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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-12-13
SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT.

BY virtue of a certain precept to me directed
by the mayor OF the city of indianapolis, In
diana, and duly attested oy the clerk of said
city, under tho corporate seal OF said city,
viii on
SATURDAY, December 10, 1876,
sell ut public auction at the City Court hoomi
between the hours OF 10 o's'0ck A. N: ana
O'Clock P. n of said 3ay, the Iouowlng de-
scribed.Iot or rascts OF land, or so much thereof
as may he necessary TO satisfy the sum herein
affar flaIned as assessed against such premises
f0r street Improvement, and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No fifty-six t56l in Fletcher's Woodlawn
addition TO the city of indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana, owned by Henry G. Sailors,
against which Is assessed the sum OF four dol
lars and eighty cents "a S0) for street improve
ment in favor of Holtz * Tennessee, con-
tractors.
HENRY W. TUTEwILER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind. November y, 1876.
, 1876-06-01
CENTENNIAL FEATURES.

Spettdt Correspondence 2F IhS 2r1bhnes
PHILADELPHIA, May A.-Dcyold doubt tho
most attractive feature Of Machinery Hail Is its
great ulotor, tho immense Corllss engine of
l,4o0 horsepower, which stands at the lntcrsee-
tiou Of the two ,si,, nislts III thu centre oi the
building. II WIS asked to name the moment
Of lnosi Intense Interest during tue opening ccrc.
monies. 1t would " that III which, at q motion III
prcsides,t Graut's hand, the whrels Of the great
es!glnc were sst M ~ n'oton sending eursent u'
dr,ds OF machines which sprung Into activity rs
II by ulngic.
Considering the many hundreds Of bearings
through which the main SHAFTS pass g convey
puwcr 10 tue machinery upon exhibition, the
question Ut lubEtcating oil soon becaine ol great
IIlolnrnt. Everything must work smoothly md
all move in unison. Il heated osslr1i1g might
cause aslspcnsioa q business at most inuls
IeAdy, eau In hand, tn oil nll the Joints In the
building, but the Committee wisely determined
to run 10 risks, and therefore selected the well
known pe:.sos improved oil, ot buttalg, .1, M Ny,
from The three great Worlds Fairs Ut London,
l'aris, and Vianla, but he ilas Whit flc values
n.oru highly, the eorllEl Endorsement Of thc
most p!omlncn. railr"ad companies alld nsa-
chinlsts uf hts own country.
Seeking out thu furtunate proprietor, found
lin iu thc main building, surrounded by
hottles Of Al shades aild attitudes,
son!tthtas wn,sH 9 III haa scsn Ns Detufe, ie s to
llpiw that ho wis preparing for gener.u trent
ufnn tho strength ot Ills good fortnnc; But the
rl!by and strnW-eDlurel bottles tlell nothing
lmcbrlat!pg, and t!la tall bottles In The centre,
kllus1 contents bore strong likncss tn Holland
gin, proved 10 be oil refined uutl every traev q
iulplirlty Is eliminated. 4 conversation with
M1. petrse revealed many facts connected with
the manufacture and re!!niug Of oils, to which
listened With greAt plra.uEc. LubrIcatng oil,
u bu perfect must be allo to stand any drgree
If lrat. even melted lea, In order to lnbri<ate
, 1876-06-01
MIR. Kerr's Friends Feel Confident
of His Entire Innocence.
Latest Speculations Concerning the In
peachment Programme.
Mr.. Nobeson Speaks His Mind to the
House NnvM Committee.
Fitzhugh'a Lieutenant Gives His Grocer
Ous for His Mob.
And Will Do Likely to Follow Fitz
into obscurity.
KERR.
UAKEEY GOES HOME.

