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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-12

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{ ,l.io Curry, IN Rankin county,
- fed Of her wounds on Sun
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-09-12
LIABILITIES.

Total Capital aud Surplus....S3 OBS, SD ~
ASSETS.
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cRIFFIy = HoF = ! ~ Ns E;Tss,
= gaET 81 9s,tsr a,1tIEoraxad 10 Mom9r lot
2 ID NJ I. ar1,wesT rates. Advertisers
aest to leaye their favoFs win
81 sre ls,s - exceptional facilities for
u Thls a y n cheaply. and we take pleas
Al VINO desire e bs sagsrt res y e. ts
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoEK. Friday. April s, 1874.

NEw-YoEk, Friday, April o. Ao'H
No public transactions took place at the Ex-
change to-day tho legal sales announced by Messrs
Joseph Mcclure and James NJ. Miller were both post
poned for one week ID. NJ Seaman offered fourstory'
brownstone house and lot west side OF Ienth"Ne''
s5 south OF Sixty rsts but no bid was maze ior
the property For the coming week several important
sales of NewYork and Brooklyn property will be offered
Of which duo notice will be gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
MADISON New-Jersey.-I offer for SALE

I MADISON, Jersey QeI ~! ior ,s Sh hit
" desirable PROPBRTY-s large aud substantially Dui one
Dwelling grounds finely shaded garen green hoase ~ 20 no
beaEg khe water tor supply Of house ah Com.
,cre, Oh nd The shortening Of the route by me
p,pss viii bring within hour from hewioft ,D.
ealsmabs afdug also desirable sites iof ocAs
o. Tor development By capitalists, this properly PesIIn I
ages az .a ~, R,osS~sy New.Yort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

SPLENDID 4-story, high-stoOp, stone-frOnt
N UOl Il zr8i Haye., opposite Central taI a
FOR sab a a bargain.
Apply % 49,, y, p,vxop =, p,....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of 200
"a cry HOUSES and BUILDING LOTS for SALE aud to LII con
t,irrg Ci.v Map ec gratis v X. STEVENSON SON
ReAl Estate Auoonccrs sud Brokers, No IL Pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

All who have real estate for sale or to LET
and those desiring purchase rent such property
will find II TO their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that of any other news
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, not only ia NewYork and all Its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union Tho advertisement should be as briei as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear totn
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that inc
shsebers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily,
nWoekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
umns as advertising medium. The charges for adver
Using are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE go cents per line
for each Insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per lno SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line Aboutten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
SATURDAY. APRIL 6, 1872.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRx. Friday, April s. 1872

NEw-YORK. Frlhay. April o. I811
The current demand for low priced business
horses, with limited number OF sales Mt the usual
figures comprises about all that be said about the
general horse market Of the day.
The sale held at Messrs Johnston Van Tasses Horse
and Carriage Auction Mart, in East Thireenhst pre-
sented to all concerned, a pleasing contrast with the
dizziness prevailing In the horse trade generally the
attendance was large and the bidding and tho compet-
ton sufficiently spirited to bring about the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
Ecuses an0 farms Uanteb.

