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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-05-25

LOOK! CECIL County, LooK,-Every
one who has not tried the " Wilmington
City Soap" should begin ut once. If you,
do not Try a bar for next wisji-day, YOU
are fined half price. Buy bar, AID save
the fne.
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Oxford and Peach Bottom r. R.-For
the purpose of obtaining an approximate
estimate of cost of construction of this
road the Directors have advertised for seal
ed proposals to the Goth of next month for
the graduation, masonery and bridging of
the road east of the Susquehanna river
The right of way along the line has been
secured with but few exceptions and upon
favorable terms.-Orford Press.
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New GoOds.-AIRs. Rosa GANss, having
been largely patronized, is constantly fill
ing up her stock of Millinery Goods, and
everything else to meet the demands of Il
fashionable public. It0]
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SOLID SILVER GOODS,

variety from which select all articles Of Table Ware
The Prices will always be as Low
Eirst-Class Goods can be furnished as
4 careful inspection Of the Goods, and
a rigid examination of Prices, is earn
estly invited.
All Solid Silver Ware will be sold as
low as TIFFANY Il Co., and BALL,
BLACK & Co, of New York; BAILY Il
Co., of Philadelphia, or any other
House, having any reputation for hon.
cstv and fair-dealing.
aB EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE
GUARANTEED TO BE EXACTLY
As REPRESENTED.
Call and examine these Goods before
purchasing.
THOs, Y. dc N0RMANDIE,
300 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
May %, lSI0-Iy
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Temperance. next quarterly Con-

Temperance.-The next quarterly Con-
vention of Good Templars, for Cecil county,
will meet at Cecilton, on Wednesday, the
9Th of June. The Lodges throughout the
county will all probably be represented
here and some visitors are expected. Any
additional arrangements may be announced
hereafter.
A juvenile temperance society called
Band of Hope, has been in successful OPP
Grafton in connection with the Rising sun
Sabbath-school for several mouths past
The Band numbers about 40 children at
present. They have altered their time and
place of meeting and will now hold forth
in the Good Templars' Hall, on alternate
Saturday evenings commencing on the 18th
inst, at 7 o'clock p. NJ. These meetings
are open to the public and all friends of
their children along to hear some simple
and plain facts in regard to our national
enemy. Geo. Balderston is present Super
intent. Lesson for the evening, Bible
Wines.
Infanticide.-On Sunday morning last,
something was seen floating down the Big
Elk, near the lower bridge, by the colorcd
people who live in that part of the town,
which they took for an old quilt or some
thing of that kind. 1t was allowed, how
over, to quietly float down the stream with
out molestation; but in the afternoon, the
same bundle Of rags, apparently, was again
discovered being carried up on the tide,
and colored man with pole drew it to
shore, and unrolling the quilt discovered
the dead body of white female infant
wrapped up in the cloth. Coroner Litzen-
burg summoned a jury and held an inquest.
DR.. Frazer made post morton examination
of the infant remains, and the conclusion
arrived at was that the infant had been
born living child and thrown into the
water wrapped up in the manner in which
it was discovered. Bricks had been tied
to the quilt, but which proved not suffi-
GENTLY heavy to sink the package ofhuman
freight. The body had evidently been in
the water several days, but no further facts
than here stated could be gained by the
jury of inquest
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Elkton, May. 9lst 1879.


