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NOTICE TO BOOKbELLERS ANO BINDERS.

AuproHI oTTioS, MoSrooMlsr Co.. oHio,
DATroS, MAy ., 1884
DROP 1sAIe for furnishing the III nk Bnoks and
il & Rtionery for the county oi1cea OF thla county
during the year ending June T. 1854 accord M 10
. eolh WtionA which will he furniAhed ON application
vii be oelyed at this once until the hFs Monday
OF next month 40
ny order Of the County commlsnoners,
mlodu THOMAS O, LOWk, Auditos. .
lJouroal copy1
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GdrptntCr.

y u / L u / N G.
TT1h undersigned a. made arran ReIneuts N erect
Il end romplt good, n, NJ house, ~ ar prl - IN q
w'ud warrant hose " z vcant lots untnlproyod
inve'i, a. th der and - da " tnrres.ing ior hem
Neat plan, With 90 o. build ny, ready f,r invest
gation HN VI THoMAI Agent
al9t2ws shop on Ayne Il near tpts, IN ,r,h
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"LINIM RNTUM .n y

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paine Ia the Raes
SIDES and Chest Cramps In the Stomach, Toothacha
10 Camp Life" where an oxieFnai application
necessary, 7'-7T
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
pMPLoYMENT.

pYE A MoNTH-Aaeuts wanted 10 sell sewing Ma.
OlO OH es We will nVe = commission on all
machnss sold, or employ agents Who will WORT toe
the above wagea and Al sApensea paid Address
D. NE 'RlNrOE AOl.,
mtdss Detroit, Michigan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

AgAni Th' lonely sentry walking his rousaris a
night exposed TO drepehng rAine and the ehll mail
sr, Ia often seieed with the most violent neura a.
pan and cramps, the dangers nom which can eaIlIg
Be averted By free use of the fTV'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

