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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
MULES, HORSES, &c.

MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE.
Parties In want Of stock win find II to their Interest
after looking elsewhere, tn call II they wish 10
purchase No MULES and HORSES, for we are
prepared 10 sell the finest stock al the lowest prices.
Don't forget j. b. Davis's old stand
TURNER & co. ;.
We can accommodate more NJ ULES and HORSES
OH LIVERY by day or month. -.
ap s-d&w1m 's. TURNER & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, that very desirable On
L BRICK HOUSE situated on the south side Iii
of Marshall between Eighth and Ninth streets, No.
s13, now In the occupancy OF y. Eiclburg. ESQ.
Possession can he had on the 10th day of May next
r.. ID. EACHO.
ap sO-5t Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02

ought TO mention. He is q grim and very
pronounced specimen OF New York Copper
headism. He praises the people, the climate,
and country, but dolefully laments TINT there
sno kuklnx in Virginia. He says that II be
could only join the kuklax hs would be per-
feetfF hpDy. Fact. .ssS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02

% -. Il - = LOTS,
can have them entered and exposed to the view Of
free of any charge unless disposed of, or expense
Incurred by direction Of the owner. p =
-. RICHARDSON & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
NH 2e-3m Ills Main street. Richmond, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
NIlsceilanco

Nl8,0g0, TWO STORY AND FRTNuu Rour
n. House containing fourteen roons bathroom wsi.s
eQa, nnd ~ the clnyeuicnccs 0cateu l18lh street f
sale boUse 15x50 lssi ut 25xl00 feei e' -
y Z" p. BROWN. SC Brosdva,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

1nn LEXINGTON AvsNUE.-1O Rent thruls
sJtt niahed, 81 900 per annu'n M W V'''' " "
MADDEN, 40 West Twentieth suee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

y)RoPOsALs FOR SUPPLIES.
PuRcH Ash AND DIeBUReINo "a
PAyMAsJrR's OFFICE, UNITED STATES nAvh(
20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. March TO- , .sa,d1 no
Proposals. sealed and endorsed envelope an
supplies Advertised" will be received at this omSo,
O'Clock z3d following supfnes ~ ~ Ysrd
quality Delivered free Of EXPENSE al the No" '
New York; viz = -. 49,, ,,r rTrsIN0
200 barrels Beef. rsts
zoo ba rels Pork.
25Ol0 pounds I,ricd Apples.
$4,000 pounds Pickles. ,
Naval standard. = a. mar IN charge at the NavVt
wi Co. .nr,o and further nformaton ana WI stsle m
loI 40. within which they VIII complete de-
e ,ricd 10 then which must not exceed ten days
. i reject any or all bio: that ma. nos
DC o or item SEPARATE ~ may be most 10 '@ nsr
est s,.,r;tv required for the prompt and faithfully
Rcsponsn,o"vn ulies AWARDED within the time specified
delivery o. viii be Furnished at this Office, and bids
he hour named, when parties interest$c ~
opened nv sno ,rs ,cnt J. D. BRADFORD,
invneu 10 w P Pay Director United states Navy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

ITO LET-FURNISHED, AT LONG BRANCH FROM
June TO September the most complete ana peaSant
stocked kitchen garden, cr6det lawn, billiard ROOM bath
house. room for carrages well stocked lcehouse The
cottage drawing room dining reception
eight bedrooms with all necessary Offices Apply At Wal
Theatre. BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

A LII WANTING FARMs-GOOD SOIL. MILD Gil
"A mRte-for papers address q. r. LANDIss Vineann'
, 1872-12-04
VIOLATION OF THE SUNDAY Law.

