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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

Thousands of men and women are starving
themselves to death. They dare not eat or drink
this or that, fearing 1t will increase their flesh.
Life depends upon continuous self-denial.
The only safe and reliable remedy for this ter
wholly vegetable and perfectly harmless. Its
use insures . reduction of from two to five
pounds per week. Sold by Druggists.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 10, 1873.
To the Projectors of Allan's AIti-Fat:
Ge,aneme,a-The following report is from the
lady who used Allan's Anti-Fat: at (the
Anti-Fat) had the desired effect, reducing the
fat from two to five pounds a week, until
had lost twenty-five pounds. l hope never to
regain what have lost" Yours resp'y,
POWELL PLIMPToN, Wholesale Druggists.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

LENrzvILLE, Limestone Co., Ala. Feb is, 1879
near SirMMy wife has been acted for several years
remedies and finding no relief purchased some Of
your very excellent Indian Blood syrup, which
she used and after fair trial. have no hesitation In
recommending 1t to the anlicted.
REV JESSE JAMES
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

LAND OF LIFE is the name of settle
ment of Adventists at Germania, Wis.
Benjamin Hall. formerly Boston dry
goods merchant, is at the head of the
community, which is moderately
wealthy. The members keep no Sab
coming will be in their community.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

BAsILICON SALvE.-One part lard,
one part beeswax, one part turpentine
from the tree, or resin, as either will do :;
melt together and strain. 1t is well to
keep some of this always ready.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

WHoOPING- COUGH, in its latter stage,
when it ceases to be inflammatory, is
much relieved by the use of strong gin
ger tea as a drink, well sweetened.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

FIRST IN EVERY REsPECr.-The Gilbert
Starches are the best for strength, for purity,
for finish, for uniformity. In fact they are
par excellence, Americas pride. Their works,
the capacity of which is almost unlimited, are
situated at Buffalo, N. Y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

MIXTURE FOR CHILDREN WITH DIS
ORDERED BOwELs.-TwO drains of pre-
pared chalk, twenty-five grains of
toasted rhubarb, one tablespoonful of
burnt brandy, four tablespoonfuls of
water, and a teaspoonful of paregoric
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02
For the Stomach and Liver.

HALF-MooN BAY. San Mateo County, Cal
Dear Sill wish TO state the facts OF chronic
INTERPRETATION OF the Liver which came under my per-
years OF age who had been troubled for years, and
though he tried many remedies, he obtained relief
until he commenced taking your excellent Indian
Blood Syrup, which has restored him to health. 4
have also found the medicine to work admirably All
cases Of Derangement Of the Liver and Stomach.
DIR w. d CHURCH,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

,CADpo. Choctaw Nation. Ind Ter, Feb. %, 1879
Blood syrup has cured me Of Chills, which had
been annoying me for . long time. can cheerfulIy
recommend 1t to all sufferers with Chills and Fever.
Without MRS JOHN BIIIE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

nMANNIN9ToN, Marion Co., W. Va, March 4. 1879.
Dear Sr-I had been bothered for several years with
hneumatism, and was unable to find anything to ro-
neye me got some Of your Indian Blood Syrup,
say. give 1t q fair trial. MRS. ELLA KINsEY
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

HEssvILLE. W. Va. Feb 26, 1879.
Dear Sir-1 have used your wonderful Indian
Blood syrup for some time. and can truthfully
that Is superior to known medicine FOR the
Stomach, and also for Purifying and Regulating the
whole System. Having been relieved by the OF it.
Jean candidly recommend II to all who may be- AFFLICTED
with any disease arising from Impurities OF the Blood
would not be without 1t for ten times the cost
b. II. GRIFFIN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

SIR HENRY THOMPSON, an English
surgeon, divides Europeans into two
meal, three-meal and four meal races.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

ELK POINT, Union County, Dakota. March 90 1873.
Lear Str-Thts is to certify that my daughter az
ncted with So Vitus' Dance, and had the most ex-
her any good. 1 heard Of your Indian Hood
SYRUP and resolved to try It The 1t worked has
astonished everyone. She has never been troubled
since and Is In perfect health otherwise would
will be SUFFICIENT guarantee of its merits
MRS MARY STR0BEIs
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02
Liver C0mnIa1nf.

