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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-04
Prepare for the Cholera.

With the cheated term" comes the dan
gerof that frightful pestiience-Cholera and
kindred diseases. What untold and inde-
scribable misery has been visiced upon
thousands annually by these awful COM
plants. But every one ought to be made
aware that specific for this class Of diseases
as well as "A certain preventive, is the cele-
brated MISHLER'S HERB BlTTERS. II
will positively fortify the system against
the attacks Of Asiatic ChoIera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Iufantum Diarrhea- summer
Complaint, Dysentery, Collie, Painters Collie
&c. D. IL Bissell, VI. D., Physician-in-chief
OF the L. :. Hospital ship Falcon" highly
recommends 1t for Cholera, and has used 1t
with marvellous success in such cases. II
acts like an angel Of mercy in every in
stance. Sold by an druggists and dealers
Price one dollar per bottle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-04
The North Carolina Election.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The cleo
ton in North Carolina takes place on
Thursday-being the first for members
of the Forty-second Congress. General
Hunt has been ordered to take COM
mand Of the Federal troops sent into
the State, with general instructions to
preserve the peace This movement,
however, of government troops into that
State is somewhat singular There
does not appear TO have been any for
NAL call made by the Governor on the
President under the constitutional plea
"of domestic insurrection or invasion,
but through an informal equest force
has been dispatched there, which is to
be virtually controlled, as matters now
look. bv Governor Holden. Despite all
the drawbacks, advices here indicate
that the Conservatives will elect two
members of Congress, possibly three.
There is but one Conservative in the
seven members Of the present Congress
from North Carolina.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-04

A terrible accident occurred at Fort
ress Monroe Yesterday afternoon. A
party of men were handling some fixed
ammunition in the laboratory, outside
the fort, when a shell exploded firing
the building and killing John Tomlin-
son, (white) John and William John.
son and Henry Allen, (colored,) and
wounding Frank Chisman, (colored);
The fire destroyed five other small
buildings containing shell. The fire de
partment rendered but little assistance,
on account OF the bursting shell, which
fell in every direction in and about the
fort
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-04
III Stands UnriYalcd!

KHAFT'S DIARRHEA COMPOUND
safe and sure. 4 cure guaranteed In every
case. Keep 1t in your house. Take II with
you when you travel. Sold by dealers In
medicine everywhere.
WHEELING, May lst, 1870.
McIuS. MrCuLc, RrGH & %:
GENTLEMES-It affords me pleasure To
add nv testimony to the superior merits OF
" hrufTs DidTi"d COmpOund" had occa-
sion 10 use IT, In a Screre and protTdctod hIlesS,
and confidently recommend II, as being The
ptGq utuluIbie Preparation that have ever
nsnd J. b. HUGHES,
OF Hughes, Thompson d Hibbart.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-04

Joseph Harrison, Of the firm Of
Chatum, Harrison Il Vale, owners
Of the from Mountain and very exten-
sive iron men and manufacturers, died
at st. Louis, Missouri, Tuesday night.
An indianapolis dispatch of yester-
day says: Owing to some misundet
standing the formal opening ofthe expo
sition Of textile fabrics, which should
have been held last evening, was post
poned and took place at the Rink this
morning. W. c. Harrington, President
OF the Board Of Trade, made the open
ing address OF welcome He was fol-
lowed by Mayor Macaulcy, extending
a hearty welcome to the visitors on the
part of the city. George s Bowen,
Presidento Of the Association, responded
John s. Hayes, of Boston, Secretary Of
the National Association OF Wooden
Manufacturers, and several others,
made brief addresses. \ considerable
amount of goods and machinery arrived
today. There is every indication that
the exposition will he a complete sue
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-04

An Iowa John lately courted and en-
gagged to marry a young girl, who, in
milf at some neglect on Johns part, re-
venged herself BY marrying Isaac, John s
father. John countered by marrying
the mother of his recent betrothed-
John becoming the stepfather Of HE
own step-motber, while Isaacs wife was
compelled to become the daughter-in-
law Of her stepson
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-04

The Conservative Convention which
assembled in Marion on Thursday last,
representing the counties which com
pose the Eighth Congressional District
of Virginia, nominated as their candl-
date for Congress, General William
Terry, Of Wytheville General Terry
is a gentleman Of ability, courage, and
true devotion to the interests Of his
State. Colonel Fayette McMullen is
likely to run as an independent candi,
date in the district
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-04

Milwaukee, WISCONSIN, tried female
BARRIERS, and local paper says that
"out OF five women who tried to get a
living by shaving, three caught the itch
from customers, one got married, and
the other didn't, but she should have
undergone that ceremony. Proprletors
OF shops say they don't want any more
female shayers around them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-04

GRAY HAIR RESUMES IFS ORIGINAL
Color under the operation Of PH4LoS,s
VIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR,
which contains nothing dirty, is trans
parent without sediment leaves no
stain on the scalp, no unpleasant odor
ia the hair.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Self EnpryatiOn.