tea Of Buctssrs command .Oaid Join the ffaEusn. Of
Morgan In Western Virginia Two days after. For
tho Mississppi give these among many facts 70
show that herc close correspondence OF design and
feehns between trsitor North and Rebels South The
whole plot OF the Order herein referred TO- IL In har
pQny with the forciDe interruption OF the war.
W.. A. Bowes, before referred 10, has made close
secret Of bis dsloys purposes and his sympathy With
He reported az one Of the fsr Major Generals of
the Order in Indiana The remaining three are L. p.
@illiean Of Huntington Major Walker OF northwest
Humphreys Of Green County. The Grand Commander
has already been named.
Although tho new work. 8: T.. va: obtained at In;
that the Order IL far organized In that State an to
run risk Of disappointment by change and that the
work Of the o. A. X will retain Its usage as It differs
only In non essentials Among the persons reported
at the conference with Judge Built and Barrett wore
j. j. Bingham, Dr. Anthem and Mr.. Ristino OF Indian
apolls. will also give the names of few ohe. mem
bers for your information ~ enable you to watch the
movement OF this Order In Indiana viz Dr.. Calling
ASSOCIATED with the Calling Gum Mr. Evert OF van
derburg. Mr. L. Leach Mr. Otey; Myers Of SaPolss s
john G; Davis and Lassell Of Cass comfy several OF
the above are delegates to the State Grand Counc OF
Missouri; and besides, II. H. Dodd. 70 tne1Supreme
Grand Council to be held at Chicago the urst Of 1ui!
next preparatory the political convention 0f July
v.-PURPosEs or THE oEDhB
II tbat the main purpose Is political power ny
union with tho South regardless Of men or measures =.
The Eastern and Western Council leaders differ as 70
means to this ond and again the radicals and consea
tiyes differ, at the West.
Men like Dr. W. A. Boves seem indifferent to any
presidential nvass and to prefer IN early armed mp
lure and positive union Of the North West with the
South.
such men arc ready and anxious for such an armed
invasion will give them nucleus Tor open defiance OF
tho United States This Is not speculaion but proof
example have adyerted to some facts already and
will advise you, as have the Government and Gen.
Heintzalman. as events progress
Very respectfully yours. HENRY B CARRNoIos.
R.igadier. G onerai, ComdIng Dit. Indiana.
Ills Fxceuency Coy. o. r. MORTON, Indianapolis, Ind.
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stretch and On tho third quarter. whore Baltimore
trinE eave way. and. dropping back Ne Le5tngsse
colt took second place TIE race. however,. maSns D.
regarded a. over for Laoede csne away home IN
winner by lenEtb and hail. In min. vt ssos. Wst
sons colt second and Baltimore last
The third and last race two mile dasn pesMeen
N. de Nsvceviiles ch o. Reporter and M. r. 49,
sons b. o. Capt Moore for purse OF S3oo Inc assoi
the favorts at 600 N s40 and amer me moss OK
citing Witnessed at this meeting won " sM ~
neck only In min. " seo We give summary VI ''s
days racing;
FIasr RAos-Pu-s sno One and hall miles
g. Wsison o. Capt Moore. ~. o.. BY Imp Barrow"
dam Jenny Rose By Imp Glencoe 49,.
w. c. Duncan Oh. Kate DunAn.< y. o., By Imp S''hS
plover dam Madeline. by Boston,.
Morris b. y. o. by Imp Eclipse out OF an Afao mare
T. b. Reed m, by Imp knight Of ST. George. dam Ever
green by Imp GLENCOE.
Boucher dc fsveryls Dr. IN Seven Oaks, By VsndS Dam
r,oy birmingham
SECOND RAos-Saratoss Stakes for two.yeu olds One
John Hunter Saratoga By Imp. Knight Of st. George
oyimp oiencoe.
Wsson b. by Lexington, dam Pests, BY Revense.
nowle HAL eh G. BALTIMORE BY Revenue, dam Maroon,
time 2:csI.
TuiRD RAok--Purse ESQ. Two mica
j. D. Watson Capt. Moore, j. o. BY Imp. Bslrownis,
dsufJenny Rose BY LUMP Glencoe.
Boucher do Neveryls Rspoftsr o. by Lexington,
osm py scnpse.'
Tine. <;22
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Kerssviis. NJ Y Rev. j. e. Dwnel. Gel, Rsv ). Bwsss
The Alumni dinner succeeded the above exsrolssa
and all the dist guished guests had another oppor
tasity for speechfying; but viii draw val over
~ scnn;srv matters I'm the college, the Agricultural
AFFAIR ia Attracting most attention. The receipts Of
money by gfs or requests to this Institution are NOT
over large and yet the ,,tuton has as gfes.a
nos Within the past year very neat LiDTary ouiia
ins-he Museum to occupy the ground noorInes psen
erected and the intention Is to ut up the noor u s
badirg now used rs q museum for gymnasIc purfDs1a"
- s.en In The right direction On the whole the cu
verty of ernont living well TO that sensio,s ou
adage "Yslis Y,aise retrorsaSp- NO steps vscA
war ana VIC shall yet find this northeastern outpoe.
of Educational civilization one Of our most honored ana
sucoessful universities. 1iD-"
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Wells ,. C. wILrrv D. n. wncox, N; WILEY. y. WIZ
uAa X WIssloW {. C. Woodwork, Total %
Dccered those in Small Capitals lea the Css' before
TIE degrees conferred we're; Is bachelors IN course
Inv ths Trusteos And beside these. there were: Hon
A. M S-Rev John RendeT Mednrai Rev; Joseph "
Scott, westfeld; Rev. Henry NJ; Chaplin. SPriasneld'
D. d. S-Rev Theron II. Hawkes.. Cievpanoi rev
Smith, Honsluln. IL D. S--HoD. Stephen y. Field
Cal and Mai Gen. Benz F. Butler. Great app'ause.'
regret much that the modesty OF tho learned gohte
you the Latin memorials in which he pronounced the
names Of the last OF the Dooto Saerosdnco! IAeo
los,al and the ilustrions General who thus becomes
Doctor Legpa; bot doubtless some obiging kew. "
L. IT," will be ablo to furnish what have Of necessity
omitted. MkphS'
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
IMPORTANT TO DEALERS In REAL ESTATE

