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LENGTH AND TOPOGRAPHY.

and West line connecting the Cities of Danville Ur-
bana Bloomington, and Pekin, on the line of the
Old Emigrant Road This section has beeh justly
named the Garden of the West, and is noted for its
large agricultural and manufacturing products, also
for its valuable mines of Coal. The local business
will make the line FIRSI-CLASS PAYING ROAD.
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coTrRT CALFNDARs-THIs DAY.

Own AND TYRMINER AND SUPREME COVRT-CIR-
cuYPIETI EoS 42s7 Ill., 1893 1905 1907 1909 1911 1879 1916
n 1919 1871 1879 1877 1879 1884, 1888 1885, 1881 PAEr Eos
13l7 seSl, lz6 ~, 5zo 1870 Nv abf, Voz, % 5zl
15zl 1873. 1894 1876 1870 1874 - -
SUPREME CoURT-SPBCLAL TERM.-DemurTers.-
E.a 10 on a. - % H. Issues Of Law and Pa-NoG l54 I'll
zlz IA us ZIG, 2lT. 2s. zl9, go
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-Nos5 81, ia:
STpyRIoR CoURT TRIAL TERM PART Nos
fess 1883 ess ses lo as So ~ sl os1 III ~ iSS liz
IN p1RTII-R0a 14 1z li4 nso 1909, lo1 IOsf Z ElS
MAINE COuRT-TgIAL TERM.-Part I.-Before
fsss ON Of serdsr-KOa 49, 34i $751; 1884 1886 1865,
NJ s ~ 63 sT6 s712 3711 PAIR Itkos 1885, $751; J7Vs.
asr J57 3es5 $685. $780, 1890 1895 1Sl. 5SJl. 1894 -
GENERAL sEesIORs.--Frank Adams, robbery
xjben feesmsa JsDe Yaaes Gallagher Jsns hpasneh James
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THE GRAND JURY.

The following are the names of the Grand
Jury impannelled before Mr.. Justice IngTaham Fore
man. Chas H. HasWell Jurors. John X. Cowperthwaie,
John bunker, SPENCER X. Green Jacob Goldsmith; MI
clcl c. Hart Samuel 4. Lewis, George W. Powers, M
II salter. William Schaus John d. Thompson, Chas. a.
Com OIL Chas A. Deulke, Joel \. titlhan Andrew }.
CAM James II. IngeIsOn, Chas. II. Jacohus. William
Inch, Cornelius Matthews, Patrick G.. Mooney, WIN D.
Merrill, Jesse Oakley, and Jacob VanderpOe
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD LITIGATION.

Chdllis dgt. The Eastern Branch Of the PGctc
RairOad-Supreme Court-Chambers-Befo Justice
CarioZuIn tins case in which the plaintiff, former
President Of the defendants company, sued for half
n million for services in procuring treaties with the IN
and Washington. motion made 10 remove
tie case 40 United States Court. and this motion is
now denied the ground that the trial has actually
commenced and the motion is too late.
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IAhuOuneemenul

THE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies. in the use of
HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALI for the Complexion.
Redress Tche Sunbun Freekes and Tan disappear
applied beautiful COMPLEXION Of sne
obtained The psinest features made TO glow with HaLu
Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember AGASs MAGNOLIA BALM the thing that produces tbese
effects Lady procure any
Depot No. Il ParkIow. y. Y
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERNiNER,
The Cireuit Court of Oyer and Terminer OF
EUROPEAN LIFE ASSURANCE co. FAILURE.

IN re The British COMMERCIAL LUe InSurdhce 90
Supreme Court Chambers-Before Justice CARDozo.-
an application was made to have the appointment Of
Francs NJ Bixby as Receiver Of this Company made
uerIuaueut with q view TO winding up its affairs This
Comrauy years ago absorbed by the European
Life Assurance Company which 1t Is reported had iaed
Gslsirousy. 1t appears that under the laws of this
State TO assurance companies, there are $4,000 OF
assets belonging to the British Company within the Jurs
dcl1u this State, and it is sought 10 apply this fund
liabilities The further hearing OF the case was
nIinnrInn
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VALUE OF AN ACTRESS WARDROBE.

