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GEORGE X. PERRIN, Attorney.

CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, IS:
- In the Superior Court of Marion county,
in the State of Indiana, June term, 1873.
No. 22,Sl7. Divorce.
Charles @. Haag VS.. Elizabeth Haag.
Be 1t known, that on the lltn day OF June
1878, the above-named plaintiff, by his at
torney, filed in the Office of the clerk of the
Superior Court of Marion county, in the State
of Indiana, his complaint against the
above named defendant and that on the
llth day OF June, 1873. the said plain
tiff filed in said clerks Office the affidavit OF a
competent person showing that said defen-
dant, Elizabeth Haag. is not now a resident
of the State OF Indiana.
Now therefore, by order OF said court, said
defendant above named is hereby notified
OF the filing and peDdency of said complaint
against her, and that unless she appears and
answers or demurs 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 Indianapolis, on the LIST
MONDAY In September. 1875 said complaint,
and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged. will be heard and determined In
her absence. AUSTIN II. BROWN, Clerk.
junel2-St
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Indianapolis Live stock Market.

Reporter by Dixon, Ravens & CO.,
Commission Merchants for the Sale of Cattle,
Hogs, Sheppard Grain.l
UNION STOCK YARDS, June To-
CATTLE-Receipts fo- the last IS hours, ,29l
head: shipped, 600 head. The MARKET was
dull and dragging all day, ana there was quite
a lsrge number left unSO d at the close. Com
mon, s2d2 50: medium cows and heiferS, 81 Goa
3; good butchers, So G63 so; extra butchers
SO 70t9i; good shipper, "a z5g4 so; one lot OF
81 head of very fine and fat cattle, weighing
1869 lbs, to Barnhizer & Bills To ship to eastern
markets, sold for 81 10 per hundred, which was
the highest price paid for some time.
HoGs-Receipts, $50 head; shipped, 1852
head. The market was strong, and all were
sold. Common, s393 20; good, % 25G3 90; extra
packers and shippers, s. 3593 40; with bulk of
sales at So 80. The market closed little tame,
and with large receipts TO morrow the price
viii drop or 10 cents; with light receipts the
price viii keep up.
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NOTICE is hereby given 70 the citizens of
~ the Fifteenth Q5) Ward, in the city of
Indianapolis, enter Township, Marion
County, Indiana, that /, Charles Kaipin, a
male inhabitant of said ward, over the age of
twenty-one years, will apply TO the Board OF
County Commissions OF said county, at thelI
next meeting for a license to sell
for one year. spirtuous, vinous, and malt
liquors. in a less quantity than quart at a
time, with the privilege of allowing the same
to be drank on my premises.
The precise location of the premises whereon
/ desire to sell said liquors Is described as fol-
lows: On part of lot No. one az In 1andes'
subdivision of outlot No. nineteen in Eckert's
heirs subdivision of outlot No lSl, the SOUTH
west corner of Kentucky avenue and Eckert
street In the city OF indianapolis, Center town
ship Marion County, Indiana
(Signed) CHARLES KALPIN.
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NAILS-Without quotaDle change; lOd TO God
at 81 6o92 %.
OIIS-We quote:
Linseed: raw 5Sc per gal; boiled Sc per gal.
Carbon, ITO fire test, II dl3c. Lard oil: ex-
ira winter Sc; No 60c; No 5o95Sc; Straits
5i@6Oc; Banks soc; Labrador 10000. Castor
Sl@l 20. Neatsfoot 759S5c. rurpentine 30@4Oc
per gal per Dbl.
OPIUM-We quote at IS per III.
QUININE-We quote at So 6593 70.
RAGS-We quote: Cotton mixed at 292%c
per Id; wool &c per ID.
SALT-we quote at 81 l5@l 20 in car load
lots for lake per Dbl; Ohio river at 81 209l y
per Dbl, and lOc additional in store.
SEEDS-We quote: Prime clover, S5@5 %;
prime timothy, 81 5O9l 70; Kentucky blue
grass, clean, 81 259l so; do, extra clean, s29
50; millet, 75c9sl; English blue grass,
S2a2 SO; orchard, S2@2 80; Hungarian, 65975c.
Onion sets-Yeliow Danvers, 81 50@3; white
silver skin, SO 5@3 So
TIN PLATE AND MErAL5-I l0xl4 tin
"a ISL X l0xl4 50 So / l4x20, roofing, 81 90;
= 2Ox28 roofing, sIi 5: block tin, in pigs, &c;
in bar 24c; sheet iron, q 10, g so: q c, IS D;
galvanized iron 40 per cent. discount; Indi-
annapolis piecsd elbows 40 per cent discount;
NOrthrop's patent sheet iron roofing 81 3 per
square Crowds double capped corrugated iron
roofing So per square.
TALLOW-We quote: Prime SIC.
WO0l-We quote: Unwashed at 2924c;
fleece washed at 2sG32c; tub washed 309S5c;
bury wool 59l0c less.
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indianapolis Dry Goods Market.


