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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-28
Hlexico.

CAPTURE OF sALTILLo-cAAiARao THREATKNED .
MATAKoRAs, June 2S
Letters from Camargo to the 18th announce
the capture of saltillo by Trevino Gen. Quiroga,
the Revolutionist leader PortugSlis is still oPer-
atng outside Of MAtamoras.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-28

Tho Commercial at the summer Resorts.
Those Of our citizens who are about to leave for
summer recsss can have the Co >MERcI Al forwarded
"a them. At IL cents per week. II we pay postage,
that. OF course will be additional
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-28
dflarriaaEs.

WALTERS -WILDMAN.-At Newark, Del, on tht
oath inst. by the Itev j. l. Nallandighan, Wn
Walters, OF Washington, d. o., TO Miss Sallle E
Wildman, Of Cecil Co., Md.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-28
Weather Re cord.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINeToN, June 2s.
Probabilities: Clear and partially cloudy
weather will prevail over the Middle States
with light to fresh southerly and Westerly
Winda
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-28
President Grant.

HIS DEPARTURE FOR LONG BRANCH.
NEW YonK, June 49,
The President, Mrs. Grant, U. s. Grant Jr.,
and General Porter, left for Long Branch this
morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-28
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION..
e:3o p. M.
The Destroy ing Element.
$4,000 Loss.

PHILADELPHIA June ~.
This morning large fire broke out in five
story building, Nos. H. 16 and IS, North Della
ware Avenue, occupied by several firms which
caused total loss OF $4,000. Partially insured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-28
T7HE ESTEY ORGAN.
JAMES N. CLEMMER,
NO. 4o2 KING STREET.

Is pleased to announce that he has secured the
agency for Delaware for j. ESpEH a CO.'S COT
TAGE ORGANS whCn he unhesltatnqly recon-
mends TO the public as the best organ In the market
They range In pri from $5O to 800 Call and see
them or send for circular.
ER1n rHK FoLIowIHG CARBFULLY:-NO. 10, con-
tainiDR the Vox humana and VoX Jubilante, 5X
stops is the gem OF the parOr," being moderate
IN price and OF SUFFICIENT power for she paror and
OF great variety and sweetness OF tone. NO II con-
taining the Vox Humana and VoX JUDI ante, eight
stops is the sample instrument. IL mas all the I'M
mower OF about six sets of reeds, and oombin 3
every quality produced In the styles described, ana
we Challenge the world to produce any reed ergan
parison 70 II. je2b-27-f9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-28

PUsEY HEALD, NJ. D., / PHysIuANs
MARY Ii. HEALD, M. D.,
mari9-lyOf
This new, nrst-ciass, Institution for the Hygienie
Treatment OF Invalids-withbut Mediclnes-has now
bt en- I'm successful operation for fifteen months,
with patients from seventeen States and Territories.
In the HYGIEHIC TREATMENT OF the sick, we repu-
dlate the entire system OF drug-gving as not only
utterly faacous, but terribly destructive 70 health
happiness and llfe Medicines, such as are daily ad-
ministered sick persons, II given TO those IN Wig
Orous health, would inevitably make them Ill. Rear
SON Nature, and true Science must and do condemn
such a Healing "a Art"
We rely solely upon natural means, which include
nm annropriate combination OF Wholesome FOOD,
Pare Air, Various forms of Tepld, Hot and Cold
Baths ia Pure, Soft Water, Swedish Movements for
the strengthening OF feeble MUSCLES the relief OF
congested organs and equalization OF the circula.
tiOn Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep ana
Rest Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea'
DR.. nj. II. HEALO gives especial attention to
ladies' as does DR.. z. HEALD to gentlemen.
Gases visited In Town or Country.
marl9-Tu, Th&sat-fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-28

