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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 21st inst.
were as follows
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

In the vicinity of Moscow, Tenn, there
have been SO many cures of Rheumatism
performed with Mansfield & Higbee's
Rheumatic Compound, that scarcely fam
lily in that neighborhood but can mention
a case, and all keep this remedy and the
Magic Arnics Liniment on hand. They
are certain cure in combination.
For sale by all Druggists 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

For SALE-A light, secondhand, two
seated, shifting top wagon, in good order,
at Smedes & Leslie's carriage shop, Edge
field. may25 1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

Eor Evansville, LonlsViIIe ana Gin
CiBnafi-
yTHE FINE PASSENGER STEAM L.
IL Err Lawrence E PEARcE- Szls..<s1.z,I1s
Master, VI NJ. DEEM, Clerk, viii leave as shove on
WEDNESDAY the 2jsh inst, NJ O'Clock p. n.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
W A. PEBBLES, Agent.
Corner Broad and Front streets.
WlL BOLD,
Nos. Al & ~ Front street
r HARRISON & SON,
rnavl4 u No. IS Front street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

Louisiana Creole hair Restorer is the
incest preparation sold for the hair. Clean
ly and elegantly perfumed. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

Dnring the corresponding week last year,
the market was steady at 24k@25c for the
best grades.
Below we give summary Of the trans
actions of the day:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

A LARGE assortment of linen lawns at %
cents, at G. Rice & Co.'S, No. 62 College
street. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25
CITY NOTICES.


By the testimony OF all who have tried
it, Diehl & Lords Bottled Ale Oill's) is the
best ever offered to the citizens of Nash
vile. Orders received at their Office, No.
IS Church street, opposite Maxwell House,
will be promptly flied. Families supplied
on the most reasonable terms. may25 lw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25
SALE OF LAND 8
Cheatham County.

Cheatham County.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER OF saLE
ID issued 10 me, from the Clerk a the H0nora-
bic Circuit Court Of Chatham cODh.y, Tennessee.
will expose to public sale TO the highest bidder
for cash, at the Courthouse door, in the town Of
Ashland City, on
MONDAY, Gan OF June, 1870,
N. Bells and J. P. Bells undivided interest in and
10 Mrs = D. Bells dover, embracing the Narr0ws
OF Harpeth, upon which Mrs. =. ID. Bell now re
sides, being and lying in the 9th and 10Th owl dis
tricts Of Cheatham county, Tennessee, bound.d a.
follows, to wit:
On the east by the lands Of Samuel Carals soath
by W. J. Carter, on the north by Wistabe Dozier,
Jr-, and II. CurmaI and others, supposed - con
tam 10000 acres, levied as the property OF NJ
and J. p Bel 20 satisfy Judgment AMI costs and
interest, rendered by the Honorable Ctrcuit Court
Of Cheatham county, Tennessee, at its June term,
1856, IN favor Of W. J. Osborn and against W. aud
J. p. Bell for 81 ,522, interests and costs
Sale within lawful hours. This 9th day az May
1870. j. N OZBTfRy
Sheriff Of Chatham County.
By s. II. DUNN, Deputy Sheriff.
Hayi2-dlt&wtds
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

For CflirO, n, EOnls9 NatlllP1lIs HElM
Ss.E Orleans.
rTNHE FINE PASsENGE
/ steamer JOHN LUWSDEN.
o. W. DAVIS. Master, BaUcE HTS fER,
Clerk, will leave az above on WEDNESDAY,, the
25th inst. at O'Clock P.
For freight or passage spply on board
WI BOYD. Agent.
Nos. Al X AZ Front street
HARRISON SON.
mav24 u No. k5 Front street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25
Nashville I.uuber markc..

