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I a. SEAL at A marnare MINK SETS, SEAL SETS, OTTER SETS, A A OTT I BTTLta Prom ft to 105. SETS, From 110 tofsa From tia to $30. 1 jt A .1 CHILDREN'S FURS, 15 TRA CHEAP. jXtternaqnaeter At Bargains, CLOAKS We have fan xtr bargain tof Fins Alaska Every tannest warrant.

We tea all our FUrs at a close ory goodf profit, KEw and Shetland Seal, 140 L.S.Ayres&Co., Indianapolis. LADIES, How is the time to procure your Hew Hats, but before doing so consult Yoodbridge Piersore ywill give at Lowest Washingtq You buy Suit, look A. McKEf as to style. They 13 Newest Goods Prices. 8 East street, B4 an Overcoat or at the stock of J.

ZIE, the Ono Price Clothier, 38 West Yashing tort street! Cigar lVe luWe of CIGAR tie Site, ist opened a full line iTTEOlSESof Yari ous styles and makes. i CHAS. F. 3IEYER, 11 North Penn. st.

New Books. Bermoni by Rev. btmSoea by Bev. Bermou by ReT. Lectures by Rev.

lactases tij tiej, MERRILL, Morgan TMx Phillip. Brook Canoo Jt PhiUlpp. Canon i arrar OZ IALZ BY 7S 1 75 1 00 1 50 HUBBARD CO. No, 3 tMST WASHISGTOIt 8T. CITY NEWS.

I license was issued to day to George II. Monroe and ilulda E. Pate. Ex Councilman J. J.

Diffley, died at haU past 12 this afternoon, of typhoid fever, Fiftr German emiirrants will ro west over the I. and St. t. to night to locate in Kaasas. State Superintendent Smart will deliver an educational address at Richmond to morrow evening.

Citizen Wor nan is president of the board'of county comm ssionert for the ensuing year. Remy retires to the ranks. The porcupine sent by. Dr. Levette to Butler university could not pass examination, and was to da; brought to the high school.

The soft wa er well at the water works is a success. The (water reached a height of six feet and a hall above the' level of the river this morning. The board it commissioners this morning allowed Dewey AVTwiname $2,043.60 on account of the construction of the Dew bridge at Broad Rippie. By the way what has become of the man who was wounded in the leg by the second shot fired at Gjeorge Legjrett by John AchejT" Will he appeai at the trial? lion. John C.

New and lion. John Hanna have gone to Washington, and James E. Anderson has returned front Philadelphia, lie Still has ideas on a chicken farm. During the absence of the family yesterday afternoon, thieves entered the residence of Vinson Carteii on Bellefontaine street, and Stole silverware of the value of $123. The ladies' belief society will meet "this winter in Hubbard's block their old quarters, through the generosity of Mr.

II. The first meeting will be held Wednesday. Numerous Complaints have been made to the county bckrd of the condition of bridges throughout tb county, especially the Kentucky avenuewridge over White rivey. Sherifl PreMey wjn take William Foley and Sylvester! Eddy to Michigan City to morrowthe former for one year, the'latter for two. CaylorJ Hddy's partner, will go up Fri I i The jury in tie case of Charles one of the gamblers arrested at Simon Mccarty's on Friday nightl returned a verdict of gnilty, yestcruAj' ailer being aixleen hours.

Aa nndertiking firm, Saturday, mae a con for a lafiy weighing 450 pounds, ai4 the fame time constructed an infants coffin that measured buV18 inchn in length and fire ia depth. THE INDIANJ AP0L1S XKWS: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1878. Jadire Heller' first step la economy Is a good one. Hereafter when no trial is progress the jury will be dismissed Friday eve nine unui jionaay, caiuruay Deinjj aevotea to dLpoaing of motions, etc Another one of the eanz that assaulted of ficers Marshall and Scholl on West Georgia street, a week ajro yesterday, has been arrested. is same is Charles Pearce, and his cas will be examined by the grand jury.

