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, 1872-10-29
THE SUPERIOR COURT,
TAw-.Jftdae pnrfer1

2,447-Urhan =. Baer ct al; dismteBed BY plaintiffs
attorney. 2,&77-U1ban '. spelz; same attorney. F.
II. Atkinson Y. The William Butcher Steel Works !;
leave to plaintiff to file Narr in lieu, ETC., and rule on
defendant to plead in 20 days 1,931-Burna y Smith
motion dismissed at plaintiffs costs for want Of prose-
cnhon. I, ,a33-Faddon =. Same; aame order. 1884
Smith '. Smith !; order. 1,935-McMahon 2.
fame; same order 1e3e-A1en '. same; aanae order.
l,e42-Bell ct a. y Webster same order. 1944-0g-
gnilty, property IN plaintiff md Judgment
costs, and ordered writ of restitution i,945-
Jones Y. Connoe: jury sworn pfainhf takes non-
suit. 1,953-OBtien ?. Eassiug; rule defendant to
Go transcript instauter; jury sworn; jury to seal
verdict 1,948-Hinn =. siduam ct al dismissed at
defendants cost with procedendo. 1,954-Ba1dwin y
skitton; motion OF plaintf to strike plea Of Camp
Herrtek Z, Charles c. p. Holden Judgment Of Oct
49, 1870 for $46 80 and COSTS satisfied ID full Of record
by stipulation fled.
cHAsoERv-[Judge Garyl
799-Retterman '. Retterman Masters report fled
aud confirmed, and decree Of divorce. 323-Parks '.
MORRISON decreeon hearing appeal by Gillespie and
Edwards, Fleming Morrison bond Of $3.50 to be
and 60 days for bill OF exceptions. s49-Lawrencev "
Lawrence; Masters report 1led and confirmed. and
decree Of divorce. 512-Shetter r. Greenhaum Mas-
ter's report fled and confirmed and decree.
NEW SUITS;
41,Ds0-Sophia y Moritz Gaste1, divorce: deaertfou
4l,051-F. B.. Burrows '. Robert Burrows afhdavit
tor gar1tahee Fletcher 1azear Judgment Of $780,
46; Bradley Fry attorneys Il, 4l,6s2Cra#ford ct al,
Y DarVey petition for mechanics lien the build-
ing on the northwest corner Of Madison and Green
streets, for Sl,G33; Bonfeld & Gwezcy, attorneys
Il, l,083-Suppressed for service. A1084-Hau r. Neal
appeal. 41085-John Gentzen T. Christian Grotlmarn
confession Of judgment on q note Of $3.50.
, 1872-10-29
: SPECIAL NOTICES,


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AParis letter in the Journal de BYu1elles says
e'The church of France is about to be afflicted
with fresh scandal by the marriage OF the Abbe
Bauer with widow who has two children. This
ecclesiastio ia converted Austrian Jew, and was
one OF two students of Vienna who ca1ne in the
name Of their comrades Of that city in 1848 to
present flag OF honor to the youth Of the Paris
schools. The dinner at which the ceremony took
place was presided over by Citizen Carnot, Min
lister OF Public instruction. At that period Bauer
did not speak French, and his speech had to be
translated. He has since learned much, and
forgotten still moro. Being OF insinuating man.
ners he succeeded soon after he had taken holy
orders at Rome in getting himself presented at
the Tnileries, and lie frequently preached in the
chapel Of the palace" "'
, 1872-10-29

) Last Friday morning the inhabitants of Gaines-
vile, Florida we're startled by report that there
had been bloody q encounter between two OF it's
most prominent citizens, in which one OF them
John OMalley, had his throat cut from ear to ear.
John O'Malley was an Iriahman, and had many
friends. Stark Perry is the only son Of the late
Ex-Governor Perry. It appears that for a long
time there had existed bitter feud between the
two men, and many persons, Judging from their
character, propbesied it it would end in blood.
Last night they met in company with several Of
their friends. High words and quarrlling en-
aued. It was not long before the two principals
eenea m9ept nF s h1ea uMa,oy vas
the ground. He only walked about ten stops
when he fell upon his face A doctor was sum-
moned, but when he arrived O'MaEley was dead:
4 Coroner's jury gave viraict that the deceased
came to his death from stabs by a knife in the
hands Of Stark Perry. A warrant Was i'm
mediately issued for the arrest Of the murderer,
but he had fled. :. =.
, 1872-10-29