s,4rtai ns,,a,ch "a ~. 7,huo.
v,.n,"psns Il. r. NAV H1, Lawrence liar
""''''e'' - ~ s,,,. |
nnnc., for further csoss-exalnlnation t,lay.
liz caled upon Clymcr, Chairman Of the COM
n'itttc, m Monday evening lnf thc purpose !"
securing a postpone1ncnt Ut Ills further cxan-
inatlou umiI ultnorrow in orlrr that he might
return to New yurk aud u,nault III. p'yS'e'an.
cynst told hlm that tls Committee n, tee lad .a, al, I
had no power to postpone the meeting or
u, e1t11sc anv wttpcss from attending. At
~, ~ H.. 1I.s,.u ,,ao,.tn,.l tia,
The same time Harncy understood 'nat
Wa.h,nrton during The Intervening time
A.,Dsi ~ '..,..'s, -. ,,,,. ~ anna, thls
h' 1sl'nsa esrusa cd @ ha seopsned So W By
Abr.,o Wakeu,an. and with lis advice, hc re-
.nan nu,n. ., e." WI ~ nv M ths rypninc tran un
| Monday, eincc which time nothing has been
hear, % f,o,n NH hin, It IN The opin1ou u member,
Of thu Committee that he Is detained at home
by slckncss and that le will report to the Com
mlttcy at It's meeting tomorrow afternoon.
IN Washington is drifting more and more
strongly to 8 conviction that Speaker herr IS
innocent Of the grave accusations made against
nl' ~ u'..J -; Mi rrns'tcton. ,nI ,.bich f. /,
Gass WM,yh i i,',aI ~ W. nsa. "Imfnno1inn Ia Eerrs
., T. y,oIo nrt I'll. ~ ia srnt ,rIi dstrrt in
no1s ~ u. ns ~ iii thc mmrI, rny.tr, rosilon IN
seatEn ta Y. ~ "m a. :. nnM ~, s Thn GnsnElrs frnis
W. mn'cn cnnaIcnt thnt ~"-
aFt e''41os"s , ,n". ,,,,*. r-,,.x.r,ox
%, eAttsi @ . -. = ~ ,ru, m.
OF thia WI ~ aae. my sGpu'. ttat % ne' ~, ~, W
p1ttpp9e u ,uns.t t.un sns ~; ~ IN rn,rnintod
alo" ih1hss ~. ". h ~ ~ ,.'s ~,
liz ~ etnma e en. e. HI nnnointmnnt havnv hcen
pncInt9Mne pI w. ~ Earr mn M, sinmi" vainnt"sev onc
Maae " ne'ta H. ,h; ,.n -, n.n ..sI,r IL
%aa 1cesassa. St, 1iai M IL -, H. avn G.frc.
saoma @ az m'us .hn heI sc,xef r. she n,m1 ssi,n.e
youns HUI WY @ "a , ~, ~ ~ W.,hIi'.,n spi
Iceora "as soum, anI hin ~ H. nists Tha os1cr
oe'so OLE @e1 ~ IN. ~. nnnoin."r nrn1lsed "a c,,tno
Was ncGGpsa, asu ~ Ine rst ~ * n"cas..rv oo nv
10 h.niHs'9nm n,, au ~" tb"t ~ ~ 49, untG H. nnahie
to pass Or fur soIs oticr reason Which he viii
sise IL GaMeI , upun' ~ H. u,.rt III
h my hIfy .yn r"teivrd M o,hrF nnniicaion
Ee Eo-r %.s tt,aJmrc,3 fn Green. ~ whom it
LIE san r. ne uusr u d ~, ytd.1re. h. n,tsinrej
~ "'n IL, ~ RH P.acrrf "a soldier he nrreed to mn
t, n ~ .ovidr f,c cn,d Trim, tntisfnctory or.
n.". Vi 1orcral rha rnrtcr rtr flrreo re
, 1876-06-01
TIE SENATE.


