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BIDS FOR DREDGING.


OPENING OF BIDS YESTERDAY FOR THE DnEDo-
ING OF NORFOLK HAsBoR AND elizabeth
RIVER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NoRFoLx, Va, August 80, 1873.
Bids for dredging the Norfolk hurbor were opened
to-day as follows:-
+. B. Cotton, Philadelphia, ITO cents per cubic
yard; American Dredging Company, Philadelphia, 10
per cubic YARD; George G. FORBES 4 Co.. Baiti-
more IA cents per cubic yard James Cummings,
New York, l-5 cents per cubic yard; BrooEs Nor
rs, Washington, ga cents per cubic yard; G. II. Fer
rs, Baltimore, 91s cents per cubic yard; N. !.
Brsinard, Albany, N Y, 91s cents per cubic yard H.
+. Cuipepper, Portsmouth, Va, lax cents pcr cubic
yard
For dredging Elizabeth RIVER
American Dredging Company. Philadelphia, 45
cents per cubic yard Brooks Morris, Washington,
d. c., 40 cents per cubic yard; q. H. Ferris, Balt-
moro, ~ cents per cubic yart; H. f. Cu,pepper.
Portsmouth, Va, ~ cents per cubic yard The lowest
bidders were f. b.. Cotton Tor the harbor and H. Il.
Culpepper for The Elizapeth River
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ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Frank Holly, residing At No. 1ol Ross street, Brook
Ign, while walking through South Fiitn avenue last
evening" was enticcd into an alieyway by two young
men. While there they assaulted Holly and at
tempted to rob him Of hts watch. lie resisted them
ana shouted Tor the police. Onicer William 5. Derrick,
Of tho Eighth precinct, heard tho mans screams ana
fastened TO the place. rho officer after lively chase,
succeeded IN arresting "A Young man VINO gave MS
name MS Michael Fitzgerald, jig dancer, residing Ut
No 209, Wooster street, and William Manning, nine-
teen years oil age, OF No. 1893 Dleecker street. Tue
former was recognized by DETECTIVE Reynolds as Rob-
crt Fulton, n well known offender He had gwen
wrong to tho police In the hope OF conct aiing
his identity. Both men we're locked up and Will DO
taken 10 court to-day.
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Thomas Kelly, OF No. 20 Box street. Grcenpoint,
was committed TO await the action OF the Grand Jury
by Coroner Nolan last night In consequence OF the
follow ing verdict rendered by Coroners jury 1--WE
fnd that Michael J. Russell came to his death on
August 16, at No. 2l4 franklin street, from pyemia,
the result OF q bite Inflicted BY Thomas Kelly, at No
ZIG Franklin street. March 49, 1873 Tho evidence
went 70 show that Russell, who owned both the
houses Franklin street montionod, becoming in.
dgnant the quarrels OF his tenants entered Kelys
clinch which followed overpowcred Kelly Ofncer
Dugan swcars that when he entered the room to que
the disturbance Kelly the 1oor with RusssIi's
finger In hts mouth "Russell top Of him n
gagged gougng out Kely's eye with his right hand
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Aug 3O-Arrved. Dc Ruyter tBelg),
Falk New York; bMtks Athlcs CNor. Norbeck dol Lois
(Br), sheldraks. do: yiolst tB, Harding dol W Har
ward tBr). Dswiey. Philadelphia 80 >. ,e'r'. as.' \
Arrived ash. steamer " srri, tB shsldrahe. Ph.Ia
delpha. ,..,.t.,!.s.,... z ~ f'''. ~
Sailed sosh. bark Venice tBr). Kerr, New York. h.
ALICANTE. to Aug 3o-Snlsd. brig Minute Abbie. Mar
din New York.
BELFAST, Aug 2s-Arrved. hanks Emilia Ciamps Utah.
Csniero Batmore sosh. Lsthsr tBr) holly wood Chat
ham. NIB.
Sailed 3oh ship roinyton tBr), Rob ,ins Phil
BREMEN. Aug % Sailed bsrks Ole Bull (NoD. North
Amcroa Columbus ,Grr), Ihlder, Baltimore.
DEAL. Aug 2s-Arrived. bark Reynard Kingman, Fan
ning's Island for Hamburg.
DuxpALx Aug ae-Arrivsd, bark Silvia UtaD, Ferraro
Baltimore
DusLIx Aug soArrved. bark Beseonsnsld tBr). Munre
Baltimore
DRocHEpA, Aug 80 Arrived bark Samuel z Spring. b.
con. Bangor.
FALMOUTH. Aug s,-Arrived. ship St Elmo tBD, smith,
Punta Lobos.
GALWAY Aug so-ssiled banks Admiral (Sor), Jensen,
United states; Duvsi (Br) Harris. Delaware Break
water.
GrsRAL,Ax, Aug 2s-Arrivsd. bark Union, Wives, New
York.
HULL, Aug 30-Arrived. steamer Euphrates (BD, Nit.
eheil, Baltimore.
HAMBURG. Aug 80 ARRIVED. bark Crescent. Rutland.
Mobile.
HkLvorr. Aug Arrived, bark vsnsdis (Nor,. John.
son, Now YORK.
Sailed Goth, barks Rubino Uta) Sehiano, New York
Fadelfa (Aus) Podru "a. do; Bertha tNorr Gsarn do
HoSrLEuR. Aug 26-Arrived. bark Afensjernen tNor)
Rothing, Baltimore.
HAvRE. Aug 30-Arnved, bark CsnHdenEs QtaD, L.
vagna, Now York
Arrived 18th. Helena CBr). Lilly Baltimore
Sailed 29th barts Lbsrsas (AusJ. vsin New ork Tre
Giasspps Qsai), Repetto. Balsiraore.
LtvERrooL Aug 29-Arrfved steamer Caiifornia DRY,
Daniels Baltimore; asrk NortAsrn Queen (Br,, sulsek
Charcston
sped sosh steamer orchis tBp, Bowi.s Boston; bark
Bellevue (Br,. Kynn. Tybes.
MALAGA. to Aug SO Sailed, steamers Alexandra (B)
L,ndqnrsr, New York .Powhstsn (Br). Newington, do
MARsriLLxs. Aux % Arrived. 81 ip Freedom Lawrence
New York: 2sth. brig Herman. Hichborn, DO.
Sailed s7sh brig rubai Cain, Stone, United States
PLYMOUTH Aug 3o-Arrived bark Iaathe DO Williams
Bull River.
QuKExsrowN, Aug 3o-Arrived, ship Thornhlil SBr)
Haynes. baltimore: bark Edith Carmichael (Br). Nc
Eachren, do.
Sailed 3oth steamer prtannc (Br, Perry tfrom Ii ver
pooD, New York
ROTTERDAM, Aug 30 Arrived. ship Josephine (Br)
Smith. New Yors.
SINGAPORE Aug % In port, bark Hawthorne. Mason.
for Boston. loading.
TRIESTE Aug 20 Arrived bark onaway (sr), wimo,t,
New York via Malta
WEST HARrLErooL, Aug 3o-Arrvsd. bark Ocssa (Br),
MeKsnais, Pensacola
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLvHsAD. Aug 30. PM-wind NNw. gentle barometer
20 436.
PLYMOUTH. Aus 30 Wind wsw. showsry; bsroms-
tar So
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.