- BRooKHAvEN, Lincoln County, Miss
Lear Sff-Ihis is to certify that have used OF
me Indian Blood syrup for Disease Of the Liver
mo nave been very much benefited thereby can rec.
a. O. cox Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02
Pneumonia Cured,
For the Stomach.

CARRoLLrON Carroll County, MisA
Dear Sir-This Is to certify that yoi0p INDIAN
Blood syrup has effectually cured me .oI Pneumo-
MIA and Collie. JANE RICK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

LADIES all know what a nuisance it IL to
have their yeast fail to "come up" National
Yeast never fails. Try it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02
THE MARKETS.

Cuw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

NEGLECT OF THE EYE.-Whatever an
ounce of prevention may be to other
members of the body, it certainly is
worth many pounds of cure to the eye.
Like a chronometer watch, this delicate
organ will stand any amount of use, not
to say abuse, but when once thrown off
its balance, it very rarely can be brought
back to its original perfection of action,
or, if it is, it becomes ever after liable to
return of disability of function or the
seat of actual disease. One would have
supposed from this fact, and from the
fact that modern civilization has impos-
ed upon the eye an ever-increasing
amount of strain, both as to the actual
quantity of work done and the constant
ly increasing brilliancy and duration of
the Illumination under which it is per-
formed, that the greatest pains would
have been exercised in maintaining the
organ in condition of health, and the
greatest care and solicitude used in its |
when diseased. And yet it is |
safe to say that there is no organ in the
body the welfare of which is so persist
emily neglected as the eye. 1 havel
known fond and doting mothers take
their children of four and five years of
age to have their first teeth filled, in
stead of having them extracted, so that
he jaw might not suffer in its due de-
and become in later years
while the eye, the most in
ellectual, the most apprehensive,
md the most discriminating of
III our organs, receives not even
. passing thought, much less an
1t never seems to occur
o the parents that the principal agent
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02
The Best Remedy Known to Man!

DR. Clark johnson having associated himself with Mr.
Edwin Eastman, escaped captive, long a slave 10
Wakametkia, the medicine of Conanche6, Is
prepared lend his in the introduction of the
wonderful remedy Of that tribe.
The experience of Mr. Eastman being similar to that
OF Mrs. Chas. Jones and son, Of Washington County,
Iowa, account of whose sufeTings trilllngly
narrated York Herald Of Dec. 5th, 1878,
facts of which widely-knovn. and so nearly
parallel that but little mention Of Mr.. Eastman's
periences will be given here They are however pub
1shed in neat volume Of 300 pages, entitled Seven
and Nine Years Among the Comanches and Apaches,"
OF which mention Will be made hereafter Suffice Il to
say that for several Mr. Eastman while captive
compelled to gather the roots, banks, herbs
and berries Of which Wakametkla's medicine was
made and Is still prepared provide the SAME ma
terials the successful introduction Of the medicine
to the world; and the public that the remedy
the same now when WakametklA compelled him 70
make It
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

CUTs.-A cut should be drawn togeth.
er and strapped across with sticking
plaster. This should not be removed for
three or four days, and when withdrawn
it should be by both ends at once, so as
to pull the cut together instead of OPEN
ing it. When no sticking plaster is at
hand, a pretty good substitute can be
made by beating comfrey and sugar to-
gether, and spreading the juice, not the
substance. on bit of strong linen; use
it as above directed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02
A Wonderful Cure.

1HHKRyrLLk: Merrimack Co.. N. H, May II, 1879.
Dear StrThis Is to certify that have used your In
dian Blood syrup for Rheumatism Neuralgia
and Liver Complaint and have never been troubled
t1nco lneyer knew well day before your med,
eao4 MRS H KNOWLTON.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume,
SEVEN AND NINE YEARS AMONG THE CoMANcHKs AND
APACHxs neat volume OF 800 pages. being q
simple statement Of the horrible facts connected
with the sad massacre of helpless family and the
captivity, fortunes and ultimate escape of two
orally. Price, 81. 90.
Tho incidents Of the massacre briefly narrated are
distributed BY agents, FREE of charge.
MI Eastman, being almost constantly at the West
engaged In gathering and curing the materials of which
the medicine is composed, the business manage
ment deyolves upon Dr. johnson, and the remedy has
been called. Is Known q
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02
MAKE YOUR OWN CHRONIC PHOTOGRAPHS By fHB
NEW Method of
Photo Enamel Painting.