,,,r-a.. :, :, H., ~ tn. ,rost,o,
AAsHih"'os' ~ ~ ."a' o!' 4ues'''A
Of Jurisdiction III the Bclknap case havlIi, been
ar,t1.a. Tim Srnat, will proreea Tomorrow to
=, f -. ~, =. 80. r,o
t1Ie consaefal'oh ol thc questloa" III i4e- A"e
first 1loInt To b. decided Is whether the Senate
,,I, xu.n, Fl, ,,,,o IN ,ha +rio, op,1 continue It
VII" lao.oes' a. o'I ~ wv s'A'' ..',s's... 1870 ..t,
Until flushed, or "hesAeF u postponetneh' VIII
bc tiludc, uclkuap's counsel Will HZuiH en-
,r,r "a haze. +h ..x,. srt u.ta,. untfl after The
ue"'o' ~ ""' w 49,. ''.'-. .,..,-
Presidential tlcctlon. lne hA1lagcIS OH the's
sllu bayo hud no formal conference
~, A., suh,,e+ mn, hnvc they drciacd whnt tn In:
on 'e sau!se "e' ..,, '...1 ~, .har, de,c,nns
the fact that they arc willing to postpone until Tut
rluss Of thp regular sesslon, and then take II up
'.S s,..h !. r.,rtv und ,,,lihce,t.lv fna
INV ou's" "N ~ H.. ths,
thing very esiae"t, ata '"as 'n' ''"s
nut day should be lost IN pushing
through tho Rpntoprtatton bills. 11trcly munth
-",,,aI.'. ~ +ha nrcaon, nscs1 vear. and this Ia
.''un' " ~ ..,.. 80, ,,.n 81 h,r,,o.
Aafoly tlne ehoush-"''a uu.o "o'A ."a ~
u!ous action between the two iionses which u lack-
tnr-tu gct through with the wosk. II any of tho
tnn,,tent bi,L shnn1d fall. the machinery of the
|,'.'u...a.,. '-on,a h.u. =, s,,,, fnr thcro NJ,
doVeFhmeAt "on'o ha'' ~ h1op ~ '"N.o a'e
stringent laws against spending nohey oatA'ue
definite appropriation.
, 1876-06-01
NOTES AND NEWS.

!sptctat Dfstulch 10 Tas TibunA
WARRINGTON. u. e., May 3l.-Stcretary Robe
son will begin Ills testimony before the Naval
Committee tomorrow. The Committee has
dcci,lcl to refuse his request that the doors he
opened, but will allow lin to hayt Ills stcnog-
rapller present. The Committee will not place
any injunction OH the publicity he may choose
to give to the proceedings. The Committed
him ~ an original witness, as well Is for the
purpose Of letting him testify In Ills own defense.
Thu Committee could conclude it, Jrrct work
in one week: but II Secretary Robson goes
,nta all the details Of the testimony, another eura
month may he occupied In the defcnac.
srNlSaEn's COMMITTEE
On Expenditures Of the State Department has had
smother investigation sent to 1t. II bus tccn or.
derrd Il, continue the Investigation Of charges
against rnIted States Consul Dr1dEclsnd At IayEc,
which grew out Of charges connected With the I'm
peaeh,nent Of Col Houghton, CLERK Of the Military
Committee
BAtoNicA.
The President lna informed the ffnuac that
Secretary Fietl. on May 70. telcgraphed that .he
War Department had directed Admiral Woeden To
and that Warden hAd immediately lstt Nice to pro-
| tcct Americans.
The Treasury Department estimates that the
customs receipts will fall ahnrt SIN, QUO. 0O0, and
internal revenue rccetpth q. Ot0. 100 below tue
e.timatcr fur the hscal ytaf making total deficit
of S14 GOO 900 for the fiscal year endins June 30.
F1rzuEHn's F1HsT LIEUTENANT.
| achel1, Ftzhugh'a ffft a.fhtant. got h1meeli
into trouble today BY making eowaEdly assan!s
In the capitol Building upon tnan about one
| third his size. wh0 had presented hin. with Q
| grocery. bill which Sehell had negiectel for tnme
| time 1t is expected he will he dlfmlthcd. NJ"
facts came out regarding Fitxhugh which have
| given the Democrats tresh annoyance. 1t nppeAr'
that the ute Of bis carriage and spanking pair o
bays were purchased by an assessment upon III
cnlployes. .....
SUPERVISOR TUITION.
A record has been produced which will pfobaal,
Interfere with the confirmation Of 5upcFt!s1r Tut
ion to he collector Ut Philadelphia. unless seHato
Cameron decides to ignore IT, II appears tha
when be wAs Assessor he had in6n named Trcxe
appointed Cigar Inspector. and. although hs ~, w
month. he made Trcxel believe he WA only cn
U,led 10 $50. Afterwards, he waa found out b.
| Tfuxel. and refunded the money.
1uR PHILADELPHIA CoLLEcToEsu1P.
| To the Vtslern Assoctaitd lrttE !.
| WAsuisG7oN. u. c.. s1ay al.-Alr1ander
ton,r at Philadelphia.
The President las nominated Il. ". Grihln {
Kentucky. Consul at Apia. Friendly and Sariga
t!op laands,
| The Senate confirmed the nomination OF Nfllln
T. jackson Hr petIs!on Agent at ST, Joseph, Mo.
| vice Philip Amfhnlt. nomination withdrawn.
sHcNETAHY CAMEHUE.
Mr.. Don Cameron, IN company with judge Tai
called upon the President t4'day MI Sumtfc
will take the oath Ut Office and assume the duties
Secretary Of War tn.murrow, at which date Jud.
Taft will take official charge Of the Department
| Justice,
, 1876-06-01