4 lt CUMBERLAND, Nd. August 80, 1873
This morning. white Thomas Cook Hushcy, aged
forty.three, and A. Hooten Backiston, agod thirty
three both prominent lawyers OF this place. were
aiming papers at Hughey's Office, difficulty arose
ana Blackiston struck Hughey. The latter drew
pistol lrod, almost instantly killing Blackison.
the pistol ball entering his left side. Botn gentle
mon were from Kent county, Nd, but had been resi-
dents OF Cumberland number OF years. Hughey
arrested aud committed.
The Coroucrs jury this afternoon rendered a YER
dict that Blackston came bis death by pistol
shot fired by hughey, who was repellng agsra-
waited assault Hughey was held Tor hearing At the
September term,
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DISAPPOINTED PUGILIsrS.

The attention of once: John Flanagan, OF tho
Fourth precinct, attracted Last night to number
Of rough looking who mad cong regatcd on Dover
street dock. He watched their actions for time,
and from their became con that they
were preparing Tor n prize night. Inc oficer de-
spatchcd q messenger with the Intelligence TO tho
station mouse and The reserves we're turned out In
cizcns clothes TO arrest tho parties concerned and
prevent the contemplated encounter. Before tho
ofhcers had arrived, however, the party who had
Assem- bed the mad learned oil the APP
preach OF tho reserves ana fed prccipitasciy. No
nrrests
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HOW A POSTMASTER LOST HIS
PLACE.
lBr rELE0HAPH TO THE HERALD.

IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, Va August 80, ISIS
The Postmaster OF Laurenceville, q small town In
South Side, Virginia, complains that President
Hayes civil service rules and peace policy have
been faty rcpudiaed in the action Of the Post Once
Department in removing him from his position. He
says
Application made to me by the treasurer OF
republican campaign committee al Washington 10
send In my contribution at once 1t was replied TO
In this way That was republican, but genuine
democrat which am, and also did not poke alter re-
pubhcans for and that dd not want TO hear from
Them any more, and hope never will Twas sent.
under seal, TO tho parties who addressed me. In
about i've or six months II was pubiishcd IN Two
Peters burg papers. About month more after
the note was pub!shod man by tho name OF Will
son, special agent vi the Post Office Department,
In search OF successor to or au apology from me,
came this place. In a few days there was sue
appointed write this tn lot the pubic know
tho cause OF my removal W. A. SLEDGE.
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HUDSON COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

Tho Executive Committee Of the hudson County
IN. j. Democratic General Committee have called the
Congressional Convention for the Seventh district,
meet at Hobokcn September 81 and tho County
Convention to nominate candidates Tor sheriff and
Coroners, meet AZ Franklin Hall, Jersey Cry, on
lhA
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captains Van der IIocven, OF steamer Mas; Bus
SINS or steamer Donsu and Captain sehwenscn OF steamer
Ponmerana have thanks for special meteorological
observations made connection with tho HERALD weather
service.
Purssr walls Of steamer ssu4lsxo .as CUBE. has
thanks for eourtesea
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JASyIRo. August oe, 1878.
The coffee market quiet; prices msntained good
6rsts $50 6,050 res per 10 kos Average daily
receipts during the past week. 142OO bags Weeks chip
ments-1o the Channel the north Europe ~ 90
bags, and TO the United States, 5000 bags Weeks
sales For the Channel aud north OF England 900
bags for tho United states 1900 bags aud for the
Mediterranean 1000 bags. Stock. 1900 bags Exchange
on London. 23A
SANTOS August 80, 1873.
The coffee market Is quiet and prices arly
nominal. Average daily recsipts during past week.
3UOObags, Weeks shipments. 2.0UO.ll TO the Channel
Mediterranean Weeks sales. 10000 Tor Europe
Stock, 2S,OOO
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KANSAS REPUBLICANS.
TOPEKA, August 80. 1878.

TOPEKA, August go 1873
The following is the full ticket nominated by tho
Republican State Convention
For GoccTnor-J. T.. st. John.
For Lieutenant Gorernor-L. u Humphreys
For Secretary Of Stoe-Jaines Smith.
For TredsHrer--John Francis
For Aai,tor-P. J. Bombrake.
For Attorney General Willard Davis
For Chief Jslsttce-A. H. Horton.
For Superintendent Of Public instructton-Allen B.
Lennon
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Aug 20. bark John Dawson
Babcock Indian Ocean, ST. Helena April 81 with 800 bbs
sr Oil sent home on the voyase l9o Sbls Reports
season: had sickness aboard and this mate and
had died and smother sick 2lst Bertha Robinson
NIB nothing since last who reported
yous ship Young rhenix Clifford do oil not STAGED Inc
also reports spoke une 10 bark Palmetto, Boes NIB
nothing since leaving st Helena.
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SAILED.

steamers Joseph Yerens (B for Havre; City Of Austin,
Galveston; ships Gosehen erl. Bremen; 81 Cloud Br
k.lstsd tNor,. Queen.to~n Or Pamouth; kdwsrd NAY.
wards (Brj Genoa Maria Luigia lta Celto; vasco dc
Cana tNor). Rotterdam; Midas (Br). Hamourg baxen
JarI tNori. Queenstown; soxoto (Br) -; brgs q
Sweeney, Trieste; Clara jenkins. Bordeaux
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GOVERNOR RICE DECLINES TO SURRENDER THE

covERNoR RICE DECLINES TO SURRENDER THE
ALLEGED FUGITIVE.
Boston, Mass, August so. 1875
The requisition OF the Governor OF sontn Carolina
upon the Governor Of Massachusetts for the sur
render OF the person OF Hiram II. Kempson, an a.
legged fugitive from justice of the former sia'e mas
been refused by His Excellency Governor hioe'
whose decision was given about half-past Twelve
O'Clock to-day. Tho Attorney General submitted MS
opiuion of The case TO the Governor ON Thursday
afternoon, in which ne cited numerous iacts ana
Of action similar cases where The dls-
rrstion OF the Executive been exercised and The
warrant for the surrender OF tho alleged fugitive re-
tugad.
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Victoria r), from Boston for Liverpool Aug
IS. on Grand banks
Steamer Campus Do from Boston for Liverpool Aug
%. o. miles K Of Boston light.
Bark jam Gibson tB, Dadd, from New York for Bel
fast. Aug 81, la: 40 40, Ion SO As.
Bark Elpi (Aus). Admtz from Yarmouth, for Phia-
deiphtA, A ug z, lat 40, Ion 80
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SALE OF A NOTED STEAMER.

