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withdrawn From the CANVASS for
Governor.

FELLOW -clT1zgEs-On the 7th Of
June last l had the honor to publish
a letter IL tbs M.mphis Appeal, in
response to an editorial-iu that jour
nal on The subject of rhe Gubetnato-
rial canvass, aud among other things
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sell at public sale to the highest bidder ut
the courthouse in Pulaski. ON a credit of
and twelve months with interest, the tract
of land belonging to the estate of Zebulon
Parr ana VIM Bonner decd, and known MS
the "F'reeman Mil Tract" confirming by
recent survcv 90 S-lG0 acres, bITt of hien an
accurate survey will be made before the Gay
of sale and shown for the inspection O f pur-
chaSers ut that time. Said land is situated
in the LIST and ID civil districts of Giles
county OF the waters nf Elk river. adiCi ing
the lands of- Grig~by and others and tie
same bid OF at 4 former sate in this cause by
Z c Gardner.
Notes with approved sccurit Y required end
lien retained. aug2j y. cox. c & m
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Collections Made & Promptly RENTED

Directors.
SOLON E. ROSE. President,
JNO. C BROWN, Z. EDMUNDSON,
HUGH f. EWING, a. cox. . F
JAS. MCALLUM, p. II. FZELL, .-- 10
a. d. BULL, CHESLEY M'MILLON.
may25tf T. MCLEAN, Cashier
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PIauters' Bank,
Th, Creditors of the Planters Bank

4 RE hereby notified that, by q decree of
n the Chancery Court at Nashville, in the
cause of w. w. Berry againStt7e IsI"n-
trr7s Bank aud others, made with Il view
to final distribution of the assets, the
holders of the notes of the Planters Bank,
or any other claims OF demands. of whatsO- -
ever aat"Te, against said Bank, must lie the
same in the office Of the Clerk and Master OF
said ChaAcory Court, by or before the
FIRST Monday IN October, 1870.
and that notice of this order be published in
~ least one of the daily papers Of Nashville
X, xviIle and Memphis, and in the weekly
papers of Franklin, Pulaski. Murl7eesDoro,
Athens and Clarksville, continuously up to
the first Monday IN o ,tobeT, $40.
NORTON B. HOWELL
june ten I'm Clc-k and Mister.
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must be paid in the lawful currency
of the United States. This is botn
in cousonsnce with the act of Con
Press authorizing their issuance and
just to an overtsxed people.
There are -aueslioRs OF State and
national policy hat The lint Of Ibis
communication will not allow ref
erence to, but which, at the proper
time. will cheerfpIly DISCUSS before
The people. Respectfully,
Aug. 96. 1870. JSe. G. BaowN.
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BROOM FACTRI
Notice to Tax Payers.


placcs Tor the purpose Of collecting the State
and County Tax of Giles County for the
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Eff. B.. the Great Female Remedy
The Code of Honor

NASHVILLE. August-27, 1870.
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GEEERAL WIN. A. oUARLE3.
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Mary { uan.uuDds Ct as vs. JaIne5 1-.a-
moudS ct as.
, 1870-07-12

DERsONAI-MRs. VIOLA FRAMES: JUST AR
L rtycd rlcEse call Tuesday,
DER8ONAL-A YOUNG LADY STRANGER IN
the city, from Maine, wants to form the aequant~
anee Of soue gentlemen Of means. Object, fun Ad-
dress LENA, Tribune Office.
, 1870-07-12