Ecuse9 1lt0 tGrfn5 tUnrte0.
NN1ANTED-FOR CASH, from to 25 acres,
w IN Wescheer County above jerome Park high ground
building lots required, immediate attention given Apply 10 h.
GILMAN Co.. l65 Broadway. Room . basement
WANTED to RENT, in tho cOuntry-A
w small PLACE having a small house the water
red Of land being all that's required Address j. H.
with terms, Boz O9, Tribune Omee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
Dentl6trp.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DEPARTURE of Through Railroad Trains
so n II ? : ana $50 ?. M and
En% H OK AVID SiwlivssEfef Boston, lal' p ands
i;S ais 49, sass .'a 3d. o.
IO45 9, snd II p For Albany g. ieo loiS an 'F'
Washington: 1870 :"d 'Rd go I" West FS,
sHd on SUNDAYS sat- sp NJ Phadsp;
soUIm Lose ISLAND: $3.50 a IN and $3.50 ?. IN.
5sS HSRs.b oSd sTEaTDoAT ROUTE
I, L sssESA
hASb H5S'e H. PL99or9 T. IT, ali from WHITE
AO'N'AsS ana CHANGE 9g gS eA AHs BOATS
rEHTsf Rail ioSSGhSs sAEFS SSsSA
R sSa s 1as ina
ssaes as yT9bs ''1.Si l.
s .aSs BRISTOL forming the most direct
e''n SSsG 6Sf lowell iIi sp FALL
The this Line arrive .1d depart from ,l Pier IN
Es h Sss Sh s tns tss at
T Who viz = T. % f 'ysSS
LOVE-, F1S9g points North North, T e s's ra s M.a
chester hester s:s1 :. ~, Concord oas FseheqIs 'O%"
shSSf hsH;gT su D's csss5S Co.
JOHN MiSsL0w s@P S's9Di an. md Ia"sI and Railroads.
a. E. E. sw1SEY, sapt taunton Branch R R.
bDb9ks ss sR ga and SIn and 1nS SSsPS
NORTH RIVER and NEW,YORK. STEAM rI3 M.
ESAT o eqnPaSrsS5si''s b.
woed fonLers Hastings Deoes FER Iss Of Is tickets a. re-
f r. r ' s1iSa ~ ''1 'D1 '-..,Y z,7z,5
FIRST TRIP for RONDOUT and klNGS S
TON hn@: The steamboat THOMAS CORNELL wiz leave
"a Svfif HTasbT F' and Ga
4 LBANY AND TROY LINE I STEAMERS lsii3issS,
,s.D,a f FARE at 50 cents. isIf
West and NORTH will leave a9 TiscoS General Asen.
reduced rates Z. y. paseoH, S.-------.-
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Po Boston, worrsr hbu GrO,cn Jancoo LoTfu u,.Im as
dste points. The and stanch 'ie.~e"
CRY OF LIwHEScrEfTi "a or sEw.Loypos.
viii leave YewYol daily SUNDAY erepe a. O'Clock NJ ff0"
P,r 49, North River foot Cana. and wn with Erpre train.
fS he Sc1 S Vi, lo Norwich and w'''e
x r% , pl ueae' an' ' " j. L. SHORT j., Agent
Hs..Yori. DC. IS. 1861
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PhovIPESGE Ro e 4 70 y. WORCESTER y nslis.ss
S' fare BSsFS SESSS Ss1 Il Pro-,
and Prov worcester ali important Eng cite. and
TOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on hoG u.s..
IL tonic and Nsuga,uek Railroads rare sL o' WV
| Catherine siD at " noon. lsued.ys eIcep.eal
TOR NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD. & :, ;,Is IA e
| p m. connecting with the nroal
TALL RIVER LINE, v,wrosr
xpwp f9T DoSi'' W. OLD COLONY,
v, Ci F. g. z s.st 81 70. sts .pi STATE
room. apply 2al AID so Bf3sa-t{ sH ., y, A.. psS
Broadway aud No. '''4' w. H. H. sla0SS A.psuas Dscas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
Coma gslano Real Geiale for Sale

COMPLETE Summer and Winter RESI-
DENCR-ouse ouuings perfect order; f7e filed
aud railroad depot
price Moderate kILANp WhIllNn, . DeehIl-1-st
EOR SALE at FLUSHING, l.. IA fine
BUILDING LOT 5Or5O; Of the principal avenues
10 minutes walk from either depos puce O terms cash
Address J.. NJ GREGORY Boz 1882, n. Y. p y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

nor SALE-Eleven LOTS, each 25Xl00, on
south side Of 7SG-sf., Frst ard second ayes pce
{ oOJ; only eas required Inquire OF STEWART LAMB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
miscellaneous.

GAVE YOUR NEWSPAPERS, and send s.,n,i, to
r9ics f.r OH Ksw,papeu. Pamphlets. Books &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
SUBURBAN HOMES.

Four tracks steel rails when completed with and
unsurpassed the value Of home the line Of the
Central r. ofN For information as to Houses Lots Farms &C.
o. the line apply to A. d. HOPE. ll9 Hberty'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
YOnkers,
Menu grrsep Real Gstate for Bale.