Prot: Muller, in course Of lectures in Berlin,
the universal admiration bestowed On circles
The eye is moved in it's socket by sir muscles, Of
which four are respectively employed, to raise,
depress tum to the right and to the left. The
other two have an action contrary to each other,
and roll the eye on its axis, or from the outside
downward, and inside upward. When, therefore,
an object is presented for inspection, the first
act is that Of circunyision, or going round the
boundary lines. so as to bring eonsecuhve1y
every individual portion Of tbs circumference
upon the most delicate and sensitive portion Of
the 1etina, Now, il figures bounded bY straight
lines be presented for inspection, 1t is. obvious
that but two Of those muscles can be called into
action and It is equally evident that in curves of
circle or elipse all must alternately be brought
into action The effect then is, that if two only
be employed, as in rectilinoar figures, those two
have an undue share Of labor; and BY repeating
the experiment frequently, as we do in childhood,
the notion Of tedium is instilled, distaste for
straight lines ia gradually formed, and ne are led
to prefer those curves which supply more gen
eral and equable share Of work to the muscles.
, 1872-10-29
THE CIRCUIT COURT.


1,7s6-swift =. Oakland Congregational Church; o1
motion and affidavit filed rule dischsrging tbs cause
21o1-woodEna '. Sheldon; leave to 6le special pie
2, 2,4s5-Diekinson '. same; snme FOR es455oo. lie
&sss ;ess5ns ssmsi ssss sss San
property found IN plaintiff, and judgment. i,ns-
sppes asssea dna
R7eanaa fs for hSeFa suntf Ea rule @
10 ale special Plea densns p;snershp; obtestion By
plaintiff oEerrued and exceptions by plaintiff; leave
to plainti to dismiss suit x9 = to = 1hons Bu1ke
ing, and special execution aanst property attached
md general execution.
<call It's to lss. except rs 1so, and 1917
1sc, NJ st! 1ed&e :. E. e. Re".s! e.! v Peterson ct a.
petitioner R7f ordered s to p;y award Of jury to
Company =. 5eacs Printing Company; i've daya Ia
plead ind file afhdayit Of inertia g. s4s-Rena =.
tegboasc; y a97; dissnfs7sd = by pl1lna IL
Eherhard ct a.; motion by petitioners for new trial
Us awards in the Of Costello and wife aud Seq
snS d r. teanst a'e ssss ss;r Se ,;
motion Of petitioner foc leave to amend petition
to dismiss p3ocsedinss as to lots "a, md Bnt
cHANcERT-[Judqe Rflliansj. I
,154-m re- John and Henry Benehl minors: by Btip-
R % M ena e. al u esys
defendants, Auguste and Martin Paulson, to plead
Il 55 dsys Or 70 amend MssoBg RsS1
bill dismissed at complainants costa, without
prejudice, and leave to complainant to withdraw bill
for Inspection A6Stevens v Watson ct al; per sonal
service Richard Watson rule to plead tnstanter
and bill taken pro confesso to him cause set fol
hearing instanter, and final decree.
t+Jt4dge FaTacen]
650Kirk ct al. Y. B1sby ct al personal service OF
al defendants, and appeal to them rule to plead IN
gtanter bill taken pro coufesso and causa referred to
Grant Goodrich, MASTER 685-0Brden =. Chicago Pa
cl6cRairoad Company By stipulation filed, injunction
dissolved -aud bill dismissed at defendants costs.
25s-Marshau Y. Hepieka Masters rep6ft fled and
confirmed 2e0--Same ', Same satne order. co.
Beers Y. Redmond J. Il. Knowlton enters appearance
bil1s>.-Hail '. Ferrel ct al; cause heard and de-
cree.
4,678-Frederick schu1euburg '. Nelson Durham ct
all petition for writ Of injunction E. Jarnesou, at
torney. 4,679-John Borden r. John G. Shortan and
Johh N. Staples petition for specific performance
John Borden, solicitor. 4680-Town Of Lake y. Boyce
ct al; petition to condemn land for street. @,681-
Eliza II: Val!nsv Horace Magne; assumpsit, s. 500;
Gage '. Magunsson appeal. 4,683-Albert John Y.
Augusta Koehler mechanic's lien On No. IS Bunker
street account, s144.37; Dyas h Drnndorf, nttor-
ueys. 4,68HPetiton Of John DAILY habede corpus !;
custody Of Mary DAILY prayed for. Jaa. E. Munroe,
attorney. 4.ee5-Henry B. Goodrich Y. Grant Good
rich. Bill to settle trust fund E.. 8. HolbrooR, 30
Icitor. 46s-sheldons ct al '. .. 0'Connors ap-
ct al petition to set aside sale Of the 3. Is Of The
s. E. 4 Of the n. IS Of the E. 4 Of the s. E. u Of
Section %, Township 49, under trust deed Fuller
Smith, attorneys,
, 1872-10-29