H. II. Haight, a billiard-saloon and bar-room
keeper, at Nos. 220 and 222 West Madison street,
under the Everett House, was arraigned before
Justice Banyon yesterday afternoon, to answer
to several charges Of violating the Liquor law,
the trial being On q change Of venue from Jus
tics scully. The defence was represented by
the following eminent military and legal talent !:
General Bill Fe1ker, Colonel Durand, Captain
Buckley, and Major Fits; Mr. Lewis appeared
for the city; The witnesses for the prosecution
we're Z. Myers, Secretary Of the Temperance
Onion; Andrew A. McFadden, Of No. "a North
Ann street; and John B. Corliss, Of No. 399
West Van Buren, street. These gentlemen testi-
fed, in substance, that they visited
the saloon Of defendant on the Sundayg
named in the warrant and there Witnessed large
crowds Of young men playing the sinful game Of
billiards, and absorbing apparently sinful liquid
said refreshments being small in
Quantity, dark in color, strong in smell, and
supplemented with copious draughts Of water,
After considerable badgering of the soIf-Eacrifc-
ing witnesses by the military-leGal gentlemen.
and two long speeches by General Felker and
Colonel Durand, embracing quotations from and
references to both Testaments, and brief
sketch of how things were carried on in Milwau-
kee, tho Court decided to fine MIR. Haight S25
for one violation and $50 for another. Charges
were also preferred against H1r. Haight for
allowing his billiard tables to be used On Sun
DAY. but the Court dismissed them on the
ground that the game was one of skill, not one
Of chance, such as is prohibited by the ordin-
ance.
, 1872-12-04
ST. ANDREWS BANQUET,

Twenty-scventh Anniversary Dinner of the
Illinois St. Andrews Society-A DistiuHuish-
ed Party of Gentlemen Present.
The Twenty Anniversary Dinner OF
the Illinois st. Andrews Society was partaken
of On Monday evening at tho Moulton House,
corner Of Market and Kinzie streets, The tables
were spread in the dining-room, which WAS
tastefully decorated with flags and heather. At
precisely 9 O'Clock, as announced on the Toast
List, the company marched to the dining room,
" twa and twa abreast" the pipers playing 'sThe
campbells are Coming" About $50 sat
round the festal board, among whom were
Lieutenant General P. q: Sheridan; Cen
eral 6. H. Forsyth; Robert Hervcy, Esq; Hon.
Carlyle Mason; g. 3. Barnard. Esq; Rev. Mr.
Stockton; General J: 9: Rankin; General John
Macarthur; DR.. r. D. Macarthur, and Colonel J.
+. Flnnigan. The newly-elected President Of
the Society, Robert CLARK, presided at the head
table, around which sat the most distinguished
members and guests. After prayer by the Rev.
Mr. Stockton, the company cast eyes over ths
tempting bill OF fare, and were soon busy in
consuming the various delicacias it called for.
After this came the usual flow Of nit and song,
for both Of which Scotchmen are justly cells
brated. Several toasts were proposed by the
Navy Of the United States responded to by
General Sheridan; "The Press, u by Major H.
c. Botkin "The Poets and Poetry Of Scot
land, by r. a. Forester, Esq. At late hour
the company broke up, midst the heartiest good
will and hilarious merriment.
, 1872-12-04

citizens. Twenty pounds Of steam, the quantity
necessary to move the machinery, was gotten
up IN al three steamers in abont six minutes
and half from the time OF applying the light
70 the klndllng. Persons competent to judge CON;
slder this fair performance. With ninety pounds
OF steam, the engines threw one and an eighth
inch streams distance Of about $50 feet with
the Wind. The hose leads we're 400 feet in
length, and at the end Of one Of them we're
few members Of the famous colored company.
They fought nobly. At the conclusion Of
the trial, the: Commissioners met and audited
Mr: silsby's Little bill, the Fire Marshal having
certified that the steamers we're made according
to contract. One Of them has gone to Western
avenue, another to Sanger street, and the third
goes to the corner Of Twelfth street and Blue
Ieland avenue.
, 1872-12-04
THE COUNTY COURT.

