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VICES
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870.

THE First Eiision of One Hundred and
Twenty Thousand copies of vick's illustrated
Catalogue Of Seeds and Floral Guide, is pub.
lished aud ready to send out. 1t is elegantly
printed on fine tinted paper, with about 200
fine wood Engrayings Of Flowers ana Veget-
ables, and q beautiful Colored Plate-consis,.
ing of seven varieties OF phlox Drummundii,
making fine
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1t is the most beautiful, as we'll as the most
instructive Floral Fuide published, giving
PLAIN and thorough directions for the
CULTURE OF FLOWERS and VEG ETABLES.
The Floral Guide is published for the ben
eft of my customers to whom it is sent free
without application, but will be forwarded to
all who apply by mail, for Ten Cents, which
is not half the cost. Address.
JAMES WICK,
All Rochester, N. Y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-01-13

Dr. Sanford w. Huff retlrcs from
The editorial chair of the Iowa City
Tribune.
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acknowledgements.

A late number of the State Register
cbhlainel a list Of the Members Of the
Legislature, together with the address:
place where from, time in Iowa, age,
religious belief, occupation, social con-
t',tion. height and weight, contributed
by Hon. Ed Wright, Secretary OF
State. From tbs list We have com
piled the folio wing, which may inter
est somebody.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-01-13

t4"ENature, together Win inc attress
place where from, time in Iowa, age
religious belief, occupation, social con.
s',tion. height and weight, contributed
by Hon. Ed Wright, Secretary Of
State. From tbs list We have com
piled the folio wing, which may inter
est somebody.
OCCUPATION.
SsnSts.-Bankers, 8; Coal Operator
ii Editor, l; Farmers, 16; Lawyers
JIG; Merchants, 6; Physicians, .; Real
Estate Dealers, I; no rpor: from .
Hoasc-Banker, l; Blacksmith. /;
Contractor and Builder, l; Dealer In
Agri. Implements, l; Dealer in Lum
Der, l; Dealer in Produce, 1; Droyer
/; Druggist, 1; Editors, 8; Farmers,
RS; General Business, l; Lawyers, q;
Mechanics, 8; Merchants, 10; Nursery
men, l; Physicians, 4; Student, /; no
report from 3.
WHERE BONN
Sends.-Connccticut, 4, France, !;
Illinois, l; Indiana, 4; ireland. 4; Maine,
6; Maryland, /; Massachusetts, /; New
York, Z; Ohio, II; Pennsylvania, I;
Schleswig Holstein, /; Tennessee, /;
Vermont, l; no report from ..
Nouss.-Bavaria, =; Canada, ]; Ger.
many, Q; Illinois, 9; Indiana s; Iowa,
9; Ireland, 8; Kentucky. 3; Maine, s;
.Iiss,ssippi, /; New Hampshire, .;
New Jersey, ]; New York, 10; Nor.
sway. ]; Ohio. II; Pennsylvania, H.;
Scotland, A; Vermont, i Virginia, 3;
no report from 5.
RELIGIOUS OPINIONS.
Ssasse. : Baptist, 4; Christians, .;
Congregations, 4; Episcopaliars, 2;
Liberals, II; Lutherans, I; Me.holists,
6; Orthodox, Q; Prcsoyterians, 10;
Qnakcrs, !; Roman Catholics, l: Uni.
versalists, i; no report from 5.
Hoase.-Baptist, 10; Christians, I;
Congregations, 5; Lpiscopalians, s;
Liberals, Is; Menonites, |; Metholis,s,
l6; Orthodox, .; Positive, 1; Presby-
tcrians, IA; Protestants, .; Roman
Catholics, 8; Spiritualists, 2; Univer-
salists, 6; no report from 13,
soc1AL CONDITION.
Sena.s.-Married, As; no report
from 9
Honse.-Married, 81. Single, II;
Widowers. !; No report from 3.
. AGE.
Senate.-Oldest Member is &C years
old; youngest, Is; united ages, (only
48 reporting.) 2:0l7; average age, AZ.
-H0uss.-Oldcst, &c; youngest. "a;
united ages, (only So reporting J
!" 9o6i average age, Az.
1qA1 a.as:ls.Neav,sss l Member weighs
2c2 pounds; iightest, 1874.
.noase.-lIeayiest, 2S5; lightcst, rs.
Our Members arc reported as tol.
lows:
-a;& art, Joseph, Vin.on Denton
lama county; farmer; born
lns Pennsylvania; married; Orthodox;
~ years In Iowa. 40 years old, " Q CHS
IssGllson, James, Buckingham, lama
y Snty; farmer; born in Scotland;
married; United Presbyterian; Ii
years in Iowa. "a years old weighs
275 pounds.
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PROPOSALS.
Improvement ftbe Illinois. River.
h0T!cETo CONTRACTORS.