8ANKNUT0V-[JNdgE Bz0dgtHl.'
2066-H. Reimers william q. Gest appointed as
sgnee. 2,1s2-Tay1or and Cannon time extended
until Wednesday morning. ut 10 O'Clock, to file bond
90o8Mutual Security Insurance Company; On the
petition of ). 4. Ellis order assignee to ahow cause
why ahoud not refund certain moneys ret1lrnabe
Oct: g. T.Fosket default snd warrant s~
t,rnable before E. q. johnson on Nor. &. 2,1s5-
Brown Parker; On supplemented petition J. Dun
ebl to take possession Of the effects OF Brown +
Parker. 2,r76-LumbeTman's Insurance Company
leave given assignee to defend sus and retain clerical
aid for Office purposes.
NEW SUITS.
I'm. Vocke assignee Of the Geruaania Insurance
Company ?. A1enaniA Fire Insurance Company as
su1npsit Co., Rosenthal Il Pence attorneyB-Jamea
Long, assignee Of the Equitable Insurance Company d
Chicago Y. Samuel Hoard petition fog the recovery
Of stock notes due BY defendant to the company and
praying for account to be taken Of the defendants
Indebtedness to the company.
, 1872-10-29

other live stock, farm atock, aud wagons.-Michael
s. 200 approved--Anna Brown ct al; grant Of guar
danship to Russel Andrus bond Of s. 900 approTed.
Frank 1. Martin: sa1ne order and bond.
CLAIMS.
In the estate Of James u. Bow: allowed claims Of IT.
E. Moore T. & G. Foute Nickel l. Miller Wilbur j.
don Dayis, Dr.. a. J. Ba1tee, and A. E. Hewertson.-
In re George a. Dtgelow; allowed, claims Of r a.
Deyine, n. Roe. Collins Hunt, J. 4. Perry, J. II.
Barker, Small s: Granger, and Ha1n1in Hale Claims
dismissed: Stanton Pardee, aud Addison Ballard,-
In re- Corneliua F. Backus; caius allowed Of Blaisdeu
4 Adrich, and Peter Smith,
, 1872-10-29

FJfIdJe ITek.J
155-Coatello; jury trial; verdict guilty. and undcr
age, 158-Cline; recognizance Of Dewitt g. Mclean
forfetted 158-Fitzgerald; recognizance of',Austtn
Fitzgerald forfeited. People e1 rel William Smith
Y. Bradley heard on habeas corpus and reator
re1nauded s6s-James Williams; Jury tria1r verdict
guilty, and under age. 1o0-Berg =. Berg
jury trial; verdict not guilty, and dis
charged. s6s-James Williams; sentencea to
18 months in the House Of Correction.
l61-Daly : Callahan, thone prosequi entered. 161-
james Carroll recognizance Of Francis Warren for.
feited@ 79-McLaughhn & Howard; ; no!le proaequi
forfeited 969Charles Williams jury trial veraic.
guilty, aud term fixed at years and mouths in the
Nelson default set aside. 169-Dillon., 150-Dion
and Sanders, and 242-sanders, continued By agree.
1uent.
, 1872-10-29