Prof. Joeeph Moore, president of Earlham college, Richmond, ii surested as successor to rroL Cox, state geologist, when the latter goes ty California, Dr. Levette, ProL Cox's assistant, would fill the position ably. The Westeri Union Telegraph Company has made another lease of its present quarters in this city, which will' be improved and refitted in a style that will comport with the. amount of business transacted in the office.

Officer Scboll has reooTered a silrer mounted harness, belonging to' George K. Share, which was stolen from Young stable by a negro and left at Peter Fritz's saloon. There doeen't appear to hare been lead" in this case. I Apparatus for playing the "panel garafj was found in Lou Adams's bagnio, which has lately been quite notorious, on the occasion of recent raid. The place ha been closed up and the women driven off of Washington street.

it The younfr men's democratic club will reorganize to morrow night and elect officers for the ensuing year. The Club is to be social as well as political, and the rooms will be kept open through the winter to entertain the legislatnre and visiting democrats. Iloosier Sam, Polly, Headlight and General Mac Arthur trotted for a purse of $75 on the expo? ition track this afternoon. On Wednesday afternoon the well known pacers "Rowdy Boy" and Horace Greeley are announced for a race at the Southern park, for a purse of $1,000. Why doesn't the street railroad company issue transfer tickets from one line to another, as ifdone in all cities And why isn't first class iron used on the new lines? And why isn't the charter complied with in other respects? Can the council find out at its meeting to night? The following is the report of the work of the city dispenfary for the month of Octo ber: of visits made to families, 180; patients treated at dispensary, 440; prescriptions filled, 645; Surgical cases treated, 75; vaccinations made, births attended, deaths attended, Mayor Caren this morning fined William Daniels $1 and costs for running a gambling apparatus something similar to a wheel of fortune1.

JThe rirtuous officers every day pass by a place on East Washington street where exactly the same game is played openly, and jet it is not disturbed. The water works company will to night 'submit to the city council in writing a propo frt nrn loll volar fe9 tKft ananinn vn They propose on the terms of last years contract, hrowing in the eighty hydrants turned off without extra charge. The full number of hydrants is 552. The' State house commissioners, in Order; to have a safe place to keep the capitol drawings and plans, hare taken rooms on the fourth floor of Fletcher Sharpe's building, whither they will remove the latter part of this week. The building they now occupy is to be advertised and sold next Saturday.

At an early hour yesterday morning officers Marshall and Reed found Martin Pow er towing reter Arnold, a drunken man, toward a vacant lot on North East street with the evident intention of robbing him, and toot them both to the station house. Power will be tried as a suspected felon to morrow. G. Adams, judge of the 19th judicial circuit, drew pay as prosecuting attorney of the same court from the 14th of October, when' he was commissioned as judge to the 2Cth. The state officials say they will deduct twelve days' pay from his salary as jndge at the end di the first quarter, which will cut Mr.

Adams $t0. The folly of sending missionaries abroad while so much need of regeneration exists at home, can be demonstrated to any one who will take a walk out Indiana arenue any fine Sunday afternoon. Christian people might patronize home production in a spiritual as well as material sense, with benefit to themselves and the cause they profess. County Siiperintendent' Harlan spent the sabbath with friends in 'the country. lie arose at 4 clock this morning, waating to get into the city early, and went into the stable to feed his horse.

The animal expressed his displeasure on being disturbed at such an unreasonable hour, by kicking Mr. Harlan on the leg. tie came to town in a buarzv and now walks with a crutch. Charles Oxx, the gambler who was fined. $7 and costs by a jury in the city court for visiting Simon Mccarty's gambling house, is not an ox at all but a 4jsteer" er.

He has appealed case to the criminal court. That seems to be a haven, of rest for the storm tossed delinquents in the city court. A gambling case appealed more than a year ago has never been called for trial there. Achey's Trial The trial of John Achty for the murder of George Leggett, atjCnaplnA Gore's combina tion pool dead fallvon the 17th of last July, began in the criminal court this morning. The announcement that the trial would be on drew out a large crowd.