XTACCINE VIRUS.-We would direct the par
v ticula attention OF the medical profession 80
the LauOix Vaccine or true Nom u hanized CowPOx
Virus prOpagated by the new method, known as the
Animal Vaccination, introduced into France and
practced for the past eight years by Gustave Lam
DIX M. d., memosr Jf the Legion OF Honor Chief OF
the service des Vaccinations OF the Hospitals OF
Paris, &C.
1t is ella med for the Lanotx Vaccine that physi-
clans may rely upon always obtaining virus OF
uniform character-ln fact the Identical virus from
recent OF original spontaneous cowpox dlscov-
cred in France, kept alive by successive inocula-
tions from hfer to helfer (Of which Dr. Lanoix re-
Gently brought over from Europe) and thus pre-
In all its integrity in accordance with certain
natural laws which DE- Lannix after long r.search,
has teen anle 10 eXperimentally determine.
A fresh supply OF Ivory Slps and Capillary Tubos
OF this virus Nave Just been received by
K BRINGHURST d CO.,
APOTHRCARIES
Corner Sixth and Market Sire
F.B. A Co. also have Pure Xylcl and Capsules
o. XYol made by +. scherng, OF rim, which, IL Ia
claimed, mitigates the severity OF smallpox.
, 1872-11-09
THE LAW COURTS.


Over one and half million Of dollars are
found to be due to the inventor, by the different
railroad companies having 8 terminus in this
rity that USE the Cawood machine or swage
block, to repair the ends Of rails without 1eu1oy-
ing them from the track, instead OF having them
taken up sent to the mill, and re-rolled. It will
be remembered that in this cause Judge Drum
rnond delivered an elaborate opinion in July,
1871 Che only copy Of which, by the bye, was
published in TEE TRIBUNE, and is oil the Court
nov possesses in the shape OF 8 record), and the
matter was finally referred to Henry ". Bishop,
Master in Chancery, to report. Yesterday
the MISTER made the report, of
which the following ia a summary ::
Samuel H. Turnn ?. Illinois Central Railroad
Company and John II. Douglas; Chicago, Bur
lington l. Quincy Railroad Company and Amos
r. Hall Michigan Southern & Northern Indi-
ana Railroad Company and E. B. Phillips; Chi
cago l. Alton Railroad Company and 7: B. Black
stone; and Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne d Chicago
Railroad Company. This cause, says the Master,
has been by an interlocutory decree of the Court
referred to him, as Master, to report what ma
chimes used by defendants infringe on
the patent OF the Cawood machine,
and as to damages. The Court has
decided the patent to be valid, determined the
construction OF the invention and the Master
finds, first, that all Of the machines used by the
Companies referred to do infringe the plaintiff's
patent and as to damages, that there is due to
Complainant Tor the use Of his patent, the fol-
lowing amounts: From the Illinois Central
, 1872-11-09
Albany Live Stock Market.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY, Nov. 8.-BEEvEs-The market opened firm
this week with good supply Of cattle. There WAS
about the average attendance Of Eastern buyers but
only limited business done consequences Of m
advance Of to &c per being asked by sellers. Buy
ers took more cattle Thursday than was ahso-
ltely necessary to supply their immediate require
ments, hoping that to-day the market would de-
cline to" last weeks figures, but in this
they we're disappointed, for sellers maintained
their demand for an advance The average quality Of
the offerings is scarcely 80 good last weeks, and
good beeves scarce. Common grades weak ut
last weeks quotations. and doubtless the price this
grade will decline Tomorrow. Between 500 and GOO
head been Bold the highest price realized being
7zcper lb for 10 fine Illinois steers averaging 1,505
lbs.
h1acH Cows-The market opened, steady at last
weeks prices. The receipts we're small and demand
Light.
O1EN-There has been GOOD demand and many
have changed bands at from 51 to 7c per b.
SHEEP AND LAABs-The market opened quiet with
fair supply. The transactions had been principally
confined to buyers fer the Eastern markets, and
although holders AJAX last weeks figures for the Offer
tngs the ruling price shows slight Decline large
number Of the receipts have been shipped through in
first hands. We quote course whool sheep at from 6@
exc per b; fine do, 474@6hc. Lambs, 7@8sc
par b.
the purchases consisting mainly Of State hogs. The
1aarket, however, is generally quiet Prices range
from 81 to SIC for Western, and from $500 to
S. per cwt for State. William Lester sold IS Illinois
hogs, averaging 309 lbs, at $5.55 per cwt, and G.
Stephens disposed Of % Illinois, averaging 1856 lbs ut
&c per lb. These the only transactions worth no
ticiug.
, 1872-11-09

An old man, a resident Of Centrevil1e, Ohio,
named Aaron Benham, was arrested yesterday
on charge Of bastardy, filed by two sisters, re-
spectively, 10 years Of age. They are now in
mates Of the infrmary, and in pitiful condi-
tion. Benham has been married three times,
and is at present 'gidower. He was tried
yesterday before q magistrate, and held to an
Bwer in the Court OF Common Pleas. In de-
fault Of $4,000 bail he was taken to jail
Yesterday Alyan Wilkins, Detroit broker,
Walker, on whom he had imposed an altered Ger
tihcate Of City Railroad stock. Wilkins is con-
fined to his bed by sickness, and an officer is at
the house in charge.
, 1872-11-09
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Everything.

