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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-02-07
UOMnERCIaL.
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT
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Produce and Commission Merchant,
Market Place, KnorriHe, Tennessee.
, 1872-10-19

NoaE Ed r HoM oOn nNQH1EoF03DE4CEs
MASON Cry, ILL, Oct. I7.-A large and at
the Hon. C. H. Moore, at Mason City, last night.
hlr. Stevenson is Democrat Of the strictest sect
and he clearly explained to his Democratic breth-
rem that there we're really but two candidates for
as ,between these two, no honest, intelligent
Democrat, who desired to aid in reforming the
Civil Service, and in lifting the people Of the
South from the slough Of oppression, corruption,
in supporting AIr. Greeley. Mr. Moore clearly
explained that he was Revenue Reformer and
showed how tho Great West WIS interested in
the prosperity Of the South, socially aud COM
marcia1y. Mr. Moore made favorable i'm
preston here. and I doubt not that Macon
Congress.
MONROE, Wis, Oct 16.-A very large and en-
thusiastic Liberal Republican meeting was held
here Oct. 14,-the largest, by all odds, Of any
addressed BY the Hon. Moses N. Strong. This
large meeting has convinced the GRANTEES that
the Greeley cause is not going backwards in this
locality. Our new paper, the Liberal Press,
has made three issues, and is doing splendid
work for the cause of Reform,
MoAEScE, Ill, Oct: 17.-There was a Greeley
rally last night, in the Town Of East Yellow
Head, Kankakoe County. The audience were
Germans. Colonel A., Voss, Of Chicago, was the
orator His speech was we'll received, and will
undonbtedly 40 much good.
PORTAGE, Wis, Oct. ia careful survey Of
the field, through the northern and central por-
tions Of Wisconsin, since the October elections,
shows that there is nothing discouraging for the
cause OF Liberalism in this State. Every Lib
eral Republican and Democrat that I have talked
with feels confident Of carrying this State for
Greeley. xe.
L1sEos, ILL.,, Oct 15.-On the evening Of tho
14th, Lisbon was entertained with addresses by
the Hon. G. B. A. Parks, Liberal candidate for
Congress in the Seventh District, and P. A.
Armstrong, Of Morris. Their coming was
honored by the unfurling Of g large flag, which
waved q welcome above the residence Of DR.. N.
&. Smith, Judge Parks, who made fine
speech, says that Liberalism iB success, even
ii it does not elect its President now.
, 1872-10-19

calls "Chemicocereb-opathy." which means
feeding the brain. Instead Of pursiag. blister
ing, tonicEing, and otherwise bedavilling his III
fortunate patients, DR.. Truman eiuply
their BRAINS, and they out bettac than ever.
There ere fifteen thousand square miles OF
coal fields IN which Pittsburgh Is Interested and
215. .G00, 1000 Of Pittsburgh cap:tnl is invested
therein. Probably 525 600 600 more is invested
in transportation, and tho total of all interests
dependent upon these coal flalds cannot fall
short Of the enormous sum of S1G0, ,0O0, 600.
There are at this time four chemical laDora-
tories in Japan where the science is taught, three
Of them being presided over By Germans, and
the fourth By IN American. The chief one is at
The rest are at Kaga, ShidzoEa, and Fukuwi A
fifth will soon be opened at Jeddo. The stu
dents said to be fnirly Intelligent, but their
minds are at present encunbercd with astroloGy
and other Kinds Of spurious philosophy.
"A strange story is told by the Albany K'sick-
erb0cke1. A New York merchantwGs engaged to
the daughter of o we'll known citizen Of Albany,
and the marriage was to have taken place last
Tuesday. The parents of the lady we're lily sat-
isfed with her choice, but she persisted in: t.
Early on that morning preparations we're put on
foot for the consummation of the marriage con-
tract. just as the New York gentleman WIS
about to start for the residence Of his bride that
was to be, his senses were para1yzed, his brain
turned topsy- y-turvy, and the man who d few mo-
ments before VAS ono Of the happiest mortals
on earth, was lunatic. He exhibited evidences
OF raving Madness This of course was an end
to all further preparations or ceremonies. The
would-be bride laid aside her lace robes and or
ange blossoms, and the insane groom in his suit
Of black, Was conveyed to q prison cell for Eafe
keeping.
, 1872-10-19
rnged nation that physical resistance to such in

rnged nation that physical resistance to such in
fanny is obedience to God?
Fe!low-countrymen, the remedy is in your
own hands. Kabuko those who in open day so
shameless1y bring this disgrace upon US. Our
na.ional security demands your action. Tho
vote is yet in your hands. and tile insult to these
three great Commonwealth may be avenged.
III spite of the frauds perpetrated, VIC have car
ried Indiana, reduced the vote greatly in Ohio,
and lost Pennsylvania only by startling corrup-
tion: The future is full Of promise. Georgia
proclaiEns in her great majority tint
the suffering Southern States, in their
desire for equal rights before the
law, will give les electoral votes to
Horace Greeley. An honest, Christian sympathy
III the North will add to this moro than enough
votes to make his election sure. There is every
cause for encouragement, and every reason to
hope for success.
Let there be no laggard now. He is 8 traitor
who falters as the combat opens. Forward,
along the entire line, and by an overwhelming
victory in November, not only declar3 for Ma
tional Reconciliation and Reform, but et the
same time let the lesson be etfectual and lasting,
that money cannot purchase the Office Of Presi-
dent, nor can political infamy go unrebuked.
ETHAN ALLEN,
Chairman National Committee Liberal Repub1i-
cans.
, 1872-10-19
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN HICKEY.

