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Using Washed Revenue Stamps.
SUPREME c0uaI.

Louisiana Divorce suit-A Trip 20 Europc
and Its COnseauences-Mr. Hunt Gets a
Divorce and DIarries Again-IIis First wife
slightly Objects and Hunts Him Up.
sarah y. Hunt Us. WfHiam ~. EunG This
lYorce suit came up yesterday before Judge Bar.
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COMMISSION Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Sept. 25, 1871.
The following is the calendar OF the Commission
OF Appeals for Tuesday:-Nos. 213 214, 2l5 2ls. 2l7
24o, 81, 225, 134, 16l l15, 1876, 20e 2lo ana 30
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YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. O., Sent. 25 1871.
There were five deaths from yellow fever during
the last tweDty-four hours.
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COURT CAlENDAaS-THiS 0ly

SUPREME CoURT-CUAMBERs-Le by Judge Bar
nard.-Nos 13l. 1872, 1873, l34 1856.
MARINE CoURT-Part 3-Held by Judge Joachim.
sen.-Eos. 743S, 7439, 7440, Koeber VS.. Rowan.
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SUPERIOR C0URT-SpsClAL TERM.
Decisions.
BY Judge Jones,

BY Judge Jones.
Joseph p. Ne,riu u.s. Florence A. Merr'iu.-Leave
to reargue granted for Ses tember 2s. at twelve
M. See opinion.
Roger f. Martin ana sCie Us. James Martin, ct
al.-See decision.
BY Judge McCunn.
James r. wilson u.s. Samuel Belden Jr.-Order
granted.
The Lippfan Silre,'plate ana Engrart,J Company
Us. Thomas LtppfQN et dL-Order granted.
Jacob Harris u.s. Simon GrO0OUStv.-Order
granted.
Isaiah Kevser, Receiver, cs Richard G. DurEin.-
Order granted
Joh,. O'Mahony Us. August Belmont.-Moton dis
missed
Sarah n. COFFEE Us. Joseph E. Co1ee.-Order OF
reference
Isabel L. Sp7d0nte vS. Joseph f. Sordgue.-Report
or referee confirmed and judgment OF divorce
granted.
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B1OlylYh COURT CALEpOsH.

JTR CITY Court OF BR0oKLYN.-Part Nos 233
l3, 5S 90, 81, 81, %, ~ l03, ll6, u.s. 10 1871 l3s
l4S. 1855 go, 24o, 259, l5l, 26I. Part 2.-Crimina
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SAILED.


Steamships Nina Thomas for Sydney, CB; City of Meriaa
Wind at W, light
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nard, in the Supreme Court Chambers, on motion
TO continue an injunction granted on the 18th Of
July last restraining the defendant from sell mo
certain lands in Columbia county, OF this state
pending the decision IN this suit And wis nre
sented in support of the motion state at The mar
ties TO the suit belong TO Louisiana, and wera mar.
red IN 1885, Until the latter part ISGs thew lived
together happily, but about tDa' time the defendant
o ae the
divorce AT ilrst she we unwilling, but the iii.
treatment received at n' hands and believing that
become soltenea sh q was induced to 20 away from
Foe E11N ana ns selt country altogether going 70
receVed Paris and NV whf n, IN 'has astn Sy
her her to-, 70 sub init to divorce without driv,
nrSceadi. ing aim co the publicity Of trial Divorce
PIoceeui Ags were soon afterwards commenced by
nun N, Louisiana before the Fifth District Court.
SnS Aowever refused to appear In this action and
Sanding this. judgment OF divorce was granted
Against her. This took place IN June Of last year,
woman, with whom he has lived In this city. The d.
vOrce obtained Mrs. HUNT claims Is not valid and
that her husbands living with the other woman is
On Behalf of the defendant counter afldavIts
has from the daEe Of her marriage given way to NJ
temper and has exhibited very fretfu disposition
All the statements OF the plainuf relating to H.
treatment on defendants part and as to the obtain
ing of divorce by fraud are denied, and defendant
says that the severity ana ill-treatment charged
upon him consisted In his refusing TO listen to her
scolding as he Immediately vacated the premises
whenever she commenced lie did not propose
separation. nor ala he endeavor to get
posed it, and in consequence OF her leaving the
country he brought the SUIT for divorce and pursued
vorce laws The trial he claims to be legal. and he
brings an anidavit from the Judge who granted the
divorce to corroborate his statements. He was
legally married 10 his present wife In May OF this
year at New Orleans. The plaintiff, he says, has
property In this city worth 0,000 while his own
income is barely sufficient TO provide bread for his
children.
good deal Of argument was had by counsel on
both sides, after which the Court took the papers,
reservng It's decision
Decision.
IN the Dirorce suit Of Adetphta S. DurJee rs.
charles Du'.ee.-Witnesses examined In open court
Judgment Of divorce granted.
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DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08
Thrilling Correspondence.
L Il TIER FI ON DOOLOOTIH.
b Il + a X w A Il + X st @ LEN
FOSTER ON RIOTS.
DoOLOO1H. JoOlY 4.