his wife and the franklin Bank, to compel the
former to acconnt for s3o, 900 which he alleges
. he has intrusted to her to care 1or hln uurAn6
their married life. and the latter 70 give "
whatever money they may nave III en1 mlt1 - .
name Catherine Ryan nov s,o9 nm ot d;ffsrant
tir3es. when demanded By her husband, and tnat
ali sle hns left is 81 $780, which she has, ~ rear
son Of her thrift and care deposlIeo - 1nn
for safe keeping, and which auaonnt' sna
her husband made her gl1t o. nd1 cHe sH her
and cruelty beat her and drove her IRON me
hn1sa ND 1854 State street,, and that be has nos
suffered her to return to him; ana 1nAt no 70
known to be saving from $40 to $50 per day, ana
SO to S1o0 every Saturday nlent N IL? sa1oon
and concert ball. and that he cannot be IN "ant
OF the money, whereas SHE is IN distress ana
without the means Of support I,
J, A. Ellis yesterday petitioned the. District
Court to order the assignee Of the Mutnal secnr"
ity Insurance Company "a Ozark Z, K1mba 70 re- re-
lin On M iote Of 81, 500, under protest, which
sum, he has since understood, was Illegally
collected and the assignee was ruled to show
cause in the premises on Thursday
The Chicago, Milwaukee 1; St. Paul Railroad
Company was yesterday ordered to pay sc, ,518:75
to Agnes H. Lachlan and heirs, being the award
Of the jury in the Peterson condemnation suit
Several other interesting railroad condemnation
decisions Tere given, which will be found in the
record. ,..t'
The town OF Lake petitions, In the Cirenit
Court, for the condemnation Of certain lands be-
longing to Mr. Boyce, Of that place, for the pur-
pose Of enlarging part Of Mack street, and con.
tinuing it from si1ty-fourth street to si1tythi1d
street, thus improving communication with the
City OF Chicago.
The Judges again met, yesterday afternoon,
for the purpose Of considering the further
progress made in the negotiations between the
county authorities and the abstract men, for the
possession, by the former, Of the abstract books
The abstract men we're in attendance, as we'll az
the Committee OF Commissioners, and fair prog
ress was made, although no decision Bas arrived
at.
The trial Of Louisa A. Boyce, charged with
morning.
, 1872-10-29

Genoa. Venice, and other italian cities,
China, and Australia. This is only
part Of the plan, which looks to the ultimate
RESTORATION Of italy to her old pre-erninence.
The formerly nearly impossible barrier Of the
alps has already been pierced in one place,
and is also to be cut through Mount St. Got
hard. Germany will assist Italy BY the last
route all in her power, to divert commerce
from France, and the latter country, fully
aware Of the danger, is exerting herself to
preserve her old supremacy.
, 1872-10-29
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49,. -
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13S.e, '::'''' - ~ :e.
1nept 49,! . ~.re Of a
Nature tn pa, 80. ..,1 avn
pathy Of II i c,,.
casions .thst o.,,7,,3 Z. 20 oe~
no1;co15. u tne - nssk qus.ietss OF the
roueAu nore frequently than tie service at
street crossing? and bridge: appp5aches ii The
present crowded condition s. onr tioron
GENERALLY. fhis tasl; fr,,;a,. - ~! 11o1
one - ,,o,sa-z ..A' f14cn ~ very enefons
-ass. s.!otineo 2 q N n ms manner to expedite the
pas9age Or vehicles and keep the ways clear.
bnt it . policeman eiyas 1,e,rrersa and a,b7frorv
orders, aid nns;I,aa ffo5r :,
an excellent onnor+ renesf tneIe 40
pered and ova1hao oneteo aEl N Aitet-
Conspicuous disrnca uce ~ Inese 1alrs
dscontent ayan sa ar@ @sneuEpa1Ient t ana aWaken
case in T,oinf 10 4hot Tue most 1a"-ap1nhg. R
vest appFoac = ~ IN q me poneeman al tno
EaturiaV NJ ;. ~ ~ manson 10: s1reee or1age "
needlee5, d;r+7,:,. "no etnIeo up an oIens1se anu
and nsea 'i. hs aa1, pase nltn an OMNIBUS CIV
brenst nf ~, NE@vy cup I1eely on ne heao aha
animai ioeca ~ -;t4. gusnang h9rse, knochlng 1ne
sct tm %1a3 ssroke Or the weapon: !ne
who ca1 at+4st ~ ~ eese1a fespecsae!e pa5tlss
ness AL .7;a1 - 10 15t9r unproSoked neea'ess
t1ra ratS1ee.1.s s.1et.y' Tonce' omcets snouiu uos
, 1872-10-29