BArrING-Ordinsry l09l21Ic; middling l5c;
best tissue Ice.
BgoWN MISUNDERSTANDING SIC; Pepperel
fIcKING-Ofnego 32-inch l5c; Conestoga
Medal l5c; Medal l6c; extra e l5c; extra A
lCc: Lewiston 36-inch lSc; ~ inch l5c; 3O-inch
BIC; plaid lSc.
SHIRTING STRIPEs-American SIS l0c; 3-3 SC:
Whitteuden cheviots Sc; "A loo; AAA
i2c; Xxx l21zc; Otis cheviots 1l1zc; Everett do
lO1zc; hOmespun 91ac.
colors lc higher.
PgISTs-American SIC; Washington. Merri-
mac, Oriental, COnestOga, SIC; Richmond SIC;
Harmony SC: Allen SIC; Freeman &c; Stand
ard shirting prints SC; Albion solid col
ors SIC; Wamsutta 4hzc; mourning prints &c;
CAi:PEr CHAIN-white 2Oc; colored Csc; COW
BRowN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nc; Nashville
nc: MiddlevilIe nc; Idaho nc; New Albany
7c: Stark A nc; Park A SIC; Granite B BIC;
Bedford II SIC; Pepp &c; Pepp o SIC; Pepp
&c: Pepp K TIC; Charter Oak SC; Lancaster
standard 7Kc.
BLEACHED observation-disclosures SIC; Hope
TIC; Blackstone TIC; Mascomen &c; Hill, 7-S,
nc; A TIC; Dwight Star &c; Waugh Xxx &c;
Rep Dog SIC; Quaker &c Cambrics, L0nsdale,
lie: Young Warrior lO1zc; Jabez Knight SIC ;
Wamsutta II1Sc; New York Mills ll1zc.
GRAIN BAGs-Amoskeag A 2Oc; Lewistown
A nc; Stark 25c; Union 21zc; Banner DOC;
Montaup 22zc: American &c; Harmony lSc.
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WOODS TARIFF BILL.
The Vote Showing How it was Lost.
Ill L.

A combination of high tariff democrats, Is
in number, and of high tariff republicans
116 In number, have struck the enacting
clause out of Mr.. Fernando Woods tariff
bill The vote on the measure was as fol-
lows:
Republicans for striking out 1l6
Democrats for striking out.................... Is
Democrats voting for not striking OUT. ia
Republicans voting for not striking OUT. q
Total for striking 134
Total for not striking out.................... 40
The division of this vote by states was IN
teresting. We submit the following tabular
exhibit.
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FINANCIAL

