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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23

Governor Tilden's Letter Of Ac
eeptance IL q document which
may be probably read and re.
read, and taken to pieces
and eveIy portion studied sep
arate'y, by any one who wish.
81 to take IN intelligent part
iu discussing and understand.
ing the political questions which,
are now agitating the o,un.
try. Everybody who carefully
examines It, will be improved men.
tally, aud rendered a more useful
citizen Of the Republic. In every
part II teens with political wis.
dom, and will, j" future times, tp
accepted ~ an authority upon the
various important questions with
which il deals.
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Tho Republican Shebang.
tR..l'orted.1

Reported.
Tho Republican Senatorial and Dis.
t,ist Convention met at the Court
House in our city on Wednesday
Sept. l3,h. le7G, ut !: o'clock NJ.
BENJAMIN Perot. col~nl. was called
W the Chair ~ temporary Chairman,
and took hi. sent with MI the grace
and dignity Of one II the old sable
Moorish Kings holding audience in
,he halls "f the Alhan,b,a. or all
Conventions We have ever seeO in
this pu,isl, We must Say, that never
before wns the CaucisiiM race 10 slim.
'y represented.
James =. Moore, from Red River
parish, seemed tn l~ the leading spir-
it of the Slcbang, ~ every motion
yearly was made VI seconded BY him,
and hc was necessarily Oobbing up
aud down to make and second mo.
.ioss. Tho majority Of the other
delegates we're satisfied BY saying ].
At last the Convention was per.
manently organized, and Henry la.
by was elected permanent Chairman,
and With that grace and dignity which
proved that he had moved in .egisls.
tive Halls, he t"ok the seat that Ben
Psrot had Oiled with 70 mach honor.
Moore again Dubbed up and with
triumphant emile an HE face, beam.
ing with delight, moved that Hon.
Raford Blunt be nominated by nc.
clamation-whicb, Of comr&, was car.
sicd.
On motion, Moore, the machine,
adjourned until three o'clock, ut which
time the Convention again assembled,
and again dubbed up Moore and ask.
ed for . recess.
Moore, the standing wors' came
again to the rescue, and moved tho
adoption Of the Resolutions which,
are really 4 bur'esque on American
freedom and intelligence.
]. E. Breda was then nominated
tor District Judge by reclamation,
NJ course after these nominations the
curtain fell over that sable assem.
blage specked with white. Yes ii
fell, and We experienced the same
feeling that We generally do after
melancholy and sentimental play, and
We said to ourselves ii was well play
ed, but It was 80 SAD.
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY JULY 10.

defence, and on the statement of the sur
geon attending Murray that the wound
may prove fatal. The immediate cause OF
the cowhiding of Berdell is said to be tn
offensive cards printed by direction of Mr..
b -Tdell and sent to the friends of the Muir
rCs. The following is the printed form Of
the card. "Mr. Robert 81. Berdell. divorc d,
opposite the Hon Mrs. A. 8. Murray.
CT shen, N. Y" Some thirty or forty
OF these cards done up in small
envelopes, were found upon Ber-
dell's person when arrested. Spencer
Murray has, up to recently, been
A GREAT FRIEND OF BERDELL's,
notwithstanding the difficulties between
the latter and his family. This friendship
sprung from financial transactions in
which both were interested, and was only
known to be broken when Spencer sp-
peared to act his part In the tragic scene
above described. The alleged reflection in
the card on Mrs. Murray, the mother OF
the Murray brothers, is believed to have
aroused SpeDcer's snimosi'y; hence his
part In the affair. Mr.. Berdell has a suit
pending against Mrs. Muir ay, whom he
charges with aiding Mrs. B4Jdell in re-
moving the valuable furniture she took
away with her wnen she lett his house last
iali, but the shooting is not the direct out
growth of 1t. The reflection in the printed
card against Mrs. Murray, who lives oppo-
site Mr.. Berdell's house. is, no doubt, what
fred the hearts of the Murrays.
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SATURDAY, August 5, 1876,

OTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, SIS: In
- the Superior Court Of Marion county, in
the state of Indiana, September term, 1876.
No. 1899. Foreclosure.
Herm an II. Brandt, administrator OF the
estate of Gustav Bergener, deceased, VS.. John
w. White, Hattie A. White, Lycurgus l.. Be-
blet, esther NJ. Boblet, John W HIT, Newton
Hyser, John Hyser. William Hyser, Jacob p
Dunn, william Love. Elizabeth Hunter, Jen-
ME hCach and William Roach.
Be il known that on the nth day OF May,
1875, the above named plaintiff, by his attor-
neys, filed in the office of the clerk of the
Superior Court o Marion county, in the state
OF Indiana, his complaint against the above
on the 18th day of June, 1876, ohe said
plaintiff filed in open court the affidavit
of competent person showing that said de.
fendsnt. John Hyser, 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 filing and tendency of said COM
plant against him, and that unless he appears
and answers or d. murs thereto at the calling
of said cause on the second day OF the term OF
said court to be begun and held at the court
house in the city of IndiaDapolS, on the first
Monday in September, 1876, said complaint,
and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged, will be heard and determined in
his absence.
AUSTIN II. BROWN, Clerk.
HARRISON. HINES d MILLER, Att'ys for Pl'f,
No. WrigLts Block. julyl2-3w
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bat rather thsn be servant, 9 word i'm
plying neither reproach nor disgrace, young
women out of work will suffer any hardship
or endure the most hsrassiDg anDoysnces
and trials. When girls are ready to do
honorable work, whether in the store or
kitchen, the factory or nursery. at the
sc wing machine or ironing table, there
will there be less and less of the wretched
poverty and the fighting against temps
zion, the miserable pretense of respecta
billy aud the countless ones who TALL oy
the wsyside from suffering or degradation
A good servant il treasure TO family
aud gains more and more respect and
privileges as she proves that she is capable
OF filling the important position she occu-
nias
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NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens Of
IN the Ninth ward. In the city of Indian
apolis, Center township, Marion county, In
diana, that /, Friedrick Kabi male tnhabi-
tant of SAID ward, over the age of twsnty-one
ears, will apply to the board of county com
missioners OF said county, at their next meet
ing, for license 10 SELL Tor one year, spurious,
viDous and malt liquors, in a less quantity
than quart at time, with the privilege OF
allowing the same to be drank on my prem
Uses.
on desire TO sell said liquors is described as
follows: Lot No. 335 in Mobiles subdivision 81
outlots Nos As, so, 55, IS and o., House No. $40
North Winston street, in the Ninth ward, IN
the city OF Indiana DOLLS, center township,
Marion county, Indiana
ISigned1 FRIEDRICH KALB.
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The following coIioquy occurred be-
tween reporter of the Logsnsport Phsros
and q Chinaman, who passed through that
city on his way from New York to San
Francis co: Reporter-Well, Mr.. Shang- Hi,
what do you think of the presidential
tckets7 Shspg- Hi Mclean man mebbe
like 'em belly well. Alice same no good
for Cbipaman. Reporter--How so, Mr..
Shsng-HI? Shang Hi-Dlemocrat and Le-
publican allie ssms to Chinamsn. Both
platfolm say Cninsmsn no more come
over in sh'pse, and he 10 good for Melicsn
man. Mclean man 'fraid CniDamsn
washee too cbespee, but no say about
Injun. who takee much scalp alice cam g.
Chiuamsn no tskee scalpee, no driDkse
FIRE water, no 90 on war path. Yet Nell
can down on him, but glvee Injuu blaD-
ket and gan, 80 he IAN takee more
scslpee. Mclean man much dam tool.
Reporter-rnere IL much truth In what
you say, Mr.. Shang-Hi; bat let me ask
YOU which YOU prefer, 11lden or HAYES
Shang-H Him man callee Tilden much
clean, no dirs-e clo.nes TO wasbee. Hayes
shskee bloody shirt. and him good tor
CninamsD. Coinaman no get 70 voice, but
washee much bloody shirt ale same. Him
go for slmsgbtee dollar. PoIipcs dam hum
bugee. Shsng- Hi tend TO wssnee. wssbee.
Bime by make bal monee alice same
like TiideD- I'LL then DO talkte polrics.
Here the conductor cried 'sll a. oar i,''
and Mr.. S1aDg Hi babe the reporter good
by and rsjoined mis- brother MonA olisns.
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SHADOWS
BY LEE o. HARRIS.

