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RuIlling Lots For Sale.

1 JrEFR THE FOLLOWING ETHER
| = wholesale or retail: Lo.s NO. II ~
:. a.. :, No. ) IN Square ;; the south hs!i
'El.liin S4uare 10: No. Il in square q;
Nm S.1aTa Il: No. > in Square =; No. i
g.. ~..a-e IS: No. iin Square J.: No. , In
=, alce =. No. u in square ls, and NO. - IN
u.TIs.Oa Z. 80,
80. LOS No. IN Square ~; No. 10 IN
y. .a-- :; north half or No. Il in square ~;
3 y >IGsraT: No. Is in square Ii: No. II
-..a-- Is No. II in Square 10; No. II IN
"a, =: No y IN square y, and No. 10 In
az =. All situated in the Subdivisions
.,a- q dwell estate.
L. q. HUGHES,
-, Real Estate AGENT.
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, ationaI Road Business tand
for Sale.

AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL A FIRST
- Tagrra stand, situate in Ohio coun-
:. o.. ne National Road. The improve
nj, consist IN good house OF nine
.,--rs necessary outhouses and stao!ing
.,-,'l-uOdations for fifteen horses. the
.,-.,gis. about four acres, are occupied IN
os.: w!:a good orchard and vegetap.e gar,
- Enrths right sort OF a man, this IS
,.r-.or chance for a god mcDey-naSlns
..svs.rn-nI. Possession as once. Q
- tho. OBRIEN.
..s keaI Estate Agent.
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Sale of Foundry Fixtures

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
Patterns. r. 1sks ana Fixtures in mon
Foundry. belonging TO the late nFm OF =" {.
y. Miller & 20 The purchaser can secure
. reasonable lease OF the FOUNDRY ana
.-ngnIs, Tn building = 3 +. by % II,
-..-a.!y .ocare-!. with good Light which can
%, % oos.ruc.ei, anu contains all the
-eceSsary appliances Of drst-c!ass JoooinS
.ola!ry. For further information apply on
ZEN. Nes 10 ,
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Cinctnnati Market.

CINCINNATI. April 6.
FLOUR-Firm; low grades q IS
@6 co. superfne, &c 50S6 IS; family,
s. 6Oa7 IS.
GRAIN-Wheat, 6rmer red at
81 6S9l II. Corn steady q, 47@5Oc.
Barley dull at 70Ss0c.
HOGS-Nothing doing.
MOLASSES-Steaiy; New Orleans at
53965c.
OIL+Liuseed at Sc.
PROVISiONS-The general tone il
firm. Mess pork held at $I2 so
cash; sales at sl3 90 seller June. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders at 4c clear
sides at 6iG6i. Bacon quiet shout
ders, 4iG clear sides Q; &c; sugar cured
hams dull at l0i9l2e. Lard firm;
city kettle at SIC.
SUGAR-Steady.
SEEDS-Steady and unchanged.
TALLOW-In fair demand II sHa
SIC.
TOBACCO-Firm at good pricea
WHISKY-Quiet at Sc.
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FOR SALE
Auction.

urEE IS NOW OPEN
~ = general Auction Room al No.
! Y.rkrt square, formerly occupied oy
,7tnSer>, Thornburgh & Co, Consign-
.G-rts - all kinds OF goods and merchan;
IL solicited. Auctions on Tuesday ana
srdly evenings and Wednesday and Sat,
.!ay mornings. sales or r al estate auu
-.!,li nrngTrrv cried NJ reasonable rates.
]. CHAMBERS HERNEf & co.
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New York Money Market
New YORK, April 8, & P. VI

New YORK, April 8, & P. NJ
MONEY-Was stringent up to the
close of bank hours and loans were
made at 3 l6 10 t per cent. Alter bank
hours the demand continued and late
in the day money was loaned at per
cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
was dull and nominal this afternoon.
GOLD-Market closed up quiet and
steady at ll0f@ll0s.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was strong and higher.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 8.
FLOUR-Quiet aud firm.
GRAIN-Wbeat, No. . spring al.
vsnced f@lc sales a, 81 2l!@l %
Corn active at i9fc higher, closing at
39c cash; shelled at 4I!c. Oats firm;
fGlc higher; No. Eat 3lf@3l!c. Rye
quiet aud weak; No. 2 sold at 70c for
regular. Barley nominal at 5095O.c
for Mo-.
HIGHWINES-Market steady at
S2lc.
PROVISIONS-very strong and
higher mess pork at sll 659ll 20
seller April. Lard s. 37a cash.
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For Sale.