ktoknk. Iowa. Ss7e- I. iTo-
the Gni,:i States Eneneer: G4Nes ~ q Main ssr.s
az Il ossesef: isS ier satiak shs s.1r, III md co..
.etis da1ns and rpsapa oF TIC Improvement Vi tho
Tho amount If drrd<tn<i is est,nn ated .,us e,t4c
fs's:+'' Es:s cF*A Landing and 's n'''ss OF ''F ''''
f. four @ fse: au4 5Le haul will be zui oareshts
E1eavatei n,atstiai unst he depositad It tueh p.s
I'D y .gsh fo1 p. - the snsnr r f. e.sks aJ d,t
srss ease as,s seae: '1s ass
is!l:l5c cnb4e sa1r1s.
pe afs & Z Is nj
f. = sss,4; e:
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tertal f11nlsaed and paaaed in Ffeus, or bEnh roi
Bid! must he accompanied BY satisfactory -vi!:ner
III s t. se I'd m e sefsn a i
toxcd 1ef she eo,nE,t.isn = .hs g. stast
i. Ga: II " ''' INV '''
Ten PEI sent wiz Y rss.ine.i sfon1 III m'ntls :e
# f1sa & sese set'!fi ::ssss
Eseh bia snrt eonsaIn w7ittca printed eaar,nsy.
sa. = III a. sr. a e. :. tho un s.4
Ell Il i xTsn = KsS T. fn4 neM. Il T
IL time previous to The irttir<.
ia @ I'll 9a g se ass L
The fun amount Of the appropriation. II the e'o'E.
The work mist he completed y LIZ tat day OF ute-
Cspiss .. spteaeatHA4 = .oa blank form. as' p5op'*,
.Ssa'd r sd; :; to .s Sadsss !:
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, 1870-09-08
Supplies for Indians

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serts.ni*t ss:o. ~ she ia!iosiss esnra .:tsd.
.soae @ c!sT r c!tst: chsvsaae. snd Graad Riscr Hss
#: + s:tSe S!;5:s;s y: axp cHRr
l.oaaa pounds. krut' wtif.s of tert cattle VI sas
~ p'aRaa4.f R4fas Il s'ssH sls1s ;!ss Acrscv
''slrsa H1"na'. s'0's weight Of bttf cattle Oh sh'
'.o 'sfRt4i & Hatfs aRsf flst:i Nj Aekse4
:'oo4Se pounds s'o'* ~etsh; Of bets cattle. 'a th=
geGV penns. Of bacon, e.:ar sides:
.te1s "a sod I sssSy = MI. sna s:efse i ~
Sss bs ~ Ell
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aE,:s fiji ssrs I'd ss T H. s' s.e. sa.as =. a..
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h+r utx md . + tabect I" Io.pcetnn By an asot Il
F.sss: !; E III E !ss.i.:s % tss tss a.'tr, IF all *
The underslsns the right to tncsrasc ot 1T
ra!tsh fhe auantit Of each IT tive articles which
NC contractor rnntfARtoI9 TO FURNISH pto i<-1
that the inctr.se in shA t11eest twentJare
Isl Fer rent
Pay1ents 7u he made At this ot,iee ptrs~n+a+i4u
Of re<kpt from the A<enss to whom the HnrtlA
are delivered
{; IL En-. II :'tss .ss1s fss9 s
] pound, net
Eacii copy eae .prnraaa muss have cory II tai1
advertisement of slip Ut uswErspe11 pasted 1t tt
| head.
| No lid uin le considered unl~s .cromrenird - =
wEtEn kua1anite of tEn fesr3ntite parties tn": sEa
he1e) the en@et that. the bid IL tcerped. thE III
der vii Immediately enter Int, written con:rss ia
sccord4nee thefc.!ih. and as they will t~c"as ra7t
| ties on hEs bond . .
Tlr IL rce~tvei to rr;crs ans or al pro7o.. il
such enEsc ehouid be dre med ttE the iate:tats d u:
| xpv cfur1s1E :.
Fach bidder must designate hi Pia-. of h1t!3'+a
where commurfe4 tfnns fenf to him viii be rretTcd
tho came he entered in hif Contract. taoh "u- b<
awAr4fd 10 him -.
| FIfS4AAs sbetlA f- encI.Aed in ~nsefriAe. ~6
dsrr+ed 10 Tho undeselsn-d+aud endorsed. Prop.sd'
| for Snrplirs fos ludtansL"
Riddtrs an invited to hs present At the o2tnsn8 .
| bid. E. $. PARKER.
| Commissioner
, 1870-09-08
OHIO.
Dedication OF tho Wooster Enivcr-