Market unchanged. We quote as fol-
lows for yard rates:
Yellow pine flooring. -. 40 90 to As 90 . NJ
White pine lumber, East -rs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25
Nashville & Cairo Packet Co.

e. sTEAmEES 49,
Tyrone, John Lumsden and Talisman
SNF OF THESE FINK STEAMERS WILL
I leave Nashville every MONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ, taking first
and sccond-class passengers St
REDUCED RATES
10 st. Louis, Chicago, and all points the Mis-
souri river: also TO Memphis, Napoleon, Vicks-
through Bills Of Lading to all the above points.
Freights taken 10 al available points on the Ar
kansas and White rivers.
FirSt-CiRSs Tickets to the following pointB.
including state-roorns, without meEis;
To St LOUIS. -...---klC Il
Caro- .---..-----.-.
Memphls......-- .-.---.---. -----.---..- ~
New Orleans. ..-s---t.. -
Second-Class Tickets 70 tie fol0wins
points:
10 81. LOuAs-s.-----. -.s-. ...s----sss.s-N
OAlro.. ....-. .---..-----...-- .----------
memphis --.-.--..-- .--..------.. .s-.-
Tbs TYRONE, HARNAs, Master, leaves o. sI1n-
days.
ne JOHN LUNSDEN, DAVE, Master, leaves on
Wednesdays.
The TGLIsMAN, sEBoss. MAs;sE, Isayes on
Fridays.
For freight or passage apply on boardnr 70
WA. BOYD, Agent,
Nos a aud a. Front street
.-.-.- .-- HAxRRIsON son,
CHARLES ARTHUR
novi4-n Passenger Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
NAsl,y,ls.E Quor,Ar,oNx.


~, 80 -. ~
Ehst tennessee and Virginia Railroad honda
enoorseo. ...-.....-..... 60
East tennessee and Georgia Railroad hands
nsencorsec -..........-.......... "a
tennessee coupons, fundable. sS
Tennessee coupons, due July, 1869 90
CITY Nashville bonds, old. co
City Nashville bonds, signed Brown Nayo- *
Slty Nashville bonds, signed Alden Navnr AZ
Nasnvine corporation checks. sO
Sasnviiie corporation coupons ~
Daudson county bonds issued to Tennesses "
and Pacific road 90
Davidson county bonds, Issued to LonjsviIla
teae-,-s.- ..-................. On
DiViasoa county bonds, issued to other roasa S0
DaVidson county coupons. on
DaVioson county warrants. OK
montgomery county bonds. '''' 70
nurireesooroeoupons-. ........., ao
Louisville and Nashville railroad stoek "a
Nasnviiie and Chattanooga railroad stock 80 on
NASHVILLE and Decatur railroad stock ~
East Tennessee and Georgia railroad sfock %
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad stoch %
memphis and Charleston railroad stoclr "a
Souln Nashville Street railroad stock e0
north Nashville Street railroad stock "
spruce street railroad stock
Suspension Bridge stock, '''''''''' 40,
Planters Bank stock . = = '+oS
Union Bank stock 800 :. 's'-.-.-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25
100. s.......
REVENUE STAMPa.

The National Savings Comnanv bava ,raaa Az
rangements to supply their customers with revenne
s1snps at the following low rates, discount payable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

MEMPHIS, May "a Cotton dull and
nominal at pc; receipts ass bales; exports
31S bales Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn steady at 115@1.2O. Oats, holders
ask zoe; no sales. Hay quiet at 20.OO@
20.50. Bran heavy at 24.OO. Lard nomi-
nal. Pork retailing at 31.O0. Bacon
shoulders 13Ic; sides 1Sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25
New York Money nrarke..

ST.. LOUIS, May 24.-Flour dull; tall
superfine 4.O0@4.25. Wheat dull; No. 2
red fall LOS. Corn depressed, unsettled
and 2@5c lower; most of the stock is held
over; mixed and yellow 90@95c. Oats so
@604c. Rye 77@SOc. Whisky !. O5. Pro-
visions dnll and very little doing. Pork
5000. Hams buoyant at 19s@21c. Lard
15AN15lc
, 1870-06-26
" 1orHA1R" ANp TIE REVIEWERS.