.,NE-HAI.E OF LOT NUMBER FORTY
I -IX ~ corPer of Fillmore and -reSton
:. centre Wheel ug. Price 800. Also u
,..5-y Fran. House. with six acres OF
: al II-a- the town OF Triadelphia. The
...-- Lace i Known a. part Of the Basuiey
80. n.-,r. For particulars inquire at the
= brtir- Of =. -. CRACRAFf, or OF
J. CHAMBERS HERNEf
AuctipneAr.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April 3.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and tending
upward; No |. red winter. 1852; white
Michigan Sl1u!9l1l: amber Michigan,
$3.50 extra white Michigan, 500.
Corn quiet, bat firm. Oats, demand
made rate and prices a .hade highe!
No. >, 3>ic Michigan, i0c.
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For Rent.

'raE ROOM now OCCUPIED BY THE
>tse~, Railway Company, in Mcclure
: ~ BC.li!Ng Apply TO
-; John MCLCRE.
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EnrRenf.

IA -rpRE-ROOM AT PRESENT o.
pot Uy Frarsus Whally, No. 81
t-A+ .l-e-t, directly opposite the City
= -.l.lg OF the best retail business
- a he city. Possession gwen April
at.l5-h JACOB BAYHA.
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For Rent.

1 ..AkyiE ROOM. WITH SPLENDID
4 - .. AMI power for machinery. Also,
90 sI.t. rooms. with or without power,
,-lCl- l4ry= warerOOm. Possession given
-r:u. April. Apply al Office OF Star Eoun-
o. BENZ. FISHER.
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For Rent.

>aOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
: iran Slin Insurance Company build
:. For particulars apply at their once,
q N5l-oe street, or TO GEO. W. FRA NJ
@..E " VI REILLY. mari-h
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

- ERIrK DWELLING. PLEASANT
y situated. on Main street, north of
- ANS. A. l. WILEY,
.g-i- Office franklin ms. Co.
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For Sale.

ME PROPERTY OF JOHN G. CHASD-
Ter. on Hampton street. For terms IN
- ~ ". \. CHANDLER,
-%a-I.b At First National Bank.
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Wanted Immediately.

,rFTY t,M COMPETENT Statesmen,
l salary with expenses paid, or on COM
sta, N sell and lease the New Wheeler
wilson" Sewing Machine. Wagon and
,.st fnrnIshed. For terms, &c, apply 10
VM. SUMNER & co.
u,a SiMonroe So, Wheeling, W. Va
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Wanted-A Partner

WITH 5000 TO 500 CAPITAL, IN A
" s-st-class paying business Machtntst
.s,arred. or viii pay u per cent for the
pu,,al and wages for the man. with priv
S fs Of investing in the business after one me
80 money. For full particulars address
MS once until the 18th of April.
apr@a
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Sunaries.

SunAries.
10 Mia -
10 boIss Chocolate De sante
10 Family Chocolate, sweet
10 Baferh Premium Chocolate.
10 Pure Cocoa --E
Also, Italian Died Pears, choice new
Dat0 and Figs, selected French Prunes,
Paper Shell Amonds, Nuts Of al kinds, &c,
&C., tust arrived and for ale low by
SCHULZ 4 NEUHAusES,
n1ri4 So Market street.
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For Rent.

- AGOOD BUSINESS STAND.-THE
IW4-ehDu~e, No. 9 on Monroe street.
a. dining the merchant tailoring es-
tS.N--n-l; o; Thomas HUGHES & Co. Pos
7'so1 gwen on first OF April, or sooner If
'+'.'sd. For terms, apply to
". REILLY,
- sand D. Main street.
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WANTS
Wanted.