Essays FOR YoUSG MES, on Physical and
Mental Enervation, loss Of bodily vigor, ,cour-
age and amb!tion-the cause and cure-with
sanitary aid for the feeble and deSponding.
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BOX +. Phila-
delphin. PA. maG'-ddw
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THE ARGUxEsr OF rrs.-with the

NE AhoOAbSf VI AASA''- W A-' NN
consent of the parties concerned, the
following facts are made public: On
the 23d of October last Levi N.
Phillips, civil engineer, residing in Har-
lem, was suffering from an obstinate
and severe bilious affection, accompa-
MED by great bodily weakness and utter
loss Of appetite. incompetence with the
wish of a friend, (Mr. j. S. Latrobe, of
40 Amity Place, New York; Mr.
Phillips commenced taking PLANTA-
TON BITTERs. He had no faith, he
said, but would make the expert
ment." We give the result, as related
by Mr. P himself at j3 Park Place,
on the Both of November. 81 met
Latrobe the other day in q restaurant"
said he, and told him that the prepara-
ton saved my life say so now. |
weigh fourteen pounds more than ! did
five weeks ago, am quite we'll and as to
eating-well, ask me to dinner and
You'll see" Facts like these are worth
a thousand assertions, and Mr.. Phillips
and his friend are at all times ready TO
indorse them.
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There is but one opinion in regard
to SEA Moss FARINE. All speak in It's
praise, and all likeit. 1t is found to
be a great fayorite with all classes OF
our people, and will prove a great bless:
ing to the poor Itis very cheap, and
will 60 long way.P-Home Journal
, 1870-10-27


Conles Of the new constitution Of the State oi
lilibois viii be given to anyone applying at THE
TRIBUNE counflng-rpom. By remltiing postage
ssann. N.ls2ts rcsidtne In tue country will also
IN nne style, and also contains the cerEus OF hi.
nns LOT $50. md the Rpportioument Of Represent
the Police Department o, this cl,r mo, v,tn a
1873, Yesfcrlay, ih the death OF Oricef Ctt1stiRn
GfteI. OF the Third PrecInct The titrenstsj. while
y p Tue act oi rescuinE q man from Drowning ia
md the rupture finally resulted In his death. Ofu
GER Gt1ei haa betn ccnnected with the (ic,art-
n1fn1 ior tat p.s1 four years. and was highly es-
teemei NJ suPeilort. Owing to some slight
Pr'tective Society Organized among the forcc, and
MS widow ann her fa.herle8a children will salty
11, ntse tne s'oe tat wyta otherwise have come to
II fatr u no~ holding IN aurora Hall, on MI
Wsnkrc avenue. untier the auspices ol the Chi
raFn SEar!iinartske Tur.loEentbK, for the beneut
II thtir hail find. There arr many sttractions.
and the fteu'is nf Fred W1uslnw and r. J.
.n,, s,ussand.I a1e hasinK nvtl! time over gold
in11. - e''A1
AT the Board OF Public Works, yesterday,
Lids we're ocn' Il for the construction anu erec.
TIM CT m iron fctcc, With cut stone hasc an,s
tau0' attn, eurscun'1lng the Water Works lot, On
Ii.icago Avenue. The contract for the iron work
cnt E. IS s;o1s 4nd formulation t. WentneA Messenger,
-bHa'resS men who do no. En hone tn dinner
III jocr TO kuos' that the ladies' o. ,he Ntnth
!.Ttssyi icr1an Church Will Give tsinEe.s At Farwgii
1,a' on sn.ny. Tuss.sy. we;lass;'.s, Taur.day. aaa
.se fur TIC benun. of >br eeurch.
e--fotrad inrfn9, tarcrr-kecpcr at Dunton.
Mas airasene' bc'rrr Commissioner lluyne, on
ne chaige of oItninH letter le,onstng to Peter
D,rr, whn Is tai. 10 owe hiu, q hlll. The ir;tsr
tontatnrd ,stnsfon ,lsaft, with which he sought
10 rcmuneEatc himself. lie was hell for further
examination
a hntsc, attached II dsay. qaie,ly walked
l,to the river, frrM North St:c Eutr. yesterday
The Captain Of the schooner hIriwlnd 1few to
1ne Isscne and stSefs the reckless stectl Samc
cf gallant rrr.s:Jver unknown. -
"A party Of burglars slo!e several hundred dol
Lars worth OF hnts acl shoes from the store Of
hight
, 1870-10-27
OBITUARY.

