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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


AOn MooOWsn, In |ocd s,,.. county, o.,
W, Oout0I
Joseph Montgomery. Commoa Pleas.
BY virtue Of an alias order ofsale, issued IN the
above entitled cause, BY the Clerk Of the Ceurt
Of Common Pleas, VI Wood county, Ohla, aud
TO me directed and delivered, l will ohsI ter
sale At public vendue, al the front door of the
Court House, 10 Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, May sth, 1871
Between 10 and IL o'clock forenoon, Of said day,
the following described real estate, to-wits
Lot known as number three hundred and
twenty y-three (32S) 10 The Incorporated Village
Of MillburY, Wood county, Ohio.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised Al 5000.
ORRIN HENRY. Sheriff.
PRIoH 4 MAoEMrosH, Piths Au'ys.
April 8, 1877. blese 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-20

That petition has been fled in the office Of tho
Auditor of Wood county, Ohio, praying for the
establishment, location and construction " a
ditch, commencing ~ or near the southeast cor
ner OF road irsrt number eleven IN, 10 town
Allip four (4l, Of the United States Reserve I;
thence running easterlv through road tracts
fourteen (l4) fifteen (t5l eighteen tIs), sew
enteen tl7), twenty (20l and twenty three (7S).
and seoi.n twelve (l2), "f said township, and
through section nineteen Us J. In township seven
n J. range Twelve (I2) following the route of
Ditch No. 81 nRtil 1t intersecis Ditch No. 2ie,
aud there tsrmintte The enc einear heretofore
appointed by the Board Of Commissioners to
level the route Of said ditch has hled his report
together with plat and pr,Rle Of the route,
and reports that the following lands will he
benefited by tue construction Of said ditch
TO. wit
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-20
SHEMIFFs SALE.

SHERIFFyS SALE.
vs.. Court ~
william O. Finch. Comma Pleas.
BY virtue Of an AliaS order Of sale, issued is
the aboVs entitled cause by theCisfk uftheCsurt
of Common Pleas, Of Wood county. ohia, and
to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vendus at the frant dosr " the
Court House. in BowlinE Green, M
Tuesday, May sthy 1877,
Between and z o'cinck A. y nf said day
Ihc following described real estate. wit:
Lat numbertwenty FIVE t2bl. in TIE. WiEhi's
addition to the village NJ MillbuTy. and Lots
Number twenty six t2el, aud thirty six 1881 ip
T. E. Wight's addiii"n. t., the village Of NilE-
bury, in Wood county, Ohi1.
Terms of Sale, Cash.
ORRIN HENRY. sheriff.
PRIcE & AAcxISTosH, PITTS Auys
April 8, 1871. SirS7 30
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SHEHIFF's SALE.

SSHERIFF's SALE. ,4,r
Peter witzlsr, In Wood Coue.y, o.,
We. Court Of
Mary e. Wallis, 81 ally Csmmon Pieas.
By virtue ofa plures order ofsals, issued 10 the
above entitled eause, by the Clerk Of the
Oourtof Common PleasOf Wood county, 0hio,
and TO me directed aud delivered, i will offer fof
sale atpublie vsndus at the II mt deor Of thO
Court House Ia Bowling Green, on
Tucsdsyf May 18Th, 1877,
Between II and ~ s'clsek A. ~, Of said day,
the following described real estate, to-Witi
In-lot number Rvs hundred and twenty ssvsR
(S21l in the incorporated village Of PsrrysburE,
Wood county, Ohio.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised at u 900.
OHRlN HENRY, Sheriff.
J.R. Tyler. Pltds Au'y.
April IL, 1877. S2eSs 70
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-20
7 EGAL NOTICE.
Samuel Fletcher, as Admin
isiratur of the estate Of
Abram Boyer, deed.
Wood Cnnnty, o.
in
PrnbAt4 Court.