John J. DcylD, porter IN tho employ OF MI. R.
J. Aorse, ieweleI al No. 12o Lake street, was ar
salgned befole Justice Banyon, yesterday after
noon, on the charge Of attempting to murder his
employer. According to tho eE1denco ns adduccd
before tho court, yesterday morning, Mr. Morse
d!schargcd The man, for the reason, ns he areta
thai he nah failed In gring satisfaction. Hc paid
the MAJ hts due, md the lAtter left the store In
about half an hour, however, he returned, and
marching into the store, placed himself opposite
the remark, lin hero for. this purpose, =
pointed a revolver at l1!a employers breast aud
fireh. The bullet struck Mr, Morse Just over nc
clothing, having simply left black mark IN his
1hite Vest. Deylln followed up his attempt by
cooking the revolver nyain, ,but before be
out his purpose he sccu1 cd from behind bF MT.
Morgan. the bookEeeper. Even t1en he fought
desperately to relieve himself nnd deat blows WITH
the butt OF the weapon. An odlcer hhaDy came 70
the rescue and the desperate was drMlY secured.
The prisoner states IN cxtcDuation OF hts conduct,
that he has been the victim Of grev!ous wrongs at
tue hands Of Mr.. Morse, which hnally culminated
In hls discharge. The prisoner WIS held for trial
In bail Of s2,0U0. ...
Nj. Morse had IN extremely narrow escape, as
the weapon was leyeled at his breast, and but for
the iact that the powder was bad, Instant death
must have enBued. The weapon was Colts re-
yelyer, and was presented to the Wonl1-1e mns.
porter and coachmau, by Mr. Morse, about year
Henry Gulon, an nctor, aud said to be the or1gi-
name Mana Geion and II Jennie ls he q par
ties arrested afew nights ago at No l93 South
ClarE Etreet, On the charge OF robbing one Jemeg
were ea aaiqned al ned bsfore the Poce Court yesterday
morning. The particulars Of the matter have 81.
:, ready been published. They were held In bail Of
Henry Morgan, dapldated specimen Of con-
ndence man, made miserable failure In an at
tempt to ew1nGie \ counuyman out Of $50. Mr.
% handed @ the nan over to the tender me1ces 81 the
police AS the Trick was not successful, Morgan
, 1870-07-12
BED kSbe&fn74t XII DIT HI Epfaxf Cifv tOI Ri
Bed soetaogsI oi0r DIrB farets 0ay IoIRl1 B;TB.
Gould. Isl b. 81 Gl Of G Gunstines.c..i 81 81 81
WehTn.1d b n II 4'HArnes, Es..1 81 Fl 3!
A1lif0n c.... 3; q 81 4 Simmons, fl 81 81 81 7
H.ErisAecff 81 81 q 4 Foxy. ID b.. Al q 2 ;
Leonard. I'LL II 81 81 6 St{1cF, lf.,.l 81 I! 81
BraiuGE1, p Il Q{ u SpaIdlng, p.,l 81 81 81 S
SweasyHdbf 81 Al II IIDoyIc, 1T b,1 sis Il 3
Total. .lalisl ri 81 7ots1.... (alisl[ Il 5s
81; d ss,'s$; 81 i:i5$;:

HEX1REa.
Ths zane Eas imrSriay w., s1d satisfactorily
. inst pt7de In their base ball club, and bets are
freely offered that it Will beat The Cincinnatls In
their next encounter. An effort WAS. made To
make another gamo Tomorrow. but the visitors
take their departure In gloomy spirits tonight
BASE BALL NOTES
The Pioneers defeated the Rockets by score OF
14toa
Tue United Boys beat the Unions, &c to 1s
The Zephyrs beat the Arctscs. y 1913.
The Pets beat the Sports, n to 10.
The Red Jackets beat the Little Runners, to d.
The regular meeting Of the Garden City Clnb
Will be held this evening at Turner Hall, On West
Twelfth Street.
The third game between the Amateurs and Gar
den Citys takes place to-morrow afternoon, at Og-
den Park.
CANES ABRoAp.
SYRACEEg, July 11.-The Ha1var1s beat the Eek
forue4 Of this city, 30 to II. -
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-The Athletics defeated
the White Stockings, Today, Il 70 y
The following Is tile score by innlngs:
Iaafng+- .
Mhi;s H.hIs,isf; ,isf;;jii;;:1 sfosi1ss.1 sGsS1 s III
A private despatch received IN this city regard
ing the game Gays: "The Athletics wDuld not
play Us without their own umpire. We were not
prepared to Accede to these tefmss and left the
held. We afterward came back and played a
practice game, with the Philadelphia umpire. We
mnde sixteen nrss-base hits TO thelr eight. Tho
umpire gave them twelve bases on calls, and ua
one BE called ten strikes on our batterp, aud
two On theirs. Bali players here are iout In de-
opponents ...........
GAMg AT BALTIMORE
DAlIIHORE, July lt.-In game OF base bali, to-
day, the Mutuals scored q and the AarTiands 10.
, 1870-07-12
Important Discovery In Iron.
L.