IMPORTANT To DBAbbtS IN kBAL BSTATh
Henry Delsheld AZ. Edward d. James and Another.
The plaintiff agreed to purchase Of the de-
fendants certain lots In Twenty ninth street Accord
ing 10 the terms OF tbs agreement be paid the vendors
$40 IA a deposit with reference to which payment the
agreement provided that II the counsel FOR the party
II the second part he vendee shall not ind the title
good and sufficient this agreement shall be void and
the parties Of o first part hs yendors) shah return
the said ESQ" This action brought to recover tue
said $3.50 under tho above clause and for damages
The complaint forth the agreement the payment Of
the deposit the examination Of the title by the counsel
for the purchaser the fact that he did not find 1t good
and sufficient and demanded Judgment.
The defendant moved to ulaLa the complains more
definite and certain by stating in what particulars the
title to the premises was Insufficient.
j. i. ElYood for the notion; Lewis L. Deafisld op'
posed.
BRADY J-The defendant, agreed nat II the counsel
FOR the plaintiff shonld not fad the title good and SUI
icent, the agreement 10 purchase should be yod and
that they would return the consideration pet see
10 ason why they should rot DO held y this agrss
mont; II tie council for the plaintiff coliHsivcly de.
cared the tito had. actea might he maintained
against him aud the plsnf There 10 40 pretense OF
tits however ire defendants were not coerced u
make the agreement signed and having voluntarily ex'
rcu'ed IL they must assume al ts obligations ihe
nlintif he'd right 90 protect himself against tbs con
urgency Of bad tite aud 10 relieve himself nom tho
trouble delay 81 making N good even II the defend
had the power To supply tho onisions or correct
tie dsfccts Ho Las done Tie osss IA analogous to
Williams act. Edwards. Sinons X, IS. and the mo.
ton therefore to make tho complaint more definite and
certain Eusi bo denied. Ordered accordingly.
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4. sfsa~sss on q Mss.a;es. ~. L:cEss .,s. D.
Grant Nj. 0rsnt, Nj Rothwsu NJ bss@A wtA 1900
Capt T. H. erswe, Msdsme 0rsyysaA IL. S.yvSA 4
s.sa9 Sr.Hiss' H. s.sesE Jsi.. q is:, IN
Hldoo. wifs .sd three ehnAsss. J. ss,s'' = sscsS
ss s%as a ass.. S:'a rsk sSss c "
s.,:,.f t Nj f ,:ss w., s s;.ss n w:s
dsusEtsr, M11ter Wsrsr, Thea 4 wss.sy Ltyi9s;4es
Joseph LIvinsrss. M. Chambers and sind Ma =. "
Elan Es: S " :si. n n:s W. f:s.
n.ohMas. Miss hyy Aioh.dA Ne. T. assA7ES$ =. drAs
IL ,isa ssIt, IsAsns. ~ IS~sssj-f Rssssiz Dr. b
Co'dhsp. A. We. Lsrhey.p ssa All ;csyt Z. ~. DtS9
Rev Thos Ruas JccQuo ksbapd md sfy, Mr. Ansie o.
and chnd Jnm1 Csanell, yredsriet AIhhg Thea ~
Ara r. A. hcNjly Fef6nsna Bsdvet, Cts6 CstsH. He'd
Storage. ..' a-.H
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SARATOGA SPRINGS MgErlSG-sROoND DAY:
RACING.