Achey appeared but little the worse for his confinement and, attended by his wife, sat a silent spectatpr through the mornlne session, His attorneys are Ryan and Charles Rfckwood, who announce that their defense will be that Legget gave Achey justifying! cause for the murder; that all the money he had in the world was invested in a poker game, and stolen from him by Leggett, who afterward denied assistance and insulted him; that his brain and will were weakened by dissipation through a long series of years and by opium eating. Just before noon a jury was agreed upon, as follows, and sworn: John L. Champ, William M. Towell." Thomas Dawson. John G.

Downey, Samuel Corey, SpaHbrd E. Tyler, J. C. Hall, Jeremiah Swails, Frederick Stein, Kphraim A. Brown, John Cohen, and Abe Single.

'The jury is composed of substantial citizens, and' they make a favorable impression as they sit in the box. Mr. Elam made the statement for the state, and the introduction of evidence began at 2 o'clock; the statement for the defence be made at the conclusion of the state's case. Population of the State. The state superintendent of public instruction, estimating on the census of 1870, when the state had a population of; 1,680,637, being 2.74 times as many people as school ctuidren, is preparing some interesting statistics regarding the population of Indiana.

These figures may be relied upon as approximately correct If lacking anywhere it is in under rather than in over estimating the numberof people, particularly in the "large cities of the state. According to the state superintendent the population is now 1,915,679, including 612,089 school children. The pyncipal cities of the slate are peopled as follows: Indiananolis 30,573, Fort Wayne, 24.194 Terre Haute, 23,761, Lafayette 16.0S0, Madi oa 15,069, Logansport 15,199, New Albany 13, 608, Laporte 11,581, South Bend 10,966 The Cooper' Strik. The threatened strike amonsr the tiirht bar rel coopers is declared off, their demands having been acceded to. The raise on hand made work is on every thing except straps, and is as follows: Tierces, former price, hard 45 cents, present price 62 Ji'c; tongue kegs, for mer price 35 cents, now 40 cents; pork barrels, formerly 35 cents, now 40 cents.

For these last there is now no demand. There are only 74 hand working tight barrel coop ers in the city. SUPERIOR COCTtT. Gen.r.l T.ral tor Nomnbr tract Decision of Important Cam. I The general term of the superior court for No ember was held this morning: in room No.

1, Judge Elliott presiding. Judge Burns occupied a seai on the bench, The dockets forkbe special term contain only 158 new cae.0, a small number in comparison with that of other, terms. The following cases were decided this morninz Ko. 199. Korge W.

Hill vm. John Ifoon at al. by Holman, J. Affirmed. Ha Xt William MT.

Walter, ri. Americui in uranccoompanf. Opinion by Bunu, J.i Berwwd nd csuae muanded spciJ torm, vjlth lmtrac tiooi to orerroi. demurrer to first paragraph of complaint. fco.iua.

Indian.poli. and Wctfield Or. Tel road Cftnpanr ra. DmTtd iUackweli et al. Opinloa bj tlliott, J.

No. ta. 1 1 briitiana Martens ra Robert Howe et al. Opinion by Holman, J. Affirmed.

In IMS iplaiotirl's mother exeentod'an inatra sent whfJreby uhe prorided In conjiqeration of lore and aSection and In view of her contemplated re marriage, to pay tsOO to plain tit! when eighteen year old, and which prondod that certain real ettxte therein mentioned, with all her other estate, for iupaymeuh Held. A mortgage on the realty, speciticallr mentioned, and that a more liberal rule la to be allied in construing such iu stTuments, since the preraience, of the modern rale which considers a mortgage as a mere security and not a a conveyance, 1 1 as also hud, Uiat although a person Baprema Court. nom inated in such iostru merit a. "next friend and. guardian," to trust was established; thst whether considered as a mortgage or as a trust, it was executory, aad being founded on a meritorious roDKideration only, could not be enforced; that the recitals in the instrument respecting the consideration, not conclusiTe, but might be coDtradkted by showing money owing to the plaintiff to be in part or wholly the real consideration that a.

to all the world an instrument proper to be recorded is deemed recorded from the time it is placed on the entry docket; and that a legal recording is not well pleaded by the words "was duly recordtd," or "was dnly recorded in klarlon bounty, tcdUna," it being necessary to arer the time and. place and where and when the instrument was placed on record. No. SS4. Peter Freman vs St.

