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, 1869-07-24
THE POLICE c1lRTs.


A man naucd Wlillamf, bis wife and another
lady, wen: indu1sng IN a boat ride IN the nser
centainns cont Jumes s. and RoSsrt Rey i end Henry p;
Wendt, save chase. The crew Of TIC Williams
craft maue Tor land, closely followed BY the p,-
rates who oTcItook thcu,. and demanded their
loose change. TE:s 'wus reItsed Subsequently
The ntllcers Ar7cAted the intending roobeIa who
were held In o. .foo bal! each.
tain uemocrnuc Aldermen took conspicuous
part vas beiore tue Court ycsterdsT. James
with heat!ng DAVID OBrten and 1homaa Flynn,
who if1cd to psrsent them from picking Pocleta.
They were rc1andcd for further cInI1ln1tion.
L. l. Gr1dley hired horse and buggy from n
livery stable on West Madison street, On Tnurs-
day, promising 10 return It at o clock that even
ing. At 10 O'Clock yesterday he was found With
the horse snd buggy and vas arrcste1l He WAS
held In 300 ball on charge OF larceny as baiee.
-Ars. De.i whose husband WAS sent to the
1lr1dewe1t for beating her wAs 80 overcome with
Joy that she went on spree to celebrate the
event Windows aud furniture were smashed by
her. and khe behaTed like bull In china shop.
Michael Naihollaud. one Of the " Mulnolland
family charged few days ago with having re-
cei1ed f1o.ooo worth u Stolen goods, was 1ned ssa
Tor faEraucy. .--..
Fr8rcis Ed9 ardB, who lives on Forest ayenue,
Iroprictof oi several unfortunate no1ses woo it
seeIns starved and. to add to tier misery, afe
brltany beaten. He Was held to answer In ss51
bai],
james O1.r1en was charged with stca.lng a
chest q lea from Philip kus.el On Soath Water
ttreet- Wien puF9ued be made Tor the river. but
NaA prevented from swimming awaJ BY the inter
ference Ct an cl11cer. lie was held In k1o0 bail
John Schmidt was nue1 t13for endcsFor1n2 to
ssa nonnT M as s; Is 70 ss
eht direction, when a1 ollccs lruslraied nta de-
s.Ens. ..
Frank Wtlson, \ dealer tn the fraIlties Of
humanity on CLARK AHrct, wha nncd t23, and fouE
inmates Of his house were 1ned $40 each.
"A Mnnan 0Aued Wood vas found dead drunk
10 the strectA, and had 10 be conveyed to tho Ar
nosy BY express lpz all Of whtch she MAS nned SO
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iKHuMAM OUTRAGE.
A Young Woman il Cast Into the
Street at Midnight, Where She
Gives Birth to 3 Child
A Manager La = New Role.

One Of the straDgest and most hngulAs occur
Eences-bsougas about through tho inhuman,ty
and wlcEedntes OF this Worid-thAt has ever been
rttDessed In this city trsnsplrcd On Wabash arc
une last night The particulars o! the AMIR arc
moat hcAstxendlng Ia their nature, and ought 10
draw tears troLn etone.
Last night, between II and 17 O'Clock, whl1e-Dr-
u, Il. He's, one o! the Opera House managers,
was passing along WabaAh avenue To his boarding
house Oct little way beyond) be noticed wo-
cinu reel acros1 Jackson atfeet. AND IL abe carne
opposite tic I1ne, he obsctved her IaN 10 the
ground. Ills 0Fst inpreasion Was that the night
~andcrrr lahored under the influence Of liquor;
tut immediately after the fa'i be heard tho stined
e5 Vf ;nr..,,.,,. cnlld' .n which 1,,t led HIN
p9oacn.ng 19 9'ea''sass tic e woman, % b. az az.