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, 1870-06-26
FoHTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June sA :

WASHINGTON, June Is
SENATE.
REroRT OF TIE SAN poN1SGo INVESTIGATING
IREATT. .-....
Mi. HOWARD. ffcM the select committee on
sha petition Of DAVIS Hath, in connection with
III. Dominican treaty, submitted q written report,
with the testimony tnken In tile case, reconmcnd-
Ing The indefinite 1ostponement Of the subject
Nj. SCuURZ said he would. during tue day.
present the views Of the minority Of the comnlt-
ter, consisting Of Mcssra Ferry, FIckers, md him
self. He subsequently introduced JOINT rcAolu-
tlon relative to the complaints OF Davis Hatch
against the Dominican Republic, watch WIS la1d
over md or.iered printed.
BlNkRCFr RtL
The rrpoEf Of tho Comm!aee OF Conferences On
the Bankrupt bill vii, be suhrzltted and adopted
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION ELL
NJ AhB0I inif9dnsed .e ~ aa1a9I1tns o,n sac
ruad, Wilmington, Charlotte i Rutherford n2il-
ruad, and SraftAnburg L Union Rstlsoad, under
the name OF sAe Western North Carolina Exten-
sion Railway Company, for the purpose Of recon-
establishing continuous ratlfc2ts communication
between the Atlantic ports OF North CarD1ina aud
South Carolina and the fAc!1c ocean, Esa Ehe coll
&eup1nIel SoutheNa Trans Continental Railroad
THf CUBAN RESOLUTION
The resolution fraua the Committee On Foreign
Relations on Cuba Haa taken up, and MF. CAS-
SENLY continued lbs remarks. when tue subject
went ever.
7ux HoGsx NATURALIZATION ELL
u. 'fisa pNaR e referring to the alleged enornou,
frauds at elections In New York city, p1edIcEcd 4
general civil Was "a the certain rcsultof the sue
that vote.
Heasls; SALISBURY and V1cKERs followed
AeNnst The bill
being then nnat1y disposed o.
Atlourned-
, 1870-06-26

can only b done by adopting the new cone
stitutiou., Now. . penny saved Is - good
- penny earned, snd evu.1; mAn who
votes naxt Saturday for the nsW- oonahtu~
tion win, In effect be paid two dollars
for his trouble, for every thousand
dollars worth Of property he OWLS On which
he pays taxea. The voters of this city will
receive as good As an annuity Of $1e5, ,oo0
per annurn for the next siI years, to be dis
t1ibuted annually, in The proportion ofstwo
aollxrs On tho thousand dollarsof every
mans taxable wcdth aud tho only thing
to b. dons or consideration required thero-
for, is that the citizen shall 60 to the polls
nert Saturday and vote to repeal this
amount of taxation. Whase il the man op-
posed to reducing his taxes two dollars on
tho thousand Of his property Al those in
favor Of zuch reduction will manifest it BY
going to tbs polla next Saturday md yotine
for the new constitution
, 1870-06-26
u Annxhemn sit,ss

The uso OF this phrase, which translated
rcada "Let hin be ancursed." in the declara-
hons Of faith bv the nomAn Catholic Council,
b not by any means new in the authoritative
definitions By that Church. It Is adopted from
the declaration Of Paul, in his Epieslo to the
Galatians, Chapter l. verscs 8 and .. These
re1ses sze rendered in the St. James version
Of the Scriptures, Is follows:
US. But though we, or an angel from heAsrn,
preach Any other gospel unto you thaa that Which
We have preached unto you, let him be 1ccutssd-
~. A NC said before. 10 say I uor again: Il
any man p.eseh ny esheF b. ~, gospel nnso !o1 saan
The sans va1sea are rendered thus in the
Douay Or Roman cathoalc version:
"& But though We. or IN angel from heayen.
Mr1th gospel % fau beG1dcS t1zt which We have
preached 10 Juu, let him be anathcmA
~ Asw aaid before. 70 nov Bar agsl1; !!
NnY one preach 10 700 gospel besides th1t which
Jpn h1Fe received, let him ne anAIneEnA" p
Thare IL no substantial diderence. The
"enathena si1' Il tho sa1ne In both versions
, 1870-06-26