L. B. R. Co. Opinion by Howe, J.

Affirmed. This was an action to recover damages for. injuries alleged in con sequence of the negligent of defendant. Plaintiff recovered lodgment for defendant appeals. Among the errors assigned la the overruliug of a motion to muke complaint more ci6c on the rround ef insufficient certainty as to articular negtiynce of defendant.

This the court does not concur in, as the complaint alleges that defendant in transporting a lot of telegraph poles, did so without sufficient stakes, braces, to secure end keep said pole, upon the cars and prevent them falling when the train was in motion; aud that by reason of said lack of safeguards, the poles tell ou and npon plaintiff, inflicting the injuries com plained of Another reason for reversal, as argued by defendant, Is that the verdict is not sustained by rite evidence, which reason the court does not affirm. The defendant also complains that the court in special session declined to give certain instructions asked for by defendant. Held, that the instructions asked were incorporated in those gien the jury, and it is not error to refuse tastructi6ns if the aubstaace thereof is given upon another, and one otthe principal quest ons in the case, rix: as to the liability of a master to hiservant for injuries received Ur the latter in consequence of defects in the machinery, etc. of the former, the special term charged the nry fully, sad its instructions are in accordance with the latest and beet authority. (See Woods M.

A 8. 847, 806, 328, 829; Sherman 4 Sd 2 15th 260,. foot of page :5, note Among the reasons stated in defendant's motion for a new trial, is that the special term erred in the giving of Its own motion, certain instructions, lleid. That all the instructions Riven the iiirr. npon all the principal questions In the case, are as lair and tun ss tue aeienaanis naa a ngnt to aK.

204. Isaiah Mansur vs, Henry B. Meyer et al. Opinion bv Elliott, J. Reversed.

where a grantee receives a deed containing a clause assuming to a mortgage executed by a foimer grantee; noiasil tor a year ami subsequent lr conveys the real estate conreyed in the mort (raire. be is cb'argeable with knowledge of the con tenia of the deed to him. Whev A makes a con tract with for the kenc Ct Of there must be an acceptance by of the proposition of A before ac tion is brought, otherwise no action can be main tained by Cagainst A. It is error to allow an impeaching witness to be asktd the Question: "If from report in circula tion jou know the moral charai tcrof the witnufs, state itt" A witness's opinion of crlarac ler must be based on somatning more substantial than "reports," or ''reports in circulation." The following cases were decided Satur day: CRIMINAL tsW rVKKDICT ASSAULT AMD BATTERY ERROHKOC IHSTBCCTION MAT UK CUBED. BT aVIDKSft PKKVIOCS CHABAfTKR.

7,423. John Kollins vs. The state, tfibson C. Affirmed. Worden, J.

The appellant was indicted for an assault and battery with'iment to murder. The verdict of the jury which tried the case was, "We the jury find the defendant euiltv ot assault and batterr. and aaseas bis punishment" etc. Held, XI) That the verdict was geod, as the charge of assault and battery contained in the indictment was the.one which the jury were called npon to try, ana that isey could net enquire, nor could rideuce hare been given on me inai, concerning any otner assault and battery than the one charged in indictment, 4. Slack 457, holding a contrary rule was overruled by 8 Ind.

438 and the latter case has been followed by 7 ina. za; i ma. 4w; ina. $TS; 45 Ind. (2.) When the evidence clearly showed that an assault and battery was unlawful, the fact that the court failed to enlody in his charge to the jury the idea that to constitute such assault and battery the touching must have been unlawful, is a harmle error lor which a judgment will not be reversed.

(3 Ind. 418; 7 Ind. 83; 10 Ind. 87; 28 led. S21.) (S.) Where a charge is right so far as it goes, and there are otner matters not emoraceu in it which tjie defendant deems Important to be considered by the jury, he should prepare a charge on the subject and request the court to Kive Jt.