A HANDSOME COTTAGE and GROUNDS,
n su,sbe business man. ELIZABETH, city Of nearly |'V~
with paved streets police water steam hre department
GOOD ,,es markets schools churches and superior class Of resi-
aepes within 40 minutes average tine to Newforf WIN Hq
train, from m 70 midnight cheap fares and by travel nnnr
Tar ,.sny saety or snery-hge,her the most accessible orderly
an, suburb Of EewYOk House has water range ur
nae hath eoe u rooms excellent design Lot nearly one acre.
lad 90, garden fruit and shade trees vines &c Location %
49,, IN e line Of growth No assessments Price sl2OO-oneh a
- 70, view and psrtieulsrs send PROPERTY OWNER, p o.
Box NewYor sppy at the West khlaoeh Depot WIN" ~
L.. m. /, tninnte., Nalk Of the pTemsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

A T ELIZABETH, \. 1.-TWO cItRaHL IeHUI u
N Brick DWELLINGS, high soop hardwood hT'ns sntV
~ modern improvements tTsolss in eSery respect 'e}
or.ij on The line Of the bore rToaf AID within I'VE
al tbs railroad dp0s reU 81 80 and zOe Also se'sf,i
.l s,1 houses thereon the cYi VIII be el
10 FOOD telsas Apply 70 AMgs CLARK liz Elizabeth OF D"ih
FIkLD Cedar g.. D. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
MORNING SIDE PARK PROPERTY
Brooklnn Real Gstnte for 5a!e.

4 BARGAIN.-A new 3-stoIy, hiGh-stoop,
~ hrc. House with Improvement nrEhhorhood tstcsss
Tor . 500 fno sJd viii be IeateL Apply to hObI 8 "ALhb"
sO5 Broadway, n \.
DROOKLYN HIGHTS-Large 4-stOry corner
ID TOI.SR Ir SALE Coaay residence city
Soon be tSIen N part payIaAnt rutland WHTNG5 Bees-
rsnst
MISERABLE PLOT-15Ox2OO feet, with con
enien house stable abundance of fruits both large and sinai
Location 90 Mason Stuyesauaye and honroes one boes rom
Gsts.sT. csrs Brookya C. TABER Tribune Ohce NewioTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
Citn Rcnl estate for Sale.


A SPLENDID 4-stcrv, hch-st0Op, stone-frOnt
N HOUSE 2Isi Lot Oo eoa HaLave opposite Central iaIA
FOR Sab 90 bargain.
WV. H. RAYNoR, 81 Piue st
A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of 1900
"A CITY HOUSES and BUILDING LOTS M SALE anG to w con-
tanning City Map s' fiS ss a. sp q Bole 10 II P1s
A STRICTLY frst-class MODERN HOUSE,
" ouFory heh.s;oop 2I5IOJ elegant orler On
Murray Hill neAr fa'e' P'e p sEYMorR III Broadway
A HOUSE in S8d-st., near Lexington-aye,, for
N SAIb Cd EASY price $llOG SFGooDlNG 40 BWey,
NOR SALE-ON FIFTH-AVE., MURRAY
MIL an elegant aad frstcss bIowustOne fusie HOUSE
ana STABLE Also on Thrychth between Fih ana Melol,
ave. fas1e, bs0none HOUSE Apply to b0M l,.
IOR SALE-Eleven LOTS, each 25X100, on
south side Of 7SG-s between Frst ard Secondaye Pee
Z oOO only 5000 eaS required lnq1re OF STEWART LAND
HOT AIR and VENTILATING REGISTERS
aad beautiful des and superior quality All interested
are requested % examine them. send for catalogue
WIN c. cREANER son, 70 Plattt \ Y.
7 OTIS FOR SALE-On Fifth, Sixth and
BgssTes Grand Boulevard and a5Ass1t streets APpT
MORNING SIDE PARK PROPERTY
FOR SALE
THRER LOTS north side Of oNEHUNDRED-AND-SlX-
FEMINIST 25IlO) located 100 feet east Of NINTllAVE on
grade, street 100 fee; vide. Apply 20
WV. SINCLAIR, j., p.ne't
ETH- AVE, near G2d-st, fronting the Park;
Pre- reasonable meusized HOUSEnear 40ta-sL
O'"-'A A'' VI. P SEYMOUR III Broadway.
EETH-ST., near 5th-ave. "A fine modern
~ HOUSE 2165xlC0 fourstoy mshSioop OoWnone Pree
si'e0lns9 '" 0"N'' W p SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

A STRICTLY first-clasS MODERN HOUSE,
ouTsoIy bgoop, tr0wustone 21t'IV elegant or1ef 'l
M-rray Hill Flh pice reasonable -,
, 1872-12-11