q Alouaoec 70 any pahhe ohoef, agent, OF
eonisaetoss aasee Tho seFne @ oeen
1eooe1sa OF %oe con1act msae. "A1ooe1 0.-
rdeSs anthosity q iaw; 'o1o'os .ne ot@'e 20
ly, sssume % 2. oeSmo 80 pouaose sot .ne
oeotSs OF nasaaao' w W ~ s-J "n3 E,fe
loan, or eHena ~ Gu,s 70 N! COZ r'saaon'
aesoeaauon' W nnt,n y, pso'.aes tn&3 oo15
genera onaa ~ peeo<u 'os oe VI An1AA-
.ou VI ~ Astote net7@.tef 70 % sse8ed'
u pssss s. p&o's1aoos tos toe pse"
&c % 1,u's ooa, e.lsoo1e - ano punishment ~
.n'N Aoaen1 NJ" uauoneo' expenditures o1
puoue aloass e1u ua'1e .oe a1noune oa ea1es
- 1s.ue W o.s'sots may 4e'!, eaa
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f@a stoe1'@e4. 4ae et1opu'u y, .ae
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" ~ooA eoo.'s t1O "e''o {" aA'H'd'Io
aa yto' el oitee. sa1ea oE an average o.
e4y.t ~ uol1ls soees per ann1n.
Ing .new eonss'sason WILL reform Inc lee
system 81 ooox Coonts, PsHng eaeh oinccr
lA1 Aao 3easonAola saal5, ineteaa of oompen.
PepsA''on out oi ~ ltopolnoh 70 the personal
SERVICES performed. II WILL put an end to tue
oeao.ai40ne' oeepefase, aha deoanchiuG
ecfomole 4os o1'sses s1eloine thirty TO El1ty
tnooeano piece Per annUM, that Is witnessed
IN .ols county every 1Al -.--.
, 1870-06-26

II
Puutpk1rHA. June 2A-4bout $50 this NTH
Ing N explosion occurred r. tne ssaEe o. JOIN
butIdipr Vas died with nrrEnrfs and IN lev
minutes r. whole e:tae!tsnnsnt "a =, ae3sseysa E1
In The xrret, md WIS blown some
Distance, .nd sslto1sT t..,sl3 tn}u1ed Fa a.; ;
not Trr,Trr F1rrmcn wtrc promptly on the SPOT
Md Cha!lea Rhodes asnes+ Of s2 sM92e Hose Con- n6
TTast.r.hfy injured by tte second explosion. re-
san u T. dss r. hqT ftF som1'ax 7e xe1s @s s,o
s,,ontfT tnfurti The proprietor OF the g.ore ts e1
eeedme uniortun.sc = S - esers IT, - 1g1aea ont
n! So rrr Is attributed to the spontaneous coto-
br1t3oo-
rva4n NrHtJefr store xnd the one 4dioiutnX. octu-
PIED By Philips Brother: aealsn in truis nd
81 ooa E1,xfe9x losS ls x1o,noo: Insurance, 5000
Los On n; building: ZOO: insusea g ,ses. ,eoa
az trT. h not expected 70 feooTeE- Aho11
doxaa other pe1so1s were slightly injured
, 1870-06-26

The injunction granted by Judge Nc
Allister In a reosnt streetpaTing case, in
which the lsmuels patent for preserving
wood was involved, Is reviewed in our ad-
vertising columns, this morning, by Mz.
Benjamin r. Nickerson, the agent of the
pstcntee. At. Hnkersons oommanta on
the decision are rather exciting, consider
ing the present state Of the weather.
It will be remembered that tho
essential point in tho decision
WAS the declaration BY the Judge
that the Board of Public Works advertised
, 1870-06-26