Mn. ED1ToE:-At the last regular meet
ing of the Alethian Literary Society, res
olution was adopted, namely that COM
mittee be appointed to issue Il call to the
young men of Elkton ard vicinity, inviting
them to become members of the said So
cety; and that the Editors OF the Ellston
papers, be respectfully requested to pub
fish the following call:
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF ELKToN.
We earnestly recommend to your early
consideration matter with which you do
not seem to be very well acquainted; name
ly, that there meets in the Academy, every
Friday evening, al organization which
calls itself literary society. This society
has been in existence for some time, and is
now in pretty fiourishing condition; but
not in such 4 condition that & few more
members would not he acceptable, and
accordingly with that object in view, viz:
obtaining more members, We cordially and
earnestly invite you, the Joung men of the
town, to give Ms and our Society a fair
trial, and if after such trial you shall be
convinced that it is only farce, and that
you are III no respect improved; We give
you carte blanche to tell the public the
truth, if it SO appear to you.
The order of exercises are Select Read
ings, Essays, Declarations and Debate on
various topics of the day. Surely this is
more beneficial than talking base ball, etc,
on the Howard House corner, the Court
House yard and else where.
Now there are plenty of Young men who
sit around Micawbcr-lile waiting for some
thing to turn up. That something has
turned up in the form Of y Society where
they can improve themselves, and pass
away pleasantly the time that hangs SO
heavily upon their hands.
BY order of THE COMMITTEE.
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Havana Partagas Cigars, only cents
apiece, at STANToN's, in the Hollow. [10l
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Narrow Escape.-On Sunday night last,
the through freight train, due at the Elkton
depot at 1915, struck the hind part of the
buggy of Mr.. William Arrents, at Sites
Mill crossing, tore the vehicle from the
horse, throwing the animal down, and the
driver several feet into the air, or as high
as the telegraph poles, as spectator ex-
pressed it. Mr.. Arrents fortunately came
down uninjured, with the exception of a
pretty severe stunning, from which he re-
covered in a few moments. The horse was
captured by a man who was present and
proved to be uninjured also. The buggy
sustained about all the damage done; but
the escape was very narrow one. Mr..
Arrents saw the train, but his horse being
afraid of the cars threatened to turn round,
and to avoid being upset he attempted to
drive across before the train, with the
result above stated.
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Oxford Agricultural Society.-In another

Oxford Agricultural Society.-In another
column of to-day's paper we publish the
advertisement of the Annual Exhibition of
the Oxford Agricultural Society, which will
come off on the 9th and It'll of June This
Society is conducted with much spirit, and
the annual exhibitions are always interest
ing and we'll attended by the farmers of
Oh ester and Lancaster counties; and large
mum, ers of persons from Cecil attend and
compet, fer the prizes. Much good stock
is exhibit ed at these annual fairs and great
deal of fine farm produce, which will COM
pare favorabl with any in the country.
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Willis Rutter, Tailor, has located him
self at Brick Meeting House, and is pre-
pared to accommodate the public in the
best manner, and at reasonable rates. All
work guaranteed T191.
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CLOSING STORES.

We, the undersigned Merchants of the
respective Clerks, on and after Thursday,
May 23rd, to close our places of business
at eight o'clock, =. NJ, on each and every
evening during the week, with the excep-
ton Of Saturday evening. The said clos
ing shall be designated by 8 taps of the
Court House bell.
R. G REESE, II. E. GAILAHER,
E. Brown Il Bro, DEENNEN IL Bro,
Ii. {. LEWIS, NJ. McCLELLANp.
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Discovery Of B, rglars' Tools.-Mr. John
Lewis. Sunervisor O. f the section ofrailroad
which passes through Elkton, came upon
part of a set of first-cla IS burgler's tools,
on Thursday evening last, hid away in a
culvert at the Blue Ball crossi ng' The tools
were for opening safes and wei every nicely
finished. A leather bag contain, al dark
lantern, skeleton key, coil of fuse and a
few other articles. From appearance fhe
tools had been very recently placed in tie
culvert. No clue has been found to til .
owners. The supposition is that the Elkton
Bank was the objective point of the thieves
, 1872-11-01

a suner5 Collection Of Oil Paintings.
nr art-oyng citizens hare at last IN opportunity OF
see,n and nurchssing ne ol-paintings, such az Inns
not occurred in this city since the great fire. on
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 7, at haf-past O'CLOCK,
VIM A Buffers Co. Will offer ut the store NO. 2o3
state street. near the Of Van Buren, couecnon
made by Alex von Wendt, Esq, who has taken great
pains to make selections from tn oest gauetlea ~
nrope Of which this is Of the fneat ever seen IN
tbe West. On the catalogue are the names OF many
distinguished artists: Among them will BE- found
Fe1dbieter, Reiuhardt, Ellison, Ward, Gauvernan,
A1nbere, Cuyp Weyerman, aud many others KNOWN 70 Q
fame Happy Moments ct cha:es at Mnaso{ ,itS H.
n superb piece showing the stern old castle "7!n Us
ivyhupg tower wooded parks 80 deaf TO- ths oxen
painting Int ras and is Wy to Ame13ea The p L.
nra of tho Monastery Of Santa Clara by the
~ rrd;nai Wofenstein brings back to medi-
wi dsyg read again the history Of the nra 9a m
Prague to This plctare by IS one
Cams Ready for Battle" is By tbs same artist 1; A. A.
these paintings set IN gold frames "neh m r%ea T f fe
e1aine this collection which viii be % on eanaoior to1
several days. They will find It al, and more tna1
stated.
, 1872-11-01