Law 137-John Gray ct al Y. The Chicago +
Northwestern Railway Company set for Tuesday,
18th inst; defendant excepts. 2,29s-LowenthM y.
fendant to justify within se days, OF appeaI to dis
missed 1,473-Heaney Chase ct al leave to with
draw demurrer to plead instanter. --Chicago l.
Northwestern Railway Company v. Van Netta ct al.;
Ishcd). g. N. 4,eso-l1cDonnell :. Murray; By Etp-
u1aton, defendant Justify within five taye or ap-
peal to be dismissed 9oo-Field T. Frenzy ct al; jury
[Jttdge 1Tee,l
lAw-5A-Deanv. =. Armour ct a1.; verdict defendant
guilty, and damages assessed at $500 motion by the
plaintiff for new trial 221-Pr1ce '. Ledlie ct M.;
tsia! oyerru1ed exceptions by defendant. ::a,s77-
Bush Y. Commercial Insurance Company; damages
assessed by the Court 5,o75 and Judgment.
tss yuags stteg Hq u H. annc.ton ., thu
Commissioners Of Lincoln Park, for the appointment
OF appraisers 1eave to file copies OF papers and
tessment rolls.
Nudge FayseelL1
: CHascERK-668-Kobach =. W1ensche; I; order that
complainant file bond to be substituted in place
Of old bond IN the penalty Of o0o with surety to be
approved by the Court.
71e-cause heard and decree; each party to pay bis
Own costs Judgment against defendant for s14.74.
NEW SUITS.
o:1s5 o:1ss|enea 3. v. Yoke Yoke; appeal 6156-1n the
Ing Of drive from Pine, street to the south
line Of Lincoln the east line thereof being Lake Mch-
gan restored papers. 5157-Bennett ct nj r Reilly;
appeal 5,158-CarIsle Mason ct al T. Columbus, Chi
to resraan the use By the Company Of the complain
ants property Of Carroll and Clinton streets.
5,159-John n. Dunphy Y. Ellen Young assumpsit,
ufactnr1ng Company :. &. y. Getty and 4. s. Bush
assumpsit 5000; Abner Smith, attorney. 5,l61-
Stephens ct al '. MchemAn ct al; pstihcn for me-
thereof for slos6 r. r. Bissen, attorney. 51eo-
Woudburn 2, Finley: appeal.
, 1872-12-11
MARINE MATTERS.

MARINE MATTERS. -.-.
4 new iron steamer is to be built at Buffalo.
The schooner aiinch is ice-locked in Pigeon
Bay.
Captain Goodrich intends to put on daily
line Of boats between this port and Green Bay
next eeason.
Tho schooner City Of sheboygan, bound down,
Was caught in the ice at Pigeon Bay, and is
The steamer Northern Light is in Cleve-
land dry-dock. Her machinery will be taken
out, and upper works removed; and abe Will be
converted into barge.
The report that the Exile YVES lost in the gale
Of the 9th, on Lake Superior, is contradicted by
the Captain Of the Hemisphere, who says she is
safe in Wiaske Bay. Lake Superior.
Captain Daley, Of the barge Hemisphere,
which was beached during the late gale on Lake
Superior, arrived here on Sunday, and reports
that gale as one Of the eeverest he ever Wit
messed. He says that the Hemisphere sustained
serious damage in her hull and rigging. She
will remain on the beach until spring, when she
will be taken of and repaired.
60, who WAS on Lake Superior during the late
gale, furnishes the Wisconsin with the following
u u relation to wrecked vessels: 'The schooner
Madsne1 h.nas Is "shoss saess opposite Bound 1S
o. Brown and 5. 4. Owen, from
Duluth, are reported lost with all hands. The
schooner G. c. Griswold, from Marquette, is
also reported lost with all hands. The barges
Jupiter anQ oaCQIn. ore laaen, proKe adrl1t 1fOIn
above Whitedsn Point. AL hands perished- The
vessels are also total wrecks. The Canadian
steamer Cumberland is frozen in at Bear Lake
with fifty passengers On board, and the Canadi-
an steamer Arcadia is outside on Lake Superior
over week, and has not been heard from. The
steamers Japan, Peerless, st. Louis, Cuyahoga,
Arizona, and John A. Dir are laid up at the sault
The st. Paul and Atlantic are laid up at Sailors
Encamplnent. They worked two days trying
to force a passage through Mud Lake, with
the ice fourteen inches thick. The Norman,
Menominee, and Truesdell, are laid up at Point
au Pins, above the canal; the schooners Oak
Leaf, Kimball, and Ogden at Sailors Encaup-
ment; the schooners l.. J. Farwel and Cam
bridge arc in the canal; the steam barge Fay and
her consort, and schooners Escanaba,. Hemis-
phere, Exile, and Golden Rule at WaiBkai Bay
the propeller Mineral Rock and steam barge
Tuttle and consort, at Grand Island; and twelve
barIs and sail vessels at Marquette. Many Of
the sailors of the ice-bound feet had their hands
and feet frozen, and we're left in hospital at
Marquette. Captain Sweeney, Of the Manitowoc,
who went up in one OF Goodrich's propallers, is
i'll with fever at Marquette"
, 1872-12-11

