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, 1870-08-05

u nc employ Of Mess1A P. 1. Hanscom c.:
GcLlal companion. lie wxs formerly oonneGteo
with The Kalamazoo {Alch) Gdsstfe As c1tJ edltof,
and also edited and published = paper io1 sesttN
yeals In the St2ia OF New YoTE- AZ tae uWE Q!
his death he was correspondent ol fne fVls
Byrpp N. II 7Sxsss. Possessing conddcf2hlc Ahll-
III as writer upon current topics, and being still
. yon,Q man, bis prospects for successful future
wtfc ns1E1ed NJ bright ue leaveA 4 vile and
ullie AoE, besides many friends to mouln hts loaA
Destructive Fire.
The alarm from Box No. 81. It hslf-psss 2
o'clock yesterday Afternoon, Wns occasloned by
1re In The tumbcr.Jard OF Henry Greendoff, on
The corner Of ChicaEo avenue and Figth street
About s., go worth OF lumber WAS destroyed. in
the Home Insurance ComrAnieA The 1ames
spread 70 three adjacent hulldtngs. damaging all
VI them badly. No. s Filth stzeet, owned ind oc-
cup!ed BY Walden Ccklcw, was damaged to the
amount OF $3.50: insured Tor 3lsn No. to, the
property OF Joseph knufman. suffered 10 the ex-
tent OF $le0: insured for f30o IN tho Merchants
Insurance. Company. 4 cottage IN the rear Of No.
IoRa, $50; Insured for <&9a. The occupants Of
these buildings lost but little on furniture. The
CAUSE ol tho nrc Is unknown.
s-At haltrast II O'Clock this morning D,x No. 3ss
wA& struck from ElKht and Immediately thereafter
Box No u was turneti tn. The nremen were uu-
sbe TO Ind any tre, owing to being mlsled, sn.t.
In consequence, The sD2u frame building No. Ss
Hanover street Was totally destroyed. Il vas
owned by Pnu1cE Sullivan and to:uplcd ~ hm
as residence Le.s on building, s1ol: insured
for that amount in the .fstnA Most VI Su1ltvaa's
FOInituEa Was removed, but shout So worth MAS
dest' oycI; tnsuled for 800 In the tEtnA. The
origin 4 Unknown.
, 1870-08-05
Pede4trianism.
4 BIG CNpERrAkfS0 BY WESTON.
Etrrss5I liz An l-nxk I5.sbtiax fnkn

4SVHt tfe 4seR 1 VIZ 4f40NHey aug
Mr. Edward Payson Weston, the celebrated Pc
aestrian, after making all his arrangements to
leave for Paris on the soth July, tn consequence
bis intended trip 1t WAS Mr. Weston's intention
to have attempted walking 4D0 miles In i've con-
secutSe days Ia Paris and, after visiting Austria,
Kusstn, an0 Prussia, he intended making his nnal
effort In petlesttiahlsm By attempting in Loniou
the task of walking 1ts miles inside Of tweusytour
consecutive lourR.
Persons In this city learning that the European
trip was abandoned, have tnttQcea1 ME. Weston -
mike ills l1ual and greatest trlal at the Emptre
city. lie will endeayor to accomplish tue TWO
great feat6 NJ the SAME lime, and will attempt the
unprecedented task OF walking &U0 mllcs within
I'VE consecutive t!aTs. II successtua Ii this he is
to receive purse guaranteed Of 5000. On one
Of these data he will essay the task of walking liz
miles within twents -four consecutive hu0ra, aud
II successful In this, VIII receive an additional
purse OF fl.3to. This trial he Will make on the
thlrd Or fourth day. Its part cf the conditions
Of the day on which he makes the 1T2
Hiles, he shall make as least one stop OF not fess
1Ean four consecutive hours for slet p, thus leav
ing him four days. with hut 30 hours in each In
which to walk an average OF 50 miles q day.
Twt Ire Responsible men will act a. Judges three
Of whom will bc a.ecte,f by Tell.kuown citizen,
three hy the ctlltnr Of the Turf, Feil and Farm,
and the remaining SIX will he selected by the per
Sons who Will make up the purse. Nj. Weston
says that this will bo his nas public effort In pt
Icstf5anisM. anu he means 10 leave no room for
doubt II successful The me<iIcaI fraternity, who
louE upon Mr. Weston rs marvel of endurance,
manifest much interest IN the result. Meanwhile,
for practice, Nr. Weston will walk at several OF
the county fairs to be held this fail
, 1870-08-05
SPORTING MATTERS.
The Coming Yacht Race for the
Queens Cup.
How the America Won the First Race
--Affnirs ON the Turf
Aquatic.


