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FOR SALE.


II FLEMING's s.slie Siil seli rIigi. = = a.
one % both. Drive well siagie aaG lNN-N
double. ~. 10y
EOR sALE-1,ne nlaAossny Bay MARE ,..h,
/ II ltarr cid, i6ss hausis htgh. ful three ,,
ansrsers blood, AMI drlEcs ~ AZ ,ut three IN
q street, between 6tb and Tn. js-l ~
lNsk saBF CHeAP-,,ns ~ ,-Sers. Ts--,-E
j Inquire &C sCRlBkR'S Feed store, on tire =
south q r nnsy lvAnia avenue. yIsa.
lNo6 sALE-Ten sH.REs ~ srOCK ~ an.
II NATIONAL 6APITAL RkAh ESTATE A.
ISOLATION THIS socfeiy l. recoxn izsd a. on.
of the beet associations In the District
PHIL. X WEIGH CO
jeisu Real Estate Agents. Massntc Tsmplr
able for farmers and heayy hauling
Columbia Market, corner NHssaehUsUsts syenus
aud st ell en'
A PRIvAfk sALE-Ihs OeAG.fful Uoul try
"A Rest called MOUNT VIEW situated On -
kidge kosd, about one mile from ovorsctown. a.
nnss views IN the District, ssd ~ he sold cr le>>
al good soil, aud under Que cultivation, with a ~
orchard q spTses p-sches and p-srs This r, see 10
improved with . Cottage. hne stable ant CArrtars
non-e, Barn, Corn House. Her Hrrsn ard H>e
houee, Ice House. and Slaughter 1orse. whfce
could Re converted fato q Ware House This plsoe
j. perfectly healthy, and sold Cor ether res-os
thar 60 teave the country
FOR terms apply 20 D.m LIGHTFoor,
maze IA. on tbe premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21

The New Workers sheer at Bostons monster
concerts, and say give them Theodore Thomas
and music as is music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21
FGEANT AND WILSON RATIFICATION
y MEETIHG

The members Of the General Committee ami ali
sub committees appointed by the Republican
KS. sfate Associations. and an other org ,nizs-
TO ratiiy the nomination OF Grant and Wilson
] National meeting 10 be he in front Of the City
II y on TUESDAY NIGHT, the 18th instant, viii
.iHT next, at 5 o'clock
order. As SOLOuONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21

SILFERPLA1ED WARE OF the very hes.
~ quality and at the very west p-ices To- o.
gethsr with all kinds OF Matches and f5GS
JEWELRf, at HOODS, No. 933 Pennsyl {Ei2
yania avenus f9I
HORSES AND CATTLE GRAZED AND WELL,
II taken care Of, by the week or month; ~
me pasture and good water: within two IN
mile City. Terms IS per month. INQUIRE IA
Of ALEXAHGEB HUNTER, HuRter's Crossing
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown rail
road. -, a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21
FOR RENT AND SALE.

E.0R SALE Oh RENT-four new thres ~,
II BECK HOUeES, on Pennsylvsnis avenue, "
tuesa 18th aud lfta STREETS est. al modern con
prnoss; will rent 70 careful Tenants, sell on 90
terms. Apgly 20 SAN. Cross, Shepherd b1i
ing, OF r. EDW CLARK %, Lumber and OcA
Dsalere, Va. avenue sDd 9th ct southeast. my1S In
LOB EESr-FuTnisfed Hot 5 q. from June l7th
Il 20 October let ApplJ ct ss3 l2th street bet
4 and X. m0-u
EOR eALB OBJ RENr-The very ae.irsole REsi-
II pESCE No. a. 81 g, Heights of 0eorscto~n,
containing Is rooms with ell modern couvea ences.
The grounds sre very large and oraamented Win
ell kinds OF flowers and fruits-s ci-tera OF
pure water st the Kitchen door. The property Will
be sold terms rented % . careful tenant.
The new Street Railroad win a" BY the door, and
viii ee running early this fall. Apply % i. u
HUME, Of Hall Hume, or 10 Mr.. A. IA. Piehreil,
adjoining the property. sr7u
E0R BENT-HoUsk No SIS aWh street, be
i tween b and l. crntainins seven rooms. bath
room water closet aud cellar: ga. and wsier thre-
doors from street cars. Apply TO yAGxc W. Bkt-
kkh. 1876 street, between nth ant l2th streets.
northwest. mlTu
E0R RENT-Furnished HOUSE,, No. TN aiss
u street, from May 18th. Apply on the premises,
or 20 GEO. b. PARKER. once over M@trOpOl;tsr
Bank msve N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21

%ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS OF TaE
~ FOURTEENTH DISTklCT.-There will be
hspUhlcan Club, ON FRIDAY EyENIN5, Juns
q I,12, 10 perfect arrsn semants for the Grand
kstit cation Meeting, 10 be held a. the CITY Hall
TUESDAY Light, j une Is, lisa
GA KUHN s-cretary ' f'esiueh,;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21

NJ DR. A. PRATT. Graduate Of Ohio College
UR Of Dental surgery. 431 Ith street, between
ID and 4, fev doors north OF Odd Fellows Hall:
Refers IL r. A. Bacon and Rev W ,. Kyans. mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21

Us n0 : ~ = corner sts and D streets.
EREE READrSG Rooms,
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
FREF PARLORS,
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS.,
LITERARG SOCIETY,
SOCIAL RECEPTIONS
~ All are invited TO vistt the Rooms and use its
privileges t-.I mAr0
, 1872-12-13
A MAN OF NERVE.

It is not the fault Of the City Railroad Com
pany that roughs invade its cars at night, to the
great annoyance and discomfort of respectable
passengers These characters are generally
drunk, profane, and obscene, and carry things
With high hand, because no one has the temer-
ity to face them. Occasionally, however, a man
OF nerve and GOODNESS undertakes to keep order,
and succeeds in bringing the coward1y Bwagger-
few nights since. Three or four persons sat
on one side Of the II o'clock car, and man sat
On the other side alone with his thoughts and
his legs, the latter reclining comfortably, if not
gracefully, on the empty seat. Being nicely fix
ed he did not care to be disturbed without excel
lont reason. There we're dozen seats vacant
when two. roaoghs entered the vehicle,
ed that the legs should be removed. In
reply to the command to stake down them
legs" he answered, "Take them down your
self" "Take down them legs or I'll put a
head on you," said the rough again, and
tho quiet !, man responded, "Take them down
the rough. "That's what I'm here for-go
ahead" replied the proprietor of the offending
extremitleB. The second rough ordered him to
stake down them legs" s'Take them down
yourself, said he. STake down them legs"
roared the rough, or III cut EN- off your
body" "That's what I'm here for,' said tho
quiet man. The roughs saw it was no use, and
man connected with them- They had not talked
more than half u minute, when the quiet man
bent forward, and, addressing tho roughs, said !:
Now see here, you fellows, if you two don't
shut up Immediately, I'll pitch both Of you out
were let alone for the remainder Of the journey.
A determined man is q good thing to have on
board nocturnal car.
, 1872-12-13
A DAYS ROBBERIES.