HNtiAtI.l
Olof LinEtadt; inventory, &C., approved. Freddie
~ = Herzog; guardianship to mother bond 8 o9o In
Central Railroad Co, Y. Mason, o jury ordered for
Thursday morning; exceptions by defendant. Peter
Lohner, administration Of Mary Ann schultze; bond
Of 500. Sarah Lynch probate Of Will refused. Mao
mi Darling order for decd to Holman Terrell ]. P,
Of Strawberry Plains Jefferson County, Tenn, totake
testimony Of Joseph P. Wills one Of the subscribing
witnesses to the will Of the deceased. Rob
ert n Rigby; claim Of Holzmsn Terrell! &.
illustrators account approved and proof Of heirsp
Eicholas AT, minor, Wm. Bracket appointed guar
dian ad hte7a. John. B. King David 3. Lyman ap-
pointed guardian ad !ate,n for Vere B. King minor,
heir. Jacob sfgwalt; fles restored Edward P.
Dwyer; dual account Of David Smith, Late admins
TRAITOR restored. Alexander Gowoskey; trial verdict
insane. Applications for the trials Of Knut Peterson
and Bridget DAILY for insanity, dismissed. AppHca
Catherine Lehigh, and Diana Scales, continued Till
Frtday at 10 a. m. Joseph Onions ct al. guardians
inventory approved Joseph B. Kng; decree for sale
Of real estate.
, 1872-12-04


to receive .d
6 in tho
SECOND NATIONAL, H.tss: 8 vs. westinghouse,
srEpHR piaf; {EhfI M S15
Blank Book n1nmnnfnctnrers, m Stntioners, nnd
S2zS 5SzS EhSS fS II
coAx TEN BRoEkE. q: Ann and ". Randolph.
AMERICAN CLOCK GctS9eks; cS:e 8; wabs.h.av.
FsEsdH q hap'' DC
HENRY SEARS CO.: 1isaf 5I sad Is South canal.st.
SAMUEL S. wH,rR RepEa1 aad dnsPss Is Esst msd1son.t
E. Msnsg5rfif sgA e. MdPHssa:als} " 81 asasi:s
OTTO sna H i }ass s4a1ners
waxntH fas HxtgEes SE6 agd @ 3 551Hei s Wai,.n,x
MILLER Ba3s !eFdEaEs EREf 1Sy1h2Hlssale. y 1sHs:st
MAx a. sd 80 IS 81 @ess s sa;on.st ID Maaa:on
c. MkGti s. ea5h ~ danslsE. ane Meofs'
Ah A9!9hI,afES Ra9 sS.ss
x SEFBh gRT G5 i Wassss s9q Ms Ststs
GLEVELAND G.; IF PAPER r oo;, 7s West 81 Washington.st.
4 W M$ssS2siS#:Ss Ws,s
69EEHHEfH 69EE5B FEE g. I'd I'd i
SNYDER IEE Kfa1 Snes baIia5F sRa hefs Tsss
HAsKrs, MARTIN wHlE1rR; fhlf; II 1,le.,.
ranEY f'b dhaH Sc soath @ss:T.t
5ss;s ass:
JAMES WRlGHT, L n Clinton, near Randolph-st.
, 1872-12-04
DIR. G. BIGELOW

g0NEIDMEN7IA1 ND "a 1 PHYSICIAN. No.. 4s4 SOUTH
STATErST., CHICAGO,
Il Is wen k12Tn h3a readers ot the that Dr.
who has maze the treatment Of al chronic and
disoases apeeiay- Science aud experience have made
ID 6y the 2Tess esteemed of the highest medical
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE IN pertectinT
taAt I'll G9Ie p2sitive'y FL eases Of CHRONIC
The reputation Of Or. Bgelow is founded On dipo-
In7S mas Or certificates om European, Asatic African
;nstsuion hs continent His praises sro in tho
thonsaE1 m!es Of, but are sounded doors they
ARG E3t G.2d edo7eu ago, but Gentlemen ID
n hs medical @ faculty noT prast1snF n Chtcago. VII
Read his MEDDAL TREATISE for Indies and eentlo-
nen Sent ffss e aaFss1 il ss2sd Ensoss
N the city, With SEPARATE PARLOHS foE 1sdles snd
Ean {SH S fs1 tho d3eeo m ,es
DR.. G. B1GEL0W No. 464 StAee-st O6dce hours from
, 1872-12-04

NEW SUITS.