From the Boston advertiser, Oct 28- ,
street qanins as told by Victor Hugo, found .
parallel in the police record Of the South End
Yesterday. This time, however, it was the IRE
mont street bridge, and not the great plaates
elephant which gave the little Arabs shelter E ano
security. For d long time the residents OF In
diana place and neighborhood have been myst1.
fed by a most unaccountab1e disappearance OF
milk cans, brown bread and the various access
sories to breakfast which are early d1st1anntea
by milkmen and bakers. These articles OF food,
SO necessary to proper appointment OF me
morning meal, hare been spirited away from un-
der the very noses Of their Mlesinn guardians.
Other depredations have been committed IN the
vicinity and some Of them transcended IN 1mpor-
tance tho bread md milk larcenies. It was only
g. Saturday or two since that lady who had beon
on shopping excursion and Was returning, pe1t
believed, with 93G in her portemonnaie lost the
wallet and the money in very unexpected man man
ner. boy snatchedit from her hand, and otter
stealing away the pocket-book, like true ARAB,
stole silently away himself Whence no came
End whittier he vanished we're alike enveloPed IN
as much mystery as WAS his own personnnGy.
But yesterday morning the misty affair was thus
cleared up Yesterday morning lady happened
to SOC some boys scrambling like great rats IN
| and out from under the fremont street brldge
over the Boston & Albany track: Officer Ben
nett of Station d playing the terrier to their rat
the youths just as he WIS disappearing INTO tue
| faBtnesses of his strange abode. Looking
farther into the matter he unearthed three more
Of the denizens Of that cavern, and, came
/ upon the secret Of their habltatlon.
| Somehow the architecture OF the bridge
he'd allowed the construction Of such re.
treat as is common in and among the wharVes OF
New York. Here this singular family had esta1-
the rumble of all the fremont street travel they
! lodged and boarded They sept on comfortable
bods Of straw, like the memorable Margery, anc
tint their board knew the fat Of the land Waf
evident from the discovery Of several generous
the BAKERS oven. -Four or five cans, ranged il
perspective, spoke Of the milky way these boy
lad of living. In this queer treasury wa
+ found miscellaneous collection OF household
implements, bespeaking Judgment as vel Is, a
ment The names and ages Of the young squat
ters we're as follows: Richard Fitzsimmons.
, 1872-11-01
EVANSTON.



1T q recent meeting, elected officers for the en-
suing year, as follows: President, L. l.. Green
leaf; Secretary and Treasurer, Samuel Greene;
Trustees. DR.. T. 0. Haven, DR.. James ). Jewell,
Andrew Shuman, ). s. Page, and L. H. Bantel.
A resolution WAS adopted in favor of giving the
control Of this Library to the Town Trustees,
and making it free to all. The following gen
tlemen we're appointed Committee to confer
with the Trustees and report next Saturday
night; Mcssrs. Greenleaf, Bantell, and Page
REV. CHARLES Il. FOWLER
Visited Evanston yesterday on prospecting
tour. and, among other things that he did, rent
ed the residence of Richard Somers, Esq, oppo-
site the University. He takes possession next
week.
THE DAT PRIZE
Three subjects for the Day Prize hnTe been
announced. from which the Senior Class or the
Uniyersity can mako their selection according to
the bent Of their genius. They are, Napoleon
III. - "The Historical Element Ia Science, ane
t Modern African Discovery" rive prizes VIII
be awarded on these subjects, and the recipients
will have the pleasure (:) Of contesting for the
Blanchard Prize Of one hundred dollars az the
close of the third trimestcr.
TIE HORSE DIsTEMPEH
| has attacked nineteen horses in the Stable ol
| Earl Powers, Esq, and other cases hive beer
| reported in different parts Of the town. Query
] Will it stop racing on Davis atreet9
THE GRANT MEETING
| last night, in Lyons Hall, WIS very quiet ant
respectable affair. General Thomas o. Osborne
and l.. Il. Bantel were the speakers.
, 1872-11-01