, BOY II Or Pr Is 3. ft the cSnfectionery
IAN assIos bushes preferred; Apply at
or bSAins c. A. SWARTZS,
Aonsoe sprSh
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know what It's practical operation would
be. He feared, however, from all he
had been able to gather in regard TO it,
that il would work badly in Jefferson
county aud might result in the election
OF a negro 10 represent that county IN
the Legislature. He hoped it would
not be adopted.
Mr.. Faulkner was in favor OF tue
adop,ion OF the principle OF proper
tional representation in the Senate, but
not in the House Of Delegates. He
thought that much less difficulty would
result from its adoption in the Senate
than in the other House; that the
change could be more readily effected
and that less alteration Of the Constitu-
ton would be needed in that event
That would be going far enough by way
of experiment aud the people could
Judge of the propriety OF extending the
principle farther.
As the result OF all the discussion
that was had upon the subject the
Legislature is authorized, but not re-
ouired, to submit to vote OF the
people 10 1876 the propriety OF adopt.
ing some scheme to secure proportional
re presentation in the State Senate. To
be sure, this is not all that the friends
of the proposition desired, but still il is
somsthing and is probably the best that
could be obtained at this time West
Virginia is quite too modest to assume
just vet the leadership in 80 important 3
reform. The subject OF proportional
representation has been handled ginger
| ly in each of the States where II has
been formally proposed. Illinois and
South Carolina have but recently
adopted it; and although the matter Is
being talked OF in Ohio and Penpsyi'
vsuis and in others OF the older States,
lit 10 still An experiment and,
, 1872-11-05

R. 4 J. Blair John Weller; regular ad1nalcauo3 M ana
claims allowed Of Hy. Pierce Hy. e Whitford, Fred
A Cornell, and Samuel D. Wilder, Matthias Dohle, f.
Winchester and D. Burlingame- John Faber regular
,5;udjc.tion and claim allowed Of John Derneden.
1ssia11o sevburn regular djudication and claim al
1owed If IL Mclaughlin. John Blattner; Tegu-
a. o1;ndcation and claim allowed Of John Bfatner.
srhnm,s Richards; regular adjudication and cl2l1n
11,nwed Of " II. Richards, Fl. D. Lyman, aNd +. d.
Filbert. ,.-, r,.. ,..;,
wilson. Richard Bengcr, Magnus j. A1cGurrin, Ed
wsrd 7. Branghal, Gotthelf Nilig, Jacob Mascr Hy.
Inettceu George Kobot, Ernst Frederick, Oof Lin
stedt John George Beuhiu, Bernard Cassidy Patrick
phelan, Peter Hub Thomas Woods, ]. Henry Weber,
nv s. Hall, and claims allowed to r. Rockwell, e. y.
Buckley, Leavitt Street Congregational Church, and
'7 other business: william G. Towle, minor; decree
for sale Of real estate Iucius A. Willard Ten1re Tor
Jury Of twelve to try the question Of his being re-
stored to reason, returnable 7th November Charles
r. Carroll appeal bond Of Henry Nn1ward and Geo.
Barron. Alonzo ". Mack; Thomas A. Mccleland ap-
pointed guardian ad en for minors in the petition to
sell real estate to pay debts. Stephen E. Knott IN
approved. Town Of Cicero; order anpont1ng p,9i
Nichols Commissioners for construction of u
tram. Thomas Woods inventory md appraisemen1
approved. Simon Jobst; will proven, and letters
testamentarg granted to Lorenz Natry bond Of &c. 4
approved. Edward ?. Dwyer; flies restored Bohan
S. Shepard balance Of estate, S1325 to be deposited
in hands Of County Treasurer, for the benefit Of
known heirs. Ravena II. French, minor; order a11.
thorzing guardian to buy organ. Godhart Schoef
order appointing. GWynue Garnett guardian al tste1
, 1872-11-05
FOUR FUNNY FABLES.