Dedication OF tho Wooster Eniycr-
stty.
seecsel Despatch to Tbs GhIcaeo Tribune
WOOSTER, o., Sept. 7.-The dedication OF the
Wooster University took place to-day with tu,-
prcsRlvc ceremonies In Cniyersty eTuye. Thou.
% paIss Of tic ssa.e and Country. Tke eTsa1 .na I'D
iaudable object that brought them together
canecd the proceedings 10 be Of the moSt inter-
s79p9 81 e4pts;.ea: M 1nyocstIos Fe1 al a,on pm
It Pittsburgh :: Anstc-" All Hail the Power
II Jesusr Name hy The Wooster AcAdcmy ot Mt
sic reading OF the 9th psalm, BY Ker. Bacon, Of
Toledo historical statement Of ne University, bs
Rev. John Robinson: prayer of dedication, Rev.
]. A. Ned, Of Springfield III. dedication anthem.
ccmroaed for the occasion, b. Professor ". c.
Webster: oath Of ONCE administered 10 the
President Of the University, Rev. Wins Lofd, p.
b., ty Rer. John Robinson. F!ee President Of the
Board; charter and Keys Of the University. de1ty
ered to the President By John H. k2nGe, 8q.+
sJ Rev. WINS Lord, m Prest.en.. which wss learned,
eloquent ana profound. This VIA fonoEed ~ the
anthem, "Let us with toyful mind AZ the
conclusion Of the anthem the Hpn- John sher-
| dressed tie assembhee IN an able and appropriate
| manner. The exercises were concluded hy
prayer. By Rev. A. 7. Fu11e1ton; singing OF the
tio1ology, :. P1aisc God 1rpm whom ~ blessings
| now,- - 6I Ill present. and beuediction By She
| President Of the University.
female students. 1ltaoogh established y, and
! Is open 10 ii denomtnaiion2 his institute Of
learning. though not completed. = pronounced
one Of the foett IN Ohio II not In the West, being
ioeased vita .pend!d building m ~ e3fsnMst
Ial portions Of the state, hartns for tts facnlt.
scholars Of eminent learning, and iss a1aiis eon
trolted By men Of acknowledged business capa
city, in whose hands are abundant means to max
the wooster University an honor to ita fo1edcrs
| and worthy Of State pride.
, 1870-09-08
OFFICE OF TIE CLERK OF THE C0ENTY
CART NF F{1NE FOTFTT.

Ii tost harry In teudes{ux her gratitude and best
wishes Ia he nplqYrcs OF thE Rrerrtt House for their
srescue e3rrrfaon Of good will closing her tahors
, 1870-09-08

HAVANA, Sept. 7.-Colonel Acasta reporrs the
Lii,ux Of forty insurgents In the Cannaa re-
EioD. -.......
General Caro- Is reported 10 have surrendered IN
form. . ..... ...
There Il much hunger and misery among the
insmKe0t8-
, 1870-09-08

BaCssE1s. Sept IS p. m.-The neutral poxesa
are set unadytsed Of any effort tur mediation not
ulshstand1ng the report thai EIgtand has made
ept.eauea to that effect
, 1870-09-08