covered 10 his hmazcmcnt that shn xas In Tie
ot the assistance ct an accouche1. Mt. Heas, al
though net now pracncing medicine, once en-
!oyed good Inso%s I,om thai soGrGs and NTH
II is needless TO EnJ that they were accep cd, aud
through hts Efforts the chlid wAa eafeiy de.lEered
soon Rssssa b. sRa NJ
OF loud mud continued rapptng On lamp Dost8, not
"star." Base those above, camo In sight
The phs sici2n waa then thrown upon hia own re-
sources, and he, determined 10 transport his pa
lent to his own boarding house, located about q
block beyond. THIS WAS an extremely dlGcult
and delicate task, but was finally accomplished
upon the scene aud Was compressed " to carry
The lille stranger. Arrived ut the house they
found II closed. bat strong putt at the bel!
brought the managing lady TO The door,
md rhe good satsantane. with their tender
turdeLs were admitted. The suffering girl was
ins1antly plsced In the Lest bed II the house, and
received The kindest and most confederate 8tten-
tIau- AZ the parlorr and hllis became vocal With
the lnhnuatnr souuds Of the little stranger, the
tuuntes awoKe and PHcked their ea1s- No one
eIc1y one got out OF bed 10 inTesaeate
The tryt feeling on learning the cause WIS one Of
startled horror, which gave place 70 deep rymna-
thy, mud finally to Intense interest Everybody
wanted to DO something for the good Of their vi8-
ItoEs, and The young ladies' OF the house hestltIeI
themselves uEtle1 Tue greatest excitement. Dr.
liess was o. course. the heru Of the occasion, and
The praises from the fatr ones, that sao*ered
cpon hun, sent the blush clear up to the roots Of
hts hair.
The unfortunate sufferer La German. about ~
years Of age. uatI, Wheo she had soneEhat re-
covered from hrr difficulty, gave her name As
Rettha Erzhu. She says mat abe liged with .
family on Wabash avenue. less than a block re-
moved from her place Of confinement, and thai,
when her condition became known, aoe WIS cruel
II turned out At midnight into the street. and left
to the charities OF paEse5s-by. It was her good
fortune to fall into Kind and expert hands, and, at
g O'Clock this morning. both mother and child
ytnrf tnJnry
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sPDR1ia1.
Thr Turf, Hnsc Ball and Billiards.

rUP
--.. inE 4eAf. .......'
ihis alsefpoon' II Dexter Park, ocsuFa q trot'
ting race for d purse OF $500. between the horses
,,,7a,d uhIrb Ia a,,,,r,1r. consaor,,Ia ~, 49,,
-as..s go. ~. ,'
H AuonH .oI..es lAs uplses a1t Rooa ones, arc
a, tsehg = S a,ttt, nu, VII ~ my nna me
nata ~ Evou eou,..tion, siosg ana e4c.liMR Con'
tsst - GesIn ~ aaNe rlace' 1ne race "ui oeg'n
Wee'ee'1 ~ Wy ,u-,
c,,,., ,,sa.ta.et 49, - J.. ~ W. t,ie
olee'o' pess'a'ea " 'nS Gnrc4gu 1H9uns.
rto 900 ,o -; ~" IL ai9aia E,yay sny -.
49, ~ Il e taths @ paaaIt " S!asSeHs. ne
Ia, ~ I',, ~" ~ .te e., III wv
80 ~ is,,s n'Is .t; 2rGe. t, W. olssy
VI W. - =, e.set .Sss 9'-AA ac1
~, 1t naaus snni ~, = ~ 'uG , neIouu =
Ae e seIuu ~ h 49, u.,I tHuu.9 .HLei .ut W.
gaa,c ~ n III e, ~ , ~ ~ @ic ~
AtN~r A,'-
, 1869-07-24
The CITY IN BRIEF.

ASarrXT,1Sc ncrL]cnt np6 nm uhtrh shraot.
