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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-09

MYSTERIOUS BANK RoBBERY.-Du-
ring bank hours on Saturday last the
Mereden-street National Bank at In
dianapolis, Indiana, was mysteriously
robbed of about $4,000. 1t is suppos-
ed that while the officers were gone
to dinner-except one-that some one
entered the rear of the building and
extracted the package of money from
the open safe. The actual loss over
the accumulated profits will be about
per cent, upon the capital, and that
amount the stockholders propose to
pay in, SO that the capital of the
bank shall not be impaired.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
RAvENNA, o.
-
Designated Depositary of the
u. S..
OF RAyENNA, o.

a.
Il. 9, Bonds and Securities bought sold and
exchanged. at our counter, at best market rates
stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York. or any de-
sired market.
highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver. and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
ESlght Drafts on England and Ireland ana
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New fork rates.
Revenue Stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon. ...1..
VIII BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President
Sept. 3. 1868. IF. ------5-
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Unity Lodge, No. IL, L, and A n
meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month. j. j. RICHARDSON, W. NJ
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April 18th, 1874.
HATS

Almost everything that is new in the Hat
line can be found at BEATTY'S.
April II, 1872.
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SEVERELY INJURED.-On Wednes-
day of last week, while Carl Ham,
ipbrey, an employe of Hr. Henry Peck
of Streetsboro, was leading pair of
horses to water, one of the animals
kicked him very severely in the head.
He remained insensible for some time,
and serious apprehensions were en-
tertained for several days that his: in-
juries would prove fatal, but at last
accounts ne was improving, and it is
now thought he will survive his in
juries, but it will be some time before
he fully receivers from them.
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New Advertis'ts.

Report of the Condition OF the First n n
tional Bank at Rayenna. in the State of
Ohio, mt the Close of Business on the
10th day of April, iS7a. ~
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Tyrian Chapter, No. 81, r. A. NJ
Meets the third wednesday Of each month, In
Masonic Hail. Phenix Block.
ID. C. GOLDMAN, H. P.
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@. F.-Ravenna Lodge, No. 65.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall. ~ -.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
OH CAKPET WARP.
POE BROS.

Is made from selected Cotton and Is cheaper to
the consumer than any warp in the market. We
are offering it at EXC per pound.
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CARPET WARP.

We are retailing q good GREEN TEA at the
above price POE BROS.
May sth. 1872. -=t.zlsi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-09
Great Fire in Cleveland,

About five o'clock last Saturday
evening fire broke out in one of the
agitators of the Standard Oil Compa-
ny's works, about a mile and a half
southeast of the city of Cleveland. In
a few minutes three stills were on fire,
and their contents escaping, ran down
the hill into the river, which was soon
covered with burning oil and oil bar
'rels. The Fire Department could do
little or nothing toward extinguishing
the flames, and made efforts toward
saving such portion Of the works as
were near the burning oil. About four
thousand barrels OF distilled and re-
fined oil have burned and the refinery
damaged to the amount of $4,000.
The totahloss is about $4,000.
About an hour later the oil shipping
house and platform, near the A. & G.
w. Depot caught fire, and werc total
ly destroyed, together with the con-
tents, consisting of between $50 and
200 barrels of refined oil. Loss about
$4,000. 1t was with the greatest diff.
ficulty that the bonded warehouse near
the burning sheds, containing two
thousand barrels of refined oil, were
saved.
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SHOCKING CAsUALTY.-OnS Saturday,
the 18th ult, Mrs. Lucinda Jackson,
wife of Cyrenius Jackson, living in
Mayfield, Cuyahoga County, and well
known by the older inhabitants of this
place, met her death in a most shock
ing manner. Mr., jackson had gone
to the sugar bush for the purpose of
boiling sap. About noon, Mrs. Jack
son went to the camp ITO assist him
while he performed other work. The
wind at the time was blowing very
strong, and had set fire to the leaves
and dry material surrounding the
camp, threatening, the destruction of
the entire camp. Mrs. jackson at once
commenced to fight the flames assist
ed by an adopted son, but had scarce
begun, before the wind blew over q
large tree, which struck her ON the
head, fracturing. her skull, breaking
her neck and one OF her limbs, produ-
cling instant death. Mr.. jackson has
tened to her assistance, but found life
extinct, she having evidently died
without struggle. In the meanwhile
the flames were spreading about the
camp and the sparks caught Mrs. Jack
sonssclothing, which were with some
difficulty put ont and the body had to
be removed several times to keep it
from the flames. Finally,with the as
sistance of neighbors, the fire was SUBJ
dued, and the body removed to the
house. Mr.Jackson has the sympa-
thy of his large circle of friends resi-
ding here in this his great affiiction.
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Persons owing for Peat-raeks which they
have had will please call at my Office and pay
for the sane iamediately.
f.. P. HATFIELD.
Ravenna May 6. 1872. = - 19s-2w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-09