A telegram from Marquette. received here a
few days ago, conveyed the sad intelligence shat
tic body Of Mr. E. T. Mather, who started on a
~Id expedition 10 Lake Superior In small row
i,oar. had been waAhed ashore near the upufa OF
c!ly Yesterday. and were sent last night, by way
6! Buffalo. TO the home ot his p21.nu In usFf.
fonl, ConD-
The uutinely fste Of this suung nnsn VII, he
sincerely HO1Enet by large circle Of friends tn
CHI ago, whsrc Mt. MArncr VAS w1lIeiy fnnxn
and. By AlI Who cntoyct his acquaintance, warmly
beloved. The stp1y Of his yoysgr TO Mssuuetie
vas given IN taese columns, through occastonai
dssta1ches, s whicn wets ioEwssded rom
similar adventures with which he WIS wont
Sef-lovinE erttit. He esa:terl n1oae from Caicsuo
oa The esEh Of July last, ami succeeded Ia rrach-
Ing Marquette III Baftly On tue 18Th OF Auapst
Emboldfneu BY hts success, he determined "a III
1empt the return through the Straits and siuce
tee 11th Of August nothing has been heard Of hs
wheEeabcuts. Some Of tho peoplc who live on tne
loee shofc, near &c mouth Of Fox River, ssT tneT
saw, OF thought they s1w. a solitary figure fas out
upon toue rock In the lake MI. Matner vas I
food swimmer, and It Is probable that he Iu1dc q
brave struggle for hts life. When found, hts bodf
tho suspicion that be had been robbed, since he
csrrted with him = god watch and some Icwelfy.
Sc ends the brte1 career Of \ yoHng ns4n whose
prospects In LIE were more tim ordinarily bright
End who vas endowed By nAture with qualities
which cEninent1y ttcd h1M to excel tn Rit1nst
nny path Of nfe he might h1ye CHOSEN, Nj.
AAsher WIS graduate Of Yale College, where he
distinguished himself II IN earnest student and
mAR Of rs1r usesa.F culture. ue united In q
, 1870-10-27
TIE T4I LEVY.
70 The Editor q 7ht Chicago Ifibtne:

70 The Editor q 7ht Chicago Ifibrne:
am always willing to pay my taxes, but. II, com.
men With many others, often t1nn It pretty har.i
matter to do 50. still We are not disposed 10
Sfumble when only IN adequate Sum is 1eyle,l,
and when that sum Is economically and honestIg
ti1sbuFstL But, have We NOT good teaaou to com.
rlasn, when thc enormous Eum Of SeSo,nC over
ar.l above what's netsIes& Tor The years arrro-
rrtuuols, is extn-sed from us that the honest men
wavta VIC have chosen TO guard cur Interests may
speculate upon Il, derive an Interest from 1t, anu
Eut that interest Into their OWN private pockets
In your trtIcle N '.Tne City Tax Levy" In last
fihia5's TRlBrSE-aud NIL taxpayers heartily
aaLI you for that asle cxpose--you say: "with.
out tnleachlrg anyto.li integrity, this praciic,
might L. we'll ht stopped" Suw, .!o you not hau.
tllc .nis matter little too tendesly: Il 1t not
sine that plain words were spoken II the truth
nas s iSn sss q sss n Ge nas +
RssheE let truth !'slhG Integrity TO The Test.
What GonesI motive can BE- assigned for cx-
cess Of what is neeea iiones: s;sTanis n ~ " e. e.
PEOPLE would not care to he bnnlcne.i with the
responsibility of carrying over lron year to ye%r
such large su1l& Of The ptape's m1pey. Ult II
the Stewards are not honest; il they speculate
npcn X: II theS derive oencnt from IL: II some
banker pays them an interest on IT, which interest
.ncy do not gsTc back 10 the people, but PUT IN
hppaftnt, thdCEh lot an honest one, acd the reo-
t!c hdoufd dismiss them fruEu lhctf service pn,t
n1anl tnem G ss unxo:sny u 1rus u not as theve&
Indeed. IN one 1cSpctt thtT Nou}1 he worse Than
The common thlef, Tor thc{ would add to their
then h'cach OF trust. which the commou thief
= AZ hare said, many OF us IND Il han, Mater
10 pay our tex fAry tsxes apt 10 cxtoS1 from Us
" much more Than IS Ltcted, for no o1hcr ap.
pa;tnt osJ,cl shan tn. lieu. d: II these blou-
N uDbeaIsale outrage.
The m,or w1d,a' = ssna!, hon:r arl lo:, which Is
, 1870-10-27
H0TBL PERSONALS.
kufkXAN uOCSE