RACING.
Owing 20 Me continued rain which fell or
Wednesday, the racing was postponed uhtl the follow.
ing day when the weather proving more favorable
the sports OF the turf were renewed. Although
gloomy and threatening all the morning. no rain
fell and tho attendance exceeded considerably that Oh
IlcsLay. The fair weV present IN greai inroe
their stand being filed with gay and eegaaty aruod
ladies' who evidently took deep interest In The contests
between the high snettled and thoroughbreds. The.
track was very heavy and holding amer the previous
DAYS rains. Tbs judges having decided inst 81 PoOs
and bets on the poatpoaed were on brisk bust
n-ss was dono hy the authorized pool anctionocr Dr.
Underwood among thoso who were anxious TO renew
their investments on their respective fsncies .
The fret rscc wns for purse OF ej0a mile and ha
dash Tor horses Of oil ages There were Ave entries nu
Of which The post when tho saddling bell rang
These were Bonohior do Neyervlc br N. Seven OAKS;
W. &. Duncsns ch. kato Duncan; +. horflss
Eclipse, lilly; 4. H. Reeds b m. Evergreen. and mr.,
Watson's b. 0. Captain Moore. The lstier was inc
Verbona. sls6 Kate Duncan, as, and the Eeliro
Colt 81. The betting was even between Japan
Moore and the feld and many Thousands we're
on the race.
The start took place from tho hall ntie passing sno
judges stand twice during the RAGE o't. III wous
of With the lead the Eclipse ny second ha's
third Capt Moore fourth and the Ohio mare .crpeha
Last Of all As they passed the judges strnl the hrs,
time. Kate Duncan fed. with Capt Moore pniag .aIn
eose upon her quarters seven Va.s M
pole. Capt. Moore Ind deprived ksto Duncan 81 the
Lead but his rider pulling him back Kate again got on
even terms with him, and they ran bpped fora short
distance the back stretch the race BONG evidcn,
len these two for Seven Oaks had fallen TAR into tne
rear and her ehsncs of winning utterly hopeless On
the third quarter Capt Moore Quilted Company WIN
Kate Duncan and pulling double won easily BY ens,n
In 3 minutes IS seconds the Eclipse hlly was 'hiu'
Verbcna fourth, and Seven Oaks last OF all o.,
Tho second race wns for the Saratoga STAKES 10,
twoyear olds. ESQ entrance. ply or pay. WIN eso
added. ftho dozen nominations. three came W ~, NV
post These were Mr. Ilunteys b T. Laclede' MI
WatSons Leyins lou--bay colt. and hlessra ho"ei
Halls Baltimore In the pools Lacledo sold Tor $40
Watson'a colt $50 and Baltimore Sl.a
TIE RACB.
Laclcde Jumped Off with the lead, with bstlno or
close at his quarters Before they had reached tne
querter.polc Baltimore got on even terms wiIh .a'
fayor.,o and aus race Mas yitnssss sl''- 40 paok
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sHIPPEn0 INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORk......Aueusf Z


s..sm.hlp.-Nsw;Ys. Br) salmon s Li'SSvsoa w.:
Liverpool John @. bdsi selssA !ssk rsnsr. LSSssa
Eros Co. Pcps shssy, Hidsssh, H:y-o.sfns VI II
Hob-on Co Charles c. Lssry Saviep NewOrIesus, q
brigham; Petei Davis Besufort. Murray Nephsw; 0s66
nssi, WiIistts PortI.ad n. b. Cromwell Go.
stesmrrsJ. Thsn.oa Gandif BsAipass FEMME. PessA
Philadelphia
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K Co.; ~ CumnleS Mier A,ptrwN, J. o. Bsken
Bsrk.-Opke lfrsn., Hor,eyef Co<t, g. d. Vissg! ~
melseT Itall L1A 0lsnoestes C. d. dc9TddesI FAfun3
IBrl Luce kslbourn-. n. W. Cameron zspdyr, kAewyA
Ghrstar Essset, hiskersonj Albion (8Ib bacben tsS
se.s, Honiboe s. Reichsn; SsB sselhefd fbeL Frseea
hltaznoras ). p. Wus Co. &. T. Eta Hemingway. o.
Bay Kesuish SoIsI z. g. Alsxasdsr, Assynas Pt3pe
n. g. J. w. Elwe1 Co.
B1i,s-Nep,aae IolteaJ pr... CAPE Tow, koOs s.ase
L Coz Zephyr (Da,l Hansen, St. Heller. Jetsey Is.sA
Doe L Balcssn Encms (srl Howe ha,sqsros 4. G Roe
sire Co. L. 1hsokersy Orb Auliesn. Pod 9 Prses -
Murray, ". Bsehs.Or tHr Mia, 81 Joss, n r., j. bego
ton's Sem .
schoouers-Wstausa. Cook. Beaufort, Murray NepAsZt
nxis Louisa snow Gloucester, Stst.on. vnlsss -
tRr). esrsnd, Mai.@.ros J. o. gasert Lscy Aaa ~
Lswrsace, 81. John, ~ b.. IIsss Rrh bsAss beih.
Bnlley. IL C. Brooks BAL Neconber, IsonSoodsTy q
c. A. DeWol; Oriental b. Simpssa Hs.sxA Ts2tpeS
Virins; Henry Dobbia Cow Gay, i. d. kAytswi W, -
eater tBrD Wsycoa. 81. Andrews. n B. Mnisf hesS
Rock, Parker. Boston d. Lswrsscs, AsM1sss thzfSsu9
+. Tablet; LO.!is Wilcox. Boston, 3. w. Lsvuk So
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Passenger Arrived.