Tho difficulties of spottinR, etc, overcome
Any person can, In two hours, produce from photo
graph, an ELEGANTLY-PAINfED PORTRAIT far su
perior and more permanent than by the old method
FULL INSTRUCTIONS, and composition SUFFICIENT to
do two dozen cabinet Portraits sent on receipt OF thirty
fire cents. Address,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02
TESTIMONIALS OF CURES.

OySp0pSId HHu InuI46St10n.
GRKKNsBUR6, st Helena County, Ia,
Odf SfSTnfs Is to certify that after trying various
nds OF medicine in vain for Dyspepsia
Syrup, which Itook according to directions and W.
greatly benefited thereby. It Is an excellent remedy
CHAS A, DYSON.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02
UPRIGHT PIANO,

magnificent Mendelssohn Upright. perfectly
rosewood ia Octaves triple string agrade and all
reoent Improvements, for sale bargain. address,
JOHN mcCURDY, ASH Wabash Ave. Chicago.
CNARES Of New York. or, Tricks and Traps of the
- Great Metropolis exposes all swindles humDugs and
pitfalls Of the city Just out nearly 200 large pages
profuSely illustrated, &c., bookseller
dealer or by mall Jesse Kinney Co-1I9 Nassapst.NY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-02

A safe and reliable substitute for
Quinine. The best known remedy
for all diseases caused by Malarial
Poisoning, being preventive a.
well as q certain cure for
, 1879-01-23

has sustained beyond thar OF his fellow citizens
1T general, whether lint injury 10 the taking or
dcttruct.on OF the property, or simply impair
Ing It's usefulness.
BpSrtELD's FONTS.
Tho points tna,'e by Corporation CounFcl
Ronacld aver;
FIrst-Tho fec OF Lasa|lc street 10 IN the city
or State, nts1 nnt In The Transportation Company.
.Srrond-Thc Chicago River being n navfeable
stream and public highway, Ito shore md tho
soil under its tnnne! WIS not granted by the
Constitution 10 the United statcs, but vas re-
served 10 the btatr- The fee was ncrer vested
iu the United Stntcs.
. Taird-The Statc, In making sale Of these
river lots, neYcr ,artcd with Its Zee In the high
way, and The Commissioners III making tllcir
sales did not.
t"nr'h-since The appeal was taken, tho su-
prcne Court nj Illinois has decided Int The City
III Chicago is not liable to t1le ahuttfnC lot-oWn-
crs On L1Satr street hT reason uf the consttlc-
tim III The LnSaIto street tunnel.
F:fth-That the claim thAt the TRANSPORTATION
Company Is riparian uwncr Is invalid.
.suh-rhat the plaintiff hasing nh tit1e from
the city acquired In the sale Of tile rtser artt It's
banks, none Of the riparian siehte arising there-
from.
, 1879-01-23
WAR IN PASSENGER
RATES.

It Il reported that tho railroads leading Eaat
from tha sity srs again IT waf, anl that the
rates are being cut from u to Sa. There has
been oeEsous feeling regarding this business
for some time past, snd several Efforts were
lately made To patch up the breach. but without
aYail. The aboss cut Il not mads openly, but
there Il no doubt that rebate Of The abote
amount u given 10 steamship agents, brokers,
and otilesa. 1As Vanderbilt roads are accused
OF being tho sggse&sors In tb!s instance. Ihe
Official. OF these rosis claim that tAe Erfe d CHI
caKo Liue, which runa oTer the Ittsburg, Fort
Wayne, Chicago, Atlantic d Great Western, x4A
Nav YoFk. Lake Ede & Western Railfoaas, has
been payiux commissions to outsiders for soMs
ti,ue past, lHl They have st last been coiuDull*d
TO take Eetalator. neasures to pFoteyt ,hstf IN:
&creAts. The Eric il Chicago Linz aud
the pittaburE ii Fort Nsyna on tAa
olAes hand Claim that these allegations arc
without foundation, ard that they have adhered
10 tr tariff Tates il faithfully II not more ~,
lLan the Vanderbilt rva!s. The difficulty Is
serious o,e, md II not suon settled Al open war
in passenger 1atcs from th.a city to the East
mag ba looked fol. !, looks II II the fsntcf-
, 1879-01-23
THE RECORD.
RuNtFN