Fernando Wood ia Chairman, and al persona
whn pretended 10 have in their rosaeaalon any
evidence Of fraud or irtegn1as!sy hAve been
allowed 10 npprnr and TO be assisted BY counAel
Thu result OF this tnveatichtton has heen tlAt
TIE DISAPPOINTED nIDDEns
for the contradiction these were tho principal
trOtecuto!s In the cn.e-hhyr been nnahlc to sub
ttantlatn thsir charges. resolution haH therefore
been prepared which will probably be naopted By
tie Committee On Ways and Mcsn- and reported TO
the ff9uae. The following 's copy t!t
!. M inst ground II complaint against the Alaska
Commercial Company. or thc officers Of the Coy.
rower n max" ani .cc to tho performance uf the
icu.e aiorc-aia. AM! that said CUmpnny u hereby
cxoncratcd from ccneure. Ad Ia entitled 70 the en-.
performs All the requirements and atpn1htiona OF
iIe law and Ile cuntrnct under which II hnls III
tights, mud ~ long IN the net shall remain In f0Fce.
, 1876-06-01

..a -,id h,n, /, nrr,on A1{O
.noug otheT taas ne tpmI.sfnner fsoi,len about
ngo, and to rnneo h'tn H. " ssrn h,vnm nm H.
,lt:aus fnto anaff 1,aens ~ f1rr ""c, nj
III not k1lnw ho"cgcT, W!tetns. iss;nnn, ijo,fan
1 g." ,noncy or not hfaihs. .st, ~, e,'nt
!. aid that wt'Gn iinihen s.sea ..,n br ,ya.
hottagca ~ Eooda A. rI ;rmodIa.r1v .hrrr
.ntr Waa rc1l1ata tstema ~" TIT H. wltnrss
r,ton rstloiat nm ,rn n1n3 .n ras III rivht.
,ncc that l!oI@s @ ,a1 causr "s% d 1nn .naney Avans
caamissoner Jnt,'e1 ~ ", .hf toi Io hn 1ai bs
dan,aginE Eo,nG e ~ es tha, vsa coTr and damna.
tngers INTO s,a sr thst yhe nr lad been
II tho licaa u , Ill., ts'o.oTn ar nntI b,i cn;oyrIi
head q tae - t,,c ~. s.c,,t,'",. "'4
iuns share u M nv, ,,m,,1Esrur.rq
tHis - ~ ;!.'a.,s amnn si5n ..,,,, ,t.,.,a
Tie Jury Hdloatacu a. ap"ns rtmnn,r ur ,snre
with thcir hny ""m. rn, ~ .os vn,"I m The
, 1876-06-01
Tho Export Graln-hlovelaens.