~. s,sasssAtp Lsnlsn no. Loslss -! Hsws-An LII
rand T. wsis-r. tsbsrs, Felix Eshs "a ny. Sssss
sas t,.as.; Do Rs.h. ,es ~ r =: .ssf
.dy. Ms. i'ss. xIsns. T..s.is, m y.Ios {iss o.
say, C. W.dsworth asd lady, W. Fsirhad "a ADJ NJ
Fsirchild, Mis- 4. 9sfsi. ~. Bosssr 4 osg'' 3 F
Carols, A. Hossstt, s. tsSourds.s, r. Hstl,adss. k4 -
rentef J. Psseis Mn. n Rsdhgse; Ma =. fess,A
RUS s. fuis, J. N. Ponce Do tsox = rsrnAaSss -
r. MijmeA y. Lepss, l. Zsnssssis. Hcrsifs' y: 49,
Sedano H. vaess Casteilsno, Joa knisht b. seeoasA -
Ferfer z. bevaIl, v. 7. dc Coea
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SHOOTING ~

SHOOTING ~ ELIZABETH STREET.-On Sat
urday night Officer Maxwell OF tho l4th Precinct sr-
rested William Doughery. for shooting Thomas Brady
Of No is5 Elizabeth street. The prisoner was taken
before Justice Hogan yesterday and committed to tie
Tombs IL appears that Dougherty and Brady had in
duged In O dispute concerning tho character OF a
young woman with whom they mutually nc
eusinted. and hence the quarrel Happily Brady Tss
not ,eriOusy injured.
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bort n)arnetss' Notifs.
SrAys o. NsN~Yeax.

srAgs o. NsW~Yelx,
Posr.wAapxxS oyyoa. No. 100 Vida
NOTICE Is hereby given, IN accordance vii1
A. ~ R.op,.ai.. the Wsrdsos ones q ne Pea u 400
1.. = = ss.,: o::;
a., nws yssssIs srs SOW under sxami1ssios b. ~ Pc
Warden. and sbss he aid survsyv ~ ses.daa!sns ~ =
completed within ten days nsxs suoessdins thh sSs'ss -
s,esrnship CITY Of Manchester. Pier No. an
ship John Clarh"..............PisrN% IL
Bark Acssta... ...''.s...........'.. ..kvaociuS
Bark Old Dominion. ....".:..... .Ausnen 49,
Bark Ann Levett. Pier No. ~ = Id
Dhg Ocean q
Big Herald. ....ss.s.s.'.s.s.ssssss.se'
Brig Tuod Caiu...... @S
Bnx Afgo..
bukTH0RNE T0&ektna ksss.
J. Ayes HaAAiSAN. Saaralssx.
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4 Mln.rAr ArrEMpr az N1aHwAY Roe

LEnY-Ii .ard Page residing at No. - Cana. street.
Lille rs..iug along Lalcb street, about noon h1t-
dag WIS violently asenl.led By Daniel hclncEO se,
who seized him by tho throat and threw LIN 10 ne
pavement. While Mr. Page was lying partially haeu'
sihle on tho walk McIncroTe succeeded IN Alchng
watch from the others pocket bat bgrg unable reails
10 detach tie guard-chain Nr l.. thereby cnahcI
10 recover himself sufficiently 81 give The alarm. No
by OGeer Fiisy Of the Third Precinct, Who arrested
.h'm Justice Hogan committed aim 20 the Ionir..
For lad Is yeas OF age. he Is Tepued 70 b. a. old "
leudcr
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DR.. Baowssos's sos KILLED. - A telc.