A cat, waking out Of q sound sleep. sew
mouse sitting just ont of reach, observing her:
Perceiging that at the slightest movement Of
she put On look Of extreme aniability, and
said:
"Oh! it's you, is it. Do you know thought,
at first, you we're friendly great rat; and am
don't know. OF course you have heard that
nm great friend to the dear little mice"
"Yes," WAS the answer, IT have heard that
you love us indifferently we'll, and my mission
here was to bless you while you slept. But as
you will wish to 60 and get your breakfast, I
reuoir ?"
This fable teaches that it is usually safe to
avoid one who pretends to be friend without
having any reason to be. It wasn't snfe in this
instance, however; for the cat went after that
departing rodent and e. e. away with him.
A hippopotamus, meeting an open alligator,
said to him:
You are not sufficiently comprehensive to en-
brace me. am myself no tyro at smiling, when
in the humor."
I really had no expectation Of taking you
in" replied the other. II have habit Of ex-
tending my hospitality l. lmpartlally to all, and
you remind me-" said the hippopotamus,
" OF 8 certain ZEBRA who was not vicious at all
he merely kicked the breath out Of everything
that passed behind him, but did not seek to in
duce things to pass behind him."
ut ia quite immaterial what I remind you
OF, was the reply
The lesson impaired by this fable is g very
beautiful one.
A sheep making long journey found the heat
of his fleece very uncomfortable, and, seeing o
flock Of other sheep in O fold, evidently waiting
for some one, leaped over and joined them, in
the hope Of being shorn. Perceiying the shep-
herd approaching, and the other sheep huddllng
into remote corner Of the fold he shouldered
his way forward, and, going up.to tho shepherd,
said:
"Did you ever see such lot of fools? It's
lucky came along to set them an example of
docility. Seeing me- operated upon, They'll be
glad to offer themselves" ....
ssPerhaps SO, replied the shepherd, laying hold
Of the animals horns; but never kill more
than one sheep at 8 time. Mutton won't keep
in hot weather."
The chops tasted e1ecllently we'll with tomato
! sauce.
The moral Of this fab1e isn't what yon think
it is. It is this: The chops Of another mans
mutton are always nice 1T eating.
Two travellers between Teheran and Bagdad
met half way up the vertical face OF rock, On q
path only q cubit in width. As both were in q
hurry and etiquette would allow neither to set
his foot upon the other even if dignity had per-
time stationary condition. After some rehec-
tion they both decided to jump around the
other; but as etiquette did not warrant con-
versation with stranger, neither made known
his intention. The consequence vas they both
met, with considerable emphasis, about four feet
from the edge OF the path, and went through
flight Of soaring eagles, mile out OF their way
wholly ignore the distinction between fable and
simple ele.-TRASEIA1oR.
, 1872-11-05

I swear By ali the monkeys, sacred and pro-
fame, which have geen since then, that I am
de9s deneht 'p and admiration. The The building is q
white marble, supported on a co1onnade Of
pierced arches opposite to a great oval kiosk
open to all the breezes, protected by light
roof-:his is tie dining-rooni, Therea busy ant
How fine is the effect Of their robes of red silk
or muslin, their blue turbans, and their golden
sashes, thrown out against the yhlteness Of tho
marble floor and balconies!
At nightfall we dine In the koak; around Us
8 brilliantly-attired crowd dance in the alleys,
lighted up With Venetian lamps., We are served
by the Oriental troop just mentioned; have
Malay to pour out iced water into my glass,
have two to change my plates, three hold the
dishes one TO caTye one 70 %t - untu tue coffee
dishes. and could succeed in asking for them in
the local tongue, might employ the twelve mo-
tiouless men in rcd who squat behind me.
What q sight! What coloring! What sky!
full perfumed breeze, 7 cry, "sapada cassi
mi :" quick :; one Of the Orientals Of the thou
sand and one nights, whom one is tempted to
call slaves, leaves the column 1T whose foot he
las been mutely crouching like statue Of Bud
dha, and brings me, to I{gbt my PIPE, a. long
dian. It is Kind Of torch made Of glu-
tinous sandalwood, which burns day and
night, and exhales q. delicious perfume.
7 feel myself rapidly turning into a
serve OF q Northman-forty-eight different kinds
of pimento, mountain Of rice, in which is hid
den microscopic pilau OF young pigeon, served
with sauce darorad with red pepper, which is
the famous ka7-a, IN absence Of all viands to be
cut With an ordinary Knife, an abundance Of
salads OF bamboo aud chutnee-the whole un-
doubtedly offers local coloring highly appreci-
ated by amateurs, but which lights up q deVou1-
, 1872-11-05