Some striking Ggures arc given this morning Of
The export grain movement on thu c!osdg day
Of LAST week. Charter engagements for that day
sre reported to tbs asnount Of 7oo, COO bushels
graia from thls market, LOO, 900 huahela from
PhIladelphls, and aa, GOO bushels from BALTIMORE
IN Ill 02l 600 bushels. This uuantclpated sctls.
" Tho combined influence pf two causes, tls pfos;
poet OF war Ii. The Eust and the s,se ~ she g9a
premium. There u NJ doubt sulEc1snt sal,sc' ~
armcd coniIct IL serousfy aiIect seycial branches
uf trade in hi. country, aud money lns a!a l9le or
Lu.lc,inv on Legitimate tr4le aud connected Win
auylAing like vi Ectual change lii consumpi'on VII
be rngcfly taken up. 10 far Nv this suGaen si1A
higher psrutau, IN god 1t lauy be III well T., p"nt
oaa that thEs IL only aniheE way f saf'lsE ihai n
cun,es GEun the depreciation uf nifrd sts. n"s.
aud thai it 4s u u thusG rapid Atsu"
uuna which, however 1latlttinE tor tAa noitu''
10 ~ custv of payer easlcney'
, 1876-06-01
ALASKA,
END or AN INVESTIGATION.
I%>HcfHf ~ NrrN3ek fa TAS Yf1hLHG

WASHINGTON, D. e., Aay 3l.-Ths Ways and
Means Committee Of tho House was Instructed
early In tho session to make an investigation OF
the circumstances under which tho cuItrnct was
made between thp Government and the Alaska
Commercial Company, a..l to report whether
any further les4slAtion WA necessary to protect
the iutur~,t of the United Statcs. This lnyesti-
eatIoa waA suggested by repeated publications
s,nac In Fan Frunc!s.u a1,d cIecwhctu through
out ths country, und alleging fraud III COL.
necttou with the awarding Of this sontract, aud
dishonesty In it. execution Gen. Howard. VINO
lu.t asa,op visited tls southern portion VI Alaska
raYu these accusations semi official character by
repc.t,uv them iu y rpon which hu made ~ The
VA, Department With Quasi-lndo1aueht Ihs
aHbisel VIZ Eslstfe4 70 Sul'Sotualtes. W s11sts
, 1876-06-01
THE RECORD.