WARRINGTON. b. C., Jan. ee.-Mr. Garland,
from tile COMMITTEES On Public Lands, submit
ted u!noEttY repoEt on the claim OF Sir. stc-
Harrahan. together with bill placing al! c!asu,.
auts to tue KaucAo panoehe Grsndp. IN Ca!ltor.
nia, tn tbs Court Of Clams, win the right Of
appeal to the Supreme Court.
Laid OH the table, the bill and report to be
printed.
The House bill reported from the Committee
on Finance yesterday, 10 facilitate tho Eetunding
Of the national debt. via passed unauimoualy.
The bill now goes 10 the President
Mr. Dayss lIlliaols) introduced 4 bill to pre-
veut aud punish couuteFteltiug. within The uu!s-
cd statcs, Of notes, bonds, lud other securities
Of foreign uoyetument1 Referred.
The following bll passed the Senate:
\ bill to declare certain lands granted ths Paclts
, 1879-01-23

t,iIt roals werc determined to force v,,,.
der to compel the New York, 1,akr IT, y o.
Western, snd the Attant[c 4 Gscat Wc.,nss s 4
change their position In regard 10 t.,r t,,sea y
0f commissions IN the sale Of tt.krt. '1f'nens
lie remembered that lust spring RI, ~ III
VIVA rassetl at one of the managers n,r,,nns61
10 aWnr With the payment nf rn1uni'.f''a
This tncnt,iru uas adopte,l at the il,.t.a..oet
slr. Vanderbilt. Thu resolution, Lomsst y
could not ~ Into effect until all tlm roa'. fs
country had Dccumc parties to sllcl, arrrcn.l..
AMI a committee WINS appointed to srrn.. ~
cnnscns Of nll t1te rDada. It wns fpuud tae.s Fs
able, however. to Induce t!,: Eric and At's,'s.t
Il Grcat Western 10 bcct,nc snrtiea ii tm '.s.
n,ent, md the cauatc letter Of Sir. 1,eyrt..sst
0cnrral Manager nni Receiver ot lIr ',.aat1 ,a.at1
foa'1t in which he gives hIs rcaaons ia, '4i' s!'
Ing thc c0rlpact, wns published at thr tJn.t ~ :
Tna Tribune. Since t1lnt Tins tlItte La. s ~
more or less trouble regarding this n,atter rs a
finally nn. open rupture .rctns nn4yp,,sM.a
The meeting between ft1e t1enrral stauar...st y:
the 1.nku Shore Il Michigan Southern and v,.tf
gan Central Ralrnatls In this city last VET ,,s
said 10 l,avo been for tho purpose Of tiIsfn'.t.h
thcac complications, AMI the cvclnplneutt ,n,a
during the lnAt few days nre t,o doubt The rr,a..
OF thett deliberations. Willis the rsitron,, VI
greatly alarmed IN account Of the warlt. ~
pcct, the scaIpers are corrcspontlingly fapu,s, .
, 1879-01-23
IN THE SEN ATE.
FRaE blItrs.