This sketch of Batavia is from work justpnb-
lished in France, entitled " Java, Sinm, Canton:
Voyage autour du Monde. Par le Comte de
Beauvoir. Paris Henri Plon:"
majestic alleys shaded by beautiful tufted trees,
framed in long, Vast arbors, known to us in Eu-
rope only as operatie DECORATIONS. The rays Of
the pitilcss sun can but psnotrate their shade at
intervals, while they gid with wonderful rehec-
tions the countless plumes of the cocoa Trees the
upright branches of the flame trees, which are
al Scarlet flowers, the bananas, with green
leaves the size Of 3 man, the cotton trees,
laden with snow-Hhite puffs, the travellers
palm, colossal fans Of unsurpassable elegance:
which yield streams OF milk to the summons OF
cane pushed into their back :; finally the IN a
cal lianes, which touch the earth, take rapid
root, md spring up to the summit of the tree,
there to bind themselves into intricate garlands,
and again to fling themselves down. One OF
rounded with curtain, q network of intertwln-
ing leayes and flowers, through which
children, in the costume Of the angels
pushing back the kanes. with their
dark, 1.-THE hands. wateh the ,pirogues and I'd
the canal For these alleys and srbqEs are the
footpaths of the " "arroyos" OF the tropical Rab-
ylon, of those great aquatic ways which the
Dutch would have made by hundreds IN memory
Of the mother country, if tho Malay population
have the instincts Of the Thfte race OF the North
and the yellow race Of the Equator met. we go
on lin little open carriages drawn up BY Lllllpti.
tim ponies) through a delicious succession OF
royo." covered with innumerable barques, which
float amid gigantic water lilies, and catching
elimpses OF fairy-1ike gardens and white marble
palaces, with glittering,- many-colored verandas
closing up the yistas. Seeing nothing but these
a11evg. I believe myself to be in Valley Of De-
s:f-Ita'';. +ha 1a;rh,arboed Of tha citv when
, 1872-11-05
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

L4W-IJHdge lto9e7.I.
As4-Gottf1ied v Kuickelbieu; suit dismissed as to
Fritz Brud, eurnishcc, Eer stipulation. a1-smith
app7evsd rule d:sfaTgsa naga or 1
Cd: bond, ssoo il 10 days: 10 days fos answer
sa'SsT 9a 1s77 and asgTapgooa ?ase.Tnsa comnsscial
&c personal desanlt aelst aa
I'D Judgment set aside on motion Of defendants Ut
tCail 2os to 2a3 On Wednesday,.
[Jttdge Rscth.]
11H-Mende1son =. Heideprich motion for caplas
aenied l4o-Kinsey Nelson; a. .anaing Tor plan W.
Donough time to ale bond extended d2Ss. 2l9s-
Warrington = Brachvogel leave to plaintiff to e new
DISMISSED per stipulation, defendant to pay unpaid
costs. 1s6o-zeng'er =. Geary dismissed BY plain.
@ sttns sy snS
On verdict. 1,s5Ec. N. & st. P. R. r. Company Y.
Peterson ct al lieu Of the orde1 Of Saturday. read
motion for new trial on behalf Of Carpenter
brother, taken under sdrisenent- 1850. G. L c.
Is 3. Company v John McAulay ct al; Winchester
.Hal appointed guardian ad Item for Oscar Finlag,
minor. rr.,n,
EeIchwald :, Bryant, set for trial 12th and 18th
apd Rs isth insts. PollscF EcE same order
Order for restoration Of Judgment, On motion Of plain
'p Nos. s9. si 27s, 2-set for the 11th 18th, and
yst inste Nos 23s o4o 249, for l4th and 18th inss;
Nos. q md 9ss for 18Th INST; Nc; ss Tor i1th snst'
CHAECERT-1Judge H1*1uHtSJ'
45o-Bridret r. Michael Drury; guardians fees tax
ed 1t SIS. G. n. 4s52-Complainant to pay Saoo 1er
nn Tst nayment to be made in ten days. 22-Peope
of the STATE Company
GsL- aTcent;ons to the answers Of Samuel D. Har-
1sn Robert Clark William ~ LII and saene Mon1sGe1 =
Joseph Hamel; cause heard and decree.
NEW SUITS. ,..
4,74e-wm. Corb1ey '. Ella corbley; Gn dso1ee 3ane
.oddy: disoTce; desertion. a,75lIohn sehi5dgen :.
james Hartney, Bernhard Hopper, caspsr toe1ne
.a41 ,At1ood, 'f solicitor 4752-Koebler r. Hol, 1
brook appeal 4,75s-Grosa = Nichols; abpeaA ~
-Thomas Goodjohn and John F. Lenox; ': Susan and ID
Henry j. Koon. and the Mechanics SAVINGS 9auk u
Providence Rhode Island mechanics lien on LOIS !,
and L II the subdivision Of Lots 10 aud H. BLOCK u
Canal Trustees Subdivision of Section 81 Township
IN for the sum Of 81 500; Omar Bushnell, solcltor.
4156-Richard Flood & Co y. Benjamin q Hull
asgumpsit, $500; Moore + caufcld 4751mAaicom
McNeiI u Henry Sherman assumpsit, 81 ooo; HoJne'
Horton & Hoyne.
, 1872-11-05
THE LAW COURTS.
NOTES OF INTEREST.