VIENNA, Sep. ,.-ltis asserted that the arces.
ston Of Axss11a 70 the neural league Is qualified
py the condition that mediation Ii prohibited.
, 1870-09-08

wux1xG1ox, Sept. 7.-At the city election held
here yesterday, the whole Democratic ticket Mas
elected, William Bright. for President Of sae Gk5
Council, receiving OVER go majority Ihe pe-
moclRcF carry dve warts ont Of nipe- MUCH IN
tetest Was manifested, - wAs the dtst election
held nnutr the Fifteenth Amendment.
, 1870-09-08

H. j. and the Tennessee Governor.
ship.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 7.-Antfsew johnson
Ia a. present On q visit TO Nashville, and will
prq,Hl.,ly remain Until after :he meeting Of tie
State Convention, next week, called 10 nominate
4 conservative candidate for Governor.
, 1870-09-08
ITALY.

ROME, Sept THE proclamation Of the french
Rcpubuc cA1ses the most profound sensation
here, The a1rcs1s made by Hhr authorities which
were Numerous before this esrnt. have no" b.
come iunumerable. Hundreds have been in
pr1aoned On charge Of conspiracy.
BzCssEsy Sept LIN consequence OF me
-Fyruch evacuation OF Rome, Italy. lefoSes tne
call for third class Of reserTe2
Especial ts tho kew Ycsk T1ibuut1
LoSpoN. Sept. "a specih despatch fton me
7tiasts~'s correspondent II E1ossncet sept ,,
! se7: - 1-p0&Aton from Ge+ 10 ths &f7.stsE
, 1870-09-08

aAeAnJ announced here That he viii require !eai-
ing capitalists to gaarAntee SUN of three thou
aaod 12il1ion f1anca. Among the names cited arc
the Rothseh1ds, Rouland, GailleFa, and other |
banfe1s, ind tho Pres1denth Of great EsuTay and
other companies Of France
1ne city Is rery quiet Singing in tue streets is
entirely stopped, and, II the enemy dEaws nearer
tie people .eTlnce quiet but DIM determination
to light
PARIS, Sept. ..--onlcers OF the GaEde Mobile are
resigninE. The corp. Of General Winery which
arrived yesterday, Is nutinouA. They say the
forced match nas useless u y1eT Of The treason
At Sedan.,
Everything Is qulss The provisioning Of Tic
city Es nearly completed There Is strong move
ment In favor OF giving General ctuserer COIL
Nand OF tho National Guard, but he seems tu-
c1lued not to accept. He W2nts the organization
Of the volunteers or nothing.
Keratfy Is exceedingly uGropn1ar-
LONDON, Sept 1.-The Manchester E1amtnT
learns that 2s7 ,o00 meu arc available fohthe 'fc-
fence Of Pat1s.
The rioters OF the Boulevard yileste, sentenced
to death and imprisonment. have been released
The correspondent OF the Guardian 1t Luxem-
burg states that the garrison Of Metz u starring,
1nd beef there Is two dollars per potnd. -
AZ the Corrs D!plomattque leave Paris IN case OF
siege, the government will place representa-
tsTes in the town they select as realdence.
The avenucs ot7hc Grand Armee and Del lu1-
perat,1ce, and the Bos de Boniogne. are all vast
/ camp filed with aoldie%a.
Journals notice the oEier Of tue Ktrg OF Prussia
to the troops to take with them al the ablebodled
| men tn the Departments theJ pass through.
4 large force Of cavalry which escaped from
Sedan reached Paris this morning.
General cluse1es t. here antl proposes to foF1oa
| corps Of snarpshooterA
~ clntette, the Rapptrs correspondent with
, 1870-09-08

vrRA11IoN. Sept. This morning at 4
O'Clock, TIC dry goods store Of 0sy!nrd Merrill
was ,llscoye cred to be On IRE, which soou CON-
muntcated to tic grocery. .sto1e OF J. II King:
Both were entirely eon=utnea, Gaylord Mernl
saving nothing, and King saving abont half bis
stock. The Masons' lodge WIS over Gaylord 4
Aee1tlls store, who lost everything. Their loss
il about SIS, ,d0o: : tnsuranee. $2as: Kings fosa,
c00o; insurance, &, 500. AasouB' foss $500; III
sutAnce, $40.
, 1870-09-08