Mr.. HARRIS. T3see by the papers
this week, that we are to have Teach
ers' Institute here this Summer? Can
you tell how much the one that we
had last Summer cost the School
Board es1.ea..t A TAX PAYER.
= RAvENNA, April 9th, 1872.
We are unable to answer the above
conundrum. i.@9a .zse ,s
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Ravenna Encampment. No. 1:9.
Meets every End and 4ti, Fridays Of each month.
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For Liverpool & Queenstown

Inman Line OF Mail Steamers sailing from
New York, every Saturday, and alternate Tues
days.
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland.
and the Continent
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
Is. Broadway, n. Y,
C. E. wITTER, Cashier. First National Bank
Ravenna. Ohio. 1s4-sm.
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N. J. LYSErT has removec his Hoop Skirt
and Corset factory to the room under the store
of H. L. Day in Phenix Block, where those in
want of goods in his line are requested to call.
Ravenna March 49, 1878, 1S6-tf.
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ANNATTt
CONvENrION

Free from impurities. Also, Ashton ant
Dairy Salt. at POE BROS.
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List of Advertisements.
(Late E. 8. Comstock's Bank.

List OF Advertisements i=1
I, G. Phillips & Son-New Furniture Rooms.
First National Bank-Statement
Musser & Parker-Clothing
e. p. Hatfield-Notice.
n. Converse-New Goods. fasft Js-t=.sr
LOCAL NOTICES. sEt
Poe rothers-Annatto--
Poe Brothers-One Shilling.
Poe Brothers-T2 cents. HeF 7-" +
Poe Brothers-Carpet Warp. 5.1I
Poe Brothers-Our Carpet Warp. .'
Universalists Convention.
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Per yard buys good yard wide Cotton at
May eth, Is72- POE BROS
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CLOTHING.
A full stock of Gents Youths and Boys
Clothing now ready for sale at !. -
- Sii f't BEATTY'S.
April 18th, 1871. = 5se.'s ..
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VANCE s. WELLS


have this day received their Spring Goods, con-
sisting in part oi Window Shades, Shade fix
lures. Shade cord, Chromos. Picture Frames,
Nails. Picture Cord, Table Gallery, Glassware
Crockery, Looking Glasses, Window Cornice
Our Window Shades are all this spring STYLES,
and not old patterns out of use for years.
We are selling good extension Table of our
own manufacture for 81 rs per foot
Have just received a inc and large assortment
of Lounges, all new and desirable goods which
we shall sell very low.
We are agents for, and keep on hand, the ccIe-
brated Woven Wire Mattress-the best bed in
use Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction
4-8 sa l6a VANCE & WELLS.
Ravenna, Ohio, April 9th, 1s72.
TIE Singer Sewing Machines are certainly
the most popular. They sold 5000 more than
any ether company In 1870 and they are going to
sell three times as many machines as there are
words in the English language in 1872.
j. r. NEWTON, Agent,
To Save Money, s.ta
Go to J. 8. Walkers, opposite citizens Hall, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. to look as
good as new.
-3--- = = : lL.-.ss.-.-------- : ~
..,~q Particular Attention
paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
by j. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
CAN and Examine
The new S4-5o Bed Spring, manufactured by
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
on. @ rec 66-tf
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SATURDAY MAY 11th, 1872,
IS CENTS.

between the hours OF O'Clock Q. m.and 4o'clock
D. m. The examination will be in writing.
GEO DARSIE, Sec Board.
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TEACHER's EXAMINATIONi
The next meetingsof the Board of FxamIners
ef Portage County, will be held in the Union
School huilding in RaYenna. on - - -
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NOTICE.