TIE COMING RACE FOR THE QUEENS CTR
From lAe Nt7e FORK T,raes, -iua ;.
The arrangements for the great race between
the American yachts and the English yacht Cam
brta, on Monday next, for the possession Of the
celebrated tlu, ems cnp. e now nearly complete,
and the contest Is expected 10 be ono OF The most
exciting that has taken ptaee 10 New York Bay.
Nearly ali the vessels belongtu. To the Kew York
and Atlantic Yacht Clubs neets wilt enter for the
nautical struggle, and their owners will strive to
thels utmost 10 retain the Prize won BY the Amer-
tcs in lea1.
The work Of repairing the hull and OF corper1nx
the keel OF the Cambria will be finished today,
aSr Mhsh rs WI be orsn for sns nspscuon Of
She has keen ucwly fitted out with 4 stay Jsadl,
mainsall and foresatI, Aad her owner, Ar. Ash
the speed OF his schooner. His only hope Of nm.
nluR the cup, !s said. lies in the chance OF xu0
On n, ,e ssy ef sae rsss " bennett has
has announced his intention Of making another
match with the Daun,les& The owners OF tho
ch1s I!Lcr. Phantom, Alice. TnlA Wave, Male
against the English craft.
7Hf FORMER RACE FOE raG QUEENS CUT.
Al DO time Rtnce the establishment OF the Royal
Yacht Club Wis there such Al excitement aa,ouc
1ts members a. occurred on the occasion o1 Ehts
tiay said that trunl the moment OF having Water
loo Road station until arriving n Cowes, nothing
else was talked q by raisos4i and steamboat pas
a
nnauimity Of opinion preraiksl As to her qualities
She was ahle, they said, to outsan all creation"
| except that other Yankee, the MArts. still thrf
@'sast 'e oa Has.pd tfxs ETe ''f po.iis1s esa:
ssI; ssi M, aaas e. ap9p e. M as;
on'v win once an.: shen be found out hes.drs,
] she was - 81 rcis,~ and had "@, little room IN
Of Which sesea q sSo1
| how deeply seated vas the feeling OF utter des-
pair Of her being matched, 1t least for the pres
enL Southampton orerdowed with strangers.
Wanderers were moving about the streets long
after m,intSht, knocking a inpracucsole doors.
and ara*Int nlshs-cspped ns.d: trom sae wsn-
that lhere was no room for them.
| Shortly AfEer O'Clock. the 5Achs we're at their
stations on the club house, the Ame1eA lying CON
with her long, low, black hnil, and thick, sud-
looking rak.sh q not =: ali tue sort OF phan-
Tne e 1 so3ortn1 t asoNn he imr1nssion % she made
| upon one OF the English cr!ttcts: .
hil l.bonsd skeleton :hs tn!sht he sansd bns n9
esao he sray thfat<ninf evening ~. bas hsniv
Ss; Il: Y : ::!sest a !
t:$ IS afest9' s f. :? he
:T,a n hsI s.ac. assat hz .tet nes .. she T.
;ss y ne C. nss 5a + s..s
Il r. m ss
s.a n NJ 90 s;s4 d Il @ ~ yin
il. 5sas1ts .ss. - sse g sse Eos aeS.a rses Ell
nee: The RosA Yacht Sqaadsoa Cap. Of or sioo sa
Ea.ue, open 70 Yachts belonging TO Iii nations,
Ssg1ss ss r'sna stsdss r. II ?; Ma r 81. = i
Rs:ts!s ss ssaesss1 Is. t9n; q s1.:
ses;eoes ~ 4 aassa''fas ssss e SsE. Fl i u.d.
= ss9; Il: sss .ss: IN assss
, 1870-08-05
ILLINOIS,
Colonel ucrrinm,s Nomination In
the Eighth DiHirtct-KAi1f0nd Items