The annual meeting Of the Board OF Managers
OF the Old Ladies' Home will be held at the
Home at half-past o'clock on Monday after
noon. A full attendance ia particularly re-
quested.
The November meeting Of the Civil Engineers
Club Of the Northwest. which WAS to have been
held at the Sherman House On Monday evening
epizootic. The date of the next gathering will
be announced hereafter.
The West Division City Railway Company are
gazing to straighten Meir tracks on Randolph
street, between Desplaines and Halsted streets,
IS soon as all the buildings in the way ere torn
down, which desirable event is nearly at hand.
Committee Of interested gentlemen waited
upon the Council Committee on Railroads yes
terday afternoon, and complained that the
Chicago, Danville l. Vincennes Railroad Com m
pany were operating on Carroll street without
permission from the Common Council. The
Committee referred them to the Board Of Public
Works who will tear up the track.
After having made tolerably respectable
competence out Of the remains Of the Court
House bell, the enterprising Eberhardt found
1900 pounds Of the metal still on his hands.
He has succeeded in disposing of this quantity
to Mr. Jones, Of Troy, the manufacturer Of the
old bell, who will have it recast with the metal
for the new one ordered by the city.
At the time of the passage Of the Canal BILL at
the last special session OF the Legislature, none
Of the members OF the House did more to secure
it's SUCCESS than Colonel William r. Morrison,
Of Monroe County. Not forgetful OF the aid re-
ceiyed from that quarter, and the kindly way in
which it wae given, the Cook County delegation
have had made, and have just aent to Colonel
Morrison, fine cane, the head of which is
made out Of the Court House bell, and on which
is engrossed, beside the name OF the donors,
the words OF the Colonel when he voted for the
Canal bill: II Chicago came here in her
strength, should vote 'no'; but when abe
comes here in aahes, I vote AYE"
The horae-disease extends it's influence to go
ciety and to the education Of the young. It's ef-
feet on the former was noticed at fashionable
West Side reception on Saturday night, when
the drivers OF the horses epizootically inclined
distinctly informed the guests that they must
break up at u O'Clock, or go home on foot. The
company was thus immediately dispersed It
has been equally felt in the small at
tendence ct two or three assemblies of
the elite during the present week. Edu-
cationally considered, an incident in the German
class Of one Of the public schools illustrates
two points. ss Ist lar pherd krank?" asked the
practical teacher, "Pherd 2" muttered the pre-
cocious scholar; sthat means horse; hrdnk,
that means sick. Oh, you want to know whether
eur horse has got the epizootic. Yes, very bad." "
Practical German in the public schools evident
u has made as much progress as the equine in
duenZa.
, 1872-11-09

Pastor Of the Union Baptist Church OF Aurora,
while in attendance at prayer-meeting at his
church on Thursday evening, at about o'clock,
suddenly fell from his chair, and expired within
a few minutes. His death was caused, it is sup
posed, by heart disease, to which he had been
age, ID leaves a wife and three sons, one OF
whom is at home in Aurora, and two in Chicago.
He was q highly-respected member OF the minis
try, and was we'll and widely known throughout
Northern Illinois, having preached nine years at
years at togansport, Indiana. He had been
settled over his charge in Aurora but few
months. -.
, 1872-11-09
RELIGIOUS,


ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Nov. 8.-About one hundred
ladies connected with the Congregational
churches Of Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, and
States, are here for meeting of the Womana
Board OF Missions in the Organization OF an
auxiliary to the American Board. The Woman's
Board has some special work in the supply and
support Of teachers and Bible readers at
foreign stations. There is good deal
OF enthusiasm and q good attendance Of resi-
dent ladies. proper publication would have
gathered more, both Of nonresident and of those
residing here. Mrs. Moses Smith, OF Chicago,
is President; Mrs. n. Post, Of st. Louis; Mrs.
E. W. Blatchford, and Mrs. W. Patton. of Chi
cago, and Mrs. Magoun, Of Grinnell, Iowa, are
among those in attendance. Beloit is repre-
sented by twenty-five. Yesterday WAS occupied
with brief addresses, devotion and the reports Of
auxiliaries In the evening there WAS g social
entertainment at the seminary.
, 1872-11-09
White Star Line.