POE BROS
NOTICE.
Persons owing for Peat-raeks which they
have had will please call at my Office and pay
for the sane inamediately.
f. HATFIELD.
Ravenna May 6, 1872 - 1s;-2w
ANNATTO
Free from impurities. Also, Ashton and
Dairy Salt. at POE BROS.
UNIvERsALIsTs CONVENTION.
The annual session of the UniFersalists Con-
ventioR OF Ohio will meet at Buchtel College.
in Akron. May sOth. and continue four days
Reduced fare will doubtless be secured on the
A. e. W. Railway All are corlially invited
to attend. By order of Committee.
ONE SHILLING
Per yard buys good, yard wide Cotton at
May eth. Is7a- PoEBRO,s.7 =,
TEAcHEk's ExAMIsATIONt ai :
The next meetingyof the Board of Fxamlners
ef Portage County, will be held in the Union
School building in Rayenna.on - =
SATURDAY MAY 11th, 1872.
between the hours OF O'Clock g. m-and 4oclock
p M The examination will be in writing. :
GEO. DARSIE, Sec. Board.
J.. IS CENTS.
We are retailing good GREEN TEA at the
above price. POE BROS.
May sth. 1872 .lst
. CARPET WARP.
We are selling Extra Fine Carpet Warp at
as5S cents per pound. POE BROS.
REMEMBER.
The place to buy PLASTER is at <AfIl-
Law Student wanted.
Apply to sas. sfssa1ezsT W. b. THOMAS
April s5. 1872. 1sl Rayepna, o.
Simmons Liver Regulator s..
Is good thing. Try it. Fer sale at T. s.-.s
SMITH,. WOODRUFF & cos.
Strictly Pure Paints.
We keep the best brands of Lead in the mar
ket. Il SMITH, WOODRUFF co.
Paint. varnish and whitewash Brushes
IN great variety, at
SMITH, woopRUFF s. co.'s.
Patent Medicines.
The most complete stock of Patent, Medicines
in town is to be found at
SMITH. WOODRUFF & cos.
Lamp Chimneys,
Just received. large lot of Flint Lamp CHM
neys. Try them.
SMITH, WOODRUFF & co.
Books, Papers, Envelopes. Notions,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c. at bottom
prices at SMITH, WOODRUFF g. cos.
t--~o~--- %
FINE CLOTHS.
An elegant assortment of Fine Cloths and
Cassimeres, particularly adapted to first class
trade just opened at ). Z. BEAFTY'S
April AZ, 1872.
CLOTHING.
A full stock of Gents Youths and Boys
Clothing now ready for sale at a. -
- 80 ASA BEATTY'S.
April nth, 1874 i'-s
zt-i HATS
Almost everything that is new in the Hat
line can be found at BEATTY's.
April II, 1872. !
Fs
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We are selling Extra Fine Carpet Warp a
3SlS cents per pound POE BROS.
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FINE CLOTHS.
An elegant assortment of Fine Cloths and
Cassimeres, particularly adapted to first class
trade just opened at j. C.BEATTY'S
A April AZ, 1872.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-09

Books, Papers, Envelopes. Notions,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C.. at bottom
prices at SMITH, WOODRUFF g. COS.
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HIRAM.