Fn~fal 3,fspafcs 10 TIA 7rfS4tne
WAsntx0T0H. y. C., Jan. Ex-senator l9lasno
cvhieullY presented his amendments to the
Naval Approximation bill to-day that he might
have an opportunity to show that the navy Is
top~hcavr, and that 1t would hu wcll-whfle
making large appropriations for onr naval
forve-.o have \ More respectable commercial
marine to DO protected. lie spoke with his
uh1al forrc, md WAS listened 10 with marked
attention. Senator Beck replied, drnounrin9
tho navigation laws, and urging free
ships rs the pat.acca for onr decay
ing commerce. lie served noiIro on
New England that Al,e had been cusIrhed at tic
expense Of tho West and South long enough.
Fish were packed IN FREQ salt, but there Was a
heavy duty on the eat& In which pork was
packed.
Senator Etlmuntls raised point Of order on
the amendment. Of Mr.. n!ainc, a1nl tferc WAS
sharp rerbal sparring. Thurman coming TO thc
rcAcue OF Blaine, bit The prcafnG otl[ccF fltsd
that the amendments wcre out Ut order.
Alr. Blninc subsequently introduced them ASH
separate bill, after }he Naval Approximation bill
llat! been passed. ...,...
Senator Elmunds clalrned tho floor for his
resolutions, which did not please tic friends OF
THE rA1EST-LAw ntLt,
who wish to have that 1isrosctl OF. Thurman
moved to hd iourn. md the mutton WAS carried
by ~ ayes aghtnst ~ noca-11oar anu Booth,
frlcnds OF the Patent bill, voting ayo.
, 1879-01-23
The Chase After the Cheyennes
Brought to a Bloody
Close.
Last Stand Of tho Miserable
Fugitivcs Made Near
lfetl Cloud.
Killing or Manning Of All that
We're Fonnd-- Seventeen
Missing.
The Killed Number TWcnty-T1rce-..
Tic Captured Nine, All
Wounded.

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fo,. ,ntl,. n,-,,, ~ H. .,.aa xn., .na .a.
t,.I,. ..ss.a.,.', T., ....1,.. sr u.s,H ' ". f"'
ria. aaon,s,, ,l,a;~ .,.,,.i nsoa,a 81, ,ssoHn1
towor7 1,s,1 Clor1 ;e,,v '@
cor, W.e.o11s xhn:a ,.o,,,, oonv.r,d
t,,;a navs IN In, ,t.r.o, ~ on,o -, ~.
tr,,, vii, II, ,or, o,,,,,nt.a -, a.~.,.z .aa
~ uno,, ,o.d.x 10 o,,ns ~, u;,,, .han. .o~.e
, 1879-01-23

1ptef0I U1aVd1ch 70 186 1FbdNG
WAsu1NuToS. d. C.. Jan. 22,-The resolution
Of Senator Window selattvoto the emigration Of
colorcl people from tho South has had some
effect. Ilu was Waited to-day by delegation
Of eoloretl people from six Of tho Southern
States, including among their number rsof.
Greenez, OF Howard University, Representatives
Cain, stnalls, and Rainey, all OF whom said they
were dlsposed to fnvor Wfndom's seheme, pro-
vi1el he was in earnest Window was told that
tho co!orcd people were not satisfied with tlieEr
condition, and would be willing TO move, and
ti.u question. The Delegation thought 100000
nble-bolicd colorcd laEorcrs could be Induced to
leave their homes 1t they had eren moderate
assuranccs thnt they would improve their condi-
tion. Senator Windom assured the delegation
that lc wss thoroughly In oarnest, ant TINT he
bail no political purpose to accomplish by h!s
resolution.
, 1879-01-23