Samuel Fletcher, as Admin .tif.'
is,ratur % the estate Of Wood County, o.
Abrsm Boyer, deed. in
vs. Probat4 CeuTt.
Elizabeth Hover. R-beeca
Culp. John B. Cup, Mary
FLETCHER, AbrAm X. Bnysr,
David Hnycr Samuel Boyer, retiiioh Ia Sell
Elizabeth Boyer, Lydia A. Land.
Boyer.
To Rsbeeea CWip, SDi John d. Cnip. heirs
aud legal rRprese natives IL Ahran no, or. de-
ceased. who reside ont ~ the Siate ai Ohio.
You are hereby informed that said Adminisi's-
tor has hled his petition in the Probate Court
Of Wood caurtv, Ohio, the object and prayer
Of which peliti"n is tn obtain an order E,r ihs
assig nmpni nf the dOwer nf Elizabeth Bayer,
the widow nf1he said Abram l"yer. deceased.
IN, and (nr the sale of the fllowing real eSiHta
Of which the said Abram B'Jer died s-iIsd. or
much thereof as mAv he necessary 10 psV
the debts ot said drcrdent tn.Wit: The east Is
acres Of the southeast 4 NJ the northwest Il,
and the southeast corner of the NSEt Is acres
Of the southeast u Of the nnrthwest y of 2-r-
ton 81. Town 4. Range ~ east, containing 2Ilf
acres also, the south west u Of the Aonthessl
4 Of Seetinn q. Town 4. Range II east. enE-
tanning 40 acres of land, all in Wood county,
OHIO. nd thai the said petition will Be fer
hearing in said court on the 10Th day OF May,
1877.
SAMUEL FLETCHER,
Admr. Of ADram Boyer, decd.
Cook 4 TRurP, AVN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DITCH NOTICE.!
JOs. BrownsBerger, PrIn. PetIt'n'r.

NOTICE is hereby given to the uon-res,deut
~ owners Of the following described lands,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-20
oHANBERLAIN's DDIcArIoN.
WAsHTNaroN, d. c., April IA, 1871.
THR pRKaipHhr'a POLICY

The succumbing uf Chamberla iu, after lie
arrived at Columbia and found that he would
have no support from his fellow Rrpubican
State officials, but If he continued the contest
he would have to dnit single handed reminds
us OF an anecdOle told OF u brave soldier named
o'brien, at the battle Of Brandy wine during the
revolutionary war. O'Bren was busily en-.
gagged loading and firing his musket, thi inkiuR
only Of killing as many Of tue red coats as pos
sible, when his regiment was ordered ta retreat,
but which movement was not noticed BY him,
so engrossed was he With the business on hand.
The result was that he was surrounded and
taken prisoner, much to his aslonIshmepl.
Lacking around in surprise and not seeing uny
of his cumrads lie exclaimed, BE iabers
where's the rest of u.s." The reader can apply
the smile.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-20

The latest thing out for ladies is cardinal
red hose worn so long they are obliged 70
cut arm holes in them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-20
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
The Psadenfs Poiiey--TAs Otmcn Trial
Chdmberldin's Abdicoion--Bsn. IVadss
Letier-The Turbo- Rvssian War-- Work
for the Unemployed.