NEW YORK AND LTVERPOOL-New and full l-powered
ateamships; the six largest IN the world:
OCEANIC, CELTIC, REPUBLIC.
ATLANTIC, BALTIC. ADRIATTC
6 000 tons burdens 0o0 b. p each Sailing from New
York on SATURDAYS. from Liverpool On THURS
DAYS calling At Cork Harhor the day following. From
Passenger accommodations flor al cassesl unrva1led.
rooms, snokineroom and bath in midahip Sec
tion, Where least motion Is felt. Surgeon and stewards
RateszSalooa. ss9 gold; steeEaEe, So currency
can obtain steerage prepaid certificates.
Passengers booked 10 or from all parts Of Arnsrics
China, etc. Excursion tickets granted at the lowest
rates. Drafts from 81 upward For inspection Of plans
No. 19 Broadway, New York
J. H. SPARKS General Agent,
Or to the White Star Line Once esSou!h Market
Chicago. A. LAGERGREN. Agent.
, 1872-11-09

geo: Western sheep, s4.5o@5.2s- Sales 81
MiehigEn sheep 81 - tg H. 80 r. $55@55 l2s
sheep, 1l Tbs, s5.75; also 5000 sheep and lambs
private terms.
ply for the week thus far 32o0 against 100 for the
came time last week. The market opened slow this
morning at 20c per 100 cwt of from yesterdays
A51@4,62h,
, 1872-11-09
THE ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

or1AwA, ILL.,, Nov. 8.-The Court met at 10 O'Clock,
pursuant 10 adjournment, all the Judges being pres
ent, and transacted the following business:
MOTIONS DISPOSED OF.
In the No. - Of the Peoples Docket OF 1871,
motion to strike the Of E. Il. Palmer from the
roll attorneys the Court said that majority of its
members had arrived the conclusion that the motion
from the roll.
Scott, j. "1 do not concur and will file dissenting
opinion"
No. 27-The Peoples Docket, Yundt =. the People.
This is the Of John s. Yundt indicted for the
crime Of .nan4augntss IN IN pnaytuly causing the death
abortion. The offence vas committed at NaperytIle,
RaRgs Goap ~ The Court the
The opinion is by Scott, j., all the members Of the
Court concurring.
Mr.. Justice Walker announced the following q The
first clause Of Rule 80 Is to be construed that the
party filing the record shall only be required to ad-
the docket, and no addions1 sdvance ICES shall be
required Of either party, If the shall be again
dockeed on my motion or petition for rehearing,
for any other purpoBe."
OPINIONS FILED.
Opinions we're this day filed in the following cases Of
5s5-MeNelv. '. the Chicago City Railway Company,
affirmed.
86-The Home Mutual Insurance Company. A. G.
GARFIELD, reversed and remanded.
The Court then adjourned until pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
OTTAWA, H., Nov. 8-The business Of, the Supreme
412, 43, 414, 416-Dismisaed without prejudice
415submittea to the Court with motion in relation
to Judgment
82-tertiorarf awarded.
452-Appncation for mandamus dismissed.
453, 45s, 467--Continued,
471-Taken on call parties to file arguments by
Jan. !, 1878.
Block '. Lust continued
Chicago Rock Island Railroad =. Collins, con-
tfnued.
s15-Motion for leave to file additional record and
assign additional error in behalf Of applicant the
Court allowed The additional record to be led but re-
fused to allow additional error to be assigned
295-Mandamus refused. This case involved the
jurisdiction of the County Court Of Ia9ale County,
Up to the present time that Court had tp1isdction
conferred upon it by special enactment concurrent
with the Circuit Court in all civil cases. The Court
holds that under the constitution such juriadc-
other Jurisdiction than that which all other County
Courts in this State have.
The Court adjourned to next Court In course
, 1872-11-09
Albany vLive Stock Market.