Ravenna, May 2, 1872.
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The place to buy PLASTER is at 0fII-
s9s ,. 80 c. tDaHUDSON'S.
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Lamp Chimneys.
Justreceived. a large tof Flint Lamp Chin
neys. Try them.
SMITH. WOODRUFF & co.
, 1872-10-21

who had been in this country JJty-one years, EN-
igrating from Europe in 1921, applied at the
Probate Office, in Cleveland Ohio, for his first
papers'' Of naturalization. Under the law he
will have to wait two years.
Howard Van Wormer, formerly Cashier OF
the Merchants Union Express Company in To-
1edo, Was recently killed by the cars running off
the track near Truckee, Cal. At the time Of the
train as express messenger for Wells, Fargo q
Co. He Fas young man 50 years Of age, and
universally respected by all who knew him.
Two singular DEATHS occurred last Thursday,
on Jefferson street, Albany, N. Y. Two ladies,
named SHOEMAKER and Spencer, for some time
past have been troubled with cancer in the stom-
ach and in consequence have been unable to cat
anything OF any account during that time. On
Thursday, both ladies' died from actual starya-
tion. Their sufferings during the time they
imagined.
Tho one hundredth anniversary Of the exist
ence Of the church editce in Pennington, Conn,
was celebrated a that place Wednesday, Presi-
late Rev. Noah Porter, D. D., was for sixty years
pastor Of the church, gave historical address
in the morning, and in the afternoon there we're
short speeches by Elihu Burritt, Rev. Seth Bliss,
Hawley, Rev. Dr.. Vermlyea, General ". 8. Pier
son; and others. The citizens provided enter
tainment for all who joined in the celebration.
The Rev. Hugh Montgomery, an Episcopal
clergyman, of Phillipsburg, Vt., aged about so,
trouble before both the civil and ecclesiastical
courts On the charge Of the seduction Of servant
named Myra Fuller. The ST. Albans Messenger
aayshe has brought suit against her father, her
sell, and John sager, of Pigeon Hill, who brought
him. He has been arraigned for perjury, on the
testimony Of Eliza Lawrence, Of SWanton, Vt,
at whose house the girl went for her accouch-
ment. tt is not probable the trials will come off
I ~.
, 1872-10-21
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

LAH-lJ HuJe lkuJEf3la
1,7S8-Swift '. Oakland Congregational Church :
motion by defendant That declaration was net filed in
time, and motion by defendant to strike declaration
from flies Denied and exceptions by defendant. 177
Watson Dougal motion for new trial denied, aud
Judgment On verdict. 279-Coe =. stromberg mo-
tion tor trial denied, and Judgment 3Go-slver-
smith Y. United States Express Company motion for
new trial denied, and judgment. Anne Byrne Y.
Iiboroua Golahardt restored cause) motion, am
time to plead extended to first day of new term.
franklin B. Williams ct al. '. Henry G. Clybourne
order To- and rule on defendant
missed by plaintiffs attorney.
iCa1l as given yesterday.)
lJudge Booth.]
Gorshe v vanpatten rule on defendant to file new
bail, show cause in days notice. 1,ss2-Goggin
Irons ct al rule on defendant to give new bond Or
demurrer to I'd and Sd pleas sustained and 10 days to
defendant to pead. l,206-Lederer ?. McDonough
sha M not be given BY a1h Chicago Wsules nsn ST.
Paul Railroad Company Peterson et al motion for
new trial on behalf Of Ahern overrn1ed, and Judgment
lie bond Il $50 and biz oi exceptions 14oKniselsy
y Nelson submitted to Court for trial and hearing
taken under adyise1nent.
Michael '. Margaret cahin leave to complain
ant to pay s50socitors fees. 96-John 4. Owen Y.
hearing On Tuesday next 422-Gilmore ct u. '. CITY
Of Chicago suit diamissed by stipulation le. at
plainants' costs. 264Leaye to complainant to with
draw exceptions to Masters' report and file e1cep
tions in eu and leave to defendant to amend his e1-
ceptions to Masters report.
NEW SUITS.
4,599-John Wren ct al. for Of Root + Van Mort
wick Y. Martin Best; appeal from Justin Haines.
4doo-Mary HendlickRon Jessie Dickson; capias for
watch valued at $500. 4,601-silas A. Hardy " YIN.
u: somers OF a.; petition for mechanics lien GER
tain land fronting Church and Benson streets, E
anston, viz: portion Of Lots and g. in Block Is, Of
said town; $l50,5l; Prentiss, Hooke l. Bcownel ut
torneys. 4o02-FieId, Letter Co., Geo. ". Green
attachment debt Of $s4s,o7 Eidridge Tourtelotts,
attorneys 46oaSnow Alsip v. J. NJ Stevens, Rich
ArI nuya Urn nuran nnA 4 pro1 7psi+ .
$500; Forester Been, attorneys. 4e0A- s. Ferris
Y. 2. G. Johnston; injunction to restrain tho nego
tation Of certatn pruissory notes. c05John Grown
=. cass Chapman; appeal from Justice Van t'E1oud.
4,e06-Nary Dcnlage ct 81. '. Chicago & Alton r. r.
Co.; case: s, 600; Meyer Olson, attorneys 1907
Morris Y. Kelly; appeal from Justice Boyden.
BURNT RECORD BILLS.
20-John H. Durham Y. George II. Smith ct al; Pc
ton to confirm title. 2l-Chris shterhorn Y. Charles
Harnea ct al petition to confirm title to land in La
Framboise Reserve. 22-Fredk. Palzn Y. Jacoba ct
a.; petition to confirm title: George Bowman ct al "
Edward F. Thomas ct nl; injunction TO restrain de-
PENDANTS selling, assigning intermeddl;ng with the
real estate in said case burnt Record 12)
, 1872-10-21