KreStee H. Durham Ggt. Charles BtttiRgS.-
Superior COurt-Tral Tern-Before Justice Freedman.-
III this case in which Miss Durham, actress claimed
damages for the OF wardrobe. OF the defendant
who Nas formerly the keeper Of the Elm City Hotel, in
Boston, valued at $500; the jury have awarded her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12
CRIMINAL.

At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice shaudicy, Frederick QUICKER OF No %
No 1856 TAird-st.. sunday. lie was committed to await
the result OF the injuries.
At Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge, Joseph Benger was brought up for as
sauuDg and stabbg Mary Hunt, Of No 2OG West Thirty
hHst and William Gust, Of the same place. on Satur
day night last BehgeI NG boards AT me mouse i'll qes
ton, came home intoxicated and quauesOme. He seized
tabe-nlfe and cut the woman Oh the arm, and also
struck at Gust who attempted TO prevent INN Hcung
gjUiy. AS no complaint was made acaint Benger, he
was discharged Charles Gundjean the waiter at the
NcW-Ierk Restaurant VINO was arrested iOr staDDlhg
Prank Klein, night Waterman at the same place, on
lnday was taken before the Justice and remanded to
\ Ac rtatiOnhouse.
Tn the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
core Recorder Hacket, the of Manuel Cortez
again. The prisoner was charged with obtaining
.outy under false pretcuses, representing, as alleged,
tlat he engaged in trading from New-York TO Cuba,
sad producing cheek lOFS4D) az me store Oh Mr. DdVd
IltOu. No sc HarrsOn-st that he desired 10 obtain
AJan OF $50 upon IT, Having obtained THIS 1t was after
ward discovered mat the Check was drawn upon hrin
winch has existence The evidence showed That the
prisoner had made siHllar representations IN various
other stores he was found guy ana sentenced 10 state
Prison for two years VIA Gledea, German, was sen
the Pententiary for six mouths for larceny
Court adjourned until to-day at IL a. H.
at the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling
committed Frederick Panere proprietor Of allow base
ROuTke of the abandoned inmates In shocking
manner @5Hnt ,ss head The woman was e.
yesterday caused the arrest of LOUIS and George Reed
o. coo by representing that they owned house and lot
Buffalo, worth more than that These represents
tons, tho complainant charges false and fraud
lent The accused were held " bail 10 await an exam-
nation Edward Clark committed for having
induced Sgmund Schrieber Of No. 22 West Thirty sixth
ct, the swndling establishment No. IL Broad
way aud winning from him his silver watch and small
snn OF money at "three-card monte". -. Mary Ann
Tyrre, "a domestic, on Sunday stole gold watch and
cham valued at sl79 from her employee Philip Lowen-
berg. OF No 1914 Bowery, and passing khe night in
in MulbeTTyst herself robbed Ofsthe stolen
property. While reporting her loss yesterday to Capt
yourdan at the Franklin police station, Mr. Lowenberg
entered similar GRAND, and recognizing Mary, gave
her into custody. She was committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

DECISIONS.

SUPREME CoIIRT, SPECIAL TERM,-By BAR
EARD J-Paine al. agt Levy ct al-Motion granted.
WezIer sgt Fink ct aDemurrer Overrued, with
Anstin agf acknowledgements sustained. BY SUTHER-
LAND J-Holmes ct al. agt. Mead ct al-Judgment nc
oording 10 opinion; which see.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE United States
snpreme Court convened usual hour and the Che
Justice announced the following decisions on certain
nations Eek parte. Edward NJ. Yerger petitioner. nc
motion habeas corpus and certorar in TINS cause
directed TO be heard Friday next, but the dseu,
will be wholly confined to the question OF JuI!Su0'
OF the Court TO Issue the writ. rC, oro
Ex parte. Brown and others petitioners IheSo aS
the cases OF certain parties in Texas cnSi -
with murder and haheas corpus ana certh ii+ 49,
asked 70 remove them from the jurisdiction o tr 80
commissions The directed TO De PasSov ~, 60
present. and to abide decision ON the mo'Oh !" ' Wv
OF Hergcr. -. - The Court
The State Of Texas agt White Chiles ct a. inc Oourt
deuied the molten 70 reopen this cause l0l t.o Iu ~
taking further testimony, and directed that he ' "
perfect the decree be heard on the next hoIiVn "J'
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND IEi'NlNhh.
The Circuit Court of Oyer and Terminer OF
Kings County was opened yesterday, with Judges Gilbert
and Troy and Justices Hoy and voorhees, on the bench
The following Grand Jury was impane William II.
IN &C., Foremap: Nathan ID. Adams, Charles W. Rem
i'tpp Fi,yip Stud WELL Richard +. Brown Charles h.
smith Alexander Hager, Jos. Merrill George H. Lewis,
Lanes suu wan A. L. Scott, T. +. simpson. b. Andrews,
Screno b. Todd. William H. Edwards, 5. 5. Davis John
q BurIev ID. Mathews and George "A. Waterbury.
Judge Gilbert called their attention TO the class OF cases
which would come before them-n particular 10 the
practice 81 obtaining divorces by perjury and he hoped
hat hcy would be strict in the performance OF their
duty IN such cases. owen Hama charged with kluhg
James ODOnnCl, plead Not Guilty and his trla was
set down FOR Monday next Francis Drake (eolore0),
charged with homicide last Spring will be tried today
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THE PoUGHKEEPsIE BANK ROBBERY.