6,051-Joscphine Hartman and Gowdins e. George
Coombs, Peter Brandt, Annie r. Brandt, Sarah E.,
Annie, Louis, John, and Pau1ina Kins bill for fore
closure cf trust deed to note Of $3.50 On Sub
lot Of Lot Block Co. in Canal Truseea subdivision
Of the northwest quarter Of Section a. Township 49,
north Of range IL J. c. J. ]. Knickerbocker attor-
neys. 5o52-phebc e. '. Bennett Pretus; divorce, on
The ground Of intoxicaton, 5,o53-George Strong '.
George Henneys ct ali bill to reform description Of
5,055, and 5,o56-Ta1 appeals from County Court.
5,o57-Chieago Northwestern Railway Co. '. John A.
Fay petition to eondemn land for right Of way. 5o5s
Alfred Vest ct n :: Willia11 Adams petition for
chan1cs' lien On 200 Laryabee street, O. p 1ngersol,
attorney. Caldwell, Clark Stebbins = B. F.
shotwell; assumpsit $500; Tilden l. osgood, attor-
neyB. 5,o6o-crane Brothers Manufacturing Comps-
1y Hehards Iron Works; asaumpsit 81 500; Edward
Gfane, attorney. 6,06l-McHauy '. Stafford; appeal.
6,o62-Kolling =. Keller: appeal. 5,o63-McGulre '.
M3!cLanghiin; appeal. 6,064Harris ct al. Wright
anqs conknght; appeal 5o65, 5,o66, 5o67, and Go68
Tax appeals from County Court. 5,o69- John Fitz
Patf1ck guardian of Mary Lyons ct a heirs Of John
Lyons y Catherine Lyons petition to have dover set
OF to the widow.
, 1872-12-04


LAw-Rlchter ct ii. Y. Foster ct al; dismissed by
plaintiffs attorney. 1,578-Hogan r. Story ct al;
game 213T-Chicago & Northwestern Railway Com
pany y. Gray; hearing and continuation till to-day.
2,045-Hartweuv Jones dismissed by plaintiffs at
toruey. 494o-Keedner =. Hardin same
[Judge 1tce.]
LAw-2,116-Zeiner =. Occidental Insurance COM
narr filed in turn. 221-Price y. Lede verdict tor
plaintif damages, $1,000; motion by defendant
for new trial granted. Motion for change
Of venue oyerru}ed in the following Plaintiffs
y. the kntekerbocker Insurance Company: 1854
s5 SO 53! 21l1 ss 15S FIT sSs
Motion for change Of venue granted in tue following
o176. 372, 4o7 173, 446 220 49, 2304.
1858 Gilbert v Enterprise Insurance Company de-
fault damages assessed At $500, and Judgment.
2365-Gilbert v. Equitable Insurance Company; per-
sona service and default. 342-Amick Y. Yonug ct al;
jury trial not concluded.
[J.tdgc Wiilidnas1
CHANCEnY.-647-Helen '. James Robertson. ser
vice by publication and default 459-Fawcett u Luce
ct a.. order appointing arbitrators set aside, aud
arbtrators appointed per stipulation, and leave to
Frederick Johnstone proof publication and default
559-Scates 7. Clarke ct. a; motion for injunction
denied, 81 burnt Records)-Schierhorn '. Harms
ct al Sheldon Fish enters appearance OF defendants
aud 80 days to plead, answer, etc..
[Judge Faraceu.l
CHASCERY-645-Adans =. Dideudevfer; decree Of
sale. 143-Wolcott Y. Smith ct al; default Of defend
insnter OF Nov. 1872 and replication IS Of
that date 190-Hiu Y. Ho1e etal; original cause Sc:
Tor hearing amended plcadngs and proofs taken and
yet TO be taken first Monday Of May, 1875 denlur
rer OF s. J. Wheeler and 4. n. Hart amended crosE-
Dill Of Catherine and Hector Mckay overruled, and
, 1872-12-04