ITO LUAN-The Thames Loan and Trust
Il company have money to loan on city
property and improved farms at their ONCE,
"A East Market street. II, T0USEY & CO.,
agents.
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saturday Herald
1t is said that Is policemen voted for
Brown in the Twenty-first ward. Hence the
ferocity with which the aforesaid Brown
fights for his pets.
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DRY SALT MEATs-Shoulders 4A9f5sc; clear
LAR1EPrime steam nominal &c.
s. p. MEATS-Hams nOmtnally 1890.
Grain and Flour Market.
CoRNAThers were large orders on the market
Tor iuiXed at Roc o t. and high mixed at &1zc
f. o. d., a decline of &c. White is still very
scarce and lc higher, large orders remaining
unified at 4lIst94sc, I. o. b. for No
Tue following were closing quotations at the
call board, 1850 o'clock:
White-No 2, 43c bid f. o. b.
YenOw-OGered +. o. b. at SOC.
High Mxed-S715c bid (. o. b.
Alixed-36c bid o. t.
Reiected-33d35c.
No Grade-2Sc bid for good.
WHEAT-SI was bid for No2 red, with offers
to sell at 81 OF. July delivery was active,
strong, and lc higher for first half, closing at
95c bid All July closed at CSC bid, 95c asked.
FLoUR-We quote; Fancy 20 2O9S 70 patent
OArs-No white 25Gs26c o. t.; mixed 24c bid /;
25c asked 1. o. b.
BRAN-DuIl; IS 80 bid per ton; coarse offered
al 50; sale car at 81.
Indianapolis Produce Market
APPLEs-New apples are being sold at 75c&Sl
per one-thiId bushel boxes.
BUTrER-Shippers are paying on arrival &C,
nd it Is selling from store at 7gSc.
EGGs-Packers are paying &c per doz on arr
val and sales are made from store at Sc
FEATHERs-We quote prime live geese at
36c; mixed, geese and duck, A925c; OLD reatn
ers l09sOc.
dark colorec l0al2c; strained l09l2c.
PoULTRY-We quote: Turkeys, alive. DC per
Id; ducks y p per doz; ToOsters 81 so per dOz
hens e 20 per doz; geese, fun feathers, "a 81
per doz. ,,-,
ONIoNS-New are selling at $S@3 % per Dbl.
GREEN VEGErABLEs-We quote: Peas 81 %
per bbi; snap beans Sl(9l . per bu; tomatoes
90c9Sl per box.
rsTRAwBERRIES-We quote choice at SS@5 per
stand.
GoosEBERgIEs-sl OO0l . per bush.
CURRANTs-sl 5O@2 per bu.
CHERRIEs-Are sold at S314 per stand.
CABBAGE-We quote at S2ia2 p per Dbl
P0rAroEs-New, choice, SAP y: small 81 %
per obl old Sns35c per bu.
DRIED FRUrTs-We quote: Peaches, halves,
at 4a6c; apples 39ic.
BEANs-We quote: New navy, clean white,
Q, % per bu: common T59SOc per bu-
Indianapolis Grocery Market
CoFFEEs-Ordinary grades OF Rios l5119l6c;
good TO fair l6199l7c; prime lI11z9loc choice to
fancy lS1z9l 91zc; Java 24ay28C.
CHEESE-Pr1me new mild Is bS1d at 71z0
Slzc.
MOI.ASsES AND SYRUP-New Orleans mclasses
is quoted at 2595oc for new crop; syrups at 400
soc for common to fancy.
RICE-We quote: 61zGSc for Carolina.
SUGARs-We quote: Refined A y+glOc; on
A 9l9g5<c; extra G 9@914c; hard l0hGl0tzc;
circle Q and S1z@S54c: yellow S9S14c.
SOAP-We quote: TOusey's German 4H@5c
per 10: other German 6<G61zc per ID: white
fius pressed cake S. 595 20; Babbitts SO
: p per box.
CGxDLEs-We quote: Hotel l9a20c; star can
Dies l5@i6c; common pressed l3Sl4c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


OFFICE OF TIE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
MONDAY EVENING, June 10. 1873.
There is only a moderate demand for money,
vet rates of interest continue steady at S9lO
per cent
There is 4 fair request for eastern exchange.
The banks receive it at par and sell it across
the counter at lilo to a per cent premium.
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE
Clearfngs Balances.
For the month OF January .-S0,0l50O Sl,l0 wv
For the month of February. 3,10S544 967 OOO
For the month of March,. 4,5Si.SO0 l,l92,OOO
For the month of April.....-.. 4.S25,0O0 lSa4.OO9
For the month of May. .......-. 4,0zlOW luZo,UO
Commercial.
The general merchandise markets were
quiet to-day, and business was only moderate,
yet prices were without especial change.
The grain markets were unchanged Wheat
was dull with no shipping demand. Corn was
firm under small receipts.
There was no change in provisions or produce
GRAIN IN STORE.
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Boston Post.]
Anderson is journalist, and can not tell
a lie.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Daily REVIEW OF THE INDIANAP-
OILS nARKET.

Ehe Provision Market.
DRY SALT MEATs-Shoulders 1899; clear
ribs SIC.
LARD-Prime steam nominal &c.
s. p. MEATS-Hams nOmtnally 1896.
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An E1ecfro-G alvanic Battery combined
with highly Medicated Strengthening
Plaster, forming the best P1asterf for pains
and aches in the World of Medicine
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EAST LIBERTY, June l0.-Cattle-Recelpts
since and including Friday last 8, head or
through, and 39l head of local stock; total for
the week ending this day, 6,0S5 head OF
through, and !, 462 head Of local, against 3sS9a
, 1878-09-21
MUkHLTEO

eyced other the fishing
Wcom and Island Counties and
-
for establishing of warehouses; which ship the products snohomh
Wmcm Island
he sold band Of cattle thirty forty nd in ALL thus aoring those
purchasing chance stock If they desire
addition will
Territory Hurley nh upland This is
only four miles from SnOhomish Ctyon
, 1878-09-21
Secure Homes!
The best opportunity ever offered
Secure Homes on easy terms that will soon be very valuable