sae stpuaoa ana Of
and dismissed At pains eoss nsn aaasass
wit1drav papsze 14sPotter Potter jary trial
a,issGWood x % :. l. Beau; motion of defendant Ills
cause and o,lss, .2187, and 2189 consolidated and
ed r together eeve sSe
men jury to separate ny agreement.
for March il. s12--Fogg Y. Fogg solicitors enter
fo G. rule to n Rlea etc.
James Ieddy, and same order. 677-Howard y. Blair;
st Ma5sh Cobb as:5eS b
It + aSstes sis.S:sa,s;s q MI
hardt appearance for Mason 3. Loons, and rule to
pe.d ETC.. default for want Of answer and reference
tort 70 of sae ed snd
Eey; reference changed to Aagruder, s95-Day =.
Schneider; Masters report filed and confirmed. 7s5
Arnoss '. Arness reference to Magruder. Adder
:. Felch interloeutory decree to be prepared.
neo2-pinterton ': ~ EowelI sG1is appeal cos-ohn
$1,o9o; Hugh 4 White, attorney: A,eoEKslsy,
soose s5sy c9 at5asg an eogaasas e.
performance; story King, attorneys: q. A.dosEpeter
Avery, Loonis + Comstock, attorneys. A,6o7-Anna
E. Bower ct al =. Lucy Warrington at nj bill for
partition OF the estate Of Wflin Worthington (Lot 6,
Block 70, Elaton's Addihon); Cooper, Garnctt
+ Packard, solicitors. 41,6os-Van De Mark
5000; George n. Parkes, attorney. Il, ,eooe
Kuhlman appeal. A61o-R. G. Stevens and James
s. Barker '. Abraham H. Covert, and John D. Pahl-
man ostachnent for debt Of s535 John Borden, at
torney. A,611-James s. Urham y Robert Mattcson;
attachment note for $4o0 Upton, Boutell &
Waterman, attorneys. 4l,e12-James J. wa1worth '.
American Bridge Company petition for Mechanics
lien OIL the Lake Shore i Michigan Southern Chica-
60, Rock Island Pacific, new depot for iron supplied
to tie contractor Sleeper Wilton, attorneys A6ls
Commercial National Bank Of Chicagov. Hy. Waller,
j., and 7. ?. Dodge; assumpkit $500; NaIr flsd
Sleeper Whitoa, attorneys Il 6z-L billiard ct al
" Lsrln ct al; petition defendants land In the
town Of Jefferson for s7o5o9 Abnes Smith, attorney.
4,6l5-Jesse Powers r. Michael B. Bailey assumpsit,
$500; P. I. Sherman, attorney. Il, M,6l6-A. Eugene
Morley james D. Watson assumpsit $500; Tenney,
:. Ellen Halnish divorce; cruelty alleged 41,61s-
John F. Councer '. City Of Chicago, William Carey,
and George McLane; case, 81 800; William Law, Jr,
attorney,
, 1872-12-11
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

IkwI,8s9 A-hteson V. Eatz; demurrer to peh-
lion sustained and leave to amend BY opening Of Court
nrst dsy Of Janua1y term 2,l76-Leis ?. Stcam-tug
Willie Brown verdict, defendant guilty damages,
ESQ. 2,9o1-Bean '. Hnickerbocker Insurance
Company; chanee Of venue allowed to Lake County.
q p906-E1ssett Y same; same 2105-Barnes " I'm
dervood; Judgment a,s74-e7. s,3s6-Mosler =. Hell
far; Judgment <75o.15. 2,lo9-nobertson =. Binuie
only; judgment $s91.79. v Binnie only and sciye
fac1GA 9472-Rtch1e '. Hawkins motion Of plain
III to strike cut Iea from files for Of affidavit Of
pnerit sustained and default :. Hawkins and Willard
pn and 3uagena od sna az S ssfs 81 asas
10 days. 73o a-DeckN1th :. Lun,berman's Omnibus
pompany; motion for new trial denied, and Judgment;
.npeal boad $500, and bill Of exceptions in
twenty dav. e,1siICity '. Traynor; appeal dis
ratased at deiendnts costs with procadendo for want
Il p1osegutiQ2, 2.1o6-Braln =. 6sreng finding for
, 1872-12-11
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
TJtfdGs E{od7Ett,1