s2s2so Margaret cGr3sGhs ne fhe Goslr }ttsr
Sve5ss HH2 asapadl' capsn Of preventive
police. ,ow Judges. as well as
cat1S AL the fae G1mnG9 Ga Wv aro occupied aay tue tue
s;uz. sstizens: iaw l,:iues= has consequently come
almost to as1a1ayitch, stanh charged with murder was
brorht 9osaRh M foE thG Criminal Court yss
1stt sts5 Il fsP sso s Hs1a aa ysts
5uqge s s;ng Completed the call for the October
term. ,s law ;r tho rr;Inina1 Court
i11 t1sa - ;nrv viii be discharged for the term.
Aita Hia 81, Honor Judge Porter will sit Tor SNORT
time, this morning, tohear motions. :,ron,a corr+
coomeuces On Monday next
, 1872-11-01
THE COUNTY COURT.

f.aoroa Fucls grant Of administration to widow;
bond s. 0ooSNicholas Schneider ct a., minors qIder
On guardian to restore files by the llth INST. ae1sy
Ti19ma same order, Robert 8. Galsway; same ~
the 18Th inst Charles Steel claim Of Jno aaIrek @
and s. L. Gathers dismissed Seth Sheldon, VI CIVIL
eon rlr;n Of John Parker dismissed leave to Jonas
snd Parker to amend sla9 ~ 4 aksl S
ia;na ~ Wrenaan b Thiele allowed. Elizabeth E.
sie,s Sorton :; claim Of E. Edridge Toursote allowed
j. s. McCeland appointed to defend estate. Imoa'
~ show cause By the 18th inst. Etc 4 1ngles
sGkBns aoxea It a,gna
esas vo, Scbliebeu: administration to Gustave N.
Won AdoRh 6 ae25usn e 1tdr
Of administration to widow; 6ona nsssa nspty appiHysaf af
Mm BeenRne toda1 W a.o E. Eecs ct ea 1estoEdea
ss45sp G s
Geadsa1,. Geea nama order. George +. zimmerman
e1ecutor,s account approved. Demase Aamoureu1
hnnf n administration for s, 400.
, 1872-11-01
ROBBERS ARRESTED.
How $soo, 400 In Crrency, fotes. Coupons anu
). Jeue1ry rfe Stolen from the d.
Northwestern Depot.
: % Robbers Apprehended, and Nearly
ALI the Property Recovered.

.out six weeks ago a wealthy gentleman
med @. L. Austin, while passing through this
city On his way from Burlington, Vt, to Mime
.no1ia Mimi, was robbed OF yalise containing
seven watches, notes, deeds, and mortgages
amounting to $4,000, 81 800 in currency anu
$500 In coupons Of Minnesota railroad bonds.
The robbery VAS committed at the Galena Depot,
on North Wells street, and was reported Without
DELAY to the police authorities. Detectives
were placed at work upon the case, and IN 1e"
-navs man named John Peters Was arrested
while endeaYoring to dispose Of some OF
the watches to q pawnbroker. de
WA induced to tell where the other
watches we're, and what had become Of the pa-
pes and money which the .vallso contained,
The notes, deeds, and mortgages we're reco'eiea
and returned to the owner: but the money ano
connors could not be found From the 1n1of-
roat;on obtained from Peters by the detectives,
II annesrea that he had partner in the robbery,
named Fred. W. Nation. This man carried on
4he valise. and was the first to examine IT'S
contents. He appropriated the currency ana
connons. and left the watches and otner
nonara tn Peters, and then fled the city. Lie
was not followed, but the officers Kept 1rnch
NJ his movements through Canada ano
scme Of the Middle States, aGenns soan euna az
Ia ;n,ar;ned that the robbery had been forgot
ton lie appears to have arrived at th55 eone!u
1sesn .rs he vas assy 8ssisyea and tafsa
fas1oa fon, aaa III Il Be bro Bought up for @ soon
Peters case las been disposed Of The latter
in jsl awaiting the action Of the Criminal "a Co9is a
Nation and Peters we're not known to the Po4ct
a. thieves Of consequence, and it is probable
lint the er:me for which they az
about to suffer punishment was the tMirs M
big job with which they we're connect
ed. Nation has filed a responsible poslt!ol
In TazeveI's tobacco manufactory, IN this city
but he svindled the house out Of large nmoun
Of money. He was arrested for this crime ,.,o . .
the matter up in some way, and since then ha
doubtless been actively exercising his dishones
Wits. he appears to be young man OF eonsld
erable respectability and intelligence ea ana Is
rapid and fluent talker when he feels d1spose
to converse. He declines to say anything aboo
the robbery Of Mr.. Austin.
, 1872-11-01