Among the arT1vAls at thts hotel, yesteriAv
were the following: II. Il. Harris, Lou,s.a.a;
James S Jollie, Ca1ada: Robert Eartzight,
Cleveland; A. Todd, St Louis: General Du.5es,
Hon J. {. Aathcs, John Lcvertnc. New Yort;
Nr. J. Campbell. Uti'e.i States Array; Il. Guiee-
ltc. Erc'and; J. Beldcn. San Francisco; Dr.. J.
{. K:leeye and wife. Ohio: l. 7. Hamilton,
Cul,ed St.Ic* Amy: c. F. How, Sew YORK: g.
j. Peck. Massachusetts: 7. D. raichcn, nun 10:
v. r. soathwtek nnd wife, Minnesota; !. j. sun.
1RExoSr uoCsk
AmnnE ne arrivals at .nts ho;el. yes1eni.y.
$. Gray. General Manager. and u. y. cAldweil,
Assistant Sapertntcndeut Of the Pittsburgh, Cta-
c,nnalt, 1 s. LOUIS Kat!tpsa: Hon Iohn King.
Freight Agent Of the Baltimore i Ohio Railroad:
". F. Sherman and wife. New York; Judge
nay1s md ta1tly, Ill!nots; y, Lasner, Mobile:
cisco; Rev. Or. Coltou, Henry G. narpe:, Eng
land: Jonn Walker, Rs1ttmutc-
BN0IS nOrsL
xerc ,he following: j: 6: Abbott, Ksod: is!aad:
p ptsiof; Il E. Wrish, ioaa + % II. Messsef Sf b. H.
iAio: ii. H. nnthnei, Banaio; j. d, Davis and
WI Nts9oq,, IL; r H. T. oW,so .ne We ~
and wife, BelEidete.
the following: C. BlTrhafl ani Vic, Massscau-
sets: W. II. Benton. Ntw York; R s. Cox Gales
burg; s. n. Fowler and family, Cnctnnar; Gen
il. peaols; PeaIson. fs!lsaepeis: ii a. sos: !. ::
New Iork; c. colby. Nichlaan. - e''''-
Among ne arrivals It this hotel, Iessegaay.
nets The @fo1loMtog; @ + 4 F. Church 2. S. s.; Il $.
aeSass3 esse1a s. aseP E eistst6sess "a
Rsndel. NehrsskA: n. Tucker and vile, Ma.nc:
4. :. Rone7s Asszseausests; J. G. DoIle, c. S.
, 1870-10-27

Angular degree passtou for srudJ and foud-
ncsa tos al kinds Of athletic sp1rta. The lake
sreMtt 70 have peculiar fksciu atoo fnr him. He
world get up IT sunrise In the summer mornir -,
AID ru" for mltcs ont on the lakrt
chniUR back to late breakfast as
ktFt u down The avenue. lie would then ter0t-
~ vctul hnnFS With the same enetg. toiutelectual
purs1ts. AMI ~ hen hckintes occupations engaged
hs Attention. be pursued them H1Sh equal ardnT.
Personally Nj. Mathcr WAS = nonie, w1rm-
b. ar1eo, genial fellow. tn1n Of tue Au GENEROUS
impulses, 3 tlDce1e lfiend and 4 delightful COM
fanI0n.
lie came to Chicago about four years ago, and
wKs engaged for Fol e time In the lumber trade.
lie " aA only 70 years OF age Ut the time OF hts
death.
, 1870-10-27
The Nest Extensive Shipper Of Green
Apples In the World.