The residence Of James H. Ball, No. 53 Ash
land avenue, WIS robbed Of S125 worth OF cloth
ing yesterday. - ...
Clothing, which ". B. Stoops considers to be
worth $50, was taken from his room, in Otis
Block, on Wednesday. ......
" 4 thief visited tho dwelling Of L. J. Hauscr-
man, No. 593 Michigan avenue, on Wednesday
evening, and appropriated wearing apparel val
ued at $50.
A. P. Thorp, of No. SO South Halsted street,
has less clothes than he had on Wednesday, a
thief having captured all the garments he could
find in Thorp's room.
The room Of G. ". Jamer, in the building
No. 1T Twenty-frst street. was broken into on
Wednesday night, and an oyercoat, which cost
$40, is missing.
The sleeping-room Of D. L. Wills, at No. 176
South Jefferson street, was visited By D burglar
on Wednesday morning, and $124 in cash we're
abstractad from bureau drawer.,.,>
Mr.. j. P. Ekstrom, of No. Ito Milwaukee ave-
nue., left his horse and buggy on the corner OF
Robey and Walnut street, Wednesday, afternoon,
and the police are endeayoring to find it.
Burglars broke into the boarding-house Of
Charles klok, No. 149 Eaat Indiana street, early
yesterday morning, and ransacked every room.
They secured about $3.50 in greenbacks, three
silver watches, and gold watch and chain.
4 barn in the rear OF 1877 Michigan avenue was
entered by four men early yesterday morning.
They threatened to shoot Fred. johnson, tho
coachnan. If he made any resistance, and car
ried of his trunk, which contained o wardrobe
worth $3.50.
, 1872-12-13

MesBrs. Wilson and 6human, but they print.
publish, and circulate the same speech which
their representative has just made, and direct
their remarks directly to the Court and jury, and
81 400, and advise the jury to drag forth the
prisoner, and then and there murder him, what
and whore is the difference? Would not this be
freedom Of the press? What these newspaper
editors who are making such m outcry at the
present time are contendingfo is unbrdled licen
tlousness of tho press--.not freedom Of the press
What they are contending for, and endeayoring
to establish, is the right Of every editor OF pa
per, whether small or great, to libel and traduce
everybody that he sees fit; the right to meddle
and interfere With the business interests OF
every citizen who may reeort to any Court to
have his differences adjusted; the right to i'm
pugn the motives OF the Judges who preside in
our Courts and, in short, assuming themselves
to be tho Judges, overthrow every barrier, and
will.
The utter and complete ignorance which such
men exhibit OF the true principles Of govern
ment, and the utter indifference which they
manifest to the rights OF others. are but little
above tho statesmanship Of Cananche Indian.
Last weeks supplement- Of the Chicago journal
purports to contain the opinions OF scores OF en-
subject Of Freedom Of the Press, in which not
single writer undertakes to state, with any fair
ness or accuracy, the action Of tho Supreme
Court, OF the circumstances under which they
aCLeQ, DuE give LAC1ueelTt6 over uuTeSLrAl0eQlY
to insult and abuse. Not one Of all these edi-
tors deals with the questions involved in calm
and dispasslonate manner but, losing all con-
troll over themselves, they stall to cursing like
very drab-a scullion."
To mix up filth and manure with printers ink,
and then throw it into the face aud eyes OF the
community, is considered by some Independent
Journalism, Freedom Of the Press, &c; but it is
nothing more or less than the lowest species Of
scavenger work.
Now, let thus 1aw1essness and Righteousness
continue, and war will become the natural state
of man. Every one will endeayor to vindicate
himself and avengo his own wrongs. When
that time arrives that every editor OF every cross
roads newspaper, and every swash-buckler and
pot-wal1oper connected Herewith, can swagger
around our Court Houses with as much I'M
punity as they now swagger around bar-rooms,
then undoubtedly will the Freedom Of the Press
be vindicated and the Golden Age begin. Tho
manner in which Judge Lawrence and his asso-
ciates have been assailed by the Chicago Eren-
ing Journal, and others who have contributed to
their contempt literature, is simply disgraceful
They arc on q par with the French Communists
MAGMA CHAGTA.
, 1872-12-13