+crth hv a double-page engraving Of the rebrHt
works of Meszrs. Crerar, Adams Co., and The un1
ion Brass Company. The magnificent new building o.
oneunes e paGe Of tue supplement, and the Bowen
Bins, buildings Of the Robbins estate and $; cues
IL .iI.ret parts Of the city and ths Neh'; & rIhT e,.
Gauer Is worked way to great success anu ~ 7,
immense circulation ali over the world. ~ ~
has done this honestly, without stealing aIg to;gg
body's brains, and this success It will nsint t,ar
On the 10th inst, the publishers viii renoea a onroo
new Offices southeast corner of cara aat ag annoInt-
ed publishing houses in America The great taaeed
sary uook "One Year from the Fire." M;a hay Two
sale Of nearly 100o00 copies, and is Still se ,a 3av
thousand copies were reailed by one man iaaiiah1e
in New York City, and tie demand see1nS ''4'1N'A
The November ssue Of the Land Is
| morning, and for sale BY all ne"s1neh'
| 81 per year.
, 1872-11-01
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

1.w-T.}ttdae {oTteT]. ,.,.
,,c, .axu;eoI, - Barnett verdict for plaintiff
motion y ssvf foE o nsM plant
~ ia nation. aud ordered summons 2ol4-cofoan
Ios melton Of psint, aaa,s e'fsaee
n'ereon. appeal dismissed ut defendanta costs.
. 5e9NGudman T. Breck; dismissed by plaannns at
toruey. -... 1y,. f,c-.1
e,3-Dasb v Bond, on motion OF complainant II
ross.,iIl rule on defendants in cross-bi Bash anu
Jarvin, to answer cross-bu in 80 days. 474a.sSsaee
- cage: death OF Gindele suggested SUIT aoa:e
IS to im hearing and decree for paintid with costs
'. Gage 72o-Cookey King decree confirming 1,.ts
557-Haiday r. Halliday; dismissed by cotnll4lunnss
solicitors.
NEW SUITS. .
41.10e-WoH 2. Buffers ct al; appesl. A.llu-
Kircl,of Brothers Company, for use OF ,onn hensa,
- Joseph Jochem; petition for restoration OF Jnog'
mcnt fo1 ss18s2 Johnstone Rogers, ,,gMoys atSTaeys
n1l1Ewng '. c9rpe1tsT; FL appel PaVera ap
peal psisssf s.tas hchara chesier rsier
Rushmore y Robert Henderson; appeal. al,l1oo ,!eo
Philir Goldman '. EIeazar Butler; assumPst $suo
Williuson, sackett Bean, attorneys. A,1l7-1&lne'
E. =. EliEe Decker; divorce.
, 1872-11-01
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