~.
WASHINGTON, u. T., May 3i.-Atter tue cS.
pIratio,, of the morning hour, consideration Of
untln,shp,l I'M sntss. thu. bill In relation TO tho
Japanese indemnity fund was resumed, thu
pcnl{ng question being on the amendment sub
,,t,, al +r NJ Thurman whrn The hill VII, last
.'''.seo ~ 3,,4' 49," 49,
beforc the Senate to strike cut the CLAUSE au.
tnorszing rrturn OF all the accumulattons Of
interest, and insert IN l1eu thereof c'ansc au.
f;nyer1,n,ent Of Japan, without interest.
Aftcr dclmtr, rejcetrsl-yeas 8, nays ~
p, was nadp Il mi ot TIC the
Whole agreed to.
eeeuntl sertiol Of thu bill WHICH authorizes the
payment of prl1e money 10 the sailots hna crew of
the United States vessels wyoming and dunes.
town for thu dtstrnetion OF plrat!cal vetselh any
bomberdment Of hoBti!e forts 10 tho Stralta Of
~ i2 sys !. NJ IN au
hurlzc the rcturn Of tue money after lcductng all
payments properly ehargeabc 10 satd fund Agreed
TO-; .u, ~ .,r,s,., on,
the CLAUSE authorizing the return Of ihe fund with
all accunulat!ons Of Interest. and !n.eh In lieu
principal ouly. Agreed to-yeas y. nays II.
Mr.. FEclinghnysrn moved to amend ~ AZ to an.
thorize the return " ths principal With per cent
Mr.. Sherman Inused 70 amend 10 az 10 provide
that the residue OF saih fand, hitef tctn!E!nG t!s
rt1neapa 70 ta5 a. ~ ra'nc ~ H. Y s s1,t y, ns p
cancelled a1ll tiiat portion ., u ~ numey snh'! ~
covered into TIT treasury VI 'ae et''so s'a'cs'
AEIeeu 10. . a., g..
NJ Sargent nGysd @ e to etFxH ont ne sh ss,se rs 81
section OF the nill wAicn alt4ot'xes the tttatn ~
t!c fund after dcdusfinE tht prize. money amount
1f TO sl:n wv anu ~ aycns PtSResy @ nss. s.
Ms. Howe moved 70 stfse out lna portion
OF the second section autho!lzHis Nv if.!s tec
oEniton Of clsms ior prize. .nnhcS o. that poftion
Of the officers nnu Gre" y! INC jamestown WIZ
manned thc Iak!ns. si,afsetea sesse H. as Gnn.
barlment VI hostile 30rts IN Lie stEan VI Snlnlo'
nosk!. Rejected.
The Dill "us then feao th4a uu'e aha p1sssa-
yeas "a; naye, 20.
After executive session ao]ouEheu.
HOUSE.
Mr. Jones Nev1 os,sd resolution "' aee1s,nS
pass, without delay, bill terralIng tho kcsunip-
ton act md should prohibit any fu.shss ' cont sont5ss M
dumands Ut tho people. ehuuld provide fot IL IN,
crease and should provide foE The displacement d
National Hank notcs with United states notes, ant
should alao pEOvidu TOT apetuy TeturA ~ Eota ant
, 1876-06-01
OBITUARY,


6x<claI NIFN47tN 70 1R1 33F10H&-
ANN Amor Mich, Nay 51-Nr. &. q. SehAtFet,
County Negaser Of Deeds, died to-day of quick
cuppuiurlion. lie Was elected BY tbs Republican
narfT aud has held the oltcs two turms. lta Wax
IN ei.cieas officer snd highly eateemed citizen.
NASHVILLE. May 31.-Col. NobeFt II. Aamsey,
proprietor Of the Nnsra' Journal, OF pos,4Yiilu,
"a, died neas this city this evening.
, 1876-06-01
E.Fk*.
"H PAYS TO TRADE ON THE SLDE.a
CARSON,
PIRI]E;' &&C0.'S E
BARGAINS! T!

At %1.1O, a line of handsome
shades Of .O-incll cOlorcd Gros
Grains. worth i l 90 to 81 60.
At Tf.11, large lot very choice
shades Lyons cold Gros Grains;
rich. bright lustre; never sold
under xl.7D to $1.SJ.
At x DO, heavy, very rich colored
GrOs Grams, stylish shndes;
worth So.
Tho above lots are worthy the imme~
date attention Of purchasers before choicess
shades are sold.
Trimming Silks from 75 cts. ups
ward.
at G5 cts., lot Of Fancy Silks in
good styles.
At rs ctN., New lines of Fancy
Silks, great bargains; some OF
them formerly sold at y .25.
At 50 cts., Large Assortment OF
Fancy silks, very desirable
styles, much under value.
At IL. 20, line OF Cheney's Amerl-
can Silks, stripes; Same goods
formerly sold Mt ~.
Heavy, nli silk, Black Gros Grains,
III and i; 20.
At $3.50, Splendid Cashmere BITE
Silks, worth So.
! AT %1.75, Lyons Cashmere Gros
Grains, an extraordinary bar-
| gain.
| AT 81 VIC shall offer n very richs
heavy, and elegant Lyons CASH
mere Silk, cuunl to anything
TINT can be bought elsewhere an
$3.50.
Two cases Fancy Grenadines ut
| GIG cts, worth 1B cts.
Blk Grenadines Mt 70, 80, 81 1-3
cts, worth nearly double.
Special bargains i'll 81 Black
| Grenadines.
West.End Dry Goods House,
Madison and Peoria-sts.
SlCaWLA. ......
, 1876-06-01
PERIOLAT--1LIhIBERLY.