DooLoo1H, Jooly 4.
Eaitar ou the Time: Sense pain left
theas parts, haint mulch konfidunse in
the Doolooth papurs. Wun ov en- de-
seeved me on the Northurn Pasifk dox
biznus, ,.an the uther iz to purtikler in spell
un to SCOT me. But iph evur Git to be a
alderman i bet when ole tuster gifts the
sitty prlntin he ull no it. Tawkin ov pa
purs, Mister dehunger hez jus unpholded
the daily hairoild to the breze. it Sells like
wild phire, and will hay larje an wei
selektud cirkuashun in our merry land, an
the untud States, an kanada. it wood hav
a phine list in Doolooth, iph it wusent fur
the muse enturprize ov Keenun an Davey at
the llarc house muse stand, who hav intro
dooced the TIME to the Dooooth publik.
The people KUN in sich sworms an jams to
git hold ov a live papur an reed the skware
fax fur themselvs, thet awl the sltty poeece
hav to be stashuned on the klarc house
Steps on the mornin Of dstrboOshun, an
while thay waz thuSli okkupide this very
llOIIlH, rte uccl Ol inc gIOWTl lOGJn,
sum unprinsipulled retches supposed to bee
frum WISCONSIN,, attemptud to steel the
brake water, an he'd got more un haf wa to
the lite house, when the mare ov the sitty
saw EN-, an lit1ud up his voise, an yelled so
lowd that thay dropt the very last krib an
run. 1t is supposed bi experts thet thay
wur komin bak after the kanal mex. To
purvent this, the sitty kownsul now meat
in the upper storey ov the dredje, with mis-
tur cgun in the manetop sweepun the hory
zun with q niteglas. Fuster sez thay will
keap on bdin the dixie til Wisconsin givs
bonds to stop findun fawlt with the patriuts
who air laburin to deyelup this CRATE SEX
shun. He saze It's enuf for the kopperheds
an rebs on the pizcn Wisconsin shoar, to
be purmited to rithe on the grownd an
exist at awl, let aloan liftun their puney
armz to keep Mr. Kooke from a~sisrin the
the united states government to bid grate
int orn:lshu unal harbur, an constructin natur-
al ADVANTAGES fur Doolooth.
YoWers badly seward, TACKsPAER.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

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river AMI caasin, !, Nv $50, - o.,,~,.
and dikcs 10 Glow s,r,i.,h, -, IN ,ha
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08
MODEST ADVICE.

The last Duluth Tribune tries to make
out that the dixie was always looked upon
with favor by Superior, until lately The
talsehood is too gIaring to need refntation
But on this outrageous untruth the editor
of the Tribune founds some advice to the
State authorities of Wisconsin, and also
pretends to speak for the majority of our
citizens. There is impudence for you !!
This fellow sold out Wisconsin interests,
and betrayed our citizens into the hands of
Duluth spectators a year ago, and now
son Of his Father, the ''Ancient Henry!'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL R. R.

Work is progressing rapidly between Neenah ard
Menaha and Stevens Point and the arrival of several
freight for the road is indicative of the
petion of this portion Surveys have been made of
the route for 80 miles n w OF Stevens Point and the
engineer will soon go the ground to fix the loca-
ton definitely The iron is provided for this portion
also, and the lst of JAM 1872, will than 100
miles in operation point well within the Co.. val
liable land grant. When arrangements are completed
for this work, Mr. Phillips will probably in company
with the Chief Engineer go the route of the pro-
posed line to Springfield
The news manifest in this item addition
al to what we have before published is,
that surveys this side Of Stevens Point
have actually been made; that the route
will soon be located that the iron is ready;
cars are arriving; the officers OF the road
take a great and personal interest in it; the
work Is hastenlng more rapidly than was
expected, and there is every possible indi-
cation that the whistle of the Wisconsin
Central will be heard on Lake Superior,
some months earlier than the most sanguine
have imagined. Surely a new day for
Northern Wisconsin is at hand
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