The Fferdenfa Foitcv-1hs Offnrn Tridl---
Cid,nberlains Abdioofion Ben. Wads's
Letier-The TarLo- Russidn War-- Work
for the Unemployed.
WAsuINeroS, D. c., April IA, 1871.
rus rREsiDHNr's roLtoT.
Within the memory VI your correspondent
which covers many years NJ the past, there has
not been manifested in political circles 1t the
Capital, 50 much uncertainty as to the party
lines which will hereafter divide the prominent
politicians OF the country ss exists at ihe pres.
ent hour. Prior to the inauguration " Prcsi
dent Hsyss no me clearly defined whst would
be his policy further than what was indicated
in the letter of acceptance. In that communi
cation he portrayed, IN general terms. tie lead.
ing nhjects Of his administration IL elected, but
he did not give uiterance 10 the means he would
adopt TO secure home rule to the South, nor did
be clearly define what his Interpretation Of
home rule would be. The one and the ther
are now being developed, and 1t is the approval
or disapproval Of them by his political friends
which furnishes the themes for discussion.
All Republicans who worked for the election or
President HAYES sincerely desire that success
may crown his etl"rts to restore prosperity tn
the country, but Il is not tn be disguised that
many Of the staunehest Of his party apprehend
evil results. The President, however, assert,
that his policy is only an experiment. aud Il {
the future makes it manifest that he has done
wrong lie will retrsce his steps. Both those
who have confidence in the correctness VI his
views, aud those VIII" progn cslicate failure are
Interested. II nee the unusual anxiety ex-
pressed BY the enthusiastic and the fearful.
THE OTTNAS TRIAL.
1t has becn said that nothing in lie is more
certain than death, and II may with equal truth
be said that othing in the successive events nf
the day is more Hncertain than the yet unren-
dered verdict nf jury. The second arraign
ment oi OItman ou an Indictment cnntain ming
three counts the 6rst OF which was the LAT ceay
of $47 900 from the TrOasury of the United
States, tile sccoad for reeei viung the sa me aud
the third for participation in the embezslemeni
has terminated, as did the first trial, in a d sA
greemeRt Of the jury. AS to the first conut the
jury was unanimous for arquittal but rs to The
second aud third there were eleven who voted
in favor of verdict Of not uilty, and sfuLb"ya.
iy refused to be guided BY the rcmaning one.
Results like this tend to make trial BY Jury
mere farce. Notwithstanding the community
believe that Gilman is chargeable with guilty
knowledge Of the ira nsaction and that he was
in possession Of a large part Of the stolen m,n-
ey, there seems to be an absusdity in the fact
that one Juror out OF twelve can efeat the rem
derIng Of verdict.
n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-20

The ODdefSiEBEo
bavipe had TnIRTy.
Two YHAGs' EEPsTi-
enee as a PAAcTIcIRs
PBTeiOIAH 10 The
haUnes vallsy.tAlh
tbs atispt.op Of those
interested 10 he feet
that he has SstablisA- >
cd = suit Of Foams 10
Myers Block. NspEeO
street, q regular Dis.
pen sAtOTy for The
treatment and peTnA-
nent cure sfalikAaVn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-20

e9Os lCAL CURES WARRAkTED-DRU-
I'D DISPENSATORY. Establishsd OR the
Foreign Plan.
Myers Block, Monroe street, Toledo.
, 1877-10-19

,,.,o,tc continent. hnch sentence has chcaped us
hc ryer introduced a measure hbose Lch9no
y, !,.nd NJ or a nayy-yard, the cnnntry dues not know
iii txe!castye n,esllocEfly IL A. offensive ~
3. g. t1nnrapce II prufnnnd. The soHth. recovered
ns ,aG, Inc tlr,dity that made every Inorn dangcs
1sh sprakes could secure. The lobby. hungry,
tass ea.sr aJd botd rcasscm,lea :" orEanze apn'n.
ssst i mny sec mprc the Easel Of the Speaker
N.ss Nss fhr hammer Of an Aucflsncef, knocking
gaao 9ame ali Tree reopo hold precious Tho caucns
H. killed reform, and. thrn"al, alI the simple
poont. restaurants md hosei. the corrupt,nn,sts
notu nt o,,F wor for It .hat through him. The South
Vii seeomrsh more "a The run Of thf fterao,,o
tna ta ~ io sytnuc tho President Of corrupt organ
t.,on il striving 10 rertorc good government, at
H. othtr tho dcyi1 sits grinninR 1t the army Or
hhemocracy they rcra voting for pufef adminis-
t.stnt Of tho Government
, 1877-10-19