Colonel NKcrrinm,z Nomination Isa
the Eighth Diwfrict-KniIfond Items
-Hcfsonn1s
Special DespAteh 10 The Chicago Tribune
SFElS0F1ELn, Aug. 1.-The Stats Journal had =
strung aud eulo4isuc editorial this morning.
endorsing the action Of the Eighth Congressional
Convention IN its nomination Of Colonel Jonathan
Merriam. The Journal was one OF CnlIom's
warmest supporters, but. bowing 10 the will ofthc
people IS represented In the convention, has &c
copied the numinAtion, and urges the united nc
ti0n Of MI Rcpubcaha in WORKING for his election.
The Democrats are XloaIing over what thes think
will fe division Of the Republican party In this
district, growing out Of the work Of the conveH-
t.ou, ana art hooking around TOR All unexceptton-
Ablc Democrat to nominate, with whom they
say they can beat Merriam, bur a few weeks will
teach these gentlemen that It Is principles. not
men, that the Republicans Of this district desire
to uphold and will vote TO sustain.
Military organizations hsye been effected In
Decatur aud Jacksonville, anil commissions to the
different officers were Issued to-day.
TWO thousand men, aud ave hundred te ANS arc
now at work on the liue OF the Galena, Clinton l.
Springfield Railroad, and large occasions 70 the
The municipal subscriptions to the Springfield
St LOUIS FailEoalx smount to $f<5,o0
The iucDttoEatot8 met to-day and organ
lzet by e!ecttng the following Officers: President,
lsoeeit Gcwlinsm.. E,sehneld: Treasurer, Gss,:
y. p,ack. Springfield; secrstas5, r. b Cpdyke,
ion. E,warl Ru,umeu, Secretary Of State,
leaves for Chicago and the North tonight Mr.
Rummcll has been quite sick for q few weeks past,
and his physician advises 4 change Of air. He
wilt be absent Ahont Heek or ten uays. Colonel
f L Baker, Assessor OF this district, and one ol
tho pruprtetors OF the Slate Journal left tolay fol
tour 10 California lie will b. gone lour weeks
, 1870-08-05
COLONIZATION SCHEME
Duko kotn Itr Iec~ourre., and thr KndHcemeut.
Oilers TO Irish Scttlcr.-l.crture
by J. r. flodncst.

MI. John Pope Iiodnett, formerly OF this city,
and lecently from Dakota Territory, lcc.used last
evening IN Burlington Hall on Dakota, Its Re-
sources and the Inducements 1t Offers to SettlerA'
There Was quite large attendance. Judge Chas
Mcdonnell WAS called to the chsir anu be intro
.lucel MI. Hodnet,.
lie set out By stating that his effort would be
extempOta entirely So lie lived 1t YAnk-
ton. He had been In Dakota about twelve months.
The area Of the Territory WAS about in ooo square
miles, Or 90 1 eco OF acres. lie w1ntetl 1fishmen
to settle on tic public lands Of the United Sta,cA
Each a,l1!t was entitled TO SO acrca lie hadbeen
sEht Years srylng to frtc ireland through Fenian-
t>fn. That failed, Now he wanted lf1shHen to
s.:ttle In Dakota. 70 that III time they would be
concentrated, and could 20 something for 1relsud
1a II he aos9Fs K 'hss e ,ns %sa, aso
= csoaiapnicl description Of the TERRITORY.
There we're ~, 800 German f-:mers IN Wisconsin,
Dakota was nne agricultural country, aad pu,t
lc lands we're TO he had merely for presumption,
within ten miles Of fankt0u. The advantages oi
very lercily. lfiBhn.rn could be thelr own !and-
LORDS, could he tlccmen, and could accumulate
competency, II they went out and tnk rossessior
CT thc putllc domain. lsy An Abstlusc Haathemat-
that The settlement Of DAKOTA By Irishnen won,a
~ratemen. By an tnsentous bus b,nbss.
uc reteEenSe 70 Fsn.anism- Ths speaker
stead Of $40 acres. 900 head Of cattle, 70 horses
and SO, oooy and nse years aRU, he was worklnv
on the taeinc Railroad. Fenlatisua wAs again r.
leTrrd to. and the speaker stated that for nine
yeals the lush people ot the United States gave
only Il 80 COO TO the Cause, anf thai WAS all they
eood given en sae Tne tas as
mans were sendinR colouista ont Htst all the time
Whese," asked tue speaker, ARE your Priests,
ous ef 40 tne,
ought To do Il" (Applausc.l The sol Of Dasoia
was sid TO be as gnod Is hansas, Texas, OF any
, 1870-08-05
WISCONSIN.