,yshp Pedr. a. ths Css.fx Haptist churrh' Hlhanr.
n T.. Mr.. GtorSr Gay, 81 Phlaattpha, and Ars Lucy
L. FaE31t, Of Chicago. No eafEs-
LESPIE-MURRAy-At No. g Rohtnsor IT..
Hamilton, Canada. ttc 18th int. By thu H:s A. H.
Simpson. Mr. john Gillespie. Of Chicago, and Margaret
daughter Of Mr. Peter Murray
pH1LI1rS-LE0SARD-J1 -J1nc =. 1t fhe rc-fdence Of
;hc ssds. d.! tstlsf y y the ht c.nptsl chsshr %
tef. n. 7. Nc car3a-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city. OF, the s1fi inst,
by the Rev. MJ- kyettsr r. 7. Daenicke aod Mir Hs
or. al Of this tit5.
HRADY-SHULER-At the hof-c Of ft,c bridc's
father, In the city Of Ottawa 6y the Rev A. 4. n,
maker the "a Inst. Mr. John BEady. Ka3 Of ti-
city. Ind MiAs r. Jeanit Shuief. Of Ottawa
1L-A1LIEOS-As the Cathedral Of st
Pcterg and 81 Psal. Jurr Il BY Rrv 4. J. AAS{A NJ.
ChaA 1. Ca.weH ard Nias Edith Allison, ali of this
city
.rARkHuRsT-WooDRU Unity Church.
Nay Is by Rrv. Rnbt Co1EE, Mr. S. B. P3fkhuIst au4
NiEa Ella a. WpodzaG n d thIs eiiy.
, 1870-06-26
SUNDAY, JUNE &c, 1870.


Fo, al the propositions On thin ticket which
.rn no% cancelled With Ink OK panel; and
against III propositions which 80 80 can-
co1led-
For the new Constitution.
For the sectiona relating to Railroads In tho
Article entitled Corporations.
For tho Article entitled Couptiee.
For the Article entitled Warehouses.
Fus I three-afths vote TO remove County
Se4ta-
For The sections relAing to the Illinois Gen.
t1A Railroad.
Fo= the section relating to Minority Repre-
eeutAtion-
For the section re1atins to Municipal Sub
ecr;ptions to Railroads or Private Corporations.
Far the section relating to the CauaI.
, 1870-06-26
NEW YORK

-....-
TEE M eV11oS aos1At IT,.
NV aoKs, aune 1aoin6 eoIlon noFSHent no .oI
tne week q ~ teen ltXns- tteee'p1, as,s4' ba1es;
e1Pofsa' 1s's97 oaless
u 1aAs - - 4a1uE
Ins GeoesA aaae oi Inc e1ss nas oeen oul our
loX lnis Week.
r,. r-,,~. ~ 1919. ~ ~; 9;;.,,...a en-, ,o,,,-
1Ae NpAA " apfeAs Aaa u!sAtsse4 tAa coIa
pam! 70 tae Case y 1HS peop!6 ~ t1e 5tass ..
SeN 1osk s9ADhs me eenE1i hauI9Aa o. New
SeEeyt 3ese1a1nx has luo9Neas VI LIE Ao"9
co0lI
LIVE s1pcR FRK1GRT cn1koEs. s...s~o,, Mn
BCFFALo, sant 1A-4he uEiRuh oes"es - VIC
seK iofk Cen1a1 and Enc haluea.1s, t " ~ ~ T.
ducdon Of ffetxn8r IS counhets, e1cl1sFeiy, 70
cattle and live stock FEetEhH on general msr-
chaudtse arc not affected. tht Erie ho2d having
an accumulation Of freight herr, And both 1pxd5
MsaSy. june aaETte -1om7,a, to-day says CIT
slr. shren .nd Socs could have been salpocd fru1n
Eutiaio. deliverable here or IN New IurE. At one
rent a head.
TIE HAuRoiD wAv
The F1te Railway has ssued or,iers ennfya1ent
tn nrohib!ttu1 che Norris and Essex tra.ns fron1
Fnnnin1 through the Herven en1nrf me 1Atfer
tisrrVnsdet them 10 div Trruhie ia annre
heuded next week The Prexdents nf
both reads were 1t The tupnei to-daI.
and. for 4 time, F1uIeure was apnrrhendeH'
nrAvr RoBBznr
49,
, 1870-06-26
The Congressional Canvnss in the
EtRbth District.