In re Walter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Court
Special Tcrn.-Walter Williams arrested % the
charge Of stealing bonds from the Office of the Duchess
County Mutual Insurance Company, applied by habeas
corpus FOR his release but on the return or the Wr MS
counsel cOnseItiug, Iemanded to custody 10 be
taken 10 POughkoCpsle.
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The Baptist Sunday-School =

The Baptist Sunday School Teachers' AssO-
citation last evening at the Sxth-st Church, the
President g. w. Hlllman, In the chair and very large
number present. The Society contains over 500 mem
beers. The subject considered was, THE blackboart-
when and how 10 use 10 In the Sundays Mr. w
d. Segfred OF Newark illustrated practically its port
aDce a means VI impartDg religious Instruction
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
Total Issue ...S2,OOO,OOO.
Capital Stock .S3,OOO,OOO.

The Bonds are First Mortgage on the Railway
its Rolling Stock, Depots, Machine Shops, Lands
and the Entire Property of the Company.
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Fort Ularntns' ylUtit'.

"rTHAT's WHATS THE NATTER
a loa Iout take " CHERRY PICTORIAL TkOCuES"
Cold. Sore Thrna, Hoarscucss, or Bronchitis
RrlFlCIAL LIMBS. Every one requiring
~ these substitutes desiring information upon The subject
should the Office Of Mr. A. A. MARhS. 53 broadway ~ g. and
bis FIRST PREMIUM LIMBS with luiakabbr Hands aud
FEET and 81 bis Pamphlets to t American Institute Fair
them and practical sell Dis ucc
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER,

THR WEATHER.
EBwYORK Hour Their. Bar Wud. Honr Ther Bst. Mlu NJ
Oct IL $50 29 IS w. Oct. IL w Z569 : ":
u COO 2gG4s W. $50 2SB9 y ".
GO 1894 s. w. IL So 1913 = W.,
REMARKS Momng-Very cloudy to $780, slightly
cloudy at 7; little cloudy at noon; misty ram rom
midnight TO l2:25 Aernoon-Shghy cloudy 1890 TO sun
set. Evenng-slighty cloudy to 81 little cloudy NJ H.
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! EUta ~ befstk EHs WILL @Cnsss
Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN q
Co., No. SO Exchange-place, and III.
X. JEsUP & COMFY, No. II Pine
ST., N. Y, offer for sale the Bonds
of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent m
Gold; have thirty years to run;
are free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by Land Grant
of Three Million Acres of the Finest
Lands in Kansas and Colorado. In
addition to this special grant the
Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are be-
ing rapidly soldto develop the cOun-
try and improve the road. They
are a first mortgage upon the ex-
tension of the road from Sheridan,
Kansas, to Denver. Colorado. The
road in operation non earns more
than enough net income to pay the in
tereSt on tie nea0 loan. There is no
better security in the market-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities. PRINCIPAL
and Interest payable IN Gold. Price
SO, and accrued Interest, in Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Cir
culars furnished on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