If I he does not' do so he can not object to the charge as given on the ground that it doles not go far enough. (4 In a criminal prosecution the previous good character ol the accused is an element to be considered by the jury in determining the question of guilt or innocence: and the previous good1 character of the accused creates in the minds ot the jury a reasonable doubt in connection with the other evidence of his guilt, he is entitled to the benefit of the doubt. (54 Ind, 400.) A. charge that if the jury should be satisfied of such guilt beyend a reasonable doubt, the, defendant's previous good character would not avail him as a defenie nor. entitle him to an acquittal, is not erroneous but states the law.

Blddle, dissents from that part of the opinion of the majority of the court as to the prin ciple ol loosing to tae evidence in aid ol an im proper instruction, or to a proper instruction to correct an impioper one, when both are allowed to go to the jury. GrABDIASi'S feOXn KVIDE51 BBCK1PTS MAT BK COVTBADlCTKD Br PAKOL. 4351. Adam Beedie et al, vs. sute ex rel.

Small. Knox, Affirmed. liowk, J. fcuit by the appellee's relator araiut the apiel lant on a guardian's bond. On the trial the appel lant gave in evidence a receipt signed by tie ward after be lecauie of full age, acknowledging that he had receiTed from the appellant, his guardian, a certain sum "in full oi all demands, etc.

This receipt was not conclusire evldeuce of a settlement between the elator and his guardian. It might be explained, controlled, qualified or contradicted by evidence. 11 Ind 236; lUnd Ml; 53 lad 5G1; Si) Ind 241 The final report of the appellant which had not been approved and allowed by the court, was not competent evidence. It was simply an ex parte sworn statement. If the facts in were true 'the appellant was a competent witnei to prove them; but his ex parte statement though verified by bis oath, was not competent evidence to prove such farts.

The appellant in his answer alleged a final settlement. This was denied in reply, and the jury found for the relator, which was, in IcgiU effect, that there had been no final settlement. As there was evidence tending to hu ttain this ver dict we can not disturb it. wiieh appxaL must TAKEN OSfDEK LAW OF r77. 7205.

Evansville and Crawfordsville railroad company vs. John H. Bsrbee. Vigo C. C.

Oa motion to duauiafc. Warden, J. The second section of the set of March 14, 1377, amended section 561 of the code so as to provide "that appeals in all oases hereafter must be taken within one year from the time the judgment is rendered cases heretofore tried, must be in an in all taken within one vear from the time this act takea. tne time auowea me appellant by tne pre existing law will not be enlarged, etc Held, That th terms "Cases hereafter tried" and "Cases heretofore tried," refer to eiam tried afUr and thou tried before the act in queathm took effect, namely July 1877, and not to the time it, was approved by thegovernor, namely, JKarch 1, 1877. A case tried slier the act took effect may ibe appealed at' 'any time within a 'year after thai judgment was rendered, and a case tried I before i such act took efiect, may be appealed at any tint wiihiu a year alter it so took ettect.

but the time allowei by the nre eiistini law shall not be extended. Tbeiuds mut in this case was rendered May 14, 1877, and the appellant hat a year from the taking enact of the act, July 2, 1S77, is which to ovemueo. 7296. appeal. Motion CKIK19AL rLBADWO BVBULAtT.

Uirmaa T. Edwards vs. The BUta, isoa Affirmedi Perkins, latent ithen and there certain, named ehatteli "feloniously and horglariotiily te atraJ, take and cany away," etc. Held, The indictment is kood. Held, alao.

That the evidence eauhlwhed the rails. urns AX. LAW. 748. Austin Keady ra, The Bute, Fayette Affirmed.

Ferkiiu, J. Tit. questions for decision in this ease are the ran as those presented and decided in the ea.e of the same appellant against the state, reported in thia paper Uct. SO. Upon the.

authority 'el that rase this is affirmed, with 1 The ioUowing case, were dedeed to day: 6717, Richard iffit vs. DennU Strrker. Carroll C. Affirmed. Mblack.C.

J. .6187. Joseph D. Carey vs Wm Lngar." Grant C. Affirmed.

Perkins, J. 621S. Nathaniel T. Ford Vs. Ore sir B.