TIE TALUIBLE RJKIL7EO TOWYSITE PROPERTY
divided nine
hack Include land
besides timber land the bluff .
rol will 10
Also desirable property
Of fand
adjoining the hukteo to "nsila The advantages o
, 1878-09-21
Young Men and Ladies',

Wishing
they
his
not cling Kept back by thOscm mUrd efccnt
, 1878-09-21

HE DESIGN 81 this Institution and
Ali EDUCATION
Se-mcn by
the
"a busnrs aflr. .thath
Bank omcc Counting House. ~ - " ' -"
, 1878-09-21
Eaa GRAMDE MARSH,

Well drained subject overflow soil fertile
the pw. There road to the premises products
rkl TERMS
o
TlON 4 COLONY!
which will yield abundant support for family Address
, 1878-09-21

The advantages thorough practical instruction ~ carried
nzed In h
graduate, have received the preference aud rd promoted TO foop Of
nd profit
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-01-12

idiosyncracies. Well, indeed, is it for
the state if he be n man to get the
bests results from the means at hand
well, is it for the state il he is an
honest, fearless, broad-viewed states.
mar, strong enough to do right with
out reference to either friend or Zoe.
The next census will develop the
fact that Texas is entitled to eighteen
members in the lower house OF con-
gress. This will place splendid fos-
sibiltics before her. The next state
administration will have it in its pow
er to mould, to some extent, the policy
which will prevail after 1850. Let us
be careful that by our actions next
year we do not give her Setback
by giving her man us govorner who
will fix narrow policy, inadequate. to
her wants, and inimical to her III
terests.-Dallas Herald.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-01-12

TEXAS affords some OF the worst
with Il great deal Of the finest weather
in the known world. Proof OF the
first proposition has been afforded tie
present week. 4 cold drizzle pervall-
ed most of the time, which, with the
mud, made it anything but pleasant
The sun has been hidden from mortal
sight nearly all the week. But then,
we recolect, that up North" it is moi
very unusual not to see his face ior
several weeks or month or more ut
time; so Texas has the advantage III
this respect, utter all.
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TupE STATE or TEXAS.

To TIE SHERRY OR ANY CONSTABLE Oh LAYS
COUNTY, GREETING
WHEREAS. oath has this day been mHdr,
III fore me by Daniel McKic, u member oi
the firm OF Mcliie X Pope, liverylaen 40
inc business in the town Of San Marcos
that one Matthews whose CHRISTIAN nnme
Ia atiant IL unknown, Is Il transient Or
San. 80 that the ordinary process OF Jaw
cannot be served upon him.. You are
hereby commanded. that you, by making
publication OF this writ III some newspa-
her printed IN Hays county io' three sue,
csssiye weeks before the return day hereof;
Summons the said Matthews, to tc ana
appear before me, ut my Office in the Town
al San Marcos. Hays county, stare OF
Texas, on the FIRST day Of February \.
ID. 1878, ut 10 o'clock II. m, to answer
the complaint of AicKlr Il Pope on an
open account Tor the sum OF 'orty-hhe,
dollars and as, 100 us a Merry hill for board
of one horse from April end 1877 until
January 7th day 1878, with a prayer l,1
foreclosure Of their lien on said hore anu
Ia buggy belonging to said Matthews ah"
now in their charge. =,
Herein fail not, but Of this writ make
return as the law direct. -.
Given under my hand, officially, this
the 7th day Of Jan 1878.
e. W. GROOMS,
Justice Of the Peace Hays Co. Texas.
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A Busy Ycar.