NYNATT7F, y. y,
ITO the Editor of the Tribune.-Sir: In the
columns Of your paper there h couoyers between ie
and Sargent their respective Bank Locks In Nj
Sargeas be asks tet 20 De arranged BY
cufs and business they would be better
lied than Il made between ocknakes parties
In Of Mr. had
proposed that trial Of Sales 20 their Iesstan
aud d should he had the time and under the
same public would then where 20 ini the safe
Lock hey certainty Of security against the burglar
"a os saving lock leather trunk makes Knife
laugh" Burglars say, good lock poor safe makes the wedge
Where the safety pglg Yale or sargent lock door
~elged OF blown olearte Of the time that would
take Ia al the e hler The wedge aud powder
dd the quickly surely II made
thorough aud practical @ 81 AMI Lacks he Safe AID LOcksto be
handled burglar would DO IT, aud in a gingcry
manner for fear Of nuTy), | think safe just made
for me by TerwiTger Go. Of your City would
prize doabe safe wedge proof paent)
and rae Sargent docks II the irst made with the patent
wedge proof Mr. Sargent the public benefited
Now n stir the Samaken well the Lockmake the
public will get what be desires them havepr security for their
vauahleA r. II. W.
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VALUABLE CONNECTIONS.

In addition, the Company provide for large
through business, having AS MANY VALUABLE
CONNECTIONS EAST AND WEST AS ANY ROAD
now in operation The line has lately been CONSOLE
dated with the Indianapolis and Dpnvile Road,
making over 200 miles under one management
AT Indianapolis it connects with the Pennsylvania
Central Baltimore and Ohio, also with several other
lines at Danvile with the Toledo, Wabash and
Western, and at Pekin with Peoria, MAKING A
NEW THROUGH DIRECT ROUTE in Illinois,
connecting Philadelphia, New-York, Boston and
Baltimore with Peoria, Keokuk, Burlington, Omaha
and the Far West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

0dsn and C,psr SAWYER burglary Richard MMekn forgery; Min
ME Watson Gray grand larceny John IL Tappe ana AugGs
,n Snnpe obtaining goods pnces Charles ffank atcenf
% b- reron; Felix and Enestne solomon gand larceny
george g. scott Pstnck Stafford assault aud battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

SQUIRE g. LANDER, 81 FultOn-st., New York
reliable WAToHE hue DANOsDs choice Jaw
ELRr and SILVER WAKE. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

VERMONT SPRING WATERING great remedy
for Cancer, Seroulst kidney Diseases, etc Sold by
w. H. scHIkSFELIS Co., ITO Nlllanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

VARIETY prevails at Wallack's this week
Variety prevails goods and STYLES for grnemen Fall
FREEnAH BURks EMPORIUM 1873 and leo Fultonst
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MONDAYS WEATHER REPORTS 4. m.'
,,rNIAruRR AIMANAC

an, ,s., s.oa Sam sets ... 5.25 Moon sets........l
sIGH
sspoy Hoax Ill Cows Island.... 1891 Hell Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

PATENTS MUM g. Co.. No. 81 Park row, n.
Assu obtaining and EUROPEAN PATknTs Have had
rs year, .rpsrienee Pamphlet Of Law and Information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

The Fisk Could Corbin-Grant combination
Of the community large By the Developments
daily public Cbn is seriously compromised aud others
but heard FROM KSoK Halter No 2 Broadway had
finger golden pie The Of Knox to keep The quality
his hats and the price down, and he succeeds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12
GREAT SALE, at RETAIL,
~ OF FINE RBADY.MADE
& l. . Il III / y CT
GENTS,
BOYS,
YOUTHS

AND ClllIDIlN'S, Al
BROHAw BROS. Largest Store fthr KIDD 10 the Cty
Fouhate opposite Cooper Institute, and Q! place
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PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

SABBATH-SCHOOL Books. - BRoUGHTON f&
wrsAx Is House keep the best variety o Publishers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

The largest workshop of the body is the
Liver withdraw bile from the blood when this
organ the skin yellow appearance aud
generally htadIe sets 10. with chilly usltons and cod hands
feet accompanied with loss Of appetite Tie system becomes
eogged machinery does work we'll and both bind and body
dorigrcd the afflicted becoming aud f finding fault with
yeryg TO person THE condition Dr. D. JArSEs
PL recommended by their stimulating action the Liver
It's healthy aud enabled to perform It's
Cos,euess cured all the aggayaisg symptoms Of
Bl.ousness removed. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12
KINGS COUNTY BUDGET.