BANGOR, Me-, Sept. ,.Aon Monday afternoon
Geor1e TlR1ue fireman Of the steamer Fa1!4 q
sle WaFe, On Mooxeltad Lafe. End EtK7.d Fos-
tsr, gE.ee, Etrt Wrestling rtaf 60 o3K e1 tae
, 1870-09-08
Proposals for Lightning 6 Rods

SE4LRD PROPOSALS will be received by III, Com
rnttet on Poor Home sad Panprfs for puttiak rop1
uxhtndnk rode upon the new 1nsahs Aeyium Huidinss
sud rmoke ataek, aitr1tsd tic CouItr Farm. oear
Jees-on The 7.tce PR foot for all rods pm. up 10 n
eude the paints. Pruposas to he Eecstd 1t the ose'
of l. B. Di1oo. Architect Is Pcplsad Flock OF oE H.
fore tie 9Th dsv ef September, Il or!7ek L n 7as
Committee fv .<1ve the right reject or al hds
Br ort.1 II tie Committee
MARX j. CLINTON. Ssy.
, 1870-09-08
Southern Commercial Conyenxtsn-
Railroad Item.

MANSFIELD, Ohio, Sept. s.-At a meeting Of the
Board Of Tzade tonight, u D. Ha1ter, ESQ. WIS
appointed delegate to the Southern Commercial
Convention, to be held In Cincinnati. October It'll
TIE committee on subscription 70 the Mans
neld, Coldwater Lake Michigan Railroad. To-
ported tnxt $1e3,eo subscription had been sab-
sc1tted. Altar considerable dtscuNton, It Eas
determined to hold m adjourned meeting On Fri
dAy e;cning next, and that that evening and the
next day should be devoted to the finishing up Of
the remaining 81, co., The feeling IN re9afd to
the uatscI WIS earnest And enthusiastic.
, 1870-09-08
ms may he shot down on the SPOT"
PRUSSIA.
:KIN. Sept. THE Russian 9oyesnn
It to- propose a eouR1e&s Of HYeat p



NEW iQRK. Sept, T.-The special correspond |
enk Of the 7+iouHt, at St Petersburg, under date
Of September I, writes:
sThe GpIos has publlAhed several articles on
neutrality aud the relations Of Russia In regard
to P1ussx and toRArd consolidated Germany.
In these 1t atated that neutrality does not mean
lnActon; that nation should zee What III inter-
ests are, and be prepared to unalatatn them, and
that the postuon Il Russia ts different frun that
Of other neutzat powers. A strong Germany does
not necessarily Affect Russia, but 1t would Affect
her If the treaty Of Paris remains in force. In
that case, while other powet1 have found new
routes, Russia, with the Black Sea uudeftnded by
neet or fossress, would be At the mercy Of Ger
many and England. No new war need be en-
tered into, but when the present il over, Ruasia
must demand changes. and have her nAtuI8l
rights respected. TIE article Of yesterday con-
ciudes bI saying that RnsstA ought to preserve
her neutrality. while her interests untouched,
but they will be affected In the coming congress
at the conclusion Of peace, II the treaty Of Paris
remains unaltescd. Russia has not numbered a
fot&iblc unidcason OF Germany, nor does SHE
deem It In turn necessary to accomplish the
unIfy OF the sayonic races, but she has right to
demaaetha her position In regard to the Black
Sea and the Danube shalt be improved she
hopes that her legitimate demand Will be respect
ed IN the Enropeaa cnnRress which Will probably
follow the present war.
1.-THE Golos, Of the 1st INT. calls attention to
tho service Russia has rendered Prussia by un-
armed neutrality, thus enabling Prussia to leave
| hcneastean frontier 1nguarded.
"In an article on the military strength OF the
empire the t;olo4 declares that the country Is per-
fect1y prepared for war. I am informed on good
authority that the government Gao put :oo,ooo
| men IN the nell completely equipped. One hnn-
dred more Calling guns bare been ordered from
America, making sto altogether, ami there arc
, 1870-09-08