49,, ,as,ss, tnt .1,.t,an, - w. 49,, ra.,..
nv, ahd HIS t~o tdns, occurred al me "aHasn ave
nNc crus.ipe Of tie Chicago, TurltnEtop j Quincy
llatfoad, II clncE yesterday uloFaluE. Achhe-
~ Is hnlnhe1, fss!olhe on senos at1ect. Al the
Il1nt n!fh1ioht'l, ne MAS tlll'l.e hlone "Ahasa
:tt Eor IL conHAht Win us t"o hohs, Respective
AEtm y apo y sraIa " afp.oaea'ns INC e!os.. s.
uS, l'se ull natlhsu eisnan1 nltn 70 SOP nIt "
una no eeea 10 the warning, anu seenea 1 me- a., nc
lose AA, 'uas ~ s'uss on steous1 y. .nE fao. "
lie t1arE: t,ut o. tie Fatnc mo
M nj the LOGON o;yt c1a,ired the r7rnt 81 way au,
,frlTk fke wagon between the wheels. il wls
shattered Into hundred fragments, one horse
was .nstap:ly Killed tho other waa seriously In
ed In various directions Kennedy vas quite Sc
rcrels irI1red, he. the boya esca3ed with soIne
II NOR bruises. Those who witnessed the accident
enlNt1s eNoue5ate the tAlsDaa easloJes lFoso Any
blahe n tuc MAKER.
AL1r11E CirI named Margaret Coxney, who
rtstdes VIII her 1arcutS at No, COG South Carroll
.t.,et while rIayirr With her s,ster in tho yari
v.r+rr,,nI mftrtr . snd,frrly hacame hnrEed and
With D yfolent cough e1pecfor1.cd great aHant!
ties Of ttnod 1T. l1ny WIS instantly suUMuncd
ri tr!cre his arrival The child had expired The
Coroner a. notified OF the attAlr and the tury re-
turned a . e7tc. Of "dcath from The rupture eG
t!God Vessel 10 the roster1of portion OF The bfaln
the hands OF his companion, Joan Fitzgerald
.ou,e months pTo, returned to Inc CITY from New
orleans .r.te,tay The rar1les interested arc
IDyt, Who left tAo clty Ia eaeh other compaoy,
aid, rs Fitzgerald rt1urned tome time altef alone
SL4 WcAftrE Els eomp2Nion's q tro1ts, the astute
al siE lotion of-What was swap Tor JACK
AA''e' .......-... .......
At O'CLOCK, to MORROW afternoon the c1ruef-
storc Of The Dew Mercy Hospital building. on lnc
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plots, thei, inetdrn+a, snh their metaphors, IN,
Eltef1nk weapons and bright aFu1otH Of the Tro.
l.n and Crrss.n hcsv.s in The 9iese Of Troy form.
half OF the 1nlEd- F1Re after page utght he nlled
with Qposasaoor fIoE1 the soepes here delloeAied,
all Of which nrc inspired b. sftcL Old blind Homer
exhausted the subject. and Milton. IN hl4 defines
lions Of the ba1tes between tho hOa:s Of Heaven
and hell had rcoutse 10 guupovdcr TO bt1ug for
rar1 ne. scenery ana action. rct Pasa.lse Lost
a!so hss many ot:auuiul dsss1pt,on. q steel.e!ai
In battle hh,untred iorth sparks ~ bright au1
thick u starS In the Milky Nay. Glr Waite.
Scotts roeticA xorka also abound Ii the mention
nj the subject: she ttuds OF tho marital clans
the IaIls on the boFuer-and The personal alytn.
turcs OF ch!eltains-al arc told with thrilling
eject
THE NAsCrAc1uNr or ETrEI
IN Chicago u becoming to ba ono OF tts 11oet In
rofsAnt Featured Tbs buBlnc1a Ia now In lta tn
tsney, Out - tnsre 1s .es.ns to Be assoug growing
one AfKc conpanJ deTo.-d to Fenerzl ateei work
one engaged LII the manufacture Of ateel to,le71
sna others IN s1te! e1~s, cnt1crJ, agricultural i'm.
ter. Steel goods have auch market tn the let.