noese Ct al 1o93-Kesey ct al Jacques c: d. 1905
Godfrey ct al Y. Chicago / Northwestern Railway
Company. l,o32-uycs ct nj r. D>ckwitl ct al. LOO
Clark Y. LarInon. 1,ll9-Juason V. Stewart. LEO
Jacques =. Weller. 1,121--Qui1nby v. Linton. l,l22
-Tr"ds =. Steiner; 1,1a1-Kclly Y. Butler. LIS
-DiHsell Y; IS S*anlan. 1,12d--Bssell r. Dunno
ct al 1,123-Ncage ct nj. Y. G4vins.
1:191-Willians V. Dean. 1,132-uainswnrtA ct al. "
Middleton ct ri. 1,lJ5-D7ousc =. Montgomery.
ll,l3G-Tohin =. MeFsran. 1,1as-schw2rtz !. Weir.
l;l9-Day,s , ct al: '. Gnagan., 114l-watkins =.
'. Spankncbtl l,14s-Minor Y. Good. l,l52-Bojens
v Aniund'nger. 1,l5a-Wolf v. Walker. l,170-smith
Ct ai. v Jillcttc. 1,1Gs-McKiudlry ct al. v.
Smith. Smith 1,le3-Sostrand r. winchc. l,lcs pakker
klmbai ct a 1lG71Innt ct al. Y. Martin ct a ,1Co-
A5,nistead mi r. Demuth. l,l71-a1orrison y. Guth.
1'1s2-Gross '. Kaiser: 1,177-corrtgon Y. okccfc
Insurance Company Of New York '. Hotchkin ct al.
l,191-Van kcuren =. uockaday ct II. 1,l92-Smith "
Holtzman. 1,1os-Edlcr y Lcntz 1,2o0-Lederer ct
a. d:, y hcponough: 1908 -Hin Y. Newman. l,21l-
Gilmore ct NJ. Barry. 1,2l6-Cores Yott. 1,220
-Davcin =. Fowler. 1,a21-vcrschoore y Gr11ndies
ct a. 1,222-king ct al. Y. Bell -Folansbee ct
al. '. Smart 1,o26-Doyle v. North Chicago Railway
Company. -Vanblaricum " Tascott Ct al. l,231
Hooper Ct al. Y. Lewis ct al. 1,23o-Custer Kim
ball ct al. 1,o34-Leary y McEweu
, 1872-12-13

Tho Winnetka Literary Society held public
meeting in tho Institute On Wednesday evening
strumentl music a comedy in one act entitled
"Ici on Parle Francais; )" and q "Pathetic Mu-
sical Sketch" q in which burnt cork WAS the
principal ingredient. After these exercises
the inevitable dance followed. Taken as Q
whole, the evening was pleasantly, if not profit
ably, spent by those who attended.
Winnetka is delightful little village, and dis
plays commendable zeal in it's efforts to relieve
the tedium Of tho long winter evenings BY
character, which go far to break tho ice Of con-
yentionalism.
DR.. James 8. Jewell, or l.. Il. Bantelle, Esq,
Of Evanston, will lecture in tho Institute On the
evening Of the 25th instant,
, 1872-12-13