'Chc Fuaa About tho lns1nc Hospital
$lsc-0s hk okh Smiles AEMin-yudt-
cln1 1Appofntmeuts
SPECIAL Despatch 10 The Chicaxo Tritnne
MADISON, Aug. The Commissioner for the
location OF the new Insane hospital held 4 sesaon
!as* night and tnls morning. 1t which the question
OF the site now to be adopted WIS fully and freely
,ilscrFset- Ftnally. by vote Of ont OF :, c15e
siou was adopted to examine 7ottJ acrr5 more hAei
l.4..1 4Ier, for site near OSHKOSH. which u
rs A good, and giving ten da5a for fuIly estao-
aBttnR Bt1non on the Northwestern
Railroad, four miles from OshkoAh. Ii these
Eat1srs are satisfactorily Arranged 50 as - meet
The Governor objection, The present site ihps
improved Win be again reported and adopted a
the site for the new hospital Tue Board sd}ourn-
Cd for duA. action 70 the 10Th Of August lfWpuhf
have met and reported earlier, bus that the Gov
ernor starts, IN few days on An excursion to
Lske Superior, to be gone come three wecis Il
u 10 be regretted thai the site will not b. tocate
In time to admit Of doing much On building this
season,
Frank n. Stewart. OF sauk, for some yea.s
Chief Clerk OF the Senate, has been Appoiuistj
Clerk for this place Of The new Cnlted States Dis.
utcs Court an appointment that will give yfsH
general S&1kt0ctlQD.
, 1870-08-05
TENNESSEE.
American Dental tAaNoclAstou- EIcc~
tion oil O11icerY-Judictnl Eloc-

American Dental iAaNoclRstou -ERcc.
tion oil 0I1icerY-Judtctnl Eloc-
tlon.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 4.-The American Dental
Association closed tonight Harmonious session
Of three days, and adjourned 70 M set At Atfanta,
Ga, next August The following or1ceEa were
S ". Dennis. Of California, and j. r WalseF. of
New Orleans, Vice Presidents; ]. A. Salmon, Of
Aassachnsetts, Corresponding Secretary; y. 8
Dean, Of Chicago, Recording Secretary; ", II,
Goddard, of Louisville, Treasurer
AThe nsst judicial election under tho new cohsh-
tuition took place to-day. The Conservative ticket
this ctJ and county, The vote was full, and
The election passed on qnieuy. The interest
concentrated IN the choice OF Chancellor, for
which there were three candidates: Rexfurd,
Radical; East, Conservative, and White, Con-
servatiye- The contest Is close, and the result
will not be known before to morrow. Knox Coun.
" gives R3l{ral ma}pFify,
, 1870-08-05