tltofJ ~hleh trades with ChlcAxo-the lumber rc-
s1ons nn,s o. q, u ne North the prsls1es Of the
Rocky Mountains, That tnere arc peculiar reasons
Ehy II should tc largely Manufactured into M III
1orns IN tnls metrnpoA capI,aiisss arc begin-
pccttd thst, at no distant day. this citr vii man.
ufactnrc The rides and 1csolvcE8. the Enlyea and
all lhta Western country.
rs Steel was rrst manufactured in the time OF
Moses, who Invented - Thou ahalt not steal V
aud . ett.i not at ali" These are good kiuds OF
steel. steeltpG the heart, and Stealing heart are
''ag hteal :" Of the politicians or the little stea!
OF tue petty thief. Steal Is not steel nor steel
steal but steal Is ssca1 and steel steel "steal'
trC j ursh = IL not stealing April Hy no mc2us-
S.h-s,eel-A good subject fora longer article.
See Sunday 7isn>s.
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THE RECENT INDIAN BATTLE.
Some Particulars by n Participant
Thcreins

Some Particular by n Participant
Thcrcins
From. tie Fiaona (Hinn-) Republican.
The following extract from q letter written BY
WInons, has been kindly presented TO us for pub
ncatiou, and will doubtlesa be read with interest
II descrites somewhat In detail the recent engage
meu1 with The Indians, partial account nl which
WAS furnished us by telegraph lew days s!nce:
.GaAE 9;. OF F1xTH " cAy4Lnrt or SonIa l1e1rr
awe lett the Republican RIVER ioaf days since 70
follow an Indian trail Made long, j. hard
marches esn , rough esSny 1ds
az The signs Of indians thlckened a wa proceeded.
ieateEdny morning NC cut loose from our tra!n,
seo.s a Tsporsed s Isrge 81 sase ahead % General al
saW es7siiJ 90 it as ve did for about sen mules.
think our lookouts mistaken when they mottoped
ua to come further 10 the left. We went over,
md, sure enough, theIe were theif herds grazing
abont two miles on. The. regiment WAS got to-
Rtther behind Hdge which completely screened
us-the Pawrees on the LETT, nearest the village;
COMPANY D next and Companies c, y 4. =
the General ~e Rli started With rush The
InuiAns On ny left had stripped for the light
qpa ws1 4 ss reg W.
aud were riding for thu herd, but Oh reaching The
Top Of tho next ndge there lay the village LITTLE
10 our left and trout You never hea1d such
Every company tied 10 get there 1rst but had
the advantage OF being the neaTest. The Pawnees
were with me, aud seeing them4elsts supported.
put night ahead II was .. magnificent sight TO
Ne the Esgul.ss rushing ahcad q run Tbs
Indians VIC attacked we're Dog Soldiers, the worst
rnseals on the Plalns. They Aro the same band
ones that committed the dspredatioas ia Kansas
totne stX weeks klnce. They were 1oving west
thel stock and property, and had camp
cd to resi-. feeling secure In their ent-of-
the-wny camp. They were taken completely by
surprise, ind did not have time 70 ger anything
away but some stock. l expected that they
would light for their p1llage, oot they made Gully
teeb.e e1on 70 stop Us We rushed through the
village on 10 Tie bills after them, about i've miles,
when We gave up the chAse, Is our horses had
given ont. There never was 9 m?ra complete
Indian triumph on the pl1lns We Killed =. cap.
sured Il women and children. go head Of stock.
and their whole outut They 1cit thelr lodges
standing. with everything ln and around th-m.
md thus was all accomplished without the loss OF
d single Innn on our side We had great times
after our return, huating up Indian custosi1!es,
etc.