The Committee on General Taxes, of the
Board OF Supervisors OF Kings County have adopted 1.-THE
following report Of the expenses OF the County Govern
the year commencing August 1st 1862 and end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

Door. AYERS LABORATORY, that has done
suc wonders for the Sick issues potent reorer for he besn Of
the comeueSs which 70 dmush
Ills VGoR luIurAut locks the bald aud
and under u hm for the good
looks a we'll As health of the community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12
PROFIT OF THE INVESTMENT.

The bonds average LESS THAN $4,000 PER
MILE, are CONVERTIBLE INTO STOCK AT
PAR, at the option of the holder, at any time.
and may be registered in the name of the owner
il desired.
The stocks of several of the principal lines of Hi
nos selling at from above par to nearly 2OO There
is reasopableprospect of the stock of this road, at
no distant day, selling as high as either of them,
which makes the convertible clause a valuable
option.
ehave PERSONALLY EXAMINED THE ROAD.
and consider the bonds CHOICE SECURITY; we
therefore take pleasure in recommending them to
investors as SAFE, PROFITABLE, and RELIABLE
large portion OF the loan has already been sold.
We are authorized to offer them for the present
at 95 and accrued interest in currency, the Com
pany reservng the right to advance the p,ico, wish
ont notice At this price THEY Pay TEN PER
CENT IN CURRENCY-ncarly 50 per cent more
than the same amount invested in Goyemmcptss
Gold and all marketable securities received IN cx.
change at highest market rates. Bonds forwarded
by express free of charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12
COMPLETION OF TEE ROAD.

The Road is being rapidly constructed, all graded
and bridged, the track laying at the rate of mile
per day, all the iron and large amount of rolling
stock provided. The whole Road WILL BE COM
PLETED BEFORE THE FIRST OF JANUARY
NEXT
, 1869-05-13

II ,sss <ls Il ss sas A. vii Ill
;:s IN, tt,,. m .A, TIE . stimulation s, '9s t.
vii Il = ii I'll H. y nj sfss3 i
tir au.,tuE sts With thr q lnnon Council. anI II Il
.s1e IL @ Fs1s I ssrs,ls @ .er'inssd !;
::.ss ;:S s'; II *
s!:a.si ( =: ssss.5 ss;ss.es: s !iSy ~ sssa @
ss1s . !; ,Ss aS: *
.a isa.a 70 u IL Town: = slid ca,.fa HUT FAX
&: :s::i s: sss. :: =;
law. ali set on frlnn Four ynunta1As Il .Iy-
FkTIf1oS.
Tne petition for tho o,'cnlns Of Th!rty.Mcond
street WAS referred to tue Hoard Ut Public Work..
rMIGE or GAS ki-K~reaE
Alderman Walsh ot1ese'l tho following. which
E-~--l. That the Committee cn t.as tk,ts t,c. sud
shfy ~ b tey to Ass nd r., ,si to
@ ; ;s;s.'$ ia e. 81: : 7; Ssi:e
'used In Lighting ta st,rs'. q ::a etue' rr'psstrsy
Alderman VAIN l.s'sS s.o sToaFEs o's1 the following,
Rt.e-..t Thai .lr bos.i os Public w.rt. ,. md /.
Sosdu bf 40 e e. ~
avrnMes and that tht safnr h. presented to the Com
mon tsalBs4l ts<.fhlr, nAtnrfv, Randolph
stsr<t. fr,.n HAlsssd stt1et to u1inn Park; Smith
;fs::: % s ksaass s' re fs
sti,et-
NEEr SIDE Iaflck COURT.
AID. knirkeFtockeF offered thr following which
w#a rclrrItd 10 the Comptroller with power to
act:
lSr- Thai lhr fotnptfnilc1 p.os !dr thAt the Fule
Court Il ltsr Rrst DiTtt{nh the eurnrr M Rrs ad-
Ana md U1Inu srrrtA, tx stlt tn suitable nrdrr md
entttltt'n sor hd!aK Pt4ct G1r& IN saIcs with
out drl4y.
pnSp 4rrE0yKp.
The nficlAl bond OF Max Schiller, tirEl OF the
Weat elde Police C0u.t, was approved
AfAksAAkA7 or STREET AAILHAT6
The folio alng communication from the board
WAS trccs etl, hut not ncIeA on:
It+ hard ii Public Wnrks Ecntvt herewith that thr
C<heil Will take aean srstIrs to rnirrlnE ti~
eulh et.tu u the ar hrse railway ri-
panlfa tar sirrct improvements Asth Council arr
rupied hy strrt railway. h the praettr- Of
ms I.Etnn Il tr' enst on the railway elnnAns. Tn.
der the artison If tnd6~ nAsta Il thr En!trd StAt4r
District and i.t1 Cottt. fhrst aAAesalnenis have en
ms Or only I" r. failnwtd by uunetoa restE.nnk
thr City ron the eore:ton f the assrasiueht Uhti!
esy to levy and eo'ket thrsc f appeal
10 the hnrEeme t0urt trrr Tat1d to In rrasso
10 hetfo that the aFscssmenta errn ksicd will he
Th< hoard. therefore, renest thst the Council Will In.
Ard the Counae for the to eaits' Ar1ral
untl hr question Of The rriatYr rights OF the city md
the railway ooogAn y the assessments fur s1rct
iHirnss71;rnta shall be definitely settIrd
The Council then adjourned,
, 1869-05-13
O'Clock, and We earnestly hops tint thobe wanting
Qne p4lntinx1 70 1dofp their ns{1ora Aiu nfSsnd