The following, il true, is another triumph Of
Amerioan inventive genins. Two mechanics
employed in Philadelphia claim to have dis
covered new method Of working scrap steel
into tough understandable bar, equal to all,
and superior to most ordinary grades. 4 cor
respondent, describing The process, sayH:
Ii several CAGES theee bars were made OF
extremely small pieces, files, dc., &C., merely
faggottd together; heated until it would ap
pear ell character Of steel Was gone.
then covered lightly with the pre-
paration and drawn down under the hammer.
From this steel 80 mado alcdgcs, turning aud
planning tools, cbiaeis, 1.tteners, slosting ma
chine tools, crank pins, guide bars, valve
seate. 6c., &C., have hern made. The tools
will not fly OF chip, and have lasted better and
done more than any used previously. The
crank pins, &c, have stood greater tests than
any previous. Perhaps the most gratifying
mart Of the process ia that this steel can be
manufactured at q cost Of labor and dux not
to exceed 2i1zz cents per pound. As the cost
of the scrap is known to tho trade, and the
cost OF bar or ingot steel, the advantages a1e
evident. .-.-
The process was also tested on Bcssemer
steel. A pile WAS made Of twelve pieces, ono
foot each, OF English Bessemer rail end,
heated in tie furnace for half an hour, and
welded solid under the hammer, with the prep
aration applied into a bloom. This Was re-
heated, cut in two, after being tested by up
setting, and made into crank pin, which
stands any test applied. The weight Of the
was as tough and fine grained AZ any h1st-claes
steel could be. OF q piece OF Bessemer steel
thus treated, chisel was made, which cut
iron with the best. II these statements are
true, the practical benefits OF the discovery
can scarcely be estimated.
, 1870-07-12
ROWDIEB Or STREET QARB,

b chs Editor ar The Chicago Tribune:
1t occurs to inc, that In performing the duties Of
a conductor, as far the collection Of fasc4ls con.
cetuod, the public submit to about as much incon-
venIence as the one-horse street car company cau
reasonably expect, without tamely submitting To
the further nuisance Of being annoyed and Insultel
in those cars by rowdles and blacklegs.
Sunday afternoon between and O'Clock set
OF youthful rowd!ea rushed Into the Cottage Grove
avenue car No. s., Joltng and pushing the passcn.
gers, One Of these rnwGtcB took the hat Of one OF
ills comrades and deliberately threw 1t into the
street. but Immediately jumped TO big feet, stop
picked up. A gentleman In the car gently
protested against this Processing. wne1enpon
the whole gang began to insult him, and threat
entd 10 rhfow nim out II he DID not shnt up. To
this whole dtsgraceful proceeding the driver list
ened without a word OF admoaluon. The Rev.
J. Miller, Rev J. G: Grchler, and Nj: Wm. Hueltes
and half dozen Of ladies were In the car at the
time, and any Of the above-named gentlemen will
cnrroh0ratc n1F statement
The public sheull insist that the company either
employ conductors on their cars. or Ih1t they en-
gage drivers who have the nerve to keep ortler,
anu In case Of necessity, to pitch boisterons black
legs head over heels into the Street. Il. LEE.
, 1870-07-12
REAL ESTATE.