lJudqe Drt.1nnold-]
BASEnUr1cY-2,128-Munn Norton Scott rule
property nortgaged to jesse Hoyt should not be sold
to satisfy said mortgages. 2,lG2-Mahan ct al rule
to show cause, warrant OF seizure, and injunction.
NEW BANKRUPT.
Thomas q. Mahan aud Jacob ?. Kennedy, the
petition Of John V. Farweu Co. !; Tenney, McClc1-
Ian Tenney, attorneys.
NEW SUITS.
3,595-Adam TyBkiewicey +. steam barge Monitor;
LIBEL for wages, Sl52 Wn. H. Condor, proctor. $3.50
L. Olson V. Same, same ISL; proctor. 3,5S7--
oscr Bergstrom '. Same; same, 500; eane proctor
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Nudge Dr4mnlond1
CHAScERT-654-Dond ct al. Y. Edward ct al. dis
missal on motion Of complainant without prejudice.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct nj. Y. Northern Transports
ton Company; jury waived and Cause submitted to
Court.
John D. Easter, Elijah q. Cannon, Charles ".
Marsh, Vim. Il. Marsh, Ralph Emerson, and Wm. A.
Talcott T. John H. Euward md Waylsnd S. Goodhue
infringement OF an improvement in grain and grass
harvesters; West Bond, attorneys. Charles F. Nut
ter and Frederick Haddick, Of Buffalo, N. Y, JOS
". Taft, Frederick schwab, md Hy: G. Abbott, Of
Chicago; Infringement Of ELL improvement in picture
frames; same attorneys. Mary D. Tenhroecke, Of
Portland, State Of Maine, V. Auguste Z. Barnet,
Chas Barnet, Chicago and Lyons Lime and Stone Co.,
Richard g: Akerly, John G. Rogers, Leyi ?: Boone,
Geo. II. Frink, John n. Bennett, David G. Hamilton,
Francis G. Peabody, BY. II. Frnk, Harriet E. Ben
nett, Robert Asworth, and Michael Ward, all Of ILL
nos bill Of foreclose mortgage Lot TO- Block TO- in
Union Park Second Addition to Chicago, to secure q
note Of $1,000; Paddock l. Ide, attorneys.-Gcorge E.
transcript from Superior Court Paddock l. 1de, at
t0rncyB.-John Charter Information Of infringement
Of Internal Revenue lava by neglectng to tobacco
abela Judge Glover, District Attorney.
, 1872-12-13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


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SNYDER hstaaf RaIIa5s' sna nsse.
GEORGE BRiGHAsy iRadSay tt6.aTsss co. II ssssost.
, 1872-12-13

tJHdCc fofIef.!
demurrer extended thirty days. 3,e1o-Arortimer '.
Godfrey; default and judgment; $64s:51. 3,1s4-
Rocher = COMMERCIAL @ Insurance Company; default
and Judgment ,lo5. 2,572-phfer Y. Morris judg-
plaintifi. 2,6as2Haniin '. Peoples insurance Com
Henize ': Commercial insurance Company default.
nancy an " sa"s order: a:oef sbnyer
kms df7: T4ope md asssss 5nssTS9 sy
Fischer Y. John Souerbry leave to file mandate from
Supreme Court, and cause redocketed. 2,oo9Taylor
Y. Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company; finding
bill Of exceptions IN % days. a192-city ': smith;
pc for want Of prosecution a1ssood @ r. Iebean
jury pollcd three jurors absent; verdict changed IN
form BY Court # for plaintiffs damages for Wood $3.50
s47.l3 motion for trial, and in arrest. 2.837-
Poncelot Fulton Fire Insurance Company; judgment
pany. 24o5~By agreement, uppoal dismissed at de-
fendants costs. 2,l95-Watt '. Engel; verdict for
plaintiff; damages s339.os, and motion for trial.
Sci Ja dismissed Ut defendants costs. s,324-Buer
" Robertson dismissed by stipulation ut defendants
] painti to sriRe pleas Of Bender Paul Mathieu, foS
want of affidavit Of merits denied and croS3motlon to
flo in h7e days granted, .2,2o6-Thayer Furniture
fendants, and ja1S 70 s separate by agreement. ''
Judge Gdry.l
CHANCEU3-Euc4tcE Y. hansen CT Ill., M1SIcTS rC-
port filed and confirmed, and decree appointing Com
missoners. 1,o20-uerhg Y. A1erz ct nl.; decree Of
Falc. 1,140-Ray Y. Leedon leave to amend bill. 965
Kent =. Kent; reference to Magrudcr. $40 a-Clarl
Y. Clark; decree Of divorce. G2s a-Bartonv. Odlin
1ulo on =. Adler and Mary Odn to plead, etc., ex-
tended thirty days. 6G3-Hcnnrgway =. Smith de-
cree establishing title.
1866 Wilmington Star Coal Company :; Hart &
Co.; assumpsit. 5000; Lynan J. Jackson, attorneys.
Al, 41,G37-Gernania Lodge, No. y, Q. D. H. s., =. r..
hrouse, Henry Lamparter, and Jonas Thcsen confess
sion of Judgment note Of $500. 4,t38-Julius and
Herman Bauer Louis S. Seinltz assupsit, 81, 900;
Sanford b. Perry, attorney. 4l,C39-City Of Chicago
Y. Timothy Wright and Artemus Carter debt, 50, 600
/. n Stiles, attorney. 41,C4o-The German Nv
tional Bank Of Chicago " Adams Express Com
pany; assumpsit, $1,000; Ward Stanford L
kohisaat,. attorneys. Il, GIL Regina Mayer Y.
deed OF trust destroyed Rosenthal 4 Pence, attor-
neys. A,G49-Hirsh ct nj. Y. South Chicago Turnvc-
rein ct al trespass, $4,000; A. B. Jcnks attorney.
41G43-Travcr May ct al. appeal. Il, ,64-Co1nmer-
| cial National Bank Y. Great Western Telc-
sit on notes Of 5000. $1,000, $1,000
Sleeper l. Wilton, attorneys 41.o45-william Nc:
Gregor William S. Golsou decaratinn in note oi
s237.10. 41,G4G-Sa1nucl r. Wright, conscryator Of
Lewis Dutton and George ". Clark, Jr.; assurpsit
10000; ". D. Burr attorney. 41,G47!.llen Coryel
l. Co. '. Campbell l. Murray; assun,psit $1,000 at
| tachment for y debt Of sl,065
, 1872-12-13