Y. Looms Weick; trespass; 5000; same attorneys.
0,945-s. R. Haven Y. Geo. G. Campbell; trespass and
ejectment; s., COO; attorneys. 40, 0,946-Geo. ".
Heap, for use of Northwestern Manufacturing Compa-
ny, =. Geo. 1ngersol Roswell G. Mersereau, and Elias
shipman; debt 81 200; damages, $500 same attor
neys. e47-Leyi 4. .Doyington ct al y James Mont
gomery ct a.; petition for mechanics lien No. 758
Michigan avenue; amount for plumbing and gas-dt-
ting 546o.51. 40,eIe-Heath ct al. = Thomas ct al;
appeal from Justice Walsh. 4094o-City Of Chicago Y.
Harvey ct al; appeal from Justice Banyon 4o,950-
James Steel, John eA1ahon and Geo. Steel Y. Annie
J. Combs; aEsumpsit; $1,000; Henry I. Raraet, at
aesumpgit $4,000, and NaIr; Hawes l. Lawrence, at
torneys. os52-Henry s Dietrich =. Oliver p Ford
assunpst ; $500 Wu. H. Sisson, attorney. 10, ,953-
Elizabeth Hacn '. ]. Johnson, +. Solncr, and Gilea
Porteh foreclosure Of mortgage on the schooner
Whir11ind 40,954-Fred. n. Erbe, for Of Chas. J.
L. Meyer, Jacob Aoch aasumpsit s., 500; Nilsson
Darnun1, attorneys 40 e955-caroline Iabe Jeremiah
l. Wells, attorneys. 4o,s56-Wm. E. McHenry T. David
Miller assurnpst; 500 " J. Dnnham, attorney.
establish title; J. Dunn, attorney. 4o,e5e-Kansom
Dexter '. Lizzie Moore appeal from Justice Have.
, 1872-10-21
THE CRIMINAL COURT.

- [3U11e 7TES@J - = =
guilty to petty larceny 10 days in County Ia s27-
Hughes recognizance forfeited Michael Kenny surety
327-dreen; jury trial; years in the Penltentiary
bail, $500 from day to day. 162-Corrtgan; same,
$500 37l-Charles and james Wlliams; jury trial
yan n frsa re. i th
Mott jury trial verdict, guilty. and recommends
ton to mercy. Annie Mack; discharged.
34+Georgo Morton; discharged. a55-Paulson,
sentenced to IS months in tue House Of Cor.
rectiou- 3e3-Geo. Smith; discharged. 3lG-John
Fritz; prope'a demurrer to defendants pea in abate
1nent sustained and exceptions by defendant. 316-
Connors, Morton, oHaueran, and Fritz; jury trial
Is months in the Reform School
, 1872-10-21
THE Su uPERI0R COURT.