"JcLY 1A-We are now on our way 10 Fort
Sedgw,ck but We have so many horses, etc., that
We a1e coupeltcI - march slowly. The GsnefM
expects to reach there the morning Of the l61e. ~
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CH,CAG1 MERcARTlLE BATTERY.
ttrsnulznuinu of nn Association by thr +ur-
VIKING Members

The surviving members Of The Chicago Hcr-
cnntle 11sttery Envc formed an association. A
mctt1Es was held last evening at Room No %,
Methodist Church block, corner Of Cllsx anu
Washington strccta.
The following are the namcs OF the officers non-
iIlalei a1t elected: President. ffnckney s. Cone:
Hicc President, William Mann; Recording SEC
rctAry, A. q. Mat!er; Corresponding Secretary.
I. u. Mcachau,: Executive COMMITTEES, James {,
slnciaIr, l. s Hudson and plucEDey $, Gone
Tnt following extract from the preamble Of the
constitution will slse IN IDEA Of the objects OF TIT
organization:
Aes.,.I by arrirr e 1eea the events "f :hs rs.t
srIlt H. AZ 1tlHLrr. Gt thu Old HeItrtY l1tc
,a1td: 10 ssIrrfhrn thnte tlcs Which tuSft to bloF
tc, thct men ut, have EhArrd tutnAn 1-'rtls. to
,i,r hnttyrr is tir.t1ut uf old asA,cln:nl, uf It'd
tr 1i.hts Ia turn ain au spirit t a!;a1 nf
trr MD iftu tl.t herr fell satfrd
ras nknalr fu=c ftenEs IT patriotism Wh hIc
hut lark with the rnftUnry Il the p1st
rtntsiEr tlysts. Into tstEiston. to .c called
TIE t,l.fAcp Mercantile battery Aa.cc!atiJu.'
III addition III The above objects. the association
rus.t s411a,cs erecting. as soon as the necessary
inuds ART procured, handsome tAh:ct in honor OF
their fallen comrades:
I4ttrrs were read from several oil CaeuGess OF
'!.c L2tcEJ. s1lui Ing she1 Willingness " Jou the
TIC meeting adjourned tor .wo weeks.
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Wasssntec deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles Of Tho Court House
lied for record On Friday, July g:
DouslAaplace, 1aa II u ot. .Auousu IT, IL,
fdL1&&t: Jan 20. M..,..,.....,.f 15Q
Arnold IT, l&s4 It 4 Of Wahpanseh AZ, vi,
9&kx115 It July Observation-Disclosures. 6og
Arnold II, wcor OF ThtstJ-eghth 81, or,
- t-1ox1n IL It: July yl.,............., 1900
DougtRs place, n 9 cor ul Calumet Ay,hf,
1o11G0 It: Nay J9l.....,................ a6Ia
ehnItten ~, n " COZ Of swtfr place, 81. tox
10 II. July ST.. ...-..................... 1850
vi, 1ooI1e4X Il; Nhy 81. l.....-...... ~. 6,s9o
ia It: July i, $50
I. e9xls< 6-10 II, and Wabash ay, 8 cor Of
Thls1J-sccond st, n i, s9Ils& $40 IT; July
Cass It, Is <;-loo II . Of East Pearson al vi,
7anlsE r; June il. .....s............' - 80 w." 1000
Chicago ~. c cor Of Centre Az. n I, 7ox12s
IT. June ..........,..,.-.-..,. 1ss3
Augusta q - II c Of Holtat, {. ss11s19 -.
Dekoyeo.gt 100 It v Of Clnton-st, +, 95x
11B II, with improvements; July -.1....... 500
We8tctu-ay, cor OF CoQlteI.st, 327xs99t
IT; July ....:.......--..- ....:.. 1900
Har1isourkt, sts It Of Hoynet II, a I, s6xlo0
IT; MsJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,ooO
koETH or C1rr IxITa-
North Ptull1a st, " cor Of Wilson AZ, e I,
~, 92xlfs 4, and Rayenss cod fafk, 19aIts
Of Wilson xy, v t. lU11GaH IT; July H.. $500
60CTH or CTR I1XITS-
acre in lot 8 OF Sarah GreeneA subdivision
in tcc. IL 2s, II, east; July ls.......,..- 1.G9e
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BISHOP w. RECTOR.