sold in December, January. and February, and
that the dates were fraudulent. From what per-
SONS said in his Office he was led to that infer
ence. # that could be proven it would bo im-
portant.
LII. GOUDY SAID
they could. at the proper time, produce tho poll
c:cs transferred, and rcbut that Inference.
MIR. SMITH THREATENED
to SUM- }on another squad OF witnesses, who may
appear to-day.
, 1872-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,
UnprOductiye Frauds,

limitations and counterfests Of established popular
restorative, although mschiovous In their direct effects
indirectly beneficial in respects They teach
tho community to rate at Its just valuo tho preparation
that has been animated and piratcd Tho reputation and
sale Of Hostoters Stomach Bters, for example, have
been greatly enhanced by the attempts that have been
ade to suppant it. Tho dupes Of imposture who from
me to time have been induced By psusiblo flsehoods
y worthless sccednueu for the standard tonic Of
America have Invariably returned 1t enthusiastic
frame OF mind ready to champion its merits to tho utter
most. Tho Warmest panege11ss Of Its preventive and
cura7e properties those who have weighed the
ruts Of envoua advcuturera In tho balance and found
themwansng In psountasy point Of view, all attempts
to undermine the popularity Of this medicine have
tho sake Of protecting the public the game qf exposure
would not be worth the CANDLE =
, 1872-12-13
BUSINESS CHANGES. 8
EAST ST. LOUIS
RAIL MILL FOR SALE

Tho proprstors offer for sso the above very vauabls
properly, situated tho triangle formed by the Ohio
Mississippi vana:2 Indianapolis ana s.: Louis rail
business and its facilities for procuring Iron and coal
rcuder it Of the best II not he best locations In
part tho country ST. Louis IL coufossedly now ono 81
Tie cheapcst markets IN the gnion The cost of
Coal of the best quality mined in this region Is delivered
daily in the mill at cost Of Gil conts pez bushei,
failing sream shat form. Of the boundaries
roads Of illinois and tho Staes beyond ana Win thoo II
Missouri BY transfer boat which loaded como
into mill yard cost Of 6D por freiEh
these form SONG Ct the important ADVANTAGES Of this
cntion Tue buildings and machinery arc In excellent
ig ras both for 1crol1ing and rails The capaoity
tho mill is from 4U0 h1O per week. double turn
anu the sole for sale tho inability Of tho
to give personal attention Fur particulars address
GERARD 3. ALLEN i CO., or
AUOLPHUS MEIER
St. Louf8,
, 1872-12-13
CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR.