Warrantee deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles Of the Court House.
lied for record On Monday, July IL.
Rundcl place, s24 It OF Aberdeen st, nf,
wsst ;a1fS inisns 81 T. - It of Centre az 500
Eeaa =. 50 1t y Of stewart av, 3 i, a5xlss ~
Fix afo1e ts{ a. is5 It Of wsabansla a7, WI
Fist St, 10 Il Of Wood 81, i. ;anao1 IT: t''
csntfs sH1s a., Is i:io ii Of English st. vi4s
Fulton St, 80 # v Of sangamon st, 5 I, 25x
ris 1Ys e +; q III Milwaukee a. t. saxxisi ;io
Morssn u any 4, 10 Of Maxwell st. s;1 '''
s. s-1o r; June e 70: ;;;;;::;..... 100
ThiTt!.1fsst 81 81, Sf isa It Of Michigan ~,
!a1l7sh It; January ;::..o.;s:. 7;r.::.:,: 5000
WABASH i % AZ, ii It St II Tn1tieth St, t. 4ax
Michigan 1a ~, w d Eisateenia St, t. s;xi5s
Ems,al M 1t It 81 It oi Douglas place, /, 0
24x1es 7-1o Il: JUNG n.:::.::.::.s:.;o ::.:;o, 80
Division 81, Is II Of Wesson st. n I, 4sAleo go
svas:rlcG i: aeG: t. lsox It Of OAK stei TX ..o
uaiGai a2S Fl +, Fss Il Il Of Fullerton az. saz
uuroat a1t It. Hr, @ ies Il Of Menomoase It. f,ss1
pisner ~ r. a. so'S IL It OF Chicago av oi ssz
30 It; Feb. 49,. A'A'o
Ontario st, sa3 40 It e Of ktngsoury SITE I, ..,
e5xl0O It; May g.. 'og
North Clark at, lssM # Of Chicago a7, I, :. am
Rush at s .it; It Of OAK 81, wi, IS aaIoox ~,
orchard ct, i3o It Of Webster av, e I, A1 49,.
NoRTII OF CrTT LlxI1A
Dummy road, Of Cornelia st, I, und u nm
Of sOX950 1t: June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l,ooo
Nolcott at, 92 It Of Lawrence aV, n !, 10o1 49,,
1osE It: May y1d-.--..............-.- 1,oQo
SOUTH OF CIIY LIAE7S.
Fifty seventh st, $50 It " Of Stewart nv, ST,
501124s4 It; Jnly II. 1l.:::.-........--..-...- 40
Madison St, zoo It S Of Fiiry-second ST. l.,
50x150 IT; July 11.,,...:......-:-:.-..-..: 100
Indiana ay, 1ssH IT n OF Forty-third ct. eff,
Hanover St, go II Of F1fty-second st. VI,
l0Oxl25 II with other property: July II. l,ooo
WEST OF OLD CiTY LIN113
Ewing St, 25l It v Of Francisco st, l. Ak xoo
lsa 6-10 It; July 1.--..-...........---'.- wv
, 1870-07-12
BOARD OF FOI,IOE
Regulating Poisoning Dogs-ConAplalnts
Against OHlcerb.