Proceedings Before the Ecclesiastical
Court Yesterday Afternoon.
Tbs Co1rt Adjourned until July %.
Instant.

The Eec!esalt,cn Court convened foe the trial
OF The Rev Charles T. Cheney reassoabltd Il !
O'Clock .c4tcrlsy Afternoon. pursaaot to adIourn-
uent. ---....--. - *. ...
u1.hep wurTEuoCsE- My It please your
xrrv rcfcfcud court: usEtnE tccesFe1 from you !
sesa;is ns ihsfea TIC an1
ceed!nGz On this tttal, haEe prepared N ans Eer
tncrrto, which beg to present % yooF body, and
ss hEDfs5 :Ri: Rst Ras'| tssa read =,
cA-uEoI4L or aTA FIFTH AND PAUL.
7.n, A;yA E.,.-.-4 Bi.a::7V Iat.s.;:
T: sf: 4 e
s:s s:s: s. + .Pa D. s1as III
- lao / 1,,t sx.nss hin, har.ns @ ss1 @ .esysa
c,s j ffaasaR len &c Il
y - . s';.s! ,hs .s.s: sfezs.: ~; ssa
s..r III d. ,iflt aud 1rtrsx shis satatas
n. ,rn e 4, ss49: ,hs
i: .t ths tA,e .nc withuf Esres9iai, = subtut ~
.:urs Tai tLe trnl q tht ssid Reverend Caas4es
tL'sr, L~ i<s!ared mil Thafs6ay, the 9,th d.y u
~ : !, tic sslxa 4 sas dosrse sss;ei IL ysuTs.
sAxEEI p cnAsz,
Fn.itsnt OF the Coazt-
TH3x4sN BENEDICT.
A. ". SSTDEA.
The Icl.yi Is:
DIocE6k OF ILIlHo1s.
wEiYE4s. The eonn.c 10. .he rrspanleat ID tht C.
s,,s cI Ei4 VI thr le.. CLx.tc4 < EAtuSy.
Chrst Church, CAitAka. have aprllt tu the SUPERIOR
Ciaoc1ys fur pjnktlun u stay any further
}-t<rrc,as snta trial .ts ba,h bl!l uf sat
All l:;pe4s1 has brxn r.ls.teL ~ uA Hpnor. Jun L.
.,Ati,-u14. the Ho;arabt Of sIc!s EouEt
taI.,ry, a:.d FIn.1nos,s hAvins t~n Artrrd by The
t:u: ~ the u-rmirts C, tne Ec;Asla.tieA
t,u.. nlti- trprersiint with the trial shtlas
:. .s..tsY.r GUY aaaliGed; thesef'e, sa rar.u
rad lie Court 1i LAf Ac EqHity hA. any juFit
t.l1. il he matter. and pr:rsIDx x<ain. tie eaitu
y! tL~ evil trunAs ta tnt.rf.re citur Us Iilx rr0
ettIk, knx otes manner of taeervi.iun md eou
tu!. tic ata;i.tcrinG VI The trlcseAttic
4 tb- Church tn the t;i7 u it. ii,si.r. the
Eslo u tho Doccsc Of lG.nol. Atius in accordance
%t1 tse T.!r.zs .ssuest 81 The .a.s-osa md undef
ln.s Do he.se5 pee;l one The ceErs inf ts TN! "
"a d, q Juy, a i. TIA, :: IT, u.n.i W..
llAee oi eo1vrnauE- TO ~t& the chapel OF the
E=st ctIa II peick il t1c .ttrruoon SIlr< E~-fe7
Gisrn l.rdrT efcsl signature this the =
dy II JLy- 4 u. ls3 and In the rkhsc-i.th scss VI
cnl1cc@atlon.