default and judgment, $50. 25s5-Barrows '. Lamar
Pa5s4 fS1 Rs etc. Judgment hes1s
sl.s5e 1ss.-aegs9 zspg; S;s y ssr:s%sai
Butler '. Occidental Insurance Company; rule on
plaintiff to file copy Of policy in five daya, be con-
fined to account ststed On ta and time to plead, ETC.,
son 1eave to plaintiff to file petition aud ordered
summons 2,s50-Jones '. Marchanta' Insurance
Pa emit Emit s
default and Judgment for s6o7.68. 2:237-Barnum =.
Hibernia Insurance Company: transferred M to United
RD1ea and eondihona1 Judgment ~ German National
Bank q Chicago ga1nshes and SCI "a ssEand \ M
fandant rule On plaintiff to file copy of policy in fve
days be confined to account stated on trial; time to
following plaintiffs against the eame Company. $3.50
-Tlden. s,52e-Bigelow. s. Goldman. 3,4e7-
Wendell es5land stS5nng
Sdrus. 3,A7-Walst- ,41s- -Laeberstein. 3,A5-
Reinstein. ,414 nenhart. s,s1e-Engels Y. Mulder
dismissed By plaintiffs costs.
[Judge Gary.1
CHAScERT.-, ,093-Sprague '. FaTnaE; 20 days for
Lie insurance Company '. Hall; set for Jan. 20
969-Wecand =. Wecsnd; reference to Magruder. 500
Cohen ?. Cohen same aud decree OF divorce. Lore
Marshall y Barnett demurrer Of zella overruled and
10 daTs to plead. 540-Lightburn v Stevens; refer
ence to Magruder. 888-NatonA Bank Of Commerce
r. Reed ct al bill dismissed by complainants' solicitor
to B. Floshem same as to Abbott and default for
want Of answer; reference to Magruder. 27s-Tobas
=. Altman; leave to complainant to amend bill;
leave to defendant to answer By Jan. aud leave
to amend answer now on file. 1,0l1-Webster F.
Webster; reference to Magruder. 1,113-Melendg
T. Austen bill dismissed at complainants costa for
want ot equity appeal by complainant bond 81 500
gruder. 6o4 -Wender '. Wender leave to amend
sfidavit Of non-residence. 908-New1nan =. Newman;
reference to Msgruder. G. N. 1, 1,535-Rash Rash;
reference to Msgruder. 736-Smith Y. Smith sa1ne
ss5 or 4nGa srPa; apneintad
guardian I'D litem. 1o84-Caldwen =. Caldwell; refer
ence to k1agruder. 1l2-Murray Y. Murray decree Of
divorce. 954-McDonald Y. Mcdonald default Of all,
and reference to Magruder. 73 a-Bond Y. Walker
decree appointing Commissioners to assign dower
78-Johnson Y. johnson reference to M1gruder.
EEw SUITS.
H,531-Jennie Withers v. Richard Withers; divorce
on the ground Of adultery. G,532-Anlrew Brown r
J. Ford Person petition to supply record Of tudg-
Charles B. Beckvith '. John l. Martin; assumpsit,
ST 81; Rich & Noble attorneys. A.534-Joseph s.
Parker Y. Clara L. Parker; divorce the
ground Of deserHon. Al ,635-Helen II. Rash Y.
Tasou g. Rash; divorce. 4, 1,b36-suppressed for
vice H.637-Geo, 4. De Loynes '. Bonfeld Thorn
n5ss- T. Snow v Norton appeal. 4, 1,5as-stewart, E
tep & Co. y Nicholas T. curth, assumpEit $500; D.
= r Stewart attorney. II, H,640-BromWen manufeo-
t11rinu Company T. Richards Iron Works assumpsit
ESQ same attorney. Al 415H-suppreased for service.
IL l5+2-BurEows '. French vault L1gh1 company aP~
Il u,544-Emma Berzran =. Charles Berman divorce:
Il, l,545-Thayer Tobey Furniture Company v j. Ford
Persou and Joseph B. Shepard Jno. VanArnan and
Gary Brothers.
, 1872-12-04