A regular seml-weeNg meeting Of the Board OF
Police aud Fire Commissioners was held at the
Central Station, yesterday afternoon. President
Brown in the chair. Present Commissioners
Jnmes, Gund, md Sheridan.
POISONING DOGS
The following communication was received from
the Board OF Health. and placed on fie:
Iropd respectfully request that hereafter the Poison
Ing Of dogs he carried ouy In dirston Of the
al = tims Such ARRANGEMENT would greatE iacili.
tate their collection and removal Abo that no dogs bs
pofeoned after Thursday OF each wetk "a thc con-
tractor yesterday Sunday compelled to have six
JouS Il. RACcH, Sanitary Superintendent
Superintendent Kennedy said he would give or
ders to S!ll only In one division ut time, and to
cease killing nIter ThursIay, In order that the
carcasses may be gathered and carted away.
COMPLAINT AGAINST An OFFICER
Seth Goude, Station Keeper at the Chicago ave-
pue Police Station, YES charged with naltreating
q prisoner named Thomas Ahcru. Ahern vas
drunk and fell into ditch Oh Erie street. Two
women helped him out, and one OF them threw
thrne or four buckets Of water on him to wash the
mni on Ills clothes. He then went Into the yard
and Gonde came along and arrested him. Ac-
corr1inF to the testimony OF the complainant,
Goude Tapped him On the forehead with bis club,
mattnu severe cash. The witnesses Tor the dc'
fence testified that Ahern struck 4oude 70 inc
face pushed hun against house ana fcslsteu oe-
fore he hit him {Aheru) with the CLUB.
PatyOlman Seth G0ude, Of the Second ileelhct1
was discharged from the force on the charge OF
wtlfuI mAltrea1MeAt OF q citizen and pr1sonet.
THE hoard then A6iOnrueE.
, 1870-07-12

Beas, etc., hut also tha innocence snd putt OF ID
M&fedtGnA .r.. ~. = ...-
br, GouEsud1 Oriental Cream has not been hef'
aided by inflated advertisements, Is it the q
ture OF pad-for puns; 1t stands on lis merg alont
and with intelligent II sRou9ht after In
preference to the host Of chesp and vie prepaf1-
lions flooding the market
Dr.. Gou1a1d Is daily IN receipts Of drugRtsta' or
defs from distant parts relating that lady resi-
dents In their localities and especially ladies' Tav
recommendedit 1t from one to another, impiorlng
said druggists to order come from Dr. g., and
which they are ultimately OBLIGED to do.
II ls well -estabushed fact that the cupIdity OF
msuy druggists prnmpts them TO recommend an
article 70 iaiies not iFom tls Intrinsic good quail
Ties but from the larger pronts to be made on Its
latx-e ss many merchants allow, nor does he In
tend they shall be- A truly valuable cosmetic,
iadies win have It even II obliged to otder tt direct
from D.. g.. at his only depot In New Tork, IS
Bond 81 eet, New York.
, 1870-07-12
Recorders Court.

Aecordef's Gourt.
ARRANGEMENT.
YESTERDAY the parties confined In tail under in
lictmcnts found by the last grand jury were put
to the bar to plead. Forty parties had true
were Ia jail. These were brought mp. One OF them
had four Indictments against MIN, TWO were under
three bills. and like number were called to plead
to two indictments Those who did plead arc on
ball. Those who pleaded guilty wers lealt with as
follows:
THIRTY nAYs
P. J. Harrington pleaded guilty OF the larceny of
q palr Of pants, the property OF Jacob Lcubon and
Jacob Ross. These pants which he tuok hung at
the door OF the place of business Of thc prusGcu-
torF- He took them two weeks ago yesterday. md
had ever since been II jail Thirty days county
, 1870-07-12

T OST-yE41ERDAT, black SILK SACQGE.
IL cast Of Stateet and h.tw11n Ess3ltsenth md
TwtI tpl-th. Anyone ming tie faf to the OWL
er. at 5a saaIaaa-Av. will t~ riuls rxwa1.sa.
T Osr-A RED COW. WITH WHITE SUITS
II The ander viii te sr.tnhly rcwaSE3 pJ reruruiox
her 10 ala pirisionst.
CTAAYkp-JULY 4-FRON NEAR CLARk'S
Pant asEe dark tAS mar. atas s,voIIen i hind
~ will be Abe1nlly e-ss arlal-
STRATFD OR sTOLES-EROA LOT CJRSEi..
d Athnndsy sad Monroe 4 whit, a,fs sr, ~ 31 he1
being lrtufnrd r t1y house. na<xaesst eofper 13e
1t. and AshIantSAv.
CTRAYED-FRON 1AK PREMISES oT
. WISELOW, North Ct11k5t, e1ro1n|e "r9I4
Grove, one Slack and uh1e cor. Year, Old "A ss~asa
will be 4t1&u for Its return.
, 1870-07-12
! Y. Ross, Lewiston; clartF. Warden. Greeusburp
Hs;aM T. Gn7lles = y P1att, 3 F. Plat, ". M Piast