thIs w.. sAppts .. ',..! .mn.a o"S uASos.
a" ,'.Pol'aus N'o 'As'''ne ~, '"se.'s ~ t"s
centtai eon.n'1.ee o. t!e "oskl''smehs % ~ IN, 10.
- .,., nrt..,t,,,to,, T., ao,',.o4s.r
ucauAua'Iess " 1"as otea"l1"'to!'' :" eeu'"Sohe'
T' All ,nc nvcr,,,r.. for cn'tinu WITH tha i,cm,,.
.".s. 49,, S,-s,',,.,. ,>ss.,, ,r.r, -.,."tn, ,.%.
a stormy md sharp discussion, iu whicl,
hus" , % -, n. ps'1t 1,',.., 1'ronI,,n. % ~ s,,',-
ns.sa r.c, o. ,ae srn ose' ~ n,a;t, &n'on o';
n,hcr ,.o,crs of tho l,rcc,,,ark nartv. who WE'RE
otacs 'eaus9s " .Ha u'es'luAe~ pa'ts' n"o He'e
'rl,ey wera not nectlcd. a. tho scn,trl showed,
T r.,.,...r,.t.. .,,,',... &, ~. r.,,,,,,i,,.,
'As oemoetat'c e'cslsh' :" l'e eom".'1!ee
asht uoIu u wa a!'ay "ppe'. .n.o sno"
sn' PATTI s,s Tho every
p'"'' a. ~. s".v - r.r,",', m ~ ne G,,,,n,;.,
Aoous '1ss n msa'. G.'.,s,, @ ~. "'ss,,as'.
present. Auotnas haVAl'ausu' thc fees'aent,
Nresded, and W. F. llartncy acted as Secretary.
The Chairman called tho meeting to order ut
4 o'cIock, m Il then tho contest began after the
q,i1.1niI. ''' ''~ ~'| -" A''e' ''''
William, Cain, from tho Conference Commit.
tee ap'nseu 70 cus4t H.. VIII .io .no i'smeFat,G
soAitsuee' T., aspusstu "tat nnu n,s. niu
cular 10 IN arrangement. liz ttcn handed tl.c
following report tO the secretary, Wl!u read it i;
Ws arrre to recommend to our committees and.
an fur d. wp can vccfu the n&1op&Ion lY t,ur mar
LIZ pf tho following arrangement:
That tbe two Conventions shall meet At the same
tn,o: Tho llc1n1sgatic Convention to nominate the
County Treasurer, County clssE, and CLERK Ut The
Criminal Court. and app"lnt tnm1slatce Of Con.
tc!cney 70 present luz hs'aes ~ 'aa CONVENTION VI
9ns lhaMs,eat y,,y-r,,o,, .,,,, r,,,,,.,. H..
l1s ",x a,,uTsslnnurt tIatu ~ p.n .ns
H. ~. 1'M,rf AMI Ii. sunrflntcnJcut of
Pub.c in.tsuction. Said Convention s..sll
tham 1pputpt u Committee Of Conference
These Coa,niisecs sla coufrr, and II Tho nomina.
ton n,ads by either party sh4ll be objected 10 ny
, 1877-10-19
1itIcAl alliance in which the proud name Of
Grtenbatket would have to play second flt],i1e.
There being nothing moro 10 do, the Commits
Tee adjourned