ed. u nAL 0e4&l0ck1pl C08ub4. Inc ave-
MUGS were allied a. II hurricane
iIc buildings were partially destroyed Streets
were strtHn With dead and dying, nnd magnln-
cent houses IN ruins. One shell hurstla school
fcr children. and ssyen little girls were instantly
killed. The subu.bs suffered fea1fo.ly, and the
inhabitants Of whole parishes ned, Iosnx eyery-'
thing. 10 prevent the recurrence Of dlsorie.s
which occurred, the following order WIS issued
By the Commanding General:
"In the Buildings deserted by the inhabitants
disorders Of the most rufnanly character have
Cured, which cannot fall to reflect REavely On
the discipline aud honor Of the trnopA It s.sex-
pected that officers will take the most energetic
measures to prevent any recurrence OF tue s1me.
Thsy viii have the localities strictly watched, and
permit no one to enter, still {ess pluuder- He
slstance to this order will be encountered with
measures OF the utmost severity, and such brutal
HUMANS may he shot down On the SPOT"
PRUSSIA. j..
BEK1lN, Sept. THE Russian Government Il
about to- propose q con&ress Of great powers.
Prussia viii certainly dtcllue.
BBCssxla, Sept 7.-The undergraduates Gsi3e SAYS;
"The Empress Eugente Ia the guest Of the Hoos.
zen family, at the chatesu Of Aeazne, nea1 B1us
sels.~
LoSpoS, Sept. THE cities Of the South Ger:
man ssates, including Car}sruhe. Nasenee. stutt
Kat71t, mud Munich, have peti,ioned for annexA
ton 10 North Germany.
Lospox, Sept. 1.-THE German states, 1t TIL
demand Of Prussia, undertake to provide To-
$4,000 French prisoners, At the rate OF one Il
csefy $40 Of the population.
DIR1iN, Sept. T., evening. cor7e
I spondence Rays great events nAy be expecse1
whose consequences will De Of the highest nc
mcur. The revolution At Paris renders meaiatio
, 1870-09-08
WISCONSIN,

LnyinE OF tho Corucr-Stono OF q
New Court Houac at e'milWnukcc-
Obituary.
' Special Despatch u The Chicago Tribune.
AnwACK1E, Sept THE cornerstone Of the
new Coun House Was lnid to-day, being the CON-
mencement Of The main building. large pro-
cesaton sofgpt.. at o'clock this morning, com-
posed Of Knights Temriar. and all the different
Masonic Lodges Ut the city, together wttu the Ore
department, military, and ctu1tua. -Four bands
Of mQMc enfytnet the Occasion. After the usual
ralsue. they assembled at the Court House q. II
to-k pl1ee. Hon. E. G. Ryan, Of Democratic fame,
made a nns add1ess, u'ludla4 With great feryeucJ
to $olo11on duncan, Who donated the present
beAutifQ1 atte to the etty TOR Court uousa puF-
poses when Nllwaukec wRs In her sx2ddling
clo,hea, md noN she has grown into . beautiful
city, and CAT OF her garments, tal5 elegant and
COSY structure Will 1}c lit monument to A1e mem-
orr OF the old pioneer.
b. B. Jones, ship-butlder, died this morning,
and win be buried On FE1da! morning. He WIS
aftxtk ed With heart disease On SUNDAY lsSk
, 1870-09-08

CINCINNATI, Sept 1.-Mla. AsIJ Cla1e. residing
On c1u&s street, thoughtesslJ lett coal oil can
On the ssoye. last evening. when she built The
nre. After some time elapetd she endea!ured "a
remove It, but gas had been generated ~ tae
heated stoye. and the contents cxploded. 10
buIplQR Mrs. CLARK thai she has e1nce d3ed.
, 1870-09-08

The Marriage OF Ole EI0ll-$snte SH-
PFetnc Court
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tfih1na.
AlDIBos, Sept s.-oIa Bull, the renowned NO
hnist, who wa4 married to Miss Sarah Thorpe,
da1shtef Vi Senator Thorpe. At lds beautiful real
denes II Norway, the lat OF June, arrived here
1sss evening with his BRIDE and ht1 mother. TheT
were Welcomed IT the Iekldeune OF Senator
Thorpe By it1ge number Of friends. when the
mxr1tGgr cc1enunJ Was again performed, tho Of
| dclAuag clergyman being Rev. CHARLES z. Rich.
aids, Of the Congregational Church. Ole Bull
/ has purchased m elegant residence tn New fosk
I where he Will soon take nls young bride to spend
| the Ftlttef. e..
The Supreme Conr1 adjourned from yesterday Il
| Friday. Wneu Arguments Will he heart