In sccorlanee with the document Just noT
rcac the court is hereby postponed 10 the time
dcated therein, The 10Th day OF JGls, nj o'clock
In RI ~ - MN
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

$1,000 reward pnid to any Earsea
PIE ErntGy sfor toe cQre Of b!tad ana bleeding
pileh Wsrnes1 Pls Ransd1 IL al The psopE.-
eiof1 elata fnE u, md you csa depead upon. not
maftrr hos hsd yoqr xzne nay oe, or how long
noe here suffered Otnes have been cared hJ u
rho hare suffered orer thirty yek!1, 1nd fnefe -
u IN e1uzoralpsyy medicine, AID has Uade Ex-
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hAve pfsctlced medicine in tha city for half cen.
tury, NAa health otnccf during MI tho chple1a aea-
son, and wss then, End Asn now, fully persuade q
that unftpo cabbage CAUSES more cholera nofuu4
than alI other causes combined. have had 70
cases OF cholera moJbu4 znd QUO case OF mxltQ-
uAnt cbo1el7 within the LIST ten days and Id cyery
case they had paftaken Of boiled cabbaEva.
,, B, F. sTAA7s, L. D.
, 1869-07-24
AMu8EM MEgJ$,

The cantAIa Of "l1y Bell, OF the Culpht Fay, y
which wA gtTen with 20 much s1ecess OF Thurs.
dsJ evening, for the benefit OF the Home for the
Fsteudless under the direction Of Nj. &. E Whit
temore, viii be repeated this afternoon n Farrell
Hall. under the toue conductor1hip, and for the
further benent OF the same charity. Considering
the fact TINT the cautxta asprea to the dignity OF
an eperesta IN the character Of the music and The
handling Of the thence: that 1t u almost beyond
Inc canacltr Of children. and that Mr.. Whltte1ore
has only had tae brief fraction Of the summer Va
cation IN which to sehcasse the children, It Is re-
n1skahle with what prectAioo and expression the
WORK xas performed, especially coox.dcHnE the
fact that The aooompaniments were not aiwzya
satisfactorily played The performance this 2fleg-
noon, OF coasHc xt1 be N improvement upon that
Of THURSDAY. and the excellence OF the charity
TEE orKxA aocsx nExxTrr
The oiat benefit OF Aeaxr1 Q. L Hess and
William Wa1rrn ta1cs pace II the Opera House
a1snme s iaii oi S e1eeent roless a qSe ss,oase @
with the following strong cast: Jultana MIS-.
pnle 4ra1:a, MI. J. Z Sasle; Rsisaao. NJ. c l.
AcManua: Gans Haataio-sa, Ar. HAIRY Hudson;
yssqust, r. ~ Da1e, NJ. Jas. g; Burnett;
S<1ra.t, 3lr: j. T. Rennle- ms oomedy wtl be
Eouares aud lnstIumenta1 selections by ncnls
Opera House Brass Hand. and the performance
Will conclude with the farce os t'4ischlef-Aa1-
luE. Ii NAlCo AlA9 hAl0 &Ay4pNt u 4uuh44PO-
ns, males her erst appearance IN = singing plst
KpODS NCSECKs
The Willow Copsc' Is stu The attraction 1t
Woods A1seuu, md is t11wtng very falr h1dl-
cneeS.
AIKxSB DEARBORN TmArRE.
The MiusrFe!s are clos.uE their third week At
the DeaItrfu Theatre in perfect furol Of SOC
cesA- The weather seems 10 make no difference
with them, i. the bu:iliag Is crowded eve1y night
whether Il rains or not.
N'yICKENB THxAT1E.
Tho Aadtt.Hsrtnoloncw troupe close their sea-
kou to-day with tHo performances, nod nex1 week
DurrcI / Benedictf Mlns.frls commence their
engagement
LINCOLN FARE CONCERT.