auecsds Ntpateh 10 z1d Tribune.
WAsn1S0Tos, D. C., Jan. 1a...-lhs cnse OF
the Northern Transportation Company Ut Ohio
gyA!nst tho City of Chicago was argued in
the United ststcs BupEctnc Court 10 ,lay by Il. T,
BpaulJlng for the Company uud By CORPORATION
Counsel Bonacld Tor tue city. TIE question at
tissue. us outlined ntthese dispatches last uiGlt
VIA whether tho City VI Chicago il liablu to The
Transportation Company fos damages while
constructing tlS Lasa!ls street tunnu.
spaulllug claimed that tho pronf shows tllut by
rtason VI the distractions PLACED III North La-
e4!ic stree, .a,,d In the Chicago River adlareut
10 tiso rrctiYscs VI plaintiff ~ lhc CIR Ut Chi
caro, III tie fail Vi 1850 al1 In i.lc spring aud
summer Of l37U,
4 srEcIAL INJURY OCCURRED
to the plaintiff OF at least s7.s3T IN amount
Suit VIVA brought IN the Circuit Court to recover
damages ~ this extent, but the Judge chatgta
the 1ury SUITS tsuntial!y that the act Ut tue city Iu
QbstrIcttle the street A1ld river wllilc naku.; 4
tnuuea fur the convenience Ut tAa public Was III
injury without rculedy.
Mr. Ss4ullips male the following points:
Frsi-'rhat ,hc Chirago River being y nayi4-
able strratn IL under tho control Ut Congresy,
xuich ulunc tas powrT ~ Regulate commerce
au,ouy the several States. unu Iut the titY Of
Ch!cugu could Eot Interrupt this liuw Ut the
water without bc!n. rsslDuslbse in damages for
auy specal injury sustalned thereby BY iudE-
v,dusi tittzeus Ut the uuited States who were
prevented iruM using tbs stream for purpo4ss
Ut navigation.
.stsv'td-'rha! those waters wcre directly
within the iuaurace uf the ordinance OF l7a7.
Ihird-Ihat the plaintiff
MAS RIGHT " ACTION
against The city foF the special Injury susta.uei
tn the obstruction Ut tue street uill riycr, and
the consequent deprivation es tls eu.tulua1y
use ot IL property.
Eourtt-Ihss tbs LeRtslaturs Of Illinois had
No Right to obs:ruct the highway either on lauti
q xales u the prejudice VI individuals, much
leas tue municipal corporation Of Chicago, ae,-
hug under it, autuorlty. lis claimed that geu.
orally, II tie public interest Ia cttes and towus
requires tie property OF au individual citizen to
bs sacrificed. rlthes wholly or !u part, to pro-
Iaoic Tie eouyeucacs VI the whole community J.,
then public 1ustics will require that community
" tunpelsate tho Individual fvs tie iuj1ry ha
, 1879-01-23

PsETsBusa. Pa, Jan. e2.-The co,''eot'oa 'a,t
coal niners from The MouonRaheis lsistr nl. .,I
held 1t Elizabeth yesterday, resulted ~ ..,u.
mous vote for cents per bushel, md deeu ~
strike unless the advance WIS agreed ~ !" -,
operators, The miners have ttsn get'"' .n.
csnA per busl.e!. II i. thought the p'ne e..r,is
ers will not axres 10 the sdyance, ana
will follow,
, 1879-01-23

WA4nfkaTnN. II. O.. Jan. M-Hhu1snfA {}hr-
,..5 .uJ uo,,ay n.n,cr.t,r roanh.r. -, I'm
lel!er COMMITTEE, naso lctu1ucu ATOM Loulsl-
ana. They make the pretensn that they arc sat-
lBf}cu with tic lnYcstfratIon, and Qlecfully re-
,,ort the fart that INstrttt. Attornny LeoDar,1
49,. ,.,,.,,o, ~, +1n t,,,I ~ oonfo.. +hnt h.
t...s..,. - .,., tna,1 ~ A., xvhi,, roa,-,.
~. T.s as.,a.. t,"tst .t., a.. aas.e"s.tt"s
'ne1e een.!s"ns" 's'e'es u'at e..c to,so1 1ta.4fe
Its power to prevent theso outragcs. The Of
feudlnr prrsops, they soy, were layJcss charac-
a.. ~ f,r v.nr. nost ,,n1or c,rn.t.h.r t,1.
.s'e WV .e A'o ps', - a 49, ~, 49,, ,.;n,ass,
"ase ., peen ussu''on'st ~ ese NV .a"s sa ~,
"''. ',"Pun't', ano a''sn' o''' 'p""s' ''saS WIN
Atutulcss !h'nd.
Tf1E NEW 1oHK NOMINATIONS.
Senator ConklIns consultetl to-day With sosne
"'. ~ ss.a, NV -ats,,.. ~ ~, 49,, ~. VI, @
eVutse - W. p1.su tG'"tHu ~ tAe No" "
nominations l ~, no asfiaion 2 W. % teaehsa, nat It
- puefcn t.;ae ..,o nsas t,a.t n.m Ima5 w
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, 1879-01-23
INDIANA MAYORS.

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INDIANAPOLIS, lad, pa Convention OF
Majors OF the citias Of Indiana will meet To-
morrow In indianapolis. The object Il 70 agree
upon aud report to The Lectslature the chauxes
In thu general charter desired 10 b enseted.
Theta will b. large attendance.