NEETIN9 or TIE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Republican County Central Committee
fnet yesterday afternoon in the cluh-room OF the
Palmer House, Sir. j. T.. KniykeFbockcr in the
chair, and Mr. Il. d. Jennings Secretary pro
TEN.
On motion, tho Chair Was empowered TO ap-
point COMMITTEES Of three 10 confer with the
County Board concerning the selection Of the
Judges Of election, And the arrangements for
The event in tho matter Of prccincts and polling
places. Later in the meeting the Chair appoint
I'll n this Committee Capt. r. n. Hymn,
ur. Bluthartit, aud ". Phillips. Or. BLU
tl,arlt, on behalf Of the Committee, announced
that It woutd ait Saturday evening at Mr.
knlcscrb*,ckcf'a 0lIlcc. The summary Of sever.
at speeches bY tire Chair and otherA nRr be
crrstallzcl III the following announcement: II,
wards where Republican rntcrs are convinced
that they have not enough votfnE'p!aceS to get
III all the votes Of the war.l, they should have
some one draw up neat plan nf fuch a new mr.
fa1gcinent of precincts ~ will tattsty all, AMI
hare the same brought befure Tic COMMITTEES
T. be by them presented to the Cuuntr 1lhar.l.
Furthermore, ss1ch persons a. have desire 10
be appointed Judges Of election should appear
before this Committee With thc!r documents.
After the matter of the CtNntnistee l,all been
dispersed q, tls question OF t!:c place of hold.
lug the primaries III several VI the county towns
was taken rp. and the following ltNatlons de-.
eile'l on: FIR Norwood Park, It the railroad
depot; for wheeling. at East Wheeling; and
| for Provso. At Thatchcr's Station. \ fnotiun
was male to locate the voting place for Hyde
Pask at Grand Crossing, hut tt faed.
1 several changes were noted BY tic Secretary
In tho names Of Judges Of primary. e,eetiona.
On motion, delegation OF coioted voters,
! who were present, wa. heard. J. lfan.en. thrif
spokesman. presented tAe na,le Of J.. Il. White,
a pnst-UtIlec empluyc, as can,!idate for Clerk of
the Prohatc Court ou tic plca that the colored
voters had At present no representation.
| On motion, 1t WAS voted to Constitute com.
mittee Of FIVE to have charge Of ati party mai
tess that might come up tcfoEe tho Convention
meets. IL WAS specially stipulated tllat thfa
Committee should not have power to fcorea
Auy old InattGrs. The Committee IL as follows:
T.P. 1sohb, Il. D. jennings, j. Lcnsacher. ]. G.
kn!ckerAuckcr, aud Ch. Manner. They will
| nee. in Room t, No. 1lG Randolph street, at
| O'Clock tomorrow Afternoon.
The Committee tllcn a1journed-
, 1877-10-19
TIE OUTLOOK,


II any ono has heretofore doubted that the
Worki',srncn's Industrial party wills gotten up
for any other purpose than to all tic d.
1ocracy, that doubt has bccu wcll dl1pellel by
the ort;o,, ~ tho ,r,n, co,,,,r,tt M. Iv,.,,.,.
tuo ~ wv, Ivy ~ tae !"s .N
','en'' aaa a' 'ulls 'epot1es IN ycstefuaye Ialn,
uSE, Ihs iaet must have ersn patent to oil
.at sba,r afet sna
@ sasa '~a,,,!a, I. 'ues, LTD a,a ast.e 10 w..
ts ..on ts,ta' 1l'ea4 ""e-tuHee y. .ao
democratic stripe wcse brought to the
front, aud at enss assumed control. The
| f,ntr,l. They wcrs ,tnted uno, "a nersons
e'..''',,a s...,s 4s's",.s. 40 p"a s
WV n, mou,u' W '''".,I' W neeesaNs, sote 4os
ths WofkiuEthchs ticket anyhow. " meh''
bers Of the working.nen's Central COMMITTEES,
nsls'o'', aha taa ~ inc wno1e secret anu OBJECT
VI thcle oFgah'zat1oh' 20 lar as certain tncu IRE
concerned, tue schc'ne could nevcr haze been ae-
cver. IN. yorktnemcu Who toiuetl thu orcan,.
.a,,r,, nrc m, .1t knav.a ,,,r fooix "a aims ~
the committeeman suppose. they are
mt u lot VI enttle TO he
dyiyen arount, and sold to tho
,,,,,ho.. h,,1,t.r. m .cv4r., of m, rnmmt,tnr.
u'."s's n ,'+ '.'s,a. 10 . W NV , ~
u'e1. os'"h5 ocHe'e. - 1AtooHA 1sjn''ee LUZ
talk ytstcr1ay with dozen or 80 os the 1ncin-
bess VI the different WorkinRmeu's ward ciuba,
,rocns, linn NJ th~aa osntrcs n . co,'utv f,on,.
pseseSs' ~" ~ snsse espaes ~ .uaut' eot''
missiohor,s seat, aug tug uthsf Would llke TO be
ir''o4te Court tlSsk. me ethef tsh e1hpnatic-
Iese," said ono 0l the 'usn, an Iron WORKER.
%"tnat % "o va, taaae!Y " w ~ tns m2'e y me
hiock. ~ sheep ~ tha slauehtsFf aows
mn hG polat"1aa; h"! l. MWa}s
, 1877-10-19
MATRIMONIAL.