The following u the programme Of the concert
TO be given II Lincoln rsrt this Afternoon:
l. AsIrh -FareweI to the XoaataIn4- # aehEm1n
OIrzture-HerniIs Il si4s:t
PokA-Ncu Seoo- Huss
, 1869-07-24

me Coun vas sngaeea during & me forenoon IN ~
tne loLoHlhE cases lne lnouoa "ns ose31uieo nuu
1hdement fenaetea: ,,.u ~ o,,,..o o.,
1ohn Il. Aust1onR CT A. " tl'} u ca'eaSo. fof
Charles S!IMan '. Charles ArneEt; For $loa.
hteholas "aAenbofnv. JOIN L. "alfn For oe-
fenaans ,.o uon.
EaWln y r. AfnEltooH " dkues ~ A1Hous'
rhny ua!wool Ct a. =: j., Joh1 q Wright Against
senM.ck, Emalshee: 1gr nEz ti 49,; r., ,ae "a
Nicholas II. liarders v. Charles schumacher.
fnT ueIthEAn,. & nn,a,u o,so r,p-,.
taaaa ManaH beaael' u ie'ef 00''J' eAsc' 1oi 'e-
leE.ats. s. .-,,r,,e,, Eor e,oo
Sane =. SANE, hssu1ps1 1,in tot ,vy;. ss;
N!!nclm Ae1uan T. ne'naea ocau'IA fof uo
'cnhaaL aaha,,,,c, r,,,,r q, a, and n ,,,,,.
snSs For ,;ae.rn.,cc, xlo; rsez ctr cnar1es ,en
m1o 1osr1s nof ,s Hfsngaan a;acs porsy,ae and c.
Aeu1q Asa,7st no1l'9n eny 70, r. = l., .
slmon nosenlls ct u. '. John Dantel Comics
son, tI2l.9a -
DEED REFORMED
Vim. l!arn1ny. Redmond Tf1ndivtlle ct A. In
this case Decree Was entered TO reform deed
OF Lot L. Block IS, El1Hton's Addition.
-;--,
Luc,c Flo,row V. Gustar 4. Flosrow. Bill for dt.
IN % ss!tzeriand. nd On July ii, 1865, and have ono
6,i,.i; 6sh.soai M alunlard. a'' 20 ~'1' WILL s 80
rauord :, savser T ~ Al Se1' ~ e A. md e. II. Dsr-
nun, j. i. Maran md ]. l. Starring. Assunps,t
nI1I MnH II E,ern = cbar1cs r.. Dean aud Joscph
l. .an;n;-,on ~ assnmn.yf namares 9Soo.
Ir,iiaTn y i'nt,s =; n ~ Jamrs II Sutherland
Assumpsit Damages ssuoo.
'Ynn I'm d. cnna, roser y Samavc, - aom aua gums
Jossnh Hyefson :, Grrenleaf q. Wade and John
~ Aae- 0e7u'AP''- AN'l-e ~ s-'''
, 1869-07-24
OUTRAGE ON THE
=. NEUTRAL LANDS,
Railway Hands Attacked and

Railway Hands Attacked and
Driven OFF,
F1nIn tie Edn4at City journal ~ Commerce July 9.
As will be Been ~ the following correspoa lrne-,
the " leaEuers" hare again commenced 1heIt cat
fagts. They muster DO strong and show so law
iees spirtt that there Ia but one coree to adopt
Force must be met bJ force. The railroad Will be
.tullt:
"FoKr SCOTT, kan., July II.
MH. EDITOR: Yesterday torre OF rallroad
miles south Of this place. for the purpose OF CON.
nencpg work. Inst night they were driven on hJ
= !o1ce Of armed Le1guers, reported to be s0U
strong. Ali the !" camp and gArI1son equipAge''
Of the contraciors uers either burned or carmel
away The railroad force IVES driven wttnln n
short dtarance Of this place. EheTc they are nov
NkuTRAL LANpEI.
, 1869-07-24

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warm weather, use CEMlCADE, the only relta-
ble oedhug eI1ermtnator Enown. Price. IS and
20 cents. Duruh1ns Van Setback, AgentA
, 1869-07-24

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