QUEBEC, August 80. 1878.
The Clyde built government iron steamship Lady
Head, recently wrecked Fox River and which
carried Sir Edmund Head, then Governor Of Canada
and Prince Alfred, from Gasp6 to Pictou and Char
Iotte,own 1881, been sold by auction for $3.50
She cost f22, 00O sterling.
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SEEKING REPRESENTATION.

The Police Com mssionsrs ut sheir meeting ysster-
Gay received letter from The greenback labor party
asking tho appointment OF inspectors OF election
She Twenty first Assembly district. The com unica
ton ordered nle
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DIED IN HIS CELL.

Thomas Dougherty, OF Park avenue, Brooklyn, was
sued about week ago by B. Eisney, liquor dealer.
OF city, Tor the sum Of $780, money quo. As the
defendant was unable to pay he was sent 10 the
debtors' cell IN Raymond Street Jail day two
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CESSURED.

The Coroner's Jury IN the cnse OF Pheso futile,
the colorcd woman who was killed on Atianuo
avenue, Brooklyn. by train OF the Long Island Rail
road Company few days since, oensured tho com.
psny last evening for not having proper facies Tor
the prstscttou,o the pubc, Tor employing ipcempe.
tent 0sgmcn not having gates at al the crossings,
ana running through trsias at TOO great speed
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The FAIRVlEW OUTRAGE.

Tho four men supposed to have been implicated IN
the Fairvcw, N. j., masked burglary, who werc ar
rested Tuesday last by Inspector Murray, again
brought before Judge Wandeli at the Tombs Police
Court yesterday morning They were remanded by
the Judge until next Monday NOR ming, ms Inspector
Murray has not yet collected all the evidence de-
sres ootain against them.
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REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

ALBASr, August 80, 1878.
The Republican State Committee Is called 10 meet
at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL New York. on September
g. TO take action concerning the call for State Con-
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The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

me following record will show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twsnty-four hours In CON-
psrison with corresponding date Of last year,
ipdicssed by tho Thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy
lHHsALo buildinel 2ls Broadway
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Belfast captains that vessels pass freely
Jacksonville bar. nv the of the channel, with
deeper water than formerly.
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KrMproN pIsCHAR0ED.

SPRISGRELD, Mass, August go. 1873.
On receipt OF a telegram from Boston, stating that
Governor Rice would refuse surrender Kempton,
tho latter was discharged by tho police cours OF this
CITY. by which ne had been held on merely nominal
charge, and ne Is now at liberty.
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rs, sTEAMBOATs, &C.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATs, &C.
SMALL yAUHf. wfrh ROOM CABIN. ron SAIL
klcbesp, enc veil found Address HARRISON, Herss
vfhes.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