The usual number Of shootings, drown
ings, collisions, kerosenings, and cases of
cold poisoning have occurred this week
Tornadoes, small pox and wheat rust, have
also put IN an appearance. But several hon
est men have paid their debts, and nothing
has been heard of it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

attain that, She needs something bpsides a
.DreakWater, or a canal, or railroad, or
friends at court, or all of these She needs
what we trust she vii not be accommo-
dated with-a convulsion of nature that
would sink out Of sight the present locality
Of Superior, and leave, for instance, an un-
available marsh in its place
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

a NEW signal at railway crossings that
will facilitate the passage Of passenger
trains, prevent collisions, and obviate the
blunderS of sleepy signal men, has just been
invented
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

NEW combination of overlapping T
rail, and India rubber, promises to give Us
a Pullman palace sleeping rail that will al
low trains to move smoothly, and silently,
as a dream
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08
"DULUTH'S VICTORIES"

"DULUTHs VICTORIES"
Two weeks ago we published under the
above head, an article showing up the un-
blushing effrontery of the Duluth specula-
tors, and the dishonest practices whereby
they had imposed upon the country and
the Government.
Over one Of their peculiar little games,
which was success" because the au-
thorities had been thereby hoodwinked, the
-Ni"nes0tidn was making an un1eemly
flourish of trumpets, proclaiming "Duluth
is victorious" &c. Our article exposed the
true nature and grounds of this vaunred
triumph, and gave the so-c4IIed victor due
cr"eht for All the impulence and chicanery
winch were nee Sary employed IN effect
ing it. We hat ant ciparei that tie Du-
luth corps e'ltoria, would be gratiiea to
discern in our comments, a tribute to the
deXterity OF their Local estiiigators-the
great American ''Iusionists s'-but we con-
tess we had not reckOped uponaa moral
taste so deprayed as that which was evin-
ced by the eager gusto with which, both
the Tribune and the NinneSotioo haStcned
to take the bitter wilb the sweet, and >wa-
low the whole pill without dissection or
analysis.
1t is but just however to the editor of
the Tribu,se, to state that at the expense,
indeed, Of professional fairness, his copy of
the article was garbled by the suppression
of some paragraphs, under which he was
not too case hardened to vince, as it is
charitable to presume. But the editor Of
the Kinaesotian, having a specially educa-
ted stomach, IS troubled by no qualms of
that kind, but does swell with disgust
towards his less accomplished brother, and
declares also that he ''feels ike pltying''
u.s. whose remarks doubtless did involve
the idea that under appropriate circumstan-
ces we might be guilty of the weakness
which he so thoroughly despises. More
over, as he informs us, he ''feels like ex-
claiming,
''Susannah don't you cry"
Now nothing could have been more inno-
CENT, tudH Iildt tut bOclOI, Wilic IOf tHe
moment in this gushing mood, should have
INDUCED without stint his "pheelinks"
aforesaid, and have sung the whole of that
classical ditty, with a refrain, perhaps,
something like this;
g Oh Susannah don't you cry for me,
l am gwine to Fiiadelfy Ny Uncle Jay to see."
Certainly that would have been more amia-
bic than singing Latin at us, as he did
Scare CaaeHa," said he. We suppose that
means, ''look out for the cane! :" And most
assuredly we shall; remembering the nota-
BILE rencounter with Big Hanson in which
''the cane" did such signal execution, and
mindful also OF the pugilistic style of both
these editors, talking as they do, so glibly,
about =" throwing up the sponge"
But we protest, that even if these gentle
men are thoroughly schooled in the ways
aud dialect of the ''rlng," it is scarcely the
proper thing, for them to be firing off so
recklessly these word-torpedoes, calculated
as they are, to shock The nerves OF quiet
people, if not absolutely to scare them.
i In our article we SAID nothing Which CON
ceded to Duluth an advance towards that
commercial supremacy at the head of the
/ Lake, which she SO yearnngly cove:s. To
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

THE New York Heraid Of June 2lst is
out In a column and half on the subject
of the dangerous power of railroad corpor-
atioDs in general, and of the Penn. Central
in particular
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