Albany, Nov. s.-cArrLE- market opens dull,
holders demanding from &c to 7lc advance on last
last week. and Of inferior quality. The highest price
realized was $775 the range otherwise being from
$3.50 up to S7.00.
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Were in moderate request.
Prices range follows: Lambs $700@8.25; COARSE
wool, 5.0o@675; fine do, $4.5096.50.
Hoag-Quiet; State, S5.00@5.20; Western, $3.50
6.63.
, 1872-11-09

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LAsALLE, ILL.,, Nov. 8.-RIvER-Arrived, steamer
Katie light from Peru, loaded with corn for Chicago
Departed steamer KATIE towing canal boats Metropolis
ber Tor Peoria Gold Rod, light for Bath and Hercules
and J. L. Booth, light for Peoria besdesa number OF
other boats from Peru with rarious destinations,
CAuA1-Passed in, Monarch, loaded with corn for
Chicago Passed out nothing.
Eight feet and si1 inches Of water on the iters o1
1ock fifteen.
, 1872-11-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. s-11 4. m.-Flour3os. Wheat -
winter, lis Gd@1ls Sd; spring, lis 4d@12s; white,
12s 8d@13s Sd. Corn, 28s Sd. Fork, 56s. Lard, 39e
Receipts Of wheat for the last three days. 1900 qrs
SO 600 being American
L1vEHpooL, Nov. 8-1:30 p. m.-Winter wheat,
lis Sd spring, 11s 2d@12s. Corn, o8s 3d@28s Cd
Pork, 58s. Pork quiet. Rest unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8-5 p. m.-Market unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. 8-5 p. m.-Cousols, money Sax; &C.
count e2 6-20s of '65 81; 5-2os Of Ct, SO; io40s
87A new 5's, s8z Erie, 43k.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 8.-5-20s Of 80, 96s<,
PARIS, Nov. 8.-Rentes, 53f 15c.
, 1872-11-09
THE COUNTY COURT.
Ist3aA Taffn1

Samuel c. Smith will proven letters testamentary
to Nancy ". Smith bond OF $4,000 approved. Abner
W. Henderson same order, and letttrs testamentary
to widow bond Of 100000 approved. Timothy Col
why he should not return an inventory Of
the partnership Of Huel 4 Collins, and
Of debts collected since the decease of
Cyrus " Bishop ct al. files restored, and account
approved. Ida ]. Briggs ct al; same order. Sarah A.
Dearoye ct al; files restored order authorizing guar
dian to borrow money. A. ". Kingabury inventory
of guardian approved. Matthew Haggefnann; ad-
1ninistrator's account approved. Godhard Schnaf =;
files restored. John Tussey inventory, appraiaeent,
and award approved. Join Trainer; order. Chas.
E. Miller; administration to Jacob Miller; bond Of
$1,000 approved. Porep; inventory, ETC., approved:
appeal bond approved. II. simoni admin
istration to Nicholas Simon bond Of 9,2o0 ap-
proved, 3. and ]. B. Durham guardan's inventory
approved, and Z. S. swezy appointed guardian nd
Item.
, 1872-11-09

Loss of q Lumber Barge and Her Crew.
BUFFALO, N. T.; Nov. 8,-The barge Forest
Queen, from Saginaw, laden with lumber, while
gale, last night, was cut loose two miles outside
Of the breakwater, and is supposed to be lost,
witt all hands. The barges Kentucky and Star
Of the North, which we're in tow Of the tug,
we're also cut loose at the same time. The
brought in. Portions Of the wreck Of the Forest
Queen we're seen by the crew Of the Kentucky.
, 1872-11-09
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

LAW-lJNdge BlodgettJ
5O8-Hawkns, ct al. v;Squire ct al. parties come
by their attorneys; jury and retire to consider
their verdict.
NEW SUITS.
Hy Rusch '. Carl Leders, Mary Leiders, and Rob-
ert Wood, Jr.; foreclosure Of mortgage on the east
half Of the northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter Of Section 12 Township 81
north, In Range s, east; in Grundy County H.; E.
Sanford, SoIcitor-John Wanamacker '. Oscar L.
American assumpsit, 1900; Benty, Ulman Ives,
Solicitors. ASH gnee Of Equitable Insurance Com
pany Amer R. Scranton; to take account OF in
debteduess.
, 1872-11-09
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