-o1nda3a excepted. fSaturdAy8 excepted.
''Oa Saturdays this tzan will bs run to Champaign.
Chicago, indianapolis g. Cincinnati Through
Line. sin Knnkakee 1sonte.
Trains arrive and depart the Great CentEal Railroad
Deput foot OF Lakest. For through tickets and Sleep
hesths ,s sppIy 4 Iekss oaes Is oanalst
nez Of Congress- st., and Michigaa-ay also. foot OF
Twenty second Ht.-Goudensed Tirue-Tahle.
Daily, except
Sunday. Daily.
Leave Chicago. $500 .. 8O0 D.
Arrive at Indianapolis ~ p. 1850 D.
Arrive at Cincinnati :........:. 9:50p. 9:l5
Only line running Saturday night train Cincinnati.
The entiEa train through to Cincinnati. Pullman
night trims
, 1872-10-29
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

VHASUEHx~11RIgE6 6t1l9ElI.
158Nesins Waller ct a.; leave to h1e substantial
copy Of bill in place Of that destroyed by fire, and de-
PENDANTS ruled to in 50 days 660-Raferty ct
set down for hearing upon peadngs and proofs
filed.
NEW surTa.
Thomas 1t. Jones and Charles #. Fillmore '. Chas.
r. Rogers; petition to restrain defendant from using
plaintifa' patented improved ca1isgewheel; Jones &
aughlins solicitors. Union Sugar Refinery =. Boies,
Fay Conkey; assumpsit; 5000; HAtnes + Law
reuce. atborneSE.
, 1872-10-29
THE COUNTY COURT.

FRUH3IE-IVNuyE FfuftuctJ.
Frank1yn P. Dwyer, minor; on the petition OF the
University Of Notre Dame, creditors !; citation
able F. s Bshop nor =: 5es resored
and new account approved. Edward Con1an inven-
tory approved.-John L. Kely Peter Foot appointed
guardian ad IteIn for minor heifs.-Ichabald q,
M5rck: eaYs to adniniarari1 to sell two horses and
, 1872-10-29
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR.C. BIGELOW

GS9NFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, has removed from No:
l9 South Clarkst. Of Mouroe to No. 464 SOUTH
sTATE-ST., CHICAGO.
Its we'll known By ali readers Of the papers, that DR..
O. BgeloW is the oldest established physician In Chicago
Tho has made te tseatment Of chronic and nervops
Dr. g. the most renowned SPECIALIST Of The age. hen
cred By the esteemed Of he highest medical
tanents BY all the medical institutes OF the day having
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF ms LIFE E RsE5fi3s RsEfes,ips
AND SPECIAL DISEASES In hoth sexes.
The reputation Of Dr. BgeloW Is not founded dfpo
colleges be has graduated With honor At velknoEn
newspapers ont of existence to prore his ability. His
praises not in the onsnats but IN the mouths Of bis
patents they not thousand miles Of but sound
ed At deora they net dated dozen bat
ity and members ct tho medical faculty pacticinz
in Chcago are wiling md ready to attest his sk: thaY
fhre his references.
Raad IL MEDICAL TREATISE Tor 1,aiss snd GENTLE
Sent free in sealed enfelope Enclose
stump. CoNSuLTATIoN FR lee. The finest rooms
the city, With SEPARATE PAnLoRs Tor Ladies ard
$PoSPE&GE "a 3GoNEiDENTiAL. Address all letters e
Dr. Z. B1GELOW, No 46i Stat8-st O8ce hours frona
= N. to p. H.: Suudays, 3 D. to3.
, 1872-10-29
DR.. Stone, Confidential Physician,