e: Gn4iies y. Platt1 B r. Fiat, ", M Piatt
SHERMAN AouHG
among ne arrivals at the Sherman House. ses.
tcldaS, were the following: Maior Trsr[
Ea1rsa Eaward s no'aeu ne and v " fylef1 u. a.
Gna'es t,nai 1snai5s ~ n5akss n: 4 Loefnan, Mon.
8eachs s,SaaI Snn Frane!sso: J. Y Hoyt, Springfield
neld: VIM J, Benners Philadelphia; JOIN Il. LIZ.
PeoEln; D. I. Bartlett, Baltimore. W. e'es'
BRIGGS HOUSE
among the arrivals At the Briggs House, yester.
T,as Judge A. n. HentngtoD, Geneva: 4tis Dta. !.
ana Z. salmon, New York; General j, French
Bristol; F: v. Hilton, Boston; II. e. Reynolds
L; !L;eTlsfon: Colonel J. A. Leland, Rockford. Han
y. r: Adams, st. Louis; General c. Appleton.
... 1RENOST HOUSE,
among the arrivals ut the fremont House. yes
Ierday, were the following: Professor Deniamin
pIerce @ and son. F. Il. North, and Henry Mitchell.
En!ted Sfates coast Survey General c. a. Fry, i.
s. 4; Hon. ]. ". Patterson, Washington: Captair,
L T. Hunt, .. S. A.; Captain D. P. Dobblns Buf.
San Francisco, "~i7
, 1870-07-12

10 pave the whole distance between irous it ais
70 'ns n 1qn1d @ ss 81 the re company as purchase
Neaver and Halsted streets, and now ofr,
70 surrender up the right to occup
int atehne 1Se oetTeen those
material advautaEe both to the public and to th
oMne5s o. property ndtacent and that It should
eonsiaefsd ss e IN the settlement now proposed
| t1e improvement Is now delayed On account G
LHe failure to collect what Is due from tie raj
road company. and the board request that thc]
hano - fTsy Fece.ye %meda.e attention
their careful consideration, and, for The reason
named, recommend its acceptance.
- bnoulo ne stated also that all proceedings na
advice OF the tounsel for the corporation. an
mat It = understood that the proposed seiticmen
regarded r,s oy him as an equitable one.
An ordinance accompanied the report settin
out me pEoposit1on OF the railway company in
| preamble, and then providing that the nr,postfo
oa,ta 81 tne Cnieago Alton Railroad Company be &c
feet until $4,000 be paid, and suit Of one Jessnr
now pending, be disn,ssed. ~.7af
] 1ne ordnance was passed.
| :. AID Powell GEORGE moved to re.nnssdc
TIE passage OF the ordinance ordering inc e9ectio
Of lamp posts ''@e' >1'o ~ sS'''
1t was passed
WIDENING VERNON AVENUE
| an assessment roll WAS presented for the widen
mg OF vernon avenue. from Waubausia avenue i
5gan avenue, 70 width Of sixty-six feet togethe
1ei1ed 70 the Committee on Local Assessments
elleys II BIoef r. Ashands esecona a Additlon o. t
| NEW scTnnI. In1sn
Ihe board Of Education sent In q communities
non advising the Council OF resolution passed b!
Boari Of pnp,ic MntHa @ - non1c ,s 10 aata2fize III
4 uo1 oi q building on Morgan street, between Fri,
aha fGulth Street, IN The Washington School Dis
uGl4 u accorlance with plans and specification,
| submitted by McSsrz. Bgel0W l. Bartlett and b
! enLef lnto contract for It's erection.
- s1p'sr. 14e IoInI'ee r.41o. onScnoola
The Bnar,, of po,ica asEad siAliVSs ~
erect s1siaon concr Of arHeps ~ =
BHdEets Bds 11ee'' LII 'De S'c'n'1s OF North AVsnu'
| II Taa rets,ros ~ +ho f.o,,,,,,,.,.
was 1e'e'ieo ~ uscf w Gomm1tee I'M on POLICE
The noap, ~ .,oStca nMShs ss1t noIs, r. -, <o,,.
muntcs1ion. "a fonce seat LII 1ne 'oilo"1n9 CON
7he Board Of PolIee would 1spcrttuy ak rou, bon
the neeeesa et d be taken 70 cHect ths purcsse ii
suitable lot for he Fre Dclartment, provided for In
f@s %p s ailas y The fiscal
der, n the vicinity of Desplaines ma Van BarSn
ssTests
ss ssasF the Vicinity Of State and
MaGsann tset M 9 E,Gnhy q MsseIn avcnuc and
and Douriss nse .rJ IN X. rei01k SS0vs sEfane
Twas referred to the Committee on Police.
A, xou 1hs ofrAL PLATFORM
os1 ha the es ss
Ws Se e e. esep e ees sa
onsl. -. ~'''' -
AID. Hahn moved tho passage OF the ordt-
nance.
to erect the platform outside the ciy limits.
AID. McGot1er moved that hi. nmouut be
changed frum 315, 900 to $4,000 year.
The last amendment was ruled o1t OF order. sud
she nrst amendment Tas paaseI. ~ ''~e'' @At'
Aid McCo.ter moved 70 strike out SIS, 900 year
and insert $500.
, 1870-07-12
Sale Of Thoroughbred Stock.