. = L1W-[3Nuyg GdTyI.
2392-Bradstreet v Mercy appeal dismissed at de-
feudants costs, with procedendo for Of affidavit
Of merits, 4Sa-Jenen y. Thompson; rule on de-
fendan to e additional appeal bond in penalty Of 500
in i've days. s,2e2-somb0rn '. Detzsch motion for
additional bill Of particulars denied and motion to
strike mt affidavit Of plaintiff 3 claim denied 1855
CHASER r. Heart: demurrer osesruled and leave to
, 1872-11-09

NEW YORK, Nor. 8.-The receipts at the ports dur
ing the week 1874 496 bales time last year,
1o, ,1o7 for the year, 783179; last year, Eo
ports for the week G6 848 same time last year. 71o;
for the year. last year, 215 291. Stock 1t ali
the United States pors 1867 last year, 8s2; at
interior towns, 3s9 last year, 1,65o At Liverpool,
800o last year. 497 600. American aaoat for Great
Britain, $1,000; last year, $4,000.
, 1872-11-09
THE cHANCERY COURT.

LAw-IJudqe Eogers]. ..-.
600-Kelly City, jury; damages at s., ,050
Swain dismissed for want Of compliance, etc, 62o--
Gay Y. Holden; jury Called and assess damages at
500; motion for new trial G. N. 46s7-Perkins y ara
Harkins; appeal diamissed on call with procedendo
for want, etc. 625-Jamieson =. Atkinson; defendant
mot fz ssSss Psts at
ers '. Cook; jury again called and TRIAL continued TIL
Monday.
[Judgs Eooth.]
G., G. l. c. B: B. Co. Y. John McAu1ay ct al; jury
return sealed verdict; motion for trial on behalf Of
all respondents, except Margaret Ienehan. 1,126-
Dissen V. Dunne leave to file replication. 1,16e-BAk
kar ?. Kmbal; demurrer to second and third amend
ed pleas sustained and leave to defendant to amend
to file new appeal bond, $40, by Wednesday. 2o31-
Eagle Works Manufacturing Company =: Wood Pre-
ment for s., ,64e. 38s-steel '. More Dismissed by
plaintiffs attorney.
Call 2so to $50 on Tuesday.
2,22s-Ado1ph Derlocher y. Goldsmith Brothers,
and 3,227-s.one for use Of Thorpv. Same; defend
ants Goldsmith ask leave to withdraw demurrer 70
Nar which is granted, and days to plead plaintiffs
confess plea in Abatement and have eaVe to amend In
RtsnteT.
burnt ds}-Hapgood Y. Macarthur ct al;
Masters report died and confirmed and final decree.
md confirmed, and Commissioners appointed in par
tition. Michael Weishaar :. Nikolas Ambre ct al;
time to answer extended to 1st January; B. Perry
and A. B. Dalton appear for defendants.
fudge Far,eeU.l
6s2-McCelland '. Walker; referred to Rutler, Mas
ter, to take proofs etc.
SUITS
4.7e6-Wm. B. Morris Y. Chauncey B. Hearth, Way
land #. Wait, and Frederick ". Dodge; assumpsit
81 900; George Gardner, attorney. 4737-Field, Lei
redge Tourtelotte, attorneys. 4,7s8-William Brew
Y. Robert G. Goodwllie; case, s2,5oo Buckley, u-
ter Malcom; case, 81 ,oOo Forester BEEN, attor-
neys 4,soo-sch1nitt h Gubbins Conrad Martin !;
attachment for debt Of $780, the parties having moved
to Detroit Geo. s. Sandercock attorney. 480I-Frank
be Marshall George Irons covenant broken. $500
Wood Carter, attorneys. 4,8o2-W. n. and II. D.
close partnership and take account. 48o3Robert
Robinson Y. ". Clark ct al; case s, 600; Story l.
King, attorneys. 4.804-Appleby Y. Smith ct al ap-
l. peal. 4,605.-Tuy ct al v. Fitzgerald same. 1906
Finueran y GIL same.
, 1872-11-09
Children Cry

For PITCHERS CASTORIA. It regulates tho stou1-
.eh wind collie, and natural aleep It il
substitute for castor oil.
, 1872-11-09

Sudden Death of q Weu.Knowu
Preacher
AURORA, H., Nov: s.~The Eey. silaa Tucker,