AS, where her sleeping infantlies,
The mother steals with silent tread,
To shut the sunlight from Its eyes,
And close the curtains round s bed,
So night, fond guardian OF our rest.
With noiseless foOtstep gently goes
To drop the curtains of the West
Upon a weary worlds repose.
On listiess wings the Winds go BIZ,
And softly hum drowsy tune.
Like tired bees, that homeward fly,
Oerfreighted with the sweets of June.
And shadows, sitting from above.
Drift slowly DER yon grassy lea,
And seem TO sink, and rise, sHd move,
Like waves upon a twilight sea.
Like banners DER parapet
They float above the garden waH;
On beds Of fragrant mignonette,
Like dusky swarms of bees they fall;
They nestle where the jasmine clings,
And weary. fainting with perfume,
They fold their odor-laden wings,
And sleep among the poppy's bloom.
Above the pansy beds they rest;
They fill the iilies cups of gold,
And roses, by the winds caressed,
Conceal their bushes where they fold.
Among the daffodills they lie;
They hang upon the Towering thorn
Like giant birds of night they fly
Across the fields of waving corn.
Like curtains, trailing from the sky,
Along the vale they fold and sweep,
And in the forest where they lie
The night winds rock the leaves asleep,
Where, thrilling still with days delight,
The birds sleep, swinging on the limbs,
And weave in dreams tn ough all the mig
The music of their morning hymns.
Along the meadow brook they spread;
The rushes nod beside the stream;
The p ppy hangs her sleepy head.
And all the drowsy willows dream.
Ny senses feel their soft caress,
And thoughts, that will no more obey,
On wings outspread and motionless
Among the shadows glide away.
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Notice to Nonresident.

Whereas. a certain precept has been duly is
su d TO mo by the mayor of The city OF 1nd1-
annapolis, under the corporate seal of said ty,
dated July z, 1876, showing that there Is que
the following named contractor the amount
hereinafter spec Jed for street Improvement
In hecity of Indianapolis, Marion county,
indiana:
Due Irwin q Hanna for grading and gravel
ing Everson street and sidewalks from p os
pect 20 sange streets. from Ackerlspd Wy
Ter (Chr stian names unkn0wnl the sum OF
one hundred and Two dollars and sixty ceufs
fSl0z 6O) amount of assessment charged against
lot No. six (6) In square No. i've 10y In Hub
bard, McCarty and Martindale southeast
addition to the city OF Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana. 80 $685.
Now, the said defendants are hereby notified
that unless within (20) days after the pubiica.
ton for three weeks Of this notice the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
parcel of land is paid, viii -eceed 20 collect
the amouont so assessed by levy aud sa o OF
said lot or parcel of land. Oh so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the above
claim, and ali costs that may accrue
HENRY W. TUTEwILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis. Ind, July u, 1876.
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LEGAL.
Sale for Street Improvement.

BY virtue of a certain precept to me directed
by the mayor of the city of Indian spolis, In
diana, and duly attested by the clerk OF said
city, under the corporate seal Of said city,
will on
SATURDAY, August 5, 1876,
Sell at public auction at the city court room.
bstween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock y. M of said day the fol owing de-
scribed lot, or parcel OF land, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the
sum hereinafter named as assessed against
such premises for street Improvement and all
cost, to-wit;
Lot No. four az in Spann's subdivision Of
Vests heirs addition to the city of Indian
apolis, Marion county, Indiana, owned by
Margaret Harris, against which is ass ssed the
sum OF two dollars and ninety-two cents
ls2 92) for street Improvement in favor of ID:
Root & Co., contractors.
HENRY W. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind. July II, 1876.
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Notice 10 Non-Resident.

Whereas, a certain precept has been d
issu d TO me BY the mayor OF the cttyAof IL
annapolis, under the corp IRA 9 zeal OF said
dai ed June 8, 1876 showing that here q
the following NAMED ntrsctor the amcU
bereiB af or specified for street improvement
In The cry OF Indianapolis, Marion county
/. diana:
Due James w. Hudson for grading and paw
ing with brick the wesl sidewalk OF Ldndef
street. between Prospect and Orange streets
from Tnomas b. Hervev the sum oil lonrteei
dollars aud seven cents (fi4 ~ amount o
asse sment ch rged against lot NO. Two l1 y
MEG mis- subdivision in square no: Two u
In southeast addition &, the city OF 1no1anaH
ollie, Marion county. Indiana
Now the said defendant is hereby notin 8
that unless wiinin q days afisr the puonc1
ton lor three weeEs OF this notice the amour
80 asst ssed against the above described lot
parcel of land is psio, viii proceed 70 cole
the amount so assessed by levy ano sale
said loI or D. rcel lano. or 70 mucn tbsfeY
as may De nee ssary 10 sstisfs the ap9
| q. aim and al COSTS hat may accrue
HENRY W. TUrEWILER,
city Treasures
Indianapolis, Ind. July 5, lssO-