The Babcock Hxtingnister. : :
The bloomington FnnfagrapA Of the s1n inst
contains The following ttem unAes tho heaa--"A
Marrow Escapn-A DsA1trous connagrztion Pre-
vented By the Fire Extinguisher II the Hioomiux-
dA! moTnnR:" ~ 4 few minutes altcr tho nrc
had e<cn started IN the furnace Of the boiler.
room ut The establishment, tho coante1-dlzst llew
the 1sntted shartnKs hack upon tho day supply Of
fuel-hclnR mas ot shaslnrs nttecn bJ twenty
!eet nd eight feet hlFh-sesting the front part Of
Bedilou, hearing the 'sIow OUT walked 10 the
tso!ier-roon and found the name4 making rapid
htaAway. He f11s!tJ returned % thu oaace.
trrAfed on one Of the Flrc ExttnguIshera,
snd returned 70 the place Of danger,
the name before one han Of The charge ei9ht gal
fona1 had been used Nj. Edwards, The carrier Of
the funtograph, cAH.c along at thu time and re-
ceised another n1aeh!ns, but the Dirt was under
control before he reached the room. The chops
md atorerooEnG Of the o&tahllahment werc flied
With heavy stock Of finished and unonlaoea
work. the whole Of which would have hecn totally
DESTROYED II the company had not teen nrosid. "a
with these little machines The EAbcock ExuR.
Eutnher u manufactured by the Soythwc cstrrn Fire
Efln2ntsher Co, No. l29 Washington Btrert, CHI
caEA."
, 1869-05-13
Real Estate 8zlea.

The property to be offered II auction this slser-
noon hy AeAsz1 v. A. Buttesa Co. ID located IN
the North Dlslston, In Johnston, Robcr.a stoF11'
Addition, and In nlock i38 In School Section Autk
tsun to Chicago 1t Ia Ill inside property. and Dc.
he held Al their aale11Dons, Noz 3, :, . aud If
Randolph street. On Monday next they viii onef
some inc property tust Aouth Of Egan arenuc,
srab'e lots IN the famous Egandale tract See
their kuYer4lRefne htE.
, 1869-05-13

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70. VII c1ec II thar sa.essooeeA II aacsaoa- eae
OF The .syxe8s and eaess eolsec1oas @. Made:a q.
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nr ruhr ct ysa.n1 II - exAiaaeaoo rcsseE,A., vt
havr no aoIsk that TIE ea.e VIZ teQss a.sStSA
Thv cscase ~ wiz be 1e'l tbs esea.n& II
, 1869-05-13

State and County TnIos.
The Slate and County taxes must be pail! tits
week, n the Coilectors Will close their bookB on
tho 18th tnktan. P1It1es who have no, paid thcIr
Axea yet And wish to save all further expense and
t1uuhlt, hah tetter attend to tho same at onre.