regular graduate in nedicine) all chronic and
pesia Diseases" at reasonable prices Medicines nr-
utshed. No mercury used. Consultation fGee. Cures
guaranteed AL female hcultiea treated With safety
aud success Circulars free. Of6ce, III West Madi-
sou-Bt., Chicago. =
, 1872-10-29

Total. ...2s7,0ss 24s,6sl 2ss,e2s 2sl,17e
Isaac B. sherwoods majority in 1868, 1883; Aile1
T. Wikofs minority in 1872, 14,055. Aggregate 4ote
In 1868, sic, IA in 1871, 617,695..
THE OFFICIAL VOTE FOR coSGREsaMEN.
, 1872-10-29
DR.. Townsend, $50 South Halstsd-st,,

Has the mast extensive practice in all Chronic Nervous
ne Special Diseases q both Of any specialist
charge. His Medical Treatise FREE All female dtf
tcrlties treated with safety and SUCCESS,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-24

PRESBYTERIAN SYNoD.-The Synod o
Pittsburgh, will meet in the First Pres
byterian Church, of this city, on Friday
evening, October 18th. If all the min
listers and lsymen. who are members
attend, there will be at least two hum
dred and fifty present. The presence
Of such large number of persons will
tax the Inequalities OF the Presbyterian
and their friends Of other denomina
tons in this city to the utmost, but we
are sure they will be equal to the oc
casion. This meeting is likely to be o.
unusual interest. On the second even
ing of the meeting, the three hun
dredth anniversary Of the completion
of the Life and Labors OF John Knox
and also of the massacre Of st. Bar
ttolomows', will be celebrated. Ad
dresses will be delivered on these sub
iects respectively by the Rev. DR.. S. j.
Wilson, Of Allegheny, and the Rev. DR.
W. D. Howard, of Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-24

RuSAwAY.-On Sunday night, about
ten o'clock, the two horses attached to
street car No. 4 took it into their heads,
or rather heels, to run off. Through
too much haste in changing the team
the bolt that fastens them to the car
had not been put securely in its place,
and when the team started the bolt flew
out and the VIII ffletrees struck them on
the heels. Quicker than one could
wink they few down Main street, leav-
ing the car standing on the track and
the conductor and driver looking at
each other in establishment. There
were no passengers on board TO help
them be astonished. Away they ran
over fire plugs. tree boxes and every
thing else, until they got to Washington
street where one Of the horses fell
down. This was dragged along BY its
mate until the harness broke and the
two were separated. They never stopped
running till they reached the stables.
We hear that one of them 10 badly
hurt. The other. though injured, is
net % badly hurt,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-24

o, THAr WERE BEAUTIFUL! is the
unspoken wish OF thousands OF women
to whom nature has denied the charm
of pure, fresh, transparent complexion.
To crafty this wish Hagan's Magnolia
Balm was introduced. The cosmetics
of the day had been pronounced poison
GUS by the most distinguished chemists,
and it was also found that their ulti'
mate effect was to wither the skin as
we'll as to paralyze the external nerves
The ladies hailed with delight the sd.
vent Of q bealthful, herbal and floral
preparation capable Of imparting to
their faces, necks and arms porcelain
smooth ness and q tinge ike that OF the
finest oriental pearl. They soon dis
covered that il was new thing under
the SUM-" incompatible and unsp-
proachable. Unqu-stiouably the Mag.
nolla Balm has been the great toilet
success Of the present century.