pafn for starting mas nred, and 4 moment AFTER
MEo lofe1Aue and }!he were run up upon Elk or
ecren Of The squadron. Within three minutes ali
were ready but the America. She Has not only
as!etn. but apparently resolved not to hurry her.
eelI At length the cuormous forcsan was dis
could be II they liked, her 1ib, both her fore and
ut malnsails and gadtopsall on her main were
spread In AZ Instant, and when the secood gun
Wa dred, lItI1e before 10 O'Clock. she went away
with the rest. T1e Beatrice led, the Arrow being
second. the voiant third: aIpseJ Queen fourth.
America last A tight breeze Wss then blowing
from 1ess-south-wcat Within the flst minute
tho v11t superiority Of the America becamo
visible. She began At once to glide up 70 the
neeE, ana tneh 70 pnsa one yacht after an
otoer, until OF Old Cattle Point: and be
iote the steamers tnAs were going round to
seaInnl nag Eot their passenger1 on board, she
Arrow second and Beatrice third; and III thst
Souio oe RNd lot them was that they were delay
;hg ig asr nom faking the lead Little longer than
Tbs only question DOW WAS whether the cu,sess
cooid beat her IN rounding the island. as abe had
MISaoy s,aHs oeaten tne PeAIt 70 wtndEard. A sho
spun Along, IN old zen dog observed: Dye zee
mat ere steaner7 I'm blessed Ii the Yankee
dont best her out Of sight around the ialand;7
ana xae hRna1-masttE at the club house said to 4
gentleman who nsked for Information, Pshaw.
to catch hare
The rest Of the story is soon told. The America
starting point Cowes Castlc, the following mea1-
ntahle Gol!oqny took place between the Queen and
one OF her on1cers: & Who Ia nrsl ~ said the
Queen "The America" "Who Ia second p
Nobody" The fact Ia that when the America
nfst appeared no other saohs wns In sight.
, 1870-08-05
No 16andrr.

The West Division Was full Of rumors OF mur-
der haytnR been committed On the corner Of Car
roll and Gren streets, last evening. An inquiry
lowing: 4 lahcrinK man, named Thomas Ding
man, and his family, reside at tho corner men
toned. The husband spends one-halI Of his time
In drinking wbskcy and the other half In abusing
his wife Last evening be came home and
retired without exercising his muscle
on his wife. Such an Opportunity
to he revenRed had never before pre-
senttd ttst!i, 50 Mrs. Dingmau seized m axe and
struck Thpmna OH the head. lie awokt, wrenchctl
the weapon from her AMI gave her gentle rap on
the head Which had tue effect OF producing silence.
They then rtil,ed, and The reporters lost gool
fJkAft,
, 1870-08-05

The nineteenth meeting OF the American Asso-
-fatiol for The Advancement OF Science Til he
te't At Troy, y. T., on the 18th Inst, under the
Presidency Of Professor Wtn. Chaveueaut, Of st
COlouel J. ". Foster. the retiring President, ol
Ills city. The citizens Of Troy are making ever
e1cftion to extend to This distinguished btLt1y 0
hospitable reception, and to render their STAY II
their city agreeable. As many OF tho sc{enuo.
men OF The Northwest propose TO attend The
meeting. u has been suggested that they :cndez
vons In this city, on the afternoon Of the l3lt
inst, and proceed East In Z 10y. Such as AZ
disposed 70 Join tie party can lie ave their ama:
9Th Dr.. Simpson, Of the Chicago Academy o.
Scienceh
, 1870-08-05

Proceedings In the State Legislature
Obituary.

ProcecdinKu In the State Legislature
Obituary.
Special DespAtch 10 The Chicago TEsbuae.
LANSING, Mich, Aug. 4--Nuthlng n2a been nc-
compiahed to-day. The House has voted during
the dsy on several propositions submitting TO the
people the question OF future aid, With various
iimltadona The highest Fote obtained foE any
mas been 1fty-nine while sixty seven were needed
The Senate has been considering the compco-
mise proposition OF Judge Williams. but some
minor features OF this were t1istasteful TO some.
snh II failed 10 receive twp-thirts on flnal Vote
Considerable disgust Is commencing 70 rrevhll.
hut energetic efforts are making tonight TO har-
MT nzc mattetA -
The House 70 day passed the hill for the tntru-
tluctlun CT hydraulic works Into cities OF the State
which has now gone to the Governor for his slg-
nature. ..---
ycaIs resident here, Was founl deal tu hts ter.
ihis morning. He originally belonged In sAcEefts
uafbUr,
, 1870-08-05
THE WEST.

aid for the Onuhn l. Northwestern
Rnllroad-tIormo ltcMs+
OxAuA, Aug. 4-lo1, GEO bonds OF Washington
County have been delivered 70 the Omaha and
Northwestern Rai1road COMPANY. Work IS 70 be
teScmmeneed e1 onca The tine IS located F'd
Calhoun Dc Soto, 1nd Blair, SehfaskA
H. It u reported from Salt Lake thar ". Il. Hooper
Il reelected delegate to Congress By about Il, 900
majority over The Gentle candidate.
n denied BY the church Journal at Salt Lake
that me HsE. Or. Newman has been challenged
to 50 he1e TO discuss the question OF polyGamy.
, 1870-08-05
YLAND.
Large Ovcr-Easue OF tho Stock by the
MnHghlEenfatn KfrNtmfa ESMAlfNnd

LnrKc Over-1Hsue OF tho Stock by the
NorGhsyestcrn Virginia Railroad.
BALTIMORE, Aug. <.-Thesc were fufnors jester
day OF the oTer-lssne Of the stock OF the North
The p1rkcrsburg branch Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, which Il leased and worked By the l8t-
TER company. The over-lssnt IS stated tn the
morning papers to amount TO $500, ,00op made BY
the Secretary Of the company, John L Crawford.
who has resigned. The au1ounl At which the
oycr-lssuc Ia liked II guppoaitlon merely, as no
statement has been made by Crawford and the
Directors have not concluded the ex-
animation The oYer-tssue L Ill hJpothecAsed
10 Baltimore at about SIS on tho shsfe, tho par
valEr Of which Is about 50. Crawford, Secretary
Ut the company, WAS ths confidential clerk Of the
banking house Of Alexander, Brown i Sons for
many ycAr1. Ex-senator Snn WlDk1a, President
of the company 1t IS stated entrusted to the Sec
retaly link Certificates Of s,ock bearing bis slg.
nhfNfe-
, 1870-08-05

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. A,-John Badly and viii.
tam Duncan have been convicted Of rApe on Miss
Jalve, and sentenced 10 thirty. two years esch In
the pcuitentEaEy aud tlue u 53 000 each-tne full
extsut OF The law.
, 1870-08-05

ABBREVIATED {1OEEfAQQS,
William ". Hill :. Aary llll1. This Is a proreed-
ting for divorce, In which the woman Is ACCUSED
81 cruelty. The naaIriAEu Il Of hut recent date,
lived the honeymoon by only q part Of i day,
Complainant AYERS that he married 3aary 0,Ne!L
defendant IN this city on the 7th DAY OF February
last. They lived together until the sth dav Of
March, and then The woman deserted him. Dur
Ing all that month he charges she treated him In
harsh AMI cruel Inaut,tr. On the twentieth dav
after the wedding be alleErs she threw the tioor
keys at him. and went upon tho streets
uron which she stayed ua.u Midnight d llttie
further on-hav1nR rcgarI to date the sd OF
was going on to enjoy tho society OF -, IN
Old beau whom she loved, thu: II complainant tp-
aFie5ed with hci she would Kill him. Size went,
ant! they separated. He vent 70 reside at the ST
james Hatel, and, On the 1s1 Of June, she visited
him there, In his room. Threatened 10 Kill him,
aud dill throw two Eater-pitchers at HIM.
LAGER BEER BALLOON CASE
Heinrich SchE1fztF " Louis HelreL THIS Is M
action OF assnnpsir. IL which plaintiff demands
81 ,s. lie sued out eupi.s, and states bis cause
oi action substantially rs follows: uel,c the DC.
beer Baloon. On CLARK street. having 1t furnished.
He proposed lately to plaintiff to become hts equal
EEaE1snet. unon an adsancemens q 500 cash and
that the business Rnti its Appurtenancc5 were Ills,
free Itcm all tnCumbEancca Plalntin was 1T the
time a stranger IN this co1ntzy, htd been here
ing fraud. he accepted the proposition.
aud on the Cd instant paid over the cast payment.
He Charged that he has already discovered that
the representations OF defendant we're false In
deed that there IL 3 valid chatteI mortgage con-
ve5ine MI the property, except Wines anl liquors,
e1ecrted to John A. nnck-
VINO SHALL TAY3
cii{ OF Chicago =. Dastd L DeGoiJel, Robert
anl Thomas AcCIelland, and John Anderson.
Debt. $4,000 Damages. $1,000. 1t Is believed
that this Ii sult to recover 1pun q contractors
oond the amount paid BY the city upon q judgment
rendered for injuries II pedestrian upon the line
OF tie contlactur's work.
REAL ESTATN.
ChnEley J.. Hamilton r. Sarah Dooley ct ais
Decree entered 70 compel specific perform Ance Of
contract to convey an unlivided onc-tn!rd Of
he south twenty acrc4 Of the sast half OF the
southeast quarter Of Section %, 10, II.
FORECL0SCRE SALE.
John OEerton Ct al. '. John ". Hopkins ct al.
olccks 3 aud Of PrFosa subdivision OF part OF
the northeast quarter OF section 1, IS, IL The
sale OF block wAs To JOHN F. STAR, OF Glencoe,
for ts, 800 Block was sold to the same party fur
sf,t2a
MECHANICS LIEN DECREE
Eber c, PEcble ct Al =. Henry B, kimbAll Ct al.
In this caAe the court8 found $1,S45+43 to be due
and deere Of Bale Of luls 6 aud : 0i block S,
Canal Tnlstees' Subdivision Of the southeast
quarter Of Section 81. 80, II.
JrD1xRSTS.
John y. FaFwe31 4 Go, '. Z, r Brown. $l.35a3s
benjamin {. Schau 1t al. v. John ". Canan.
.1,s6sGa
Charles n. Reed =. Galen Eastman Sl,4s1.
Helen S. Hyde es al '. Jamrs Sullivan. St. 80
AssCNrsT.
Francis c. Daniels for nse OF Ell g. Ruan!s '
Jeremiah Pratt. AssumpslL Demand, sa,0N-
, 1870-08-05

BURLINGTON, VI, Aug. 1.-THE st1ty-slxth CON-
menccment OF the University Of Vermont occurred
tG-tlay. There Is general rrtnicng over the CON-
pletion or the subscription OF Ss0.0U0 to the tund OF
The college The honorary degree Of A II. was
conferred on u. Frauk Gilbert, Of the Chicago
journal
, 1870-08-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

What Did lL-t4Jon's Knthniron
made my hair soft, l11unant, and thick, and 1la,
gAn's Magnolia balm changed that eailow con-
Plexlon into the marble beauty ron now see. ibis
is cmphatically the language OF ali who use sncse
articles 4 line head Ut hair aud = retucd com.
plcxton arc the GEea.cst attractions a woman cau
possesa- The Ea,hairon and Magnolia Halpa are
Just what Will give them to Jou-aud nothing else
will The Balm Is tue bloom Of youth It makes
a la.ty Of thirty appear hut twenty. Both articles
alc entirely Larmlrss. and very pleasant ThcJ
should TX. IN every lAlJ's possession.
, 1870-08-05

1nK TOCR OF IuR MCTUALA
Rclnw Will ~ found recApitutat.on OF the re-
snst Of the games nlayed hJ the Matuals, CT New
t..LrE ur4t, h.,lr
, 1870-08-05
TENNESSEE.

Sh footing md nitinE ARRAYS In Menu
Phis-Kecovcry Of Bodies OF Vic.
Tins Of tho Silver Spray Dinaxscr.
MnruIs, Aug. k-A shooting stray occurred
tn the pa11or Of the Music nall last night, be-
BY being shot IN the thigh Both arrested
Another body. supposed 70 be that OF CAPTAIN
Jordan, Of the steamer Stlyer SprAJ, WIS foun0
near the scene OF the dtsa8ter yeslerJay. Thr
uouy Of negro found IN the rtvtr here last even
nK, from the fact Of being scalded. u supposed to
oclon9 TO the Silver SPRAY.
the iu1lc1Al eltcnon took pllcs here to-lay. and
= faE Is heard from paascd on quietly. The rr-
ult /. doubtful, both parties ciAnang Il
4 dItueul1y occurred On Main stetet ,o-dly, be.