LAh-l1Nutt
ant order restoring Judgment ase and execution
ordered returned f45Gsddng ing sis ssmith
=. Doran leave to defendant to withdraw motion 10
dismiss complaint and motion Of plaintiff iof rue rue o on
defendant for bond Of 81 200 in five days:
Bergman Meyers 5ale on aefendsns to s4s@ slo
bond by the 1qth 2. instant oa defcpsns Ia to
e new bond IS Saturday next N the sum Of S2o or Or
show cause. 4s6-Herrington Dearoofn ou 1t,rr, ~
,,e1 for want Of 1rsdicuon 4s5-Jolict Steel and
1sSn !na isEsed 1aly aa pn COSTS
E0o-pos Printing Company r. Benis; suit dismissed
at plaintin' costs, CYL, for want OF prosecuuon
1818-Geruser 2. aerher; dismissed nS p1alnI45
attorney. u-,,,,
GIN. 4,552-Ryan v Franklin Bunk of Chicago;
rule On defendant to pay sl0o solicitors fees On on
dry or show CAUSE Gs6-Harper ct a. ~ aaodJen "a qs,,
ct al: demurrer to bill overruled, and ten days to
Pead ae1ae'e ee o
according to prayer Of petition. ,
2oo-Joseph T. Juliet II. Fox; complainant to pay
$50 counsels fees By Nov 10; cause SET Tor
Nv, Is. 542-McPhcrson, administrator, '. ft5s rs
bnreh Fort Wayne Railroad Company leave to de'
Pendant to die amended answer within ten days. !.
burnt Records s}-Mcclu1e '. Dunham et q. s,uao s5
Goodrich Lncon lea'e 70 AN 3asva - an.
demurrer
sWer instanter.
471e-Patrick F. Meditation y Mln, T. nt y s;cans eaze
Balbach Smelling and REFINING Company; mechanic! M
lien on tie Companys property tn the Tewn ss 20 o.
olcs, McKindey Morrison. 4Ts09nmes aalne vs Y
1new Wilson Ispsya on NJ 70 M1gnaFss AbDs, ass
nue. Mathew Mari Attorney .ss,gzt sn1ym'MSh q 2oo 5ohi
4. shoTslter, attorney CHE Following are appeals Il,
47a0-soween Sullivan 451[Hamaens5ecR. aes T. ~
Il v Mcguire 4724-Tyson T:Dyer: 25-Els ?. IN
nuca Of the frs. BaRt15tt y @e
=. Republic Insurance Company; 9p7Io}
Riode :. Etna insurance Company Of Hartford pn P
to compel the Company TO execute POLICY On n :,
the October fire. they having contracted to 40 SO O. o.
ISL but Ssahss Eai
AZ e. ~ nnnea1 4729-Hubble =. Williams ct III; aE
real z75o-James Vernon '. Wm. sissons sa5 an
Wm Loeb; bill for the re-conveyance Of cersaan
, 1872-11-01

Ia te horse epidemic has made its appearance mere
+ha fraa nsa of the aNev Disnfectant Bromo Chlo-
raurn ia urged, 1t Is recommended because 1t has
baen used successfully in other cities. Particular at
tennon is called to Buffalo, Toronto Montreal anu
Detroit, where, by the timely use of this ar1cle Inc
disease has abated, and IS almost extinct. ,~x,.,
MAssETH b BunDEL, Exchange stable,
No Is North Eitzhugh street
ROCHESTER,, N, Y, Oct. 26}
NJ, Comm. We have used Bromo-C -Chloraluna IN
our stable and attribute the present good condition Of
our horses to the use Of 1t.
Oct "a, 1872.
T. g. GOULD: Send me elk boxes Of your bromo-
Chlorau for it is the only thing that is saving our
Enrsea A1&' RICHARD MAXLoRp.
a. It. Pen Agent 1ildsa d Co..:
To Bromo- -Chloralum, more than to any otner one
ne5cIne belougs the credit Of the Abatement Of the
horse disease in Buffalo. ". LARRAnAcK &Co,
Wholesale Druggists, Buffalo, N. Z.
The disinfectaut is for sale by all druggists.
, 1872-11-01
THE ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

BUaINEo5s .,o
OTTAWA, H., oct 31-The against the PER n:;;
he taken up on the coming in Of the Supreme oouf1
to-morrow morning at o'clock. The Attorney aen-
eral is here and is prepared to make an
to haye one Mnrty Moriarty, q saloon-keeper o. o.
Pontiac in Livingston County released On IT. W.T. VT u
livingston County on charges connected With the
Liquor law. It proven TINT he had sold , tn tra f
one drinks and for SO doing was sent to jail Tor 31o
dav1 This is the second case before the court III
tended to test the validity Of the recent legislation on
the liquor question.
aor cnses The Court hns them under consideration,
sn as It il reasonably certain that adjournment to
he tenn In course will be had next week, may look
for for he t4 settlement Of these casea any day.