TIES OF DEPARTURE FROM Ssw YORK FOR rHg MONTHS
or August AND SEPTEMBER.
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Average temperature Tor corresponding GATE iast
year,....,....-.......... IN
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS.
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HoLvHnAD. Aug 80 PM-wiud NNw. gentle barometer
20 4se.
PLYMOUTH Aus 30. PM-wind wsw. ,howsry; bsroms
ter 1880.
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seamer. sails. Deain1ionI Oar-
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RyroRrED HERALD srEAM YACHTS AND HnRALD
vHrrEsrorE rELscRArH LINE.
stesmcr yerapos tBr Psshby, London is dAys In bat
last w Wright Co. Aur ~. lat ~. len 81 rpoke
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, August all A. NJ.
Indications
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Nh; Alfred BrAbrook. BriRgs. Gccrgstowa, DC Urbsns,
ssi'.d.ssars May sr"d,saw. v.n"iIass. pSiI.d.i.
Ps. Hs,,s' fH . su4:.. S s hsy
B I Ws;.rd spIasue, New York; sioop Emma johnson.
'fxwItSknT. Aug 2s-Ar,iyed, ,ehs. Gee II Beat
RIChMoND. Aug as-Arrived' steamers wysnoks.
saiisd-Baik ANNA Ger, Jan,ssn. Plume and rri.sssI
brig Primes tier, Roster. Pernamouco; schrs y
Vdiorns. Creswel Bos,on ssrdinisn. Hobroek. provt
K0CKLAND. Aug 2a-Arriyod. sehrs LsecnI.. oroc,st.
Yerl ae.s, s, Coon Roeipo', for rsnsso"'s; a7sh
Va; ass .sro :cry, xeL.n; New Yers .a:. Henry.
s.c s do f 'SsI , so Sss o''''s Robinson
san IN" fRsscfsco. Aug - sailed b.rss y..sst,ns
so,S~Cssred. ssip. EttricKdsis tBrj, Lamont cort,
S, sEHrTsE Aug bark Tam osh.n Pal.
es%VvxNSAh, Aug as-saied sebr . Moore. Phisdsl-
McshArrivsd bark Lsdy Dunern Bo. Sieve. Liver
ps SALEM. Aug 27Ar,ved. seh.s Annie Lee. Look, Lin
lard sod Yraseonia Austin PORT Johnson' Geo Fierce
asssxrrvsa, schr Laura Jones. stevens, Hoboksn
Cieared-schr l. Dowiing tBr JohDson rhcvns's Cove
II D1ery HieIsrson Gsorsc.own Ne 70 iesd Tor Frsa
saAs ,.s :ssIs A Forester
9s,b--sslied, sehrs William jolysr. Taylor. and wiz
SfoE fS6fON. Aug 2s-ssied schr Lizzie. Taylor. Ne,
vvffagyAEp nAvES, Aug 2e-Arrived, .ehr Onward
psOsi wsss.s sraah. Esss fisher, Navy Riley,
Ps:;'syy Z, ;e sa Es,c's..cn 90
ser. J:nss, New York; brig Annie usrdssr Huschssos,
M,h- Arrived brig Mario tDusch), Tedford ST Martina
O,sared-Barh Maria Q Pschcco tsp,. De Ecla Rctssr
,,wARetE. Aug % Sailed, schrs y @ wbfidin rsris
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-08-28

IL Indigestion, constipation and billousness
torment the body, the head can not be clear.
These disorders react upon the brain most
hurtfully, and produce a cloudiness in the or
gan Of thought not experienced by a healthy
man. Happily these brain expressing mala-
dies may be entirely dispelIed by that peerless
Alternative, Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which
cheers, refreshes and invigorates the brain
and nerves, while It regulates the organs of
digestion, assimilation and bilious secretion.
1t expels the morbid humors which poison the
system through the bowels and urinary pas
sages, and exerts a powerfully invigOrating
influence well. Its cathartic action Is never
irritating, violent or painful, but even, natu-
raj and progressive. AS an appetizer and
sleep promoter the Bltters is unrivalled; 1t
mitigates the infirmities of age, relieves the
ailments peculiar to the gentler sex, arrests
physique.
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Sick and Afflicted.

A cough or cold, If not properly attended
to- may result in an incurable lung disease
For all diseases of the throat, breast and
Lungs, bronchial or asthmatic affections, DR.
Swsyne's compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
and best remedy. 1t promotes expectora-
ton and removes all diseased matter which
obstructs the lungs; the liberation is healed
and the sufferer is restored to perfect health.
IL the bowels are costive or liver disordered,
take first few doses of DR.. Swayne's Tar
and Sarapa Pills, which will evacaute the
bowels, and is of vital importance, relieve
the congested liver and remove all bilious
ness These valuable remedies sold at the
leading drug stores, or can be lad by writing
to DR.. Swayne q Son, Philadelphia. Ask
your druggist for them. Browning & Sloan,
wholesale agents.
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JESSE SMITH, Attorney.

STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, S.:
~ In the Superior Court of Marion
county, In the state OF Indiana, No. 1859.
Room No. 2. September term, 1873. Divorce
Mary A Eacret VS.. William +. Eacret.
Be 1t known, that on the oath day of July,
1873, the above named plaintiff. by her at
torney, filed in the office of the clerk of the
superior Court of Marion county. in the
state OF Indiana, her complaint against the
above named defendant; and that on the
24th day of July, 1873. the said plaintiff
filed In said clerA s Office the affidavit Ofa COM
Retent person showing that said defendant,
William r. Eacret, is not a resident OF
the state Of Indiana, and said plaintiffhaving
by Endorsement OF said complaint required
said defendant TO appear in said court and an.
1878.
Now therefore, by order of said court, said
defendant last above named Is hereby notl-
ned OF the filing and tendency of said COM
plant against him, and that unless he APP
pears and answers or demurs thereto, at the
calling OF said cause on the 18th day of
September, the same being the 10th
judicial day of said September term
of said court to I begun and held at the
court house in the city of Indianapolis. on the
first Monday in Septemb er, 1873. SAID com plant,
and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged. viii be heard and determined in
his absence. AUSTIN ii. BROWN
july24-Sw Clerk.