COMMODORE Rodgers, U. S. n, whose
forces were recently attacked in treach-
erous manner by the Coreans, stormed
their forts on the 10th and Ilth of June.
killed and wounded 500 Coreans, and took
nearly 500 pieces of cannon; brass ordi-
nance OF small size
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08
lSHERIFF".S SHE.
SHERIFF'S SHE.
{, TATE OF WISCONSIN,, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-In Circuit
> Court
Ered
Frederick A. Newton, Plaintiff, !
against
.Iannes 2 GreNet- Defendant

: J
By virtue of execution issued ont of and under the seal Of
the Circuit Court for DOHgIa County the entitled
directed
property the Greyes
and ieve the following described aud all
right title and interest which nd defendant had in aud
the said property, the the dOckenG of the ,ad judy
county the 4th day of January 1871
acquired and the southeast quarter
the southwest qgartr ofse twenty yve 5
acres and o aud urdgided fifty the half
twenty-five 25) all township
Douglass and OF Wisconsin, being ninety of
which said real aud right, shall
expose sell public the bidder
TUESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF JULY 1871,
O'clock in forenoon day, door cf
the Room in CoddusSn Block West Sec,ud Street
superior county ct, Wsc % srist s'ii
eXeca.t sa3 costs, D .s-s''
be necessary. 1ss,ssaaL. l-efs-.
Isg sETa SNOW. CGIalss- . t,-rl,-s
H HAYES. Pi.fHtitHs Alto nry.
Dz5si s,l-rif ; offse, SUI s15or My 2si ISL s.
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E. w. CLARK 6 CO.,
3 A N K E E s j..

DULUTH, MINI, March %, 1871.
Having opened Branch of our PHILADELPHIA
BANKING HOUSE, in the city Of Duluth, we are
prepared receive deposits make collections on
all points, and furnish exchange on all the principal
cities of the United States and Europe
We are also prepared to make LOANS on GRAIN
stored in the Duluth Elevator, and to NEGOTIATE
PAPER drawn against SHIPMENTS of GRAIN and
FLOUR. f. w CLARK & 90.
apr1-tf
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08
& TATE og WISCONSIN, COUNTY Of D ,UGLAS-Tn County
- Court.
In George Wilhelm schreiae

the Estate George
deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of oph Essential Cons
sui of the North German Confederation lie
Wisconsin, and the
me, presenting other thngs
Siribcr #
ut the fit eeuth day of May, D. 1870 died
goods chntei5 this
widow surviving leaving
Caroline s. Z. Screoer and br ther Johants H. Schreber
claim BE- heirs law of
thaG admintTti N f sad estate George w
Ed Superior afresa ordered th1t
Judge If hls Court Twenty~
fourth day July b 1871 O'Clock the
office the town Superior County
be the
persons atrrestcd publishing copy
weeks said Of the Sape
Times weekly newspaper printed and published supei
in said Couny. TIIUS. CLARK, County J 1dge.
Dated June 90. 1871 i3
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

IN 1861, eighty-seven out of every hund-
red tons OF steel for machines and tools,
were imported. In 1871, ninety tons of the
hundred, are manufactured in the United
States
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

THE potato bugs are said to be taking a
Z" new departure" They are headed tor
the East, doubtless, as their name, Colora-
do 5oe,lo, indcat-s a Western origin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

THE Wall Street brokers lifted Rock
Island so high lately, that it crushed the
financial life out of many of them in its fall.
Served them right
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

\ RAILWAY IS building along the shore
of Green Bay. a new line is projected be
tween Chicago aud Milwaukee.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08
DULUTH ITEMS.

From Mnnesotian Of July 1st.
Trains commenced running between
Duluth and Brainard on Saturday last.
The track has been repaired and there is
now no impediment to the running Of con
structon and iron trains.
The Post Office Department has given
orders to Postmasters that no TWO persons
disc onnected in business or family relations
can receive their mail matter from the same
box. Persons will please note this fact and
save trouble with the Postmaster.
Mr. Cozzens, the British Custom House
Officer at Fort. William, told Mr.. James
McGregor that up to the lst of March the
Silver Iset Company had reported at that
Office S400,U00 worth of silver ore taken
out. This may be regarded as considera-
bly, within the truth.
The Silver mining explorations on the
North Shore have resulted IN bringing to
light important lead mines at Black Bay,
thirty miles east of Fort William. The
lead Is, to some extent, impregnated with
silver, enough to pay the entire working
expenses of mining the ore.
1t will be seen by our "New Adver-
tisement" column, that Messrs. Shoenberger
& Bryant have leased the Machine Shop of
Piers 81 Tromp, on Rice Point, where they
will be found ready and willing to do all
the work in their line that may be entrusted
to their care until the completion of their
new works, which are now being pushed
rapidly forward, and it is expected will be
Completed In tour or five weeks.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