David uenplnR, Esq, Of Ann A1bos, Mich, q,
without doubt, tho most extensive purchaser aod
shipper Of green apples IN the worh. For the
week endirg October =, his sales at the Michigan
Central freight depot In this city reached the enor~
nous amount Of fifteen thousand nine hundred
and sixty-eeyen barrels On SATURDAY alone he
told I'VE thousand and fifteen baETcIt. These
rTures are eloquent In themselves, and need no
comment from us. MI. ueunlngs trade OF couExe
sarega vast territory, reaching from Duluth TO
New Orleans. md II fkt west AS Denver and the
GSH1tol1eA. 1t II Z common occurrence for him 70
~ customer orders OF four to eiK ca. loads n
nne. HlA fru1t ID purchased on toe loe OF the
AtSolean Central Railroad and its branches, and
0t4ltouA.
, 1870-10-27

An otflcer patroll!ng on State, ucar Monroe
street. between and 10 O'Clock last evening, vas
attracted By tic ttylish "toale-uo " Of Youth,
h pi6me0sue. Thete WIS something peculiar
ahout the young nan's gait, something rogulsh
about Bis Ilch suburn curis that fell In heavy
sttf1tlnR mdfe Thorough examination, he
thought the couple to halt A steady looI tnt3
The urturue'i fArt Of the youtn raused 1t u br
a.rcechta, stoo.' revealed. At tsst she ssoutiy
denied The to!t impeachuent: but, nnatn9
ct,ufrreeti her rex ami begged 10 bt Let atonc.
The oit1c+r. however, being sahly tn want nf a
"ca>c." proved inexoTable. ahd she Was com
thasqueraler reprea nts hersclf al q usrtiesl wu.
man. The wife Of Mr. Cum. occupJtnR rooms In
herln Biocef corner Stale and Monrue s'rcr,s.
WITH sailor hat aud fancy caue, presented q yeTy
nohh5 appearance. She viii lie Introduced 10 his
hcntT, Justice Banyon, this morning.
, 1870-10-27

A German named William handenielt. a resi-
un the Michigan southern Rallrpau between
Taylor and Twelfth BtreetS, at O'clock yesteI-
.ias mUtniLR. Ills lett leg was horribly cfnsned
helow Inc Knee, and be was atheT@lse ininreti In
sueh a manner that he died 1t the County Hos.
f'ltal lew hourR afAr the accident The de
ctased lfayea vile and three children. The
pfEsefce Of the man Ia the neighbornood Is NOT
diet Of " "acct.ltutal 1eAth.''
An Old nan, pau,e.l F. Paasavclli, who was
piEsct crossing, uttut a week ago. siist itoto ne
ue-ts q Dis tLjntte*, yesterday. The Coroner
held an !I1uest over The remains, and the Jury re-
Nas attached to the parties IN charge Df the car.
, 1870-10-27
The ,yca. ,vi.eonsln Railway,

At the reg ular meeting Of the Boant Of Trade,
testtrday. The report OF the delegation appolnscf
to represent the chicago Board Of Trade at the
opening nt another portion Of the West Wlaecp-
was 1ee-iseb. and. toyeth+r with tue rcsaat.on-
a5ppet,fca snetet" {pnhlIshed IN THE TRlBUxE Of
MerhesdAJ>, were unansnou.ly adopted, PAs-
tculat et!cts MA lEd M tue sugKe-unu to tho
na4aaeMcht Of tic cnlcAgo Euru western Issil-
Toau. that 1hrF speedily c, mplcte the gap he
t"cen t..t Madsson ami ToEah: bu', SO long as the
slN*auGre 81 Paul RsitF. at c3nt-M the only
t"D NIL lines extending 10 st Paul. 1t is scarcely
Probable it1 tie Northwestern Rriruad viii he
ta DUTY to ineft asc ana insure rae suc:ess OF
he~ line operated exclusively By nval
, 1870-10-27
Thcs. g. Bryran.s Safety Deposit Bank.

Thcs. B. Bryranss Safety Deposit Bank.
In response to the general assurance Of the need
OF such an Institution in Chicago it is determ!oe
TINT ihe 80 feet 1tcpzoof building adjoining the
Sherman House. shall be devoted to the purposes
Of q safe depository. With that view, orders have
tcen given for the ktiDR OF the massive vault
ms,pLsy: wifh Welded ste+f and iron Of unusual
maeHals. TO he absolutely huFg.Ar-pronf. Perfect
slntm Asrangements and nrmett watch, day and
hight. ht3aes The proximity OF the chief police
E.A.t NJ, vii! furnish additional security. The
ample vaults nf the basement ioe huiEy articles.
AID those OF the next two stories for more
expansion Of the bus!ntae,
, 1870-10-27