acter. Appearances justify the theory that me ra
bad character Was the thief, and that the theit
was 30 ingenious1y managed that, however. II
might eventuate, suspicion must fall on an m ~
nocent party. Mrs. Oatman is an nnusoahy
pretty and modest-looking young woman, and
that is probably the reason why tue aspiring
youngsters already referred to could not leaye
her alone. There was never anytn1ng IN
the case to Justify more than . fow lines, stat
ing the bare facts.
The order of business in tho United States
District Court, when the jury gets through, will
probably be criminal calendar, bankruptcy cal
endar, and common law calendar. On the GRIM
inal side there will be several trials Of interest,
ruptcy. the calendar has already been given in
this column and, in common Law, the reader
of these reports has been kept posted 80 well
that everything of interest has been fully antici-
pated.
Austin Doyle, the esteemed Deputy Criminal
Court Clerk, is now able to attend to business
again. to the qualification Of a large circle OF
friends. Mr. Barrett, the Assistant Clerk, who
has been energetically preparing himself to step
into Doy1e'B place in the sick room, by too close
application to business, literally day aud night,
for weeks past, will soon be able to take little
1epose.
Henry ". Bishop, Master in Chancery, yester-
day reported to the Court that he had sold the
property Of the bankrupts Beekers and Under
wood for $4,000, subject to incumbrances,
amounting to $4,000.
Petitions for change Of venue in suits against
the Knickerbocker Insurance Company, before
Judge Porter, will be heard this morning.
Judge Blodgett will probably announce from
the bench, this morning, on what day the call Of
the District Court calendar will begin.
Judge Williams, yesterday, directed certif-
cate Of good moral character to issue to Daniel
N. Ring, on the recommendation Of Walter
Butler.
4 number Of United States Government suits,
against various individuals, were, yesterday, de-
cided in the United States Circuit Court. For
particulars see record.
L. II. Lee, a Criminal Court Grand Juror, WAS
yesterday fined $50 for neglecting to attend
Court.
No news is the record from the Office Of Mr.
Register Hibbard.
, 1872-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Human Kitchen and its
Dumb Walters.

The body supplied with aent by vessels which
neot the stomach aud Its au1ares with the
TEN, and 30 to speak, perform the Office Of dumb
IN restauran In other WORDS thesa iaodla of commr-
ntcation between tho animal kitchen and its dependents
supply to each member and organ, remote tho
Quantity and kind OF sstgauca required to keep going
When the stomach is deroct in its duty the dunn,
walters inert obstructed 1t is tho peculiar province Of
Hostettera Celebrated Stomach Bters strengthen aud
regulate them. Hence its marvellous Of chronic In
digestion, and the omaciation, debility, lnd 1anguor
which are generally Its coucomants It is moreover
powerful Alternative and corrective and the rapdity with
which It checks irregularities Of the liver and bowels and
braces and inEigorates tho system, MARVEL
not only to the general Pnbc but professional ueu
, 1872-12-04

CHAHoERy.-665- Gray '. Rolo; demurrer to bill
sustained, and bill dismissed
?. Sebastian Schott verdict for plaintiff damages
$5,o5s, and motion By defendant for new trial 3lo-
United States sp1uch ct a. default and writ Is 2! ~ n
damages, s1,145.7e. a1-same v. Dewitt G:
Farrell, A. Y: Pnlney, and J. p; B; =, Smith 1ai
Same '. B. S. Farr same, and debt, 100000 dam
ages, - os274, and Judgment. 7o4-I H. Buckley '.
Joseph Schott verdict for plaintiff, So57a a5 705-
Same '. Anton Schott same, s, 3,02445. ne-Perkins
:. Greer continued. 48o-3lackey Y. Glcksuf; dis
missed by plaintiffs attorney. s 4sl-same y. Mutt;
same order. 7l3-McAl]ister Mills leave to amend
Earr and ten days to plead 695-Corwin r. Edridge
jury discharged, being unable to agEee-
NEW SUITS.
II Becker s Co. =. Hawkins, 1felard + Co.; as
suropsit, 81 400; D. E. Z. Stewart, attorney.
, 1872-12-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.
EAST ST. LOUIS
MILL FOR SALE