graphic dispatch from Virginia City To hr. T. Cook
Informs him Of the death Of his former law partner W.
l. BTovnson who was killed nj Virginia City. He was
passenger on the Pioneer stsRe and as they entered
the city the horses became unmanagcahle and ran
away, causing Nr. H. ~ jump from the coach In his
fall 10 was so badly injured that he died In few min.
utes lie was q son OF OrOstes a. Brownson, the re-
viewer and was fnVor,bly known to large number of
our citizens. lSan Francisco Dom. Press, July ~.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPBcIAL TERx. =
Before Jadse CAsDozA
Mary A. Moore agt. VIM. Sibilsky.
denied without costs.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFPICE-Aus. O.
Before Commissioners OSBORN.
CHARGE OF HARHORfNG A DBSERTRR.
Augustus Miller was examined on charge Of
inducing Wm Late q soldier TO desert. and with lar.
borng him after his desertion. The charge vss not
sustained aud the accused was dismissed.
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CITY ITEMS.

ExpLosros IN AN ARMORY.-On Saturday
evcning an explosion occurred in Messs William and
John s. Starrss armory in Houston street corner OF
Bedford and Stephen Barker, John Cordes, and Ste
phen ColweI wore injured but not seriously.
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fAi,eItisculrnal

CITIZENS AND STRANGERS would DO enter
t.lnsi BY Visiting the irs, collections Of Heads Human and
Animal, ., tho Psychological Nlloan. No. $50 Broadway
Examination. with m written De- pon. q character given
hen desired By fowler WELIs No. $50 Broadway " a.
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Ihdyerssementl
u in1ncn mnnV
Tho hirh

The high prices now ruling induce many
fne. 10 oa ffoa their tables many lrciei Of pIy bu
they csnn.t spare KKsls FAT INDIA CorrRg which 30
by eli GToeers per pound General Depot NO "a
Kssde-st.
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CoyprcroR AERgsrEp .-Oflcer Murphy 0

CONDUCTOR AERgSTEp.-Oficer Murphy OF
the TWoniysiIih Precinct arrested John BagRn oon'
Glcior Il No. a. 81 se Third avenue line and look
llG before Justice Hogan NJ tho Iombs Ynefe he WIS
required 10 answer Tor negligence Il duty u VS. hi'
lsgul that Loa.s HArnfteln requested Conductor bag'
80 10 atop the car Wien yearly opposite Lennany i'L
Out that the ear noG STOPPED. aud AAsisGsA VIZ
run over N consequence.
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tAdretisc ncu, |

BIyBY vs.. DAY Il MARTrS.-BIxBYs LIQUID
snd PAST. ELAcEpo j. the beat in use sd 81 Ter cent
cheaper than the fpgsh French Sold b. AZ 6iocet~
Dealer. and DRUGGIST. IN the country wholesale Do
peu No. AS sthav and 80. Dspruee a., heU-fOI<
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DEATH PROM IsnALrsG NITRIC AcrD.-O

Frdy evening Charles Kopp II No l0l Catnon street
droppcd carboy Of nitric acid IN the cell VI Of no. D
DTis0n street and the weasel broke. kopp escaped.
but subsequently returning 20 he cellar T. Tescue Ls
dog 10 inhaled the gns and was snfoea'ed- Coroner
NauuGar held an AlQIcst.
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Cana AuSsrson efb.Ik Geo. Darses. s.ivsd g ~ -
s,.n from Ris Grsnas for Nsvyssh, g dsys eus eesS q
osoyisous uppned hsv. Ass 9. li8 M xS
90 sandy Hosk, and Of q ~ n, wao sas s''"'ea" w
,t,amtugA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC A.
sun-Risss 500 sets ...... TOO Mecs-8eta... ~
hIgH wAYna THIS Dan
sandy Hook Lille Gov. Island morn Hen 0ats 10
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SUPREME COURT-CHAsBzas-Auo. s-Besors Justis
bARsAnD.
DECISIONS.

Charles Mcneil agt. Conrad Brown.-Motion
denied with $40 costs. Leave TO renew at September
Term.
Gorham D. Abbott agt American Hard Rubber Co.
Referee ordered to hear and determine.
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THE WESTERN PLOT.
Cen, Gnrriugion's Report.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or INDIANA
NoRTuEHs DEPARTMENT, lNplANAPotis. ND