been impossible to ind him. There arc questions
which be la wanted 10 answer.
PERIOLAT--1kIh
TIE INDICTMENT NOT ouAsHED.
At the Criminal Court yesterday morning
Judge Moorc delivered the following opinion in
regard to tho motion to quaRh tho Pcriolat and
Kimberly Indictment:
Tho olionso that is described IN this indictment,
1.s4g very clearly defined It. sets out: ,a,t .Tnsr
fS ftsnaulent ntent wrongtuiiy and SlcEedly to r.
eso9pofatiou, to:wit:. Tho County Of Cook, large
Eod, sa Gt g, sea o s
and I property of tic said County Of Cook" Now
that dcscribes what is known as, and what s made
s1e Gy e. mse aoos 6. Tey
tpIre to commit this ocNse which n known and re-
gsrded an oensc sganss The laws Of re country
"eo1splrc ns 81 anu agree together With fraudulent
or malicious intcni to wrongfuliy md wteictiy in-
| or to obtan money nv other property W false
preicn4cs." II istruc TINT tho word ''cheat" ~
Sas ta spE sno Il b sssty
Suppose the word ''chcat" ia not used In this In.
dicincnt; here arc the words ''fcloniously and
enorgh 10 make il mean cheat, Il tits necessary
that It should mean thlt. III th!. day the courts
sln s 1 wa,s sd 81 1as ss
9cn,nant ~ the iaw and If there ID cnough 10 The
Indictment Of any party to gse him notice o. whne
o. eight Il not 10 complain. and ought not to havo any
MIns moro sa!d u him.
'k n1. IN ~ n IL. arns tirn that va nust look
at aa Tia substance satLcr than y to snd ways and
meuas of eradng she ,s" We arc t9 h4 n4s'S WIN, ma
',n aaS nst means eurpo,ation Under the provis-
= sss much :. + H. s,1ana: nsa
III X nrnnerfvf I cannot for tho life OF MS
y she1e + H. of ofrauine Cooperation
o. pfopsrty or .a,xo op.n,ms and oh,.nnw from
nTivnie Il IphiyiJnsl, au, very we'll awsre Of Argu
an n'ed On nt % su1Sc 1s .e eat
lTn Al tl'n nresent tny, when wo arc trying, "a I
wag, sac snS ecans Of esang the .ha money Gun
rc .,lcn from corporation BY fatse tokens pre-
snse1 sss a,,euy On this sabrc. Ia scaon to hat
inirt ti,sn ri Irst thourht wunli huye Ii ID
I !; *ss S aS
s'e sn 'S ake u e 1' case :s IN tho @ illinois, Tha
snnSsi was eopss' es osn Tete Is not the seht
est utiiSGtio,, IN tho wholo case that this young
~ a1'h,rst iulimution that those persons eve,
mnde rnntyn to her in any way tl1e object they hat
iuyicw. There Was no intiniatlon Of tic kind ir
9st e9s1s z H. nrcsasary sas III ,hst t. PARTIES 10 he
.ooa aaSG snE Sak s ,y
link tic olitnse is complete without anything o
hat kid that i may 81 cS'nplets without the 4, nS
1oaey o III poper1 po " at sttcr ons Of thcst
I've Sases f9es raa s sntoT;cs ced even til
later bouk. that lie preccGens 80 counter to theH
W yicws III It occurs to nv tlas those Views arg IN por
Sas T. TIE np E. .usy St ss Ssy
, 1876-06-01
FINANCIAL.