What Some of 1Ir. TnIcott's Witnesses Sny
About the Case-llr. Washburn's Part in
the Proceeding.
From inquiry among the police officers who
are named as witnesses against Captain Hickey
by Mancel Talcott, it appears that their names
we're placed On the list without any notification
whatever; that they were made aware Of it for
the first time by the morning papers, and that
they we're ignorant Of ANYTHING and everything
connected with the case. Only one officer, Ser
geant Lull, was told by Mr. Talcott that he would
be 2 witness, but he knows nothing about tho
case. It is further discovered that the Super
intendent did not write the charges. They were
written out aud presented to him BY Mr.
Talcott, and his signature demanded, The
document was then taken from him. The regu-
]ations for the government Of the force were
violated by Mr. Washburn's neglect to furnish
the Secretary OF the Board with the charges aud
names Of Witnesses. The rules defining tha
duties Of the Superintendent contain the fol-
lowing:
When charges are filed in lis Office against any Of
the members of the force, As shall Immediately fas
NIT the same to the Board Of Police, with the names Of
witnesses to be subpRnaed that the charges may be
investigated by the Beard Of Police.
The more the case is investigated; the worse
it looks for Mr. Ta1cott. States Attorney Reed
promises some damaging disclosures against
that gentleman, aud rice uersd. An excellent
display Of dirty linen may be expected week
from Monday. =
, 1872-10-19
THE COUNTY COURT.

E9TATES-lJudJc WIttdcc.l
Katharina Field; guardianship by selecton to Franz
Fled, and bond Of $500 approved. Jacob Buhrer; ci
tation On Maria Metz, to chow cause why she should
not produce will Of deceased ip Court. Constantine
DaiQui citation adzinistratri1 to slow cause why
she should not restore files Charles Eaton attach
1ent v. e1ecutri1 for not answering citation Caroline
Malone inventory and appratsement approved. John
G. anee claims alowsd VIZ agbeard g1 "a Gs1peR a,sI Z
Smith; administration to Adelia ii. Smith;
bond Of $4,000 approved: Philip Mallmann
estate declared settled and administrator discharged.
Theodore Ha1sdorf; time to Otto Harting executor,
to answer citation extended 80 days. Michael oBrien
administration to Ma1y OBrien, and bond of $40oV
approved. John s. Reed: hlcs restored appearance,
award, and injunction executors discharged.
Michael Hogan administrators account approved
distribution Of s57984 balance, ordered. Harvey Il.
Chapman regular adjudication.
May Hawthorne, lunatic inventory restored;
bond approved final account approved, and couservn
tor discharged Trials ordered for Oct e. Of Bridget
Doyle, Margaret Cook, Margaret Kilgrait, and John
Trititaky. Trial Of Edward Donan continued to
Oct. q,
, 1872-10-19
The CRIMINAL COURT.

17o:dodsbel1; pies not guilty. so2awray; con.
tinued, 372-Bigln hYo years in the State Reform
School, 379-Colins; plea not guilty. 380-Hawkns !;
same. 385-Johnson, alias, &C.; same. 357-Callahan
/ Williams; eame. 392-Morris; same. 3o4-Mc-
Kelvey; sarne s9s-Taylor; same. 1857, 1888, 1885, and
340-Wm. johnson former plea withdrawn, and plea
Of guilty and under age entered. 301 John Peters
same. 3N-Franklin; jury trial; verdict not guilty
and defendant discharged 32G-Gallagher, alias,
etc.; nolc 'prosequi entered. 330-Hines !;
former plea withdrawn, and plea Of guilty md under
age entered sentenced to six months in the House Of
Correction. 338-James johnson jury trial verdict
not guilty, and defendant discharged. 337 and 30-
Hea Of guilty and under age. 338 and 349-Same !;
noe prosequi entered, 337, $50, and 340James John
son noe prosequi entered 331-Hasset; jury trial !;
verdict, guilty, and term xed at II years in the Peni
Tertiary. 335-Andrew johnson jury trinl; verdict
guilty; value, s140, and term fred at years In the
Penitentary. 336-Ma1tin johnson i sentenced on
plea to year in the House Of Correction, :
EET SUITS.
crime Foley Same v. John horton and Joseph Parur
Same '. N. G. Thomson; Same '. E. ]. Stow Same
y. Jas. =. Brown Same =. II. F. Hall Same Y. Jas,
Leonard q cases).
CALENDAR.
On trial to-day: 344-George Morton. 34s-Annie
Mack, 348-Sidney Mott, ,349-Barney Mcclure.
355-Henry Pauson. 3C0-Charles Shestrurn. 316-
George Morton, Edward OHalleran, John Fritz, and
John Connors. 1868 George Smith, sGe-Char1es
Williams. 370-Charlcs Williams and William Thomp-
con. 3n-Charles Williams and James Williams.
193-John Jordan ct al.
, 1872-10-19
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
tIxu r Tatda laaoxa