LAW lJH11e 1UfffTf,
1,795-hIass y Shovel ct al; verdict set calde ant
new t1ia1 ordered, 2,296-Thayer j. Tobey Furniture
Company see]ye Of al dismissed as to s. E. aovcl
same; same order as 2296 -Reinhardtv y Doerr
motion Of plaintiff notice to defendant leave to
change form q, Of sen to to file Mari
trial denied, and Judgment; appeal by defendant
bond $500, and bill Of exceptions in 20 days. 1852
French Burt; plaintiff RENTS s2ea; motion for nov
iii Of exceptions h 80 dass. % ass - si forester s
=: Armstrong; Referenee to b1agruder: 1,6aNJohn.
Fl m t. o.
eeptions and leave to defendant to add jurat, and
reference to Magruder. 2,31-Iaylor Manufacturing
from dies denied and leave to defendant to add jrat
to atdayit plea confessedt and leave to plaintiff to
amend BY making E. L. Fobes party defendant
cluaiye.}
cnAsoERY-IJudge Gary1.
Masters report filed and confirmed, and decra8. 845
Eisert 6l-Monroe Y. Monroe. Other orders; 6. n.
40 0920-Bower Bower; default and rofcrence to Scott
sapss q aaa; saa o1
Master, $40 a-Rowen Y. Thatcher ct al. on motion
Of defendant Reed INJUNCTION dissolved for want Of
samo order. 7a8-coari '. FISK; on motion
Of complainant, >rule on defendant to answe,
blu in twenty days. e2s a.=Aartoa Y.
zal " Kuenze rule on painant to pay s2, aud s.
per week alirnnny. 5i0-Key v. Kelly leave to hle
cross bill in 10 days. Case set for Nov. j.
tMcArthurv Y. Brown [474l, for hMeari2!s ear a! aionday]
NEW QUITS.
40, 0,e39-Arthur .. o*Neil and Patrick o'Ne :. Thos
" Hall mechanics lien Lots %; g, and 2t, Thos
B. Bryan's Subdivision Of tie S. T. A Of Block 50 in
The Canal T1pssces Subdivision OF Section T, Town &c.,
n. rapge14} east, being the S. ". cogEs: ef Aneoln
and Washtngepo o;a S5Fests; 4b5at a!yeF
divorce; edu!te7y, M,a21-J, L. 3. DaIy r. Vim. F.
and Joseph = Aayhon; assampsit ooo; Messen
Henry F. walker; assumpsit; $1,000; Ewing s Leon.
ard nttorneSs 40943-Geo. Lant1er'v " Thos. D. Fox;
trespass; 600 HerYey, Anthony Gall attorneys.
4O4-aeorRs Lander administrator Of G. P. Lander,
, 1872-10-21
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
rT..J.. -nfnIratA

7361Chancery) s. A. Talman ct al, v. State In-
surance Company rulo On Geo. c. Smith to answer,
extended one week. 68e-{Chancery} Assignee Of
State Insurance Company, Y. l.. j. Kadtsh ct al
port Of nrtin fled, aud to be confirmed unless cause
"a shown to the contrary By tIonday morning next.
732-Cha1ccryl Traders National bank Of Chicago u
J. Y. Tappan: leave to amend bill. 733
Same complainant r. same defendant; same order.
NEW SUITS.
Wales A. Hayward Y. Samuel Rowe; assunpslt,
$780, 600; and trespass, SIS 900; 4. A. Humnhteyve
solicitor. Manufacturer National Bank Of Chicago
p. John ". Tappan and same =. George Van Hollen !;
Bankers petition praying injunction against the
levy Of taxes Stock Mattock 4 Mason. collectors.
, 1872-10-21
THE LAW COURTS.


778-A z. Norris on motion Of creditors, Ieaye 10
examine witnesses in Lee County, before Martin n.
Williams ut Dixon, and to examine all other witnesses
before Register Hihbard. 2026-John Barnard order
to pay rent. 20e7-Chas: F. Webster ct al. entered
order approving report of provisional assignee. 867
SAMUEL Cornelius; petition Of assignee filed, and
order to assignee to sell by pub11o auction.