DosroN. Maze, May 51.-At = meeting Of tho
creditors Of The Suspended clothing houss of Beatd.
M0uton s Co., thttr liabilities wels ANNOUNCED Il
$.1l, ul7 aud tht!f AssctA ii 1913, IT,, With In
do1sed liabilities amounting 10 3lA VA.
, 1876-06-01
Maximum thermometer. 81, Minimum, c.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, MAY 2t-Mtdutfht,
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Dr. C. ". HcnEonA Celery and Charnom1tQ
Pills are prepared expressly 70 cure stck =. 'ache,
nearsuus headacte. dyspcttc huadncl,t, ssI.aIg!n,
.nc1s and s1eeplea4ncss. and will cure any
case. Prc. 30 cents. Sold By Van schnaek, 8te-
ve,1.on l. Reid. No. g2 Lake street, corner Dear
burn, and all druggists.
IlAten to easoni-Tlcrr Is no polson Ia
Ntslarte Pine Tree Tar Cordial! Entirely freq
from any infuston that may supprrss disease.
to !adncc cert4ln death by causing anotherl Tho
pnrc !lfcaap III evergreen vegetation warranted 70
cure congls, colds, hoarscnesa, and all pulmonary
dfseascI:
15urnett'A t,nc0atne---A perfect dressing for
thu hair. The cncoa!ne huids in il4aId form
1ntge proportion Of deoiorized cocoauut oil, pro-
pared e1pFtte'y for this purpose.
, 1876-06-01
IELEGRAPHlc NOTES.


NEW YonK. Auy 3l.-Cardinal MeClosksy has
returned 10 luwn ind It u thought fully rrstosed
to health
Special DispaseA 70 1ns 9storn<
NESoSA, H., May 31.-1he aecsrtary sf the
Illnu!4 Ireas Association reports that the snnual
meeting next week will ba thu lsrges.t held In
tho Statv, lie Aas been assured that p the proml.
Acut newspaper nel In tbs Stats will ~ pstS4ut
Ht6ctA D4Sp1fcA ta.7Hs IrtbuAA
NAuaaH, MI, Nay 3L-Ths st4le Doa1d OF
, 1876-06-01

Treasurer, and Attorney General, haye 1nlohe9
their laboEs, aud they value the property Of The
State ht Sa2:j, btH 200, Of which $86 623, 142 ID
pernonal property. Tho horses In the Hta4a ase
valued st $i3. Ei0 34o; nest cattla, III, ao. ooo4
, 1876-06-01
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June IL L n,-Fuf IMlQ
region. falling barometer. southeast to boutAvss4
winds, increasing 10 brisk and gales, and gsaAsaNe
warmer, threatening OF rainy weather,
local oRszRvAr1oNs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-26

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;~r, " bnnnv ~ OFF =, "f the JanIyiions and
thissels. He is mad ali ov the time about
sumthln8 and aon seem 10 haEe huss @
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"r,,rls- -bse. ,,' -1ast than ba viii to cit his
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fr+s tbo~e ant ,ontcb mar'ri6 in il.
49, - ,oo- n,nlIosis 7rbla-6aa hnnnv
= 49, .ooreIt t tfn3 Nv sweet,neats in
-D,rjot Rn,n,,a-heas haya aIwus been
IN fasbion an5 nrobabIv aIwuswill be,
I11. yyI,ara the finn oI r1rof;t Laws in them
7 ,1avar could cynher orf The rrOfit
,7nr,4 saen, ~ he in tie h,nr,v ,or in
,bo b-r,hIe.baa nei+har The fiIi their
,+as., -, tI,o (,roI,rd or amy vhorn else
49, toi-a = 10.Ia11 r. and amt afraid to
it, a Who'll djs-rIIt skooI. If tbev med
IA viii tLer1 : 1or't blame tbs bum
III. 80 wv arr otIT-r fejIew for defend
in, his sr-ar i j. the inst and las.law
,-f,qt,,r oD5 hona tha law will never
w., 49,. ,Tha s,,o,tIs. tbirr abont .
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