Snerial DirpdtcA 10 1zs Chicago 1nsrn4.
BLooMfNorox, Ill, Oct. 18.-At noon the Rev.
Dr. Bailey, Presbyterian dtvine Of CarlinvtlIe,
united In 1uatslmouy ut the home OF tho brides
mother, In bloomington, Mr.. Albert Bushnell,
= wcll-known attorney OF the NcLean County
Bar, aud Miss Mary, daughter Of the late Jamcs
Il. Robinson, President Of tho National Bank,
both being members Vt the best society Of this
ctty, atlu Miss Robinson u wealthy and accom-
pliahcl hclEeAs. Tie event was ona Of great In
tercst. Nearly 2N persons wcrc present. Mr.
Mr. aud Mira. bushnell! left this afternoon for q
weddlug tour down the 3ltsssas!ppl.
-, Spscia' Nspatch e n. cscaao 7thaHs.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. lA-To-day Charles Allis,
Of E. II. Hall, Of the larm Of Ball & Goodrich,
wcFu married. At tho residence OF tho bridc's
parents. 4 large number Of Invited guests
were present. The couple started ou an extend
cd wedding tour.
, 1877-10-19
CANADIAN NEWS.

Special Dspach 10 7Ae CAtcaao Tttb,,ns.
QrEnEc, Oct. la-Thc action Of Judge Cas-.
Rault, who In the Bonaventure contested cleo
tEon caso rendered a dccisIon aaninst the re-
sponaent OIL ncconnt Of clerical influence used
In hls behalf, was tevercly ocusured BY Bishop
LanEestn. Of Rtmouskl, who sought to drive
ttIe Judge from Ills chatr as Law Professor IN
Laval University, Quebec, and carried tho INIT
ter tu the Papal authorities at Rome. The
Apostolic Delegate has Just received commit
mention from, The Congregation Of the rropa-
Eanda, Rome. maintaining Judge Cassaut& ln
hls position.
Sp-cfui Nspasea 10 7ne Chicago Tribune.
: MONTREAL, Oct 19.-A warrant has been Is
sued agulnst Frank Bond, broker, for con-
1ntrlur with othcrs To tnjure tho credit OF tho
CITY and District Saving 1}ank.
ST. JOHN. y. L., Oct 1y.-The China Manu-.
iacturtnE Company has assigned Liabilities.
klH,Nu.
, 1877-10-19
PERSONAL.

hsa Hayes Ia not AL extremist In temper
Ancs nasten.
Ina Sunday boat-rscs at st. Louis the
'Hob lngessoll won.
Tie father Of Thiers was On attorney, not,
q stated, Z slocksuaith.
Capt Esas opposes leveas along The Mis-
@'sppi On the ground that they ato unnecessary.
adirondack Mutxuy notices that church
sss1ees IN theatres Afa always lasgely attended.
Lbs L16rary Journal for October will 10
uesotca chiefly 10 college Libraries anil te!r dessl
opMeut
senator Johnston, Of Virginia, Senator
hsfnaa, Of Hew York. aud Senator spencer, Of Ala.
esmA. are Roman Catholics.
Under rscens Post 0fIieo Department Or
4sss Af. John q. Chapman. Of Hartford, IL cut on
@s<a Curious ylses Of philanthropy whieh hn ha4
, 1877-10-19
COTTON.

WAsn1NGros, b. c., OFT 19l-The cotton 70.
port Of tho Stattsticiun Department OF Agri-
culture Tor October makes the average condi-
tion nearly as high as lsi0 1t Il 8t.1 against
ST. lust year, and Us tho year before. The
decline in condition during September IS less
this year than lust. Georgia and Tennessee
Caru'iua higher; and ail other States lowur,
though Arkansas dcsltnea but per cent. Tho
STATE percentage 10 a. follows: North Carolina,
IS; South casulina, %; Georgia, n; Florlda.
u; Texas, q; Arkansas, ss; Tennessee, LOO.
, 1877-10-19
SLIT For $50. 600.