George Jonas v George kolter aud Anna Molter a
petition to restore Judgment; motion, leave to hla
Dy stipulation filed, leave, to defendant
to hls transcript ,a inatanter, and new
tenary Methodist Episcopal Church jury trial
cluded; verdict for plaintiff damages, aud
motion by defendant for new trial: 457-s"ausoa Y.
Cossctt; Jury trial; verdict for plaintiff; damages,
s177.4s, aud motion by defendant for new trial.
tCall for Monday, 162 to us, both inclusive,
to-day provided notice has been given BY either party
o-Bshop Y. Busse. 35-Marsh v. Derrickson. AZ
Mggi1s y ,7Wa3sn Company
s;sSo!s S;rqsa5ss zs5ARsssaR vRips:
satea express CO. seo? Ra 4 r. Rnts eo
3sa-a1cyer v. Fox. 3ss-Bclanger '. Kennedy. 'dal-
es1-Drcw r. Gseenelaume. Leave to plaintiff to
Mari. in flye days.
cHAScEEr-[J,age Far!pel:1
17-{Durut Kecords>; leave to dis1nlss suit without
prejudice, and to withdraw complauant's petition.
1-(Durnt Records; Mcclure '. Dunham; demurrer
1%er 19 iii to d o
'. v Eswis ct s: aaal s5ee go3asss9 !: Petel.
conplanant's costs: ale-Page Y Mecrae et al. re-
ierred to Chase, Master. 146-stampofsE 4. hal.
colin ct H. service Of defendants s. Reis and A. 9.
divorce hearing and decree. -
NEW SUITS.
4,5o2-Jacob E. Suetterlin V. Valentine Wood, Of
Wayne Ind ct al petition to determine tho interests
of partners in the firm Of SnetterIn,
clossen t. Wood, manufacturers Of al improved print
ing press, and interest in NJ estate scove, Corwin
Bayley, attorneys. 4593-Geo. Jones V. George and
Anna Mallard petition to restore record; Arnold
Tripp, attorney. 4594-Eiza G. sprague ct al. y.
vile, attorneys. 4,595-H. L, Marks '. ]. Broday
petition to renstate: 4,59t-K Kennedy =. DR.: Chap.
man !; trespass; $, GOO; kenhey Peck, attorneys.
action for trcspass $500 Thomas Shirley. attorney,
45os-Merrev Y. rickley appeal from Justice boyder.
, 1872-10-19

1SS Bsa se!e
1x57-schmidt v Duensing efault for want {! Pies,
and Judgment for $3.50, 1,lo4-McNamara Y. Wallef.
der by stipulation dismissed each party to Pay bis
2,203-Watkins Proudfoot; by agreement, William
Barry mnde party defendant l,11o-Bendles v sn''.
meyer; motion by defendant for leave to le ~ a u
exceptions denied, and exception By defendant 1oos-
s3eo:e2. and motion for new trial by defend:nt.
rpn 2ang Tor bpnd sa
bill Of exceptions in 90 days. 2d58-sca1non '. Con-
mercial Insurance Company dismissed by p1canslh
attorney.
cHAscEHY-IJudgs Gary.l
%. Assignee Of John DoegerE. Fetch Moran mo-
ton Of for rue e. On Fax 10 e s9se
Furnessy v McGoycrn by agreement case set for llth
December. $50 a-A1cxander =. Hoffman ct al; by
BrooEmore; reference to Magruder, master, aud
canse set for 18th December. a01-Runyan Y. john
son order discharging old n:missoserT, and ap-
leave to lc amended affidavit as Of Aug. FL 1872 SER
yice by publication. default and referred to Magruer.
-: NEW SUITS.
Ebbert; bill for foreclosure Of mortgage; corwin 8:
Bailoy, attorneys. 4o,92o-Bowen V. BoWen divorce.
as ! atorneEs to
4. Wright; divorce desertion.: s24-Grses 9. !.
@ G9,9a5-Rchards, Shaw i Winslow v 9. v. Greer, Of
stevens Point, Portage County, Illinois, attachment
debt Of $113.26; Hatch Lyon, attor-
neys. 4o,e 2e-Maryv. Louis Dannenbnlg; divorce.
409o7-D. B. Eaton y II. D. Gilman, ct al bill for
petition Of the one-fourth part Of the 4 Of the
i, and the one-fourth part Of the " 4 Of the n Q
Of Section TO- Town 80, of Range 49, Of the third
Principal Meridian; Winston, Campbell l. Willard,
rneys.-40, ,o28-John McNellis Co. