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NEW JEWElRY STORE.

'I'nr subscriber would announce to
the people Of Ellsworth and Nicin-
fy that l.. bas purr based the stock la trade u
GkD o. Dunn and aiie 20 the fresh
lot II JEW ELRf. WATCHES. &c. Eni sauid
DO vi, 4sssl l.. have ufo.e call on him u no want
~ ~ Uk- oT Jaw EI.RN repaired. who
purchasing ucv JEW ELRi. AZ. IL has we'll
selected stock at xs,n-i. IN hts hne, and Intend.
To heal fairlF Aith al rg~tsmcr-. Faiiicuiar a..
tcntion pail 90 AL sorg entrusted to ~. care.
ss- bori 6dJvusiea.
TswEl the pnhhc 'y me a. 10 prices and
wof kinAo.ltFs
stare, Matn = Ellsworth aine. nrNt door
alb We y u WixHla'- Drug store.
=. l.. DAVIS
Ellsworth. Dee "a lisa. ST
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Tavern stand For Sale.

HHE well Known stand called the American
] House, In Kills - osth Is offered for sale The
location IL the b-st in the city and the patronage
bestowed upon IL has always been liberal, and
the business must Of necessity increase IN the
future. To one .. quainted with the business asd
Who ID disposed TO accommodate the public no
better chance offers. The reason Of ceiling is, /
have been IL the bsasess long enoagh.
II the house 10 not sold, IL Sili be closed a.
puvlSc house amer The lst Of Dec. until further
notice.
Ellsworth. Nov. IssA 1859. Benz J, TINKER.
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HHE subscriber hereby give public notice Ia all
concerned. that he has been duly appointed and
have taken upoa themselves the trust of Ad-
ILLUSTRATORS OF the Estate of
W. ii>t kLEI. late 81 Buehtll
In the County ~ Hancock deceased. by givinr
pond the Law directs therefore requests at
persons who indebted 10 the said de ,sa-ed's
estaie. TO maze Immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon, to EXHIBIT the
same for payment
SARAH y. VI. HINCkIkf,
JOHN STEVENS.
Feb 81. l-7p ~.
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REMOVAL.

HENRY SWAN would beg leave to
"A inform the public that he has re-
moved one door north Of the City Market where
ne sbii continues 10 manufacture Harnesses and
Coiiafs anu oners Tor safe the largest assortment
OF Goods Ia his line, IN the City, consisting ~
Harnesses and Hardware.
Patent Leather Carriage Collars, Stage Collars
Single Team Vol do, Double Team Wool do.
Ladies Cowhide Trunks, seiect quality,
cents assorted
Enamel Cleth,
Fancy Paper,
sewed Engiish Roam yalises
Cowhiie Leather
Block Duck with and " tn out .tran
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POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIx

and no injury to the Patient
Artificial Teeth inserted on the latest and r,.-
approved plal as Low a. the cheape-t upr,.. 3D..
sching teeth destroyed without pain
fellcct satisfaction guaranteed n ali rasc-
II Remember, Once in Granite Block. Maiu !,
Ellsworth, j r p,ttlnb
Oct. lS'.y. u
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To the Hon Justices OF INC 8. J, Cont NEXT 10
be- holden At Ellsworth, within and for the ceun.
~ Of Hancock. on the 9Th Tuesday Of October
next
George c. Howard Of Deer Isle In said County
Of Hancock. husband OF Sarah A. Howard. re.
specfsaIly shows that he WIS married 10 the said
sarah A. on the 20 n day Of MAY A. iss at Ros.
ton in the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, bv
thereafterwards and until the 10Th day Of August
4. u. 1851. lived together a. husband and wife In
said Boston, Providence In the state n Rhode
Island and at said Deer Isle that he hiss ever
been faithful TO his marriage obitgstions. hut that
the said sarah A. being wholly r gsrtiess of the
or about the sattioth day Of August A.
-. 1>ss. committed thc crime of adultery with one
Charles Dunham at said Deer Isle.
Whcr fore your libelaDt pTays that divorce
from the bonds oI matrimony beiweeu him and
his said wife may he jscreed by thi. Court: that
such decree would he reasonable and proper, con.
ductve to domestic harmon ysAni cot -istrnt with
III" peace and morality o. soctty. and that
such other decree and orders male by the Court.
a. justice INV require.
Dated ut Ellsworth this seth day of september.
A. u. l~9.
GEORGE q. HOWARD.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. IS. supreme Jadi.,iai Court, October
Terra, lss9,
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order, that
notice OF the perdency Of the same BE- given TO
the ii5ecc therein named. by publishing an at
tested copy OF said libel and Of this orer thereon.
three weeks sncce- siyeiy ia the III sworth Amer
lean the last publication In be ut least thirty
DAYS before the next OF this Court to he hold
en- at Ellsworth. within and tor the county OF Han
cock. on the fourth Tuesday OF April next, that
said lihcicc then amt there appear, aud an
swer tho said libel and show csn.c sny she have,
why the PRAYER thereof should not be granted.
Attest, ~. u SAUNDERS. Clerk.
\ true copy Of the libel and or,lcr thereon.
aas Attest. II. II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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NEV< yNAEE%\\\NN

III aIN oTAlCu u IIrNI'iI ~t.'nTN or
IN Prices :
buy cold Foil and al dental material In d. ..
guar ut4e. anc mucN lower than Any Dentist y.
Eastern Maine, therefore can afford III no lu.
work as low any competitor may offer
am prepared TO give M pitient. the b.r.-..
OF any late Improvement, practIcabia
Anaezthcsld u sed for e Ntrac.iuR Tepth
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vAKIETIrs-TuE BEST.

but after having tried the most popular
ones the writer now grows Testers Per-
fected Tomato" In preference to all Others
Though not one Of the newest varieties
claiming attcnfion-having been favorably
known for some years-but Is many mix
ed and spurious seeds have been grown snd
sold under this name, which misrepresent
the fruit and the gentleman who infrodced
1t, the writer has taken some pains to secure
the genuine seed. - will appear from the
letter given below. He grows LISTERS
Perfected Tomato" first. because he
thinks il the best. and second, because
he farms for profit - well As for pleasure.
LxsrsR's PERFECTED TOMATO.
New York, 81 Third Avenue.
July 81, 1869.
J. PAYNE LOWE, ESQ Dear Sir You
and careful culture, brsught out with no
thought Of making money! what has since
been so widely and fsyorsbly known Is
Testers Pe.fected Tamato.
But find that sPrRloUs AND MIXED seeds
have been everywhere sold under this
maine. thus Wr0nging the public. and mis-
representing the fruit and myself
Last year ! determined to try to put q
sion TO III this; end again grew the gen.
uine fruit, terminating come seeds from
" hich you had this season al the plants in
full bearing when visited your place In
New Jersey. two or three weeks ago.
commitsea then % yoa because knew that
they would have perfect culture.
In planting them vide apart you gave
them a. ne TOO much room TOR the green
bron,ed-colored vines had spread 20 far
and we're 20 loaded down viii fFutt
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PLEASE GAIL AND EYAxyrr

Orders thankfully received and promptly Al
ended 10.
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Furniture.

II THs undersigned hai ing inst returned
RON boston, would respectfully .ay 10
-~-aps, their friends that they now ready
$3.50 with the largest stock Of all kinds Of
, 1870-11-10

han teas al he close Of 1869. This cert1in11
toes not ll0k Ike returning TO spele pay
nruts, The 6upreme Court bxs tho power
to restore the oniy 'Tue STANDARD Of vslnea, 10
that geld atuld eeone the roouey Of account
and the confusion eaused II call'ug : green
Lack "a dollar" thus be removed. Congress-
has the sRme poKez, but no "bold measures :"
that Mr. Boutwell, might adopt within tho
range Of his authority aze 1t al lkelJ to Sc
cure resumption Of apecie PAYMENTS. On
in that direction Eruld prohAbiy end in dam
az: 10 the buainesa community, and, uotHith-
-.A4.ting his "bnnco1ube~ about refuadinE
LIE debt, he probably knows enough not to
auenpt spoc1e payments Oh his oWa author
ity.
The local money market is steadily growing
eahiar. Money u also more plenty in tho
couLtrr. Merchants tfu col1ecti1r;; aetisfae-
torly there, and their deposits here arc con-
tequen,ly Increasing. The deposits OF country
hanks with their correspondents hete are in
c1easing: Iha do uand for money generally
hls osruinitbed. and temporarily everything
seems to indicate further progress toward
Case d..
There is now liberal dou OF currency from
the country to ttia city, which, coupled with
the falling on in grain receipts, indicates that
the remainder Of the grain crop viii probably
be ltId. TO \ Ia1ge extent, In tha country for
hill,es prices.
Exchange IL ernwtng ecArrer. showing thkt
she sLipnents OF gram from here saat xa1i AEe
falling OF. Some OF our taEk4 thh: haru been
unable to get supply Of exchange otherwise,
0e shipping currency to Now York for that
purpose. 1t will thus Ia seen that a. bet ween
this city aud tho country, and s1ho be'v veen
this city and Now York. tho general festurea
arc cessation Of crop movements. and tan-
.dtucy Of money to fow hacx tow1zd the fu4n.
cinl centtts, where it will make money cas-,
4, d Encourage speculation.
Exchange wst sold between 5anks to-day 1t
.ec ptr sl,0C0 premium. At the counter.
tankers reil At LILO premium and buy At Soc
Per 81. .0G0 discount.
The following quotations for buting aad
selling government honda. local stocks, and
ixud warrants in tilia market, thus afternoon.
a1e furnished by Nens1s- Lunt, Preston 4
Kean. II CLARK street:
, 1870-11-10
THE ALPINE TRAGEDY.
Recover of tho Hodtrs OF ahc Trny.
ellcrs Lost on "A ont Htnuc-A UlAcY
by tho Dcnds

Recovery of tho Bodtrs OF ahc TRAY.
ellcrs Lost on Mont Blnuc-A UlAcy
by the Dcnds
The Boston Transcript priutr. under date
al October 13. \ letter from Glien-sur- Mon
treu1, in Switzerland, desc1iptive Of the re-
kendale. Of Scotland. and DE. Deane. Of Bal-
titnore, who pe1ished On Mont Elanc some
weeks ago. The letter 1eats thus:
..On he .Ssa Of Sep.emse-. ,ho:e boxing
snreuen the gla:s ~ chanoGnix disresnsd aot.- y.
summit OF Mont B'anc. Twen1s-s1o guides pms
psr d and statttd 70 ascend Les a.ands Muftts'
o's ss pe4i wte9
and hire higher up Three guides explored lhe
whole summit Of Mont Blanc for ttaces Of
aiih il The tue bod:c: found TO nc G-aud ra.cau.
Grads Mnlets- Tor thst Saturday htant But NJ
started from Cnamounix that evening, and the
afana riatess: 1ae dsy, he ls,a. pfostl peI.
tic wisttul eyes Of the watchers befo~. Th'se
using the telescope, Of course, distinguished per-
tectiy and counted the to.llce men. Hoy often
during the clear shiEtrg houts OF the Sih n2d we
inoked thTnuTh that saulc telescope. And eseTv
time We changed the trki we felt thst We WEIR "a
x urt seme Of tooe s',fcuesi forms On that su l.
lyon can imagine the intense emotion Of stn*e
simple and sympathetic villagers When, ten days
In IT. painful descent from oooo feet abnve them
will quote irSn the words OF one wFfinE from
the village ut a,. when the guides near1ur the
tsodfcs had reached tho descent Of the tGr2nts
Mpletav' and were 1bonf continuing the descent
tot ard tic uacier: 'Souf ne power vous tm-
!autot on yoss Elsscr sur une rente Eaplde. tau
de- Dc: guides religious se.yaces 1efe
again held the aeKt day, both Catholic and Pro
trt'a1L The hodlcs rrovcd 100 brittle to undrtss,
rud Ecrc inferred IN the same clothing in which
tneS made the ascent Dr. Btahe xrs found Ia 4
sitting posture, his forehead Testing his hauds.
lie vas ron ew Luz psotect+d ty M unfallco mo
lt. tin OF kroE. Mr. Necorkcnd-lc, sitting 2lso.
a1pstEtotk in hard, passrs. lnlp his frozen kleep
/ with the cain lipea OF qulet peaeefulptas made
end1r1ng while hts spttt nNated Erst!ullr on 70 a
| hrtrht awakening. Snu come to The lester
| found On the hodY OF pr. Heape. OF which hsss
tonewhaf OF lts platn fo1cc and dlrettness has
| beeh undoubtedly lost By uanslsting i into
French. shall send 70 Gcney1 for an Eos.lsh
| Capy. II Nr. Uptout our American Cor sui, BAved
ri teft re for *atnlcR tho original TO RAlttnore
Bur to the family and friends OF Mi. Kendall, IN
| Jut1cF aod Boston, these last Worde Of Dr.
| 1sa,e, wilton amid those caskectng Alpine
infIueuee though they bad been Nj. R2ndsnFa
| DE- BKlxKB LETIEh
AsTrSphY Sept, 6.-1 have made the AFcer'
| xtor II Mount Rlsno With ten otnef eefsonS
eiuht RuideA. NJ. NcCorkendale md III. landau
Nc !. :, he'd the summit Il ~ O'Clock imMeA1
Ate'y aiter har1nX quilted u toand seeu eHss ,
naN LetRht VIC hare pAsseo tn6 n!xnt ll Ntosa -
dug In the N'ow-an uncomfokoo'e A5tuu9- &ao
hare hear Il, i! the usRht.
"-Sert 7-Eota.-x. -C~i1 ye-s .n.ense. MACE
, 1870-11-10
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE
Iscaotution. Of the Hoard Of Directors OF the
BoafL of Trudc.

Some days ago several Of the :c1ding members
ct The Chicago Hoard OF Trade addressed commit
nIcaons to the President Of the toafd relative to
the regulation OF commercial Intercourse be-
tween the United States aud Canada, the FREQ
navigation Of the ST. Lawrence, etc. The commu.
nlcAt1on WAS referred to The ommerciai Commit
irc; but, as there were bnt SIX members present,
tie Chairman Of the committee, Captain ". NJ
ERan. recommended that no action should be
taken urou the resolution enclosed, ba. that the
matter should be sent back 10 the Board Of Dircc~
se1s, and that In the meanume he could ascertain
The vicws Of the members Of the c..mmittec gei.
orally, the committee cons.bttuG Of Swens1-one
in ,uformtty With this understanding Captain
Ee.u ,nf..rtD. d the President Of tine hnara 'hst
e had seen nearly al the nstmbers OF the CON-
;plttre. and that they 6tEot El5 1ecnmMehdtu t~e
nns.ace OF the res0'uttoit, emitting any reference
10 the nshcrtea question, IS Lntser IN which tue
trrnie at the rtt felt M interest,"
meeting OF the Board 81 iNreesoss WAs neia q
Yesterday. when the resolution was unanimously
afpptcd, IL follows:
wHrxkat, Tbs question Of cheAreniue ttahtpottA.
t4p bctxen the tntrrloF and tcAp.atd 'teohs .!
In,sS s:.,s Z 9se + the Nes "a
Wa4Ias VIC rce.sd The itrtnve.nsof q WIZ AT ~
Glitter md the opening Of the River 81 ss
Sset a. the e+t fras4br mode Of raiefto the ~ret
efn Ak1Icnt uf 1t !; therefore, ..y,,,~ orr.
~ e. I'd. III II ths Ssi51
q nrentne nekotiAtiats With Great hF1taan. anops
iut y y 10 An ,4riy censlusion. with sicW .,
,;.1 ic d. The St Law ftpee RIVER. a1s y;
la lse Cans oiAn Althoritr csu*c Rue e.!.r -e
an1 AnrInEe.nent Of this route TO The eafaeHs o
a.:e,s. That tho r1e-sden. Of this l."srd +. r.
70 SaefS sGsss st ths @ Sat- any ,hs
] -"oNo' @ta khf sscrseaty Of State.
, 1870-11-10

The following grain las been received up to
~ O'Clock this morning: 1856 cars wheat S.
e>rs corn Is carr o.ts cars rye o cars bax-
ley: Total. 2as carr, Or liz. 900 bu.
~ MaSasaxn Ss, yesteGsa} for city eoos1mpsion
1.S1A tu re 2, 467 bu barley.
Ihese va large attendance on cssDge
to-day, and r1ther active eet Of nxrkfas in
Produce: 1t generally better prices. The exec
;ton excitement WAS over. and. though few
aitntlons to the matter we're dropped between
~hlles, there were few who hsd anything to
say about ! concluded subject. Business waa
attended to which Ind been neglected for two
OF three days previously, and the result VA.
an acuse movement. though principally spec-
I!atiEe- The receipts being again light, tend
20 20 nake onet1nSs email and helped hold.
81 m Obtaining higher prices for their prop
erty.
High*1nes we're Inactive, and about 1Sc
lower. IN sympathy with New Yo.k. The
market closed with buyers Of t1un-boupd lots
At ssc. and sellers II Sic.
easier, owing to the expectation Of 1arger IL
rssas Of vesseis At this port A total Of 10
Ef7m chattefs Wis reported. Sail rates to
BuHalo were Sc On wheat 7Ac971c on corn
a;sc on TIE, and Sc On oAts. Theat waa taken
TO salnia 1t &c; and to Enc 1t 7As. The
charters enb1Ace 4 for wheat, 8 for corn.
ior oats. and for 1ye. Through rates to
Now York were quoted IL unchanged II sc
for wheat: Nc On corn: and 1sc on oats.
Provisions weteln sctive demand, and strong
atan advance Of 5E50e per br1 on pork. lie on
ard, and r. On meats. Tha light receipts Of
isogs. and the more favorable Weather for klll-
lie, brought ont buyers for hogs It the S;ock
Yards, nd caused an advance there which
reIt mp provisions in sympathy. and nads
many operators thiuk it Abont tins TO expect
reaction from recent depressing influences.
1t is well known that cur stocks amount to moth
NE. pEacteallys that large orders Are waiting
to be filled - soon II the stun can b put On The
nskket, and that operation. fo- future delivery
this year are lsrgeI than ever, which may leave
the shokts ous in tbs cold By the time they
want TO deliver. Honce holders were quite in-
dependant In their yisws, and buyers xeze u
most In the condition Of auppliean.a for favor.
Mesa pork closed Il e2i-oo for old |;
eel 81 for new: 50 for do Keller Deceznbaz ;
s;e::;s =. e -.l.s. El.-.; 80; al 80 csS'
, 1870-11-10

WkpSEsDAr EVENING, N0y. ..
The New York World lrnoney atticlc) OF the
.:h tAys:
.Tae opinion ss Ra.ntue ground that the secre-
~ hasten the resumption OF specie payments"
Whether the World reports the state OF
public opinion in New YORK city correctly in
connection with the probable Acsion OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury or not. We have
no. the means 1sss. neat+x Of kno.ing ns.3s ba,
there is popular notion that the present low
rr;ce Of gold indicates speedy return 10
et,ec,e payments. We hare before referred to
tie fact that the New York Tribune, the Fhi1a-
deIpbia Commercial List, aad other tespecta-
bic Journals Of the East: were encouraging tbs
i.sre Of the 9Th. a!so adopts their views, and
10 an editorial discussing the probable reopen
inc ty the Supreme Court Of the question Of
the cons.itusionality Of the Legal -Tenderact,
fby the restoration Of the case OF DenninS rs.
Utited States to the doeket) ssys: ,..u,,
seri.usiy, as the 2ction of Congress and the ad-
nj nist:suou anu the decline o. gold to low pre-
Etum hare pretty vel sstned tAe laesunn to5
shoit time, r1ooaaly. II Win make 20 d ference
prscuea,iy whether Old debts be decls:cd payable
il ereenbaeks o. specit. sof tness s t~o ks4es OF
Nov, although specie pssmsnts are mora
necessa1y than anything else to set tho trade
xnd manufacturing interest OF the country on
sound basis, 1t il the extreme Of folly to
suppose that the 600, ,ooo. 900 Of paper cur
rercy in this country can be kept At par b the
present stock Of not u,oro than *laa>oD.e eoo
Of gold, which Is al there Ia IN the country.
1t ia IN injury to the businees
community to ctes.e the impression that We
are Approaching specie paymenss- when ii
vii be apparent to thosa who viii look At the
f8u1ea. That we aze much further from specie
rnyrnanfe than uf +f,5~ finn Ia n vsxr We uuh-
Red yester.y. | y stssisties ss s eompiled @ nom Of
haA figures, shoving that the exports Of gold
tits yearxero not ouly l2sgeiy IN excets OF
last year, but sboxtng that tn ll probability y
tte .u,isr stock ot gold In th. country woul
Les, ic4. f1:e1r ',;tstss - ii ss s.: of 81.
, 1870-11-10

It thirmeuts o. iron from Escanata for
October were II follows:
, 1870-11-10

Total lxa3t s47.fe5 13,ets
Mrworxn LGHE.-The canstllan G.veramsat
% usit new description Of lamp tNtta circular
turnerl IN lis lighthouse, which Is claimed 70 DC
soEe thing superior.
q hts vessrt to tt1ip her. Sne VIII shcn be aoau-
doatd. the underwriters having determined not 70
ntn &kt to 5Atse her.
sSuooSkR BxN FI1Sr.-cap.Aa David Co=nrane
witt q nom Aantsree, giving particulars Of the
los oi tne tenooner Ben Flint vnica do NOT tii-r
Saturday last. The death OF captain Hobezts II
sscFte1i TO the fact that De p1ited ID h:4 coas
The deck load Of umtse:, and ios< TEN wnen the
vessel cspsi1td- Thus exposed to the cold n. W.
gale. II y not 70 be wondered ns that he soon
ieaves but onr caiId.-Xasautss Stat.nfi, sss. :.
| HAtK Macy AKRAHr.-Tne case OF inc United
m ns eoa g
DAY, BY the deire1y Of toe decision Of Judgs
| PRIME ond INN the appeal taken BY tho En!se,l
| il lie case. Tne decision Of Judge Drnmmond
nvtsies totally the decision Of the District ludxe.
aLt virtually c1snlenns the Vessel As forfeit u the
Fitted StattA-NiinnNttt SSnfie<t, tfJs, 2.
lkorKLLKR wv. C0wIE-festeTt1Ay the pro-
ftls Wntam CoW1e Arrived up fruu1 oaHezp.
hsr11 b en- temporarily repaired after her recent
urret wtrks aft werr all eurne>s od, and only .
: s"uch CABIN has been eat On Her boiler Will
hAve 70 u saken ont t1E repatrs- Tne ulper
Aor. X
UfF.-T The scow While Oak, ashore At La,}.ng-
! tug.
1he rug Jones has arrived at Detroit with sne
hfls SIT tha1te, Napier, which FRn aahsfs On Ear
Ss!eF lktanu Lust week
The bs1g lily ii TauA-. asao1e on Colchester
R.el, has been pu:lrl uH aau sowcd ~ Uttrolt
The E1ccfinX sseAtner Magnet haA als3 arrlve-f
at Detroit With The Canadian propeller kEuno r.
| Gently ashore on cnantry Island. LAke Aurou-
F1nM IoLIpo.-We CLEAN the tollowinx from
lhe Blade Of the 5th. -"
"I0e schr B Eyeletah Is m.ssins, no tt,luzs
having been obtained OF her s.1os she cle..ye,i
from this port prt0- 10 the l2ie slatc1. It "a SUP
posed she is lost, Nfth ali On bo4:d-
"The 8chF J. II. Hastzell, frum this port for O.-
wegc+ with cargo OF wheat, JeacHeat tina: plEt
IN bef1cusly damaged eonuluon, aua ncr cargu
Hct
.All Of the foregoing vessels cleared from this
for1. grain laden. a few .tays befote the rec.at
[ttf1nc 3tUtm.-
, 1870-11-10

11Lcer &dstsenelt.
tal. The Lake Shore i Mlcn,xan Southern H.tl-
roads The Ctty- Appeal from judgment for sa1-
- II tne Superior C.uIt 4 gued II appeiiant.
Its rtse for Appellant, tass this l't:taR an I'M
5!tSeiAens tutuGntAtch by the Ho1rd II Pnonc
w. M:ss ~tsoous petition q property oTasrs It !! Il
:"i"sugnlafe rucs rrnccedtrTs, bnt It WAS con-
Il fh1tt. that ny 1hs chaT-E As AMENDED ln 1850,
!A:s power W. taken away. = d Ill IMP upDFemen.s
Atsst now or3t 2Ha1 = I'll lhr propety-9woefA II
"a. further 1rEtd thai the improvement Is not
y any pso. et~in2 ri the city 90 sufficiently DC"
- n!nt court t+tnx. TIL. ordnance provides that
kIesl. t:ntu tho eouth lEe of Twelfth street
90 to,. INC nfHta iinc of Eighteenth street, and
;" the north !.ne oi Twrn,s-secoud street be, ,
ara Is ae.shy. o:he,rd tn br embed with
.ss n'1. nes- sxsert1ng such portions Of
I,,n nisi w,,3..,. Ine ordinance confirmed sec
Ing ,,r .,1c NJ a '''1neas'ous 1 n to depth OF d-
70 'tesc91ptton urnn which contTart s; cn1,1s ~
.asH. o. COS. estme'fsl. Ain that ecsusc Of me
which Wxs not "a ~ doae ,or.a In - tn the WORK
IN violation Of the decistoa uf the xr1,.r.t IL.
ssn.ni NJ bsa ing Gsse 1.s o. !, Lasne CIV, tie ~
the price OF si.set, 4nl Inc ur.,tx ,.s, on. a.
ne cnala15 not nithstantn: :. the record sowe1 n
The work a cxs performer, a. The ri, ~ Sspa IN
rit.zFu. and p.Imrnt .r~he TO thr citizen % ehe
tst deaicatesl his labor. TAlea under avis
srcnt.
QUESTION Of JrRfsnlcnpS.
tlt. John Do9lt:, tua:5,sded. Y. PrAacts uatt,n
Ees+ e. nj. ElroEt Sup~'Nr Court Sphmttr,
hy plaintiffs In ef.or on hriess nled and tatea os
cali 10, Appetc. This is processing /, 1rst III,
light nf the c1rtu t'cn't Of 70 k County to zen
slt'r decree OF Anil .. 1st9. which decree "a
Cared and set aside sor deere author IL uR III
sale OF premises in Like tount5, Ind cectectn!
That IN sdoinsEEIatE11 sill IL satisfaction OF tA
siei,ts OF iecea-ed. Th- u -.~tctton Of III
a,ou1t t. attacked On the cTuuud that tbs deere
<iots net und any fact oonIef ting jurisdiction O
lie Persons Of tntn0E heirs or OF IN subject mRt
'sr VI the ploceea'sn2 then ptndf.g.
the REcnkn
sS. GeosEc Weaver :, John R5lauder. Appea
1tGm Common Pleas Of AurofA Submitted b
appellee,
~ Jessa Sparkling ct Al '. 5smes L Aoxel
seuoIa11Gd o. appellAnt on wr,ttcn brief AID alHu
nenl tNot liable 10 cal this term
sG. AnfoEa F1fe lnsuExuc- Company '. Jane
". Eaot. etc. Appeal IRON DeEs slb. R1le 10 II
RlHn error hy sn!s tunrnuz.
-'A city OF A1:oez {. william 0, Gt;:-.t =: 4