Tegle et al. Bandolph, Reversed. I Word en. JT. 74fl.

The state ts. John V. Korgai. v. iteversea.

iiowi, j. Tb Stato Houta Case at Issua. i This morning Jndge Elliott overruled the demurrer of plaintiff to the answer of defendants the state house injunction suit, made under oath, which puts the case at issue, and it si Bet for hearing next Wednesday. The opinjon of the court is appended: Tiubetts vs. Williams et aL Elliott, T.

I have, held npon the demurrers to th complaints that the only allegation which makei the com plaints is that fraudulent eonsplracy eiu.auu rrom tne Treasury ana pay to Maier Wilson. Baker and Binaham. As to all the othtar allegatioas I need only say that they ask the court to review ana control a discretion expressly vested in public This bo court has any general power to do in any case, and la this case wber. tne legislature aaa expressly reserved to itself the power of review, there is strong reanon th. general rule shonld be applied! The.

allegation of the complaint which charges fraud is full and spedScally denied, lit is only the material allegations of the compiaint which, the defendant is required to deny, and there is here a foil and explicit aenuu ot tne sate material allegation of the complaint. The answer must be held good and the dfcnrurrer overruled. Mad The apDellant was indicted for "unlawfully and feloniously, in the night time. Burglariously" breaking and entering; into a storehouse, 'with If I local mms. Lxwos IWe tkhsut, monumenU, 161 Mass.

ave. 'I Browning Sloan: Perf uileries, soaps, lsa ProTnim A i Powders, sponges; paints. 1 Browning: A Sloan: Preacriptlons carefully compoundod. Wi have confidence in our patrons. Our patrons bare confidence In os.

Prepayment, therefore, not necewaxy for PhoteS. at Bishop, A Ingle s. tl per dot; fine cabinets (best), only SS per do. i I. Lelcwer sells furs at very low prices, repairs snd alters furs into the latest style, and offers particular inducements in repairing and enlarging sea sacques.

Bare money and give him a call. SO W. Washington st. Bunt. A Carrol 82 W.

Wash. liquors at wholesale. fine grade, of SomrTHixo m. A lot of children's winter hats and turbans. Stout's, 7S East Wash, st, thz a Fine liquors at wholesale, Bunte Carrol 82 W.

Wash, st, i UT Hesdqnarters for repairing furs at Lelewer's, 10 Washington st, Hugh O. McVey, tv uo beal sacques enlarged, ul piano tuner, .22 N. Penn. st. 81 1 per cent, long time loans on farm, church.

village snd city property. a. a. i aitcomn A TJ. 8.

Home and Dower Association, nnr Office. 72 E. Market st. Genuine Singer sewing machines can be had only at Ko. 74 W.

Washington st, low prices and easy terms. 3. and see our No. 34 W. Washington St.

No. 7. Odd Fellows Hall. No. 250 Virginia Avenue.

No. I Madison Avenue. OF ta mi 50 Price, CtVSEIS Hew Mountain Corn. 05 Per AT CHEAPER THAN EVER, 0UB 0WH MAKTFACTTTRS OF Pure Wool Jeans, flannels, BLANKETS, CASSIHERES, YARNS, Etc. We have no agents.

We retail our goods at', wholesale price, at our Factory, 411 U'et street. MERBITT CQUGHLEX. ml. CALL AJfD SAVE ONE PROFIT. 4J One Case Dresabs.

Becent Price. SOc; now tic. New Plaids for Children. i Warm Underwear, I Children's Merino Vests, 16 inch, for 12c. No cheaper or better Dry Goods In Amerloa than we are 8elUnr.

BAILOR HO, 12 and 14 V. Yashingtca St 34,36, From Which a i L3 21 DO mty Five Pane Selectioa raay be Made Is This does noi include KILTS or SCHOOL SUITS Is aa Absolute aad iirre.slsta'ble Care for DRUNKENNESS, Intemperance tad tie Use of Opium, Tobacco, Xarcotlcs and Stlnmlaits, i Removing all taste, desire and habit ot using any Of them, rendering the taste or desire for any ot them perfectly odious or disgusting. Giving every one perfect and lrreaistable control of the sobriety ot themselves snd their friends. It prevents that absolute physical and moral prostration that follows the sudden breaking off from using stimulants or narcotics. Iackage, prepaid, to cure one to five peronsS2, or at your Druggists, $1.75.