i4vlG r. 1,,s ct III '. susan Ferris n al Sale,
II i'at1:s9r. 1ae sbulhwee1 quarter VI Section >
-. !. "as' p. Il. IN the Town uf Lycrs, except
it,I n'Hns ~ frtes. tight Of way 10 the T., H. +
z, hnli~ls. CoLu1n.rtL The property sold to
F,tLAnn II. tt+s1t Tor l,zs1.ts, enc u1,h cash.
tl!e tA!Ai..e III loof eqrnl nhnudl lotlaln:rnlA
JcUGxEST.
-Jai;.s 4: Johlson It ii. :. Damon 1Iausez Jr.,
!nt <!.,EU.si.
u1-7uEteAL soclETT IooKIso AFTER ITS R1ou1x
hlta4 U Historical su<ie:. y, x,1.a-J-s Nacsits
1rl Il al, a.culcrb aud trustee, uf Snc viii Of
li.urt H. GHp.o. tAle of rhllxtrnhla, suu tne
i,,,s ard ses.,.. : az shr estate 1ae statement
T.! ttir Lii Is that un the 1tth OF November 1sfa
~. E.iiu deu, lex1lnx large prure-1y Ca,Eis,st-
1ur !nl hes VI real s*taIc n tttn.s Ieausa and in
t:.k s.1ns.. Nelnfr tcfuls-, he executed his
.e,l. ~hca he .ett uualtr:ei a..t which 'wns
u,t,s Iru,.,aItsi, " h+b he died. By The viii 1hr
uiA Ut the .sIAst WAS lett tu trust to xac txecn-
ni- 10 iAs cestAin heQutsts aud tue lnclme OF the
estate 10 MbrY, The uiutler, n.d Eliza, lnc widow
deceased. unE1nR their hre.. After Their tleaih,
IT,. .ktatr 10 be divided TITO three equal paris,
-.re1 t:ss f'@..1e. II Which sum nc Ntdnw
.".s,i ~ t., the j.n:!adelph1a Is,orlal Ssc,tty,
rucd 10 the I'hllasclrila Acaaie:ny OF Fine Arts,
std the ,Ei... TO the Chicago Hlsso11a1 Society.
inr rxtcu,.Is undertook ,tttlr uusI, and the e.
a,,. Vas iLcu valued 10 cxc.xd half million ool-
IA. AItet the payment bf ali debts funeral ex-
+. L.. :, std ht1uests- Now AalF, the mother,
=. .n-!, uL,I Eliza, the widow, is In receipt OF
..tu:A ut lre .hcuu;r NJ the estate II + Ayef-
.lt.a1 1T ttlcago there is realty of the yAue OF
,'r'.s]. stac description compiaihAat cannot give.
tGNAt.on 4. Is ktattI Inat extensive
A;cA Ase MaAlnG Ut this Cook County
iH, ,n, ecees :oo asa 81: p,n aaa Ga in sa.
sru~t-l ctt4ls III Pennsylvania Now by The laws
i IL hLh.lFxnta the complainant 45 not Colnpe-
rEt ~ frtc!4e the b+1ucst, while Oy The laws OF
,l,aols II 1cay. whelciate complainant avesa that
III. pr; ;rrts Ill uls county IL 10 governed BIZ the
Iws III IlIiuolt, that the i1et<ndant should not
= allowed 70 convey It AWAY, " the prejudice Of
sses1I 's 10 sne sgSesy aea
,nn .aa,s "a in rennsJlsssa aTe % praS1a
' MECHANICS liENs.
,,4nn G. De!,z ;. Heten E Ne.ses Petition to
h,.,'s sntsdty(e!on Of Block IS, CanAl Ttussees'
,ul.a,s,sion @ Of section q -: T. eas1 e, p n, OF
IN .o :, ess s' 'ae
fs!n fsM.n,sm Nc<.a.rol ct als. '. Henry >. Gridlt-.
MI 70 declare md sni9!se TssnsneE nen on on
,.a ,n1es Nos =, aud Is "eh aaoison suee'7 w
rased s1osnd 1uz.skw srua
q. ,.s,r,cs oCarsscan ". Janca saeE' fcses eon
, 1870-10-27

between his teeth. The latter rel~aRed his h0l1
on the boy, ~bo improved the opportunity hy
jump!ft from the vehicle, end quickly ra1 toward
Rrpup of lat.ofer. nj w.vE IN that vicinity. Tne
Kill hrper also lnn'prd tnm the buggy 70 Etse
puEsuI, hut ~ his hot Sc ttulNed .telK IN 40
0rpn&c dirett tttnr, he Was forced - Tevuru to hts
conveyance. nntl compelled - Rtvt mp the chase.
The hoy then FcturLel home and rcIaied this stoy