If you wish people to come here, if you
have any desire to see Superior built up, if
you take any interest IN the welfare of this
place, or the head of Lake Superior, sub
scribe for the Superior TINES.
The Philadelphia Day still maintains its
to journalism.
CAPT. &. F. Hall, formerly Cincinnati
engraver, sails in the Polarls to make his
mark on the North Pole if he can get there.
THE Pacific roads are Of standard guage.
This nullifies the narrow guage business.
Two hundred wagons day passing up
the Mississippi valley toward the Red river.
Camp fires hardly allowed to die out
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

THE Sucz canal is filing up with sand.
The French company wish to sci it to he
Viceroy Of Egypt, and the Sultan com
mands him to invest, but the Viceroy will
not obey. The Darien canal cannot be
built on account of height to be overcome.
The worlds trade is thus assured to the
Northern Pacific r. r.
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City Nj at Mark oty-
S. WAKELIN. Prop'r.

Nos. 365, d 367, End ST., Superior,
Will keep constantly on hand a full stock of FRESH
BEEF, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON, SAUSAGE FISH
&c Also SALTED MEATS and FISH TURKEYS
CHICKENS, VENIsoN and OYSTERS Orders solicited and
promptly filled for large small quantities Give
me call. | am you will be suited in price and
quality. 15- :. WAkELIN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08

OPPOSITION to the lease OF the NV Jcr-
sey railroads by the Penn. Central, has
arisen, both among the shareholders of the
n. J. railroads, and in the Philadelphia
Common Council. How long the lease
may be delayed by litigation, or what may
be the final result is not altogether certain
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08
Carpeting and Wall Paper

OF CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, and WALL P4-
Ihi', we have many handsome and excellent varil-
ties to which we invite attention.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

Mr. MILLS LECTURE.-We find in the
St. Cloud (Minn.) Journal of Jan. Goth,
the following appreciative notice Of the
lecture of Rev. Henry Mills before the
Library Association, at that place. Mr..
Mills will deliver the lecture in this city
on the 18th inst:
We wish now to speak particularly of
the lecture by Rev. H. Mills ON last Tues
day evening. 1t is seldom that we are
beguiled into an hours patient endurance
of sermon, lecture or harangue. But for
once we were fairly caught and held un-
consciously, and with many another
whose emphatic assertions We have heard,
would gladly have sat hours longer under
the mastery spell; a spell from which we
awoke to find ourself enmeshed-nOt
with threads of gossamer, but with bands
of steel. fhe genuinely dramatic oratO-
ry, powerful logic, glowing satire and
quiet play Of humor, lavished with the
rapid profusiOn peculiar to the speaker,
might well satisfy and delight even such
an audience; but add to these his evident
earnestness and sincerity in directing
these potent engines against what he con-
sders 1.-The most threatening peril Of the
times" and we are not surprised to find
his discourse the theme of every house
hold group and wayside gathering; and
we only echo the popular sentiment in
expressing the wish that every lecture
hall in the land might, during the present
season, ring with its brave manly utter
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

Anchor Life Insurance Co.

Life Insurance Companies have lately,
from time to time been offering addition
al inducements to those wishing to in
sure. OF the many plans presented, none
are so safe, or SO eminently desirable as
the plan of the Anchor Life Insurance
Co., of New Jersey. This provides for a
local Board of Directors, soAo retain and
loan, in the district ssAere receiced, the
money paid in for premiums. BY this
means the money remains with us, and
in the County for circulation, and the
Company receives better interest than if
loaned in the East, and parties who in
sure have the satisfaction of knowing
their money is not sent East, but remains
in the hands of responsible parties here,
and is loaned within the County on good
real estate security. We are insured in
this company and commend it and its
plans to our business men, hoping local
Board of good men will take hold and
help in this new, and ito the West) i'm
portant enterprise. S. B. Hewett, Jr.,
Supt. of Agencies, is here now to organ
ize Local Board, and will call upon our
business men for that purpose. Help on
the good work with the hope that other
Companies will be compelled to do like
wise. and not drain our State to enrich
the East