Buteiai D4spattA to 7Ax tntaudd 7s.Au*t,
INDIANAPOLIS, lud., Oct. 1B.-Tho lion. ".
Il. English, former Prcstjent oi tho atseet-fAll-
way Company aud Of tho First National Bank,
has been suc.l for t50. .oo0 by the eet~Ralway,
they claiming hI1n to owe $1,000 cash used
by him and $4,000 In bonds converted
to his own use. Sir. English ciaims that tho
suit il u gamr Ut the plaintiff; that ho owes the
Company nothing. Some ttne biuce he sold the
railway 10 Louisvillu parties, and It Il believed
got the lest Ut the bargain.
, 1877-10-19

Of Mr., Noyes be- aided for tho Same ot1cc, anil
subsequently Mr.. Critchells name was humor-
ouslY suggested for Endorsement All OF tho
motion. were declared ont nf order.
sir. t}otnlTtllse then attempted to address tho
Club: but, there hclnE no question. before tho
meeting, lie was declared out ot order, and the
Club adjourned In somn confusion.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
The sh1plnan factfon Of Republicans tn tlie
FIftecntl Ward net nt shelr hcadquarters, No.
2. North lIal.tel 80 street, !ast evsnlng, ": z
prescnt.-ccrtatnly large number IN view oi
The rain.
Ca,,t Ryan, from the Finance Committee, ro-
ported that tho Club WAS out Of debt and had
The committee appointed to wait on tho
Connty BOARD and enucaYor to hasc the wnrd
divided into fire election precincts reported TINT
4 Ind already bsen M en. up into s'1 prectnsta by
woull sanction that division Monday.
OM motion ot Mr.. zobie, committee of sew
en- was selected 10 nominate delegates 10 tho
County Convention.
During their absence brief speeches were
male ~ William Young and Juha Wagner.
The 1attcr referred tn star.chamhcr meeting
At the fremont House in tic interest OF GER
tain candidates, dcprccatlu1 such pr,,cecling,
were abolished. This sentiment was greeted
Z. II. 1lai! also made few remarks, atlvert-
Ing p the packing Of delegations, and ctarac-
Tic Committee reported as follows: Louis
4. F. Mcdonald, r. II Papenliick, and r. Ii.
Ryan.
CAPT. Ryan declined, and Otto uertinx was
substituted.
The report WINS concurrctl in. .........
THO club then adjourned to meet It ths polls
Monday and elect tho ticket.
SEVENTEENTH YARD.
The Seventeenth Ward Republican Club held
meeting lass evening at tho corner of Sc.lG-
wick and Market Streets. str. +. A. Snadelius
IN The chair. 4 series Of resolutions were in
tIUsueed by. the Executive Committee inviting
| all reputable cittztns OF the wasd to act ia
harmony with tue club; that the hest efforts be
made to secure "a honest administration of our
county Affairs; also that the President OF the
club appoint committee of avo who shall
acictt fifteen nat1cs from whom the delegates
shall be chosen By the club.
ME. Laycile created some disturbance by his
tlons we're adoptc1.
Another t1latble took place. which ended
in q reconsideration Of the resolution.
Mr.. Mullins submitted a list of twenty namea
from whom to select five delegates.
1r LiuaerboTr also submitted a list OF fifteen
names, and stntaf that be had several hundred
ALPS with thoec Names printed, and al1 that was
necessary vast strike out ten Of the names,
and there would rcnain the Ave 10 which ths
| ward Was entitled.
After vcry heated debate, Mr.. L3nde.toro's
list Of names was udoptcd, at least tho Chalr-
man decided 1t was- There was morc disturb.
| 0ntc.
4 motion to ndtouFn Was voted down, and the
balottnt. for nvc delegates commenced. Mcsers,
LiMderbosg, Turncs, aud Cruise were appointed
The count lasted until nearly ii o'clock, and
resulted ~ follows: p. 4. Sundes1Ins, 4. H.
Robinson, 6. Q. Olin, Ton, Turuey, and John
sampson, ihe ahove we're declared the can
didates o! the Club for de1trntcs TO tho Kcpuh-
l!can Convention amid considerable noise aud
| confusion.