Special Despntrh to The Chlc1Go TFlbane-
BLo0XSGroE, June 9a-The Dewitt County
Convention to-day selected anti-C Cullnm delegates
to the District Convention. The contest between
the friends Of Nj. Cullom on the one hand, and
those Of General MaNulta, Colonel AerTiman, and
JEdge Parks united on the other, was very vlgoe-
Gus and exciting. After nVe hon1s' session, The
Anu-Culom delegates weEe appointed, a. foliowa:
Levt Rathhone, 4 D. McHenry, u. Donnhne,
Daniel Thompson. No division or boiling oc-
CURED, and the convention closed with great good
uAture.
, 1870-06-26
VOTE FOB THE NEW CONSTITUTION,

hext SATURDAY, July :, the new constltu-
ton viii be voted On by the people. The
remaining days will quickly slip by, but We
hope no citizen who reads this will neglect
or forget to vote For the purpose Of re-
moving every obstruction to voting, the
Registry law has been suspended. No one
will be subjected to tho trouble Of regis
teEing his name or proving his right to vote
by the writ.eh afHd&rits Of honse.holders OF
his precinct. There will be no delay at the
voting places. Hardly \ Minutes time
will be lost The Judges not having to
search out the voters name on q registry
list, can take in the ballots as inst as they
are offered. Hence there will be no de-
tention at the polls The business man
can coma and hand in his ticket, and i'm
mediately leave for hia Office, store, or
shop - ;
Another fact should not be forgotten :!
The polls will oPAn at 8 . m and close at
s1sa; set, which will bo 7;so P. m. This will
gire every citizen chance to vote after his
days work is done, II hs has boen too busy
70 60 to the polls during the day. People
quit work on Saturday 1t or s O'Clock, and
betveen that and hat-past they will have
an abundance OF tune TO vote and thsfe Il no
possible excuse 1of on't''ng 70 40 So et-
cept smear anu enfpaole neglect OF Al I'M
pos.ant outJ' y. -, :
me ne" oonse'soe'on 's ~ onoset oi 70,
ING oe3eateo On account OIL US many usei"
as'1 e1eenentj pfovnone' inaa assestson
may seem tsae 8aaeal ou' IL u nesettae-
less 1foe. ane 1aet ~ It !" A1sogeene.
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unse1upn!oos, aoa' ~'seeo ana cot'up' men'
VINO i've oy Ices, pefqu1ssea' peca'Aaon.
pubic ana pf1fate ptuhoef' special pnsl'
leges and nonopohes. Iney embrace tne
classes wh'en maze up corrupt rings ano
chaues' SUD oonsnsu'e Inc looo1; 'nAs =
manipulate every !e81aaaSof enAs run,
Boards OF Supervisors. and common coen-
clls tha9 1ncfease ta1es II every oatee11on !;
tass I'VE oy tnen Wa'e ana prey Oh .oe CON-
munlty' ana CHEAT In contracts ana oppose
economy IN state sud MUNICIPAL ana1fa
There are thousands OF them IN the State at
ia1gei they are scattered AL over II 1noy
, 1870-06-26
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

For Judge Of 0se Supreme Court-SsuerM
District.
CHARLES HITCHCOCK.
For Judges Of TIE Circuit Court for Cook
- County:
NM. W. FAHWELL, HENRY BOOTH.
Election Saturday, July .
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DRed.
FHHlpKITHtA. june 95.-John l. Bingham, res
dent manager vi the Atarns Express, died today.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE,
HO M. ES!
Within the Reach Of All.

We sel1 iots Ia addition 70 ChteakD for 63n
These ie the Highest Eund sbotss Chieaso- and
within "A docks Of the Court Housc- We ssu on the
following esq seFu7s
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ILLINOIS.

ENNIfNEH Lei 10t GsFN01nK Wud
EfidH1n4 ahc Gsilmnn, C1intoa d
SpF1DKtield Railroad.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
sFR1EuF1E1D, June s5.-Yesteriay the contracts
for grading ant bridging the Gilman, Clinton L
Springfield Railroad reze let, as follows: For
grading the f1ss division. Gilman to Clinton stxry
six miles, 70 McGn! Co.. Of Clinton: gradluz se-
cond division, Clinton 70 Springfield, fortJ-fonr
the nmber-wo1k and bridging OF The whole fine "a
Moses Sargent, Of Springfield; msson1Y, whole
line, to Graham Il Co.
WORK will be commenced Immediately,