Temperance and charitable aotfetlesi should use it. It is harmless and never failing, OOP BITTEKSiriFCi.CO.,SoleAguL IIOCnESTEH, N. V. THE HOP COUGH CUKE Destroys all pain, loosens cough, quiets the net ves snd produces rest; It never fails ia performing a perfect cure where there is a shadow of Try it once and jjrou will find it sou aFor sale by all Drugg1t. huu Come and See Tlao Now OHICKBRING UPEIGHT PIANOS, They are the only TJpilght Pianos in th world which have the Double Bepeatlng Action tame In Concert tirand rianoe.

We have just received another lot oi rew tnanos, which are warranted for five yean, and ar Selling theaa for I Mason Organs $2.50 .0 Month. THEO. PFAFFLIN Boom 6 Odd Tellows Hall, Sd fleer. House foil Sale. Sealed Proposals willbe received by the Board of State House Com mlflsloners until 4 .1 Saturday Nov.

9, 1878, At 3 O'clock P.M. I t' For the sal. of the Building, No. 79, M. Tenaewea street, bow used a an office by said Board.

The bonding is to removed; out of th way ol the delivery of materials for tW But Bona sitae twenty days' notice irom th Cooimbel.ners. By order of the Board ef Btate Hons Commissioners. JOHJl M. GODOWJI, cV'y. Indianapolis, Kov.

4th, 1878." i s' i Ik. I nn i ma Chi Id ren's Slid rt Pants Suits When Clothing Stores, OONOIOTO OKE PATTERN at $2.25 per Suit. 0XD PATTEIIN at $2.7 5 per Suit. FOUR PATTERNS at $3 per Suit. TWO PATTERNS at S3.2o Dcr Suit TOUR PATTERNS at $3.50 per Suit.

ONE PATTERN at $3.75 per Suit. FOUR PATTERNS at 4.00 per Suit FOUR PATTERNS at $4.50 per Suit. ONE PATTERN at $1.75 pertSuit. FOUR PATTERNS at $5.00 pet Suit. SIX PATTERNS at $5.50 per Suit.

FOUR PATTERNS at per Suit SETEN PATTERNS at per Suit. ONE PATTERN at $6.75 per Suit. SIX PATTERNS at $7.00 per Suit. ONE PATTERN at $7.25 per Suit FOUR PATTERNS at $7.50 per Suit. ELETEN PATTERNS at $8.00 per Suit SIX PATTERNS at $8.50 per Suit.

ONE PATTERN at $9.00 per Suit. I ONE PATTERN at $9.50 per Suit. rnsap Styles our assortment this Line of Gto.s. Of CHTLDBEN'S I i We believe wb are safe in making the assertion that variety is not excfelled in cometeness, quality or price in city the west. Clothing this StOre, 38 and'40 N.

Penn, St FULL STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods Ot th Latest Dealgna, mad op la First Class otyi at ED.1 STUARTS, The Merchant ivti vr a Children's 15 S. MERIDIAN ST Bui's Sloe 5 Palace; i I i Trsiy's GlovF1tting Sho. Lilfr A Toung's Men's Hand Sewed. .1 Hamilton Pratt's celebrated Ladies', MlsseO So, 3 East WaiUagton 8. iDEBTMraa.

RUSSELL LEE, Flos. 62 to Alkxyland 64INQ3. 25 to 35 st. I 'Kaataeky ave. Winter SiflflDgs Very Beaaonable.

Leave Order. EGAN TREAT, fTha Tailors. KORRAGHEE RDGS. Inkroloo Cheap BRUSSELS, Cheap INGRAIM I 11 Oo a "CrTnTjrn 1AT.T 19 W. Washington St.