Elsewhere In to-day'a issue will be found an ad-
Eerusement Of a great sale Of thoroughbred and
trotr1ne stock, together with head OF Alderney
cattle. which takes place At DoIe's farm, Crystal
IaSe. Meuenry county, on Thursday, July q. The
stocf viii be on exhibition on Wednesday, and ne
sale wlu begin at 10 a N. on the iouoWlae oay%
KInelsy will be on hand VIII feuesaMto.9A
, 1870-07-12
HOTEL PERSONALS.

Among the arrivals at the St James Hotel,
yesterday, were the following: Geo, L. Cunning
ham, Hartford; J. c. Billings John G Giiiett, St.
". Rawles, LIMA J. n. Baggs, Lafayette; Il,
Rawson. Princeton; E. L. Armstrong, Ottawn; J.
E. Walker. Warsaw: Joaeph DILLON, Atwood; L.
, 1870-07-12
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.


A Case for Charity
We hG4e received from AntonIa TaioH, resIdllt
at No. 6 Erie Eneet, 8 communication asking tha
something may be done for her. For couple d
Jears, alded BY her daughter ghe has succeeded IL
taking care Gs and educating her nre otherchlldrcn
Not long ago, however, her eldest child was Sc
rerelr injured by the explosion OF some kerosene,
and Is at present In the hospital and thus nuable
to contribute coward the maintenance Of her
family. Mrs- ya3ois L. a wous4n who has uuder-
gone much, but h1a been able TO provide for her
could drive her y nsE for atd- The case Is one
deserving relief which the charitable Mul surely
give. 7 -.
, 1870-07-12

-------- TIE C6uFt HOtHE.
The Jul1ding Commltsee of tho Board Of Super
Tlsors met and decided nTon laying the b!ru1ulu-
GUS pavement iu the Court House square, bin
Of se11.ts, for plumbing, WIS allowed Johu
unghes 4 Son. Mr. Middleton, Superintendent OF
the work on the east wing, Was Instructed to put
new door under the main entrance leading to Ihe
outside door. The committee. adjourned to next
Monday. .'