The propfieors offer for sale the above very valuable
.i ssisaPpf II vandslif d 1adisnspolis and Louis
business and s facilities for procuring iron aud coal
render IT one Of the best not the best locations In this
The cheapest markets il the Union The cost of
transporting to this mill IS only 10 cent? per ton
s1i!y l u the e. mill at Soss of 81 seas bushe
falling stream that forms Of the boundaries
OF the mill land immediate connection with all the rail-
Missouri ty transfer boat which loaded cars como
Into the mill-sard at cost o 60 cents per reght
these form Of the important advantages of this To-
cation The buildings and machinery arc in excellent
Ing roads, both for rerollin9 and ras The capacity
OF the mill is from 400 to 500 tons week. double tnrn
and the solo for sae the inability Of the
to give personal attention. For particulars address
GERARD 3. ALLEN 4 CO., OF
ADOLPHUS MEIER
, 1872-12-04

~ [JttGJe P0Fter.l
Tn1ALs.-83-Salman verdict not guiity, and de-
fendant discharged 481-A. N Lee fined $50 aud
costs for not attending court as Grand Juror.
GRAND JURY.
Louis A1soh, Frank siyerman, s. F. Requa, William
Cooper, J. r Briggs, John Carson, ]. H. Small Ru
dolph Per, P G. Mcdonald; John De Lacey, T. ".
Hal, otta Katz J. r. Gaskins, John Hotter, Jacob
Paul, B. +. Grow, J. D. Duncan, G. E.. ThickBtun,
William Gettings, and Henan Foster aworn. in as .
Grand Jury, T. ". Hall being appointed foreman.
The jury being charged dismissed to their duties
, 1872-12-04
TRIAL OF NEW STEAMERS.

The three new rotary steam fro engines, re-
Gently purchased by the city from the si1aby
Manufacturing Company, we're tested at the
river end Of Quincy street, yesterday forenoon,
in tho presence Of the Board Of Police and Fire
Commissioners, the Comptroller, the officers of
the Fire Department, aud large concourse Of
, 1872-12-04
High Art.

Our readers will bear in mind that there is now on
exhibition at No. $40 Wabash avenne, Of the most
valuable collections Of oil paintings ever shown the
citizens Of Chicago. Among the collection superb
works by Albert Bierstadt A. B. Durand, n. T. sontag
William Hart, AT. TAFT, Carl Hubner, Robbie, Vey
rasset, Il. Herzog, and many others. Our readers
should not fail to view then they free e1h
bition until tomorrow afternoon, when the entire col
lection will be disposed of ut auction by essrs Ellison
l. Foster
, 1872-12-04
Cod Liver Oil,
. Hazard 4. Caswe1l'a Cod LIVER on Is the best.

"A Terre Haute boy OF tender years aud
heart has drowned seventeen kittens, tied: psns
to the tails Of nine dogs. brushed his fathers
new silk hat against the grain, and blown up q
and still his fond mother intends him Tor the
pulpit.
, 1872-12-04
: 'UNDlSMAYED.
The Often Defeated, but unconquered, Petitioniag Cred
itors Of the State Insurance Company un-
mask Another Battery and Open
Fire on hi. n. c. Perkins.

The Messrs. Smith, McMu1leu, Perkins, Etc., Eow
Accused Of Issuing to Themselves Nearlya
Million Of Stock Subscriptions In
Order to Control the Annunl
Meeting, Etc, Etc.
, 1872-12-04

The Saratoga Geyser Water.
Buck Rayner draw trao Geyser at the "Ep2."
, 1872-12-04
Arrire.

Tpaiy yln Maia tine 41d daily e3eepk Saturday ~
except MGnday, 7is Jacksonville Division.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD.
Depos-F9o % Lake-st, Indana-ap., and Sirseenth-sf.
and Casaf and Sxteentstx. Ticket 95ce Briggs House
ard At 6epots