The following is the trlal calendar In tho Cir
cult Court, so far as made up to last night.
The numbers are given in tho order IS they are
at present arranged, but as some changes may
be made, VIC drop the calendar number, ind give
the term number only.
6+-Ames =. Goldsmith ss-oNnord '. Allen 115-
Gaylord '. Goodrich ls2- Sampson r. Miller; 23o-
knutson =. G. P. St. L. R. r. Co.; 25o-Goodwin =.
Talling 255-Incker v Avery; 29s-Patte5son ,5 :.
Norton 527-Koegan =: Ames b32-Alton National
Bank Y. Haskell; TO Storey Sherman 767-Farn
ham nEaalsE Mscarty s9eyet
ses-Tul1y :. 1zotte sulliyan '. Mccann COL
s3s-Alsn =. Merritt: es*- Smith =. Pierce Pier !;
$50 -1iebenstein '. Abrahams; e53-McA Alnster '.
johnson; 956-Stein Y. Klappcrfch; 957-Forsythe ?.
Carroll; s69-Cooper =. Felsenthal; 96o-BroTn =.
SOM son 5soUHesser Hoe?ooi; sslNwa =. msena;
9s4-Langrad r. Stove; e8s-Anes =. Keegan; es7-
Hill '. Pickles. $50 Griffin v.'schleianger Godfrey
nods =. g. n. y: 2. +: Co.; 9o4-schi1fer Y. 9. n
trail R. R.; 1,oi2-Ffedericks :. Eve1hart; 1915
sehlo v Itle aol4-Ke5lin panlert l5.
esa'4a esa!fs! l. o': sssai @neeis9
1,o22-Towne '. Howiand l,o26ec.rlton =. Hoyt
1o22-Diek1son = "a A. Telegraph c. lsss1ae Nc
GRAFT. l,o46--Osgood ct III. =. Elder. 1,o4s-Han y.
aarrabrant. 1o49-Breidt Y, Mckenzie ct al, 1860
T1ua1 =. Davis. 1,o54-craTtord ?; Dietwig Ct a.
port III. 8. Springs Co. l,059-Caso v. LAWS LOCI
Travis Y. Swan. 1,062-Bloom Y. Warren. 1904
Burger Turner ct ii, 1oe5-Bryan .stcnguist 1o6o
-Burdick ct al Y. Montgomery. 1,d7e-3turphy
:. Roth. 1,oso-ril '. Chicago i Alton Railroad
Company. 1,0s1-Glliea y: AcheIt ct al. 1,os5-Wolf
'. Anderson. 1,0ss-Cook ct al '. RocAl 1,0ol-
BaumgaTten et al ', Parker, -Schubknocht =.
, 1872-12-13

Governor Noyes, Of Ohio, has appointed
Robert G. Fulton, Of Urbana, as Judge Of the
Second Subdivision Of the Second judicial Dis
trict, rice 1chabod Corwin, deceased.
, 1872-12-13
DIR. C. BTGEI4OW

CDEFIDENT1AL PHYs1ClAF, q stats-st., Chicago>
c: Bigeow il the Oldest established physician Chicago
WHO has made the trccmont Of all chronic aud
diseases specially. Science and experience have Iaada
Dr. 9; the most renowned sP ECIALST Of tho ase hon
orcd by tbs press, esteemed Of tho highest medical
tanmcnts by Al the ediea1 istttutes o the day. having
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE In PeEtectinS
AND SPECIAL. DISEASES IN both se1es.
COSSDIIATlON tREE. The finest roon,sfn tho city,
9Th 9Th SEPARATE SEP PARLORS for ladies and gentIemen.
Ga'i: ynu only SEQ tho ductor, CORRESPONDENCE
GONtlDESrlAh. Address all lattnEs, with staup,, to
DR.. G. DlGELOfY, No. 46i Sate-st.