CHArcERr+76G-Compo Granite Company v.
Hoffman ct L.; leave to amend bill by next rule day,
Ind copy Of same to be served upon defendants tor-
uey 767-Eusch Leiders ct al leave to amend bill
by mixing Charles Schultz party defendant herein.
NEW SUITS.
eamuel aBattle ?. Jacob c. Fi1lar; ejectment from
he II. E Section 36, Township u, north Of Range
west Of tie 4th principal meridian: damages $500
MILLER, Eos: & Lewis, attorneys. Goodyear Dental
fn0e1uent Of patent. Same George P. Mann same
EoodWin Iarned & ToHle, attorneys.
, 1872-12-11

IAw-7lb-Goodwn Y Meyer; Court having con-
adhered oYerrules demurrer and declaration.
B1NKBuFTcY- 30 -shanahan + West; order Of
dtsrulssal 1nado ab=olute. 2161-John A. Marshall
restraining Sheriff. sale. 1,7u-schmidt + Putnam; !;
t1ial; verdict not guilty OF any Of the specidca-
hors, and reference to Register for final report.
1O99-George Bernstein and Frederick Wofon !; jury
EiM debtor foundguilty. 212s-Benj. Padgett con-
xinued by the Court 2,l39-Wm- Reed; jury trlal !;
verdict, not guilty ;1notiou for new tria1. AHA
Inbenstein ct al dsmissed for want Of prosecution
NEW HASKRUPT.
John A. Marshal, Gaesburg on the petition Of Lip
pincott, johnson Co., Philadelphis injunction to
stop 6herids sale Issued.
, 1872-12-11

None Of the accounts hero published can
give you any idea Of the way in which Mr. Gree
iey's countenance Was changed after death.
There was d peculiarly desolate appearance
shout it; and it was evident that, when the
spirit fed, it carried away all We had known Is
Horace Gfee1ey.-Ne1o Fork Letter.
, 1872-12-11
THE COUNTY COURT.

tVuRl6 Ht&t81@ee.!
John Randolph certified copy Of the will OF de-
ceased proven in the Supreme Court Of Northampton
County, North Carolina, admitted to record. Enoch
T. Stein administrators account approved, and
derad that 1s Per cent Of the claims heretofore allowed
to execute refunding bond Fanny Stein, Admins
tratr1, removed bond Of William A. Buffers, one Of
the administrations, approved and ordered to be re-
Patrick Carey: ad1ninistrator's account approved.
Loreen E. Cooke files restored. Magdalen. Laid !;
files restored. Frank E. and Carrie Howard, minors
guardians account approved.
, 1872-12-11

PORT OF CHICAGO.

PORT OF CHICAGO. .-..
ARRIVED. Dec. TO- 1872
6chr Kitty Green, st. Joseph, so m lumber.
6chr G. G. Cooper, Buffalo, $50 tons coal
Prop East Saginaw, Little Traverse, $50 eds wood.
, 1872-12-11

I0UEge
Warren Norton, James q. Norton, and Charles
ars spd
ard Prestly surctics in 5000 from day to day-Geo.
L. Scott; sane-Danefson and Owens; jury trial re-
sumed verdict not guilty and defendants discharged.
, 1872-12-11
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

T,OR sALE-FUREITURE, BEDDING, FEATH-
T. ers, carpettng, stoves crckeEy etc. See advertise
mont Auction Column Of Household Goods. for sale
this morning at No. 9 South Greeu-st.
, 1872-12-11
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
T1OR SALE-A GOOD OCTAVE CHICKERING
piano At low figure or will the for $8 also
good toned upright plano for only SO; desirable
for small room. Isl Park-av, West Side.
nTANOS FOR SALE-GREAT REDUCTION IN
nriccs frst-cnss instruments, 2l75, lc3s the 1cgu
r price It will pay to look at them. Isl Pa1kay, West
Side.