John Echi1deen, Of the Town Of New Trier,
yesterday petitioned the Circuit Court to annul
certain proceedings taken by the Township Trus-
tees as to the consolidation Of School Districts
Nos. and 4. Petitioner atdrms that, at meet
ing Of the Trustees Of New Trier by vote Of
two to one, it YVES voted to consolidate School
Districts Nos. 8 and 1, and reconstitute them as
Diszict No. 8, with q new School Board, the
Directors and Secretary consisting Of the persons
who are sought to be made defendants in the
suit He claims that, under the law regulating
the formation Of school districts this action vas
Illegal, the voters Of neither district having pc
titioned for consolidation. as required by the
statute and he also states reasons why: apart
from the legality OF the order, it would be I'M
polite and undesirable to make the change. ne
prays that the defendant Hartrey be restrained
from paying school moneys in his hands belong
ing to Districts and 4, to the other defendants,
who nre the Directors of tho new Dis
riot No. g.; that the Directors be re-
school house at Grass Point, and from
performing any acts whatever in the capacity OF
Director Of the so-called new district; and that
the order consolidating the districts be annul1-
ed. The writ Of Injunction was ordered as
prayed for.
Judge Porter presided in the Criminal Court,
yeHterday, and, having no Grand Jury to direct.
and no other business to transact, passed the
happy hours in converting the serf1iEe alien into
the free and independent American citizen.
We will not insult the understanding Of the
CONS of liberty who want to vote to-day, py tell
ing them that the Courts will not Sit But the
clerks will receive new suits.
Judge Wallace, yesterday, appointed N: G..
Niles. Samuel Dunlap, and ". T. Nichols, Com
missioners to construct the new drain in the
town Of Cicero.
The Grand Jury which was to be sworn in yes
serday was not . success only four responded
to the piping Of the Sheriff.
Judge Gary will hear defaults in chance1y on
Wednesday, and in common law on Thursday.
The Superior and Circuit Courts Clerks
offices will be open to-day for the filing Of
papers, and issuing Of naturalization.
There WAS scarcely anything done in the
Courts. yesterday, except the swearing in Of
naturalized citizens.
Ameeting Of the creditors Of spengler & Co.,
IN bankruptcy, is appointed to take place at II
O'Clock this morning.
The United States Court yesterday adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
, 1872-11-05
MEDICAL CARDS,
DIR. c.. BIGELOW
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, No. 46i SOUTH

STATE-Sr., CHICAGO.
woll known b. all readers OF the papers, that
c. Mge1o Is the oldest established physician in Chicago
Who has made tho Treatment OF al chronic aud nervous
Dr. g. the most renowned SPECIALIST Of the age, hon
tanenta hy III the medical institutes Of tho daJ. having
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE In perfectinX
AND SPECIAL D1SEAS in both ae1es:
Tho reputation of DR.. Bseow Is not founded diplo-
certificates from Europenn, Asatic, African
eellesss no has graduated With honoz At we'll knoxn
journals, and in tho mouths OF his patepts they
thousand miles off, but sounded at doors. they
not dated dozen ago. but Gentlemen in
this city of tho highest responsibility nud members Of
the medical faculty pzacticng in Chicago will
Read his MEDICAL TREATISE Tor ladies and gentle
Sent free address in sealed en7eopc. Enclose
stamps. CONsULrAT1ON FREE. Tho hnest rooms
In the city, with SEPARATE PARL0RS for ladies aad
sPoNpENcE GoSFiDESrfa1 Address all istters to
Dr. G. BIGELOW No. I'LL Statc-st. Office hours from
= to p. N. Sundays, ) to4 p n.