This season Is to be pussy one IN
Texas politics. We elect a new legis-
lature, governor and the entire State
administration. We have rapidly
grown to be an immense State, with
interests commensurate with our wide
" extended borders and vastly i'm
proved interior. To serve such com
wealth as Texas in any honorable
capacity, is laudable and praisewor-
thy ambition, and that it is SO regard
ed by the people, witness the numbers
who are gradually coming forward
either in person or by proxy and en-
teriug for the race for all the positions
to be filled. While every man has
preferences and friendships as we'll as
preiudices and enmitics, and under or
binary circumstances it is perhaps right
to have due regard for them, yet in a
matter effecting the veal or woe OF
such state as Texas, these considera-
tions should have but little weight, and
the best man for the place in every in
stance should be the watchword.
Above and beyond all, we need and
must have vigorous, intelligent, fear.
less and honest state administration.
We predict that it will be bad year
for incompetency, or indeed for medi-
ocrity. The possibilities are so vast,
the opportunities SO plainly in view,
that the people will do and demand
that we have q state administration,
from govorner down, equal to the task
of serving her every interest broadly,
literally and efficiently. Fortunately
for us, we have a goodly number of
men able as well as willing to serve
her in this way. Men of recognized
worth and ability, men OF spotless
character, and men who haye been
tried by the severest tests, and who
have not been found wanting in any
essential quality necessary to illustrate
and develop the wonderful latent as
well as the active working possibilities
of Texas.
Beyond all question, the most i'm
portant Office to be filled is that of
governor, and while we have as strong
personal attachments as any one else,
vet our devotion to the grand young
state of our adoption is such as to en-
able US to cast oil this aside, and earn
cstly work for the best man without
regard to personal or other considera-
tons
tn. .ry.rucr, be be whom he may,
let tie .Lauruces under which he is
elected be what they may. necessarily
and inevitably exercises apOtent aud
powerful influence upon the policy and
urorress of the state. tinging both
With his own personal ideas and
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CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To THE SHERIFF OF BLANco CotNTY. GREET

To THE SHERIFF OF BLANC0 COUNTY, GREET.
ING:
You are hereby commanded. that you,
by making publication OF this writ, in
some newspaper published in the county
OF b ancu il there he one published III
said county, hut If not, then in the near>
est county where newspaper is publish
cd Tor four weeks previous to the return
day thereof, summon Ii. Il. Brown (whose
residence Is unknown) to be and appear
before the District Court, t. be holden in
and for the county Of Blanco. at the
Court House thereon IN the town OF Blan'
co on the first Monday in March next.
then and there to answer the petition Of
SAID Charles Thompson, filed in said court
against ii. G. Brown. alleging in SUBJ
stance that on the 18th day of Novem ter.
1875, said II. G.. Brown, for valuable
consideration, made, executed and deliver
ell to Charles Thompson his prOmissory
note tor the sum OF S525 90 payable,
without interest, on or before tho int
day of Octoter 4. ID. 1873, retaining a
vendors lien on VI. g. Browns interest in
q certain store house, situated in the town
of Blanco, to secure the payment Of said
uOtc.
uerein fail not, hut have you then and
there this writ with your return thereon,
showing how YOU have executed the same.
Witness I'm. McCarty, Clerk ID.
CT. B. Co. Given under nv hand
and Il c seal OF the District Court of
Blsncc County, Texas, this Jan'y 2.
ISIS.
WM. McCARTY.
Jsu. I24- Cl'k ID. 81. q. c..
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BISHOP MARyINs Portrait, size IL
XII, for framing, can be had by send
ing fifty cents to LOGAN ID. CAMERON
Agent of the Advocate Publishing
House, St. Louis, Mo-, who wants
Agents everywhere to sell it and the
Bishops Book of Travels, 40 the
East by way of the West" just out,
price $500. Also, the Steel Engrav'
iug, Bishops of the NJ. Il. Church.
South, price 500, which is very popu'
lar. Here is good chance tor can
vassers. Write to Mr. cameron Tor
circulars and terms to agents.
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FREE PRESS.
ISAAC Il. JULIAN, Editor.
SATURDAY......"..JANUA II.
Official Paper Of Hays and Blanco
Counties.

WE send this issue Of the FREE
PRESS to number Of persons who are
not subscribers, hoping that upon ex-
animation, they will like it SO we'll as
to favor us with their subscriptions.
But they need have no fear that it vii
be continued, unless ordered and paid
for. We never try to force our paper
on ANYBODY.
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on anytod,

The Republican party Of Indiana is
lemoralized since the death of Morton:
The State Executive Committee held
a meeting one day last week, but failed
to agree on any particular plan of &C.
ton. Only one member of the CON-
mittee was in favor of indorsirg the
President.
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Pooh Miss FINCH" by Wilkie Col.
Inns. and John Halifax. Gentleman. "
By Miss Mulock. constitute Nos. l2l-
l22 aud rs Of the Lakeside Library.
and are for sale at this otzoe-Price'
10 aud - ceuts respectively.
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THE Austin Capital copies the late
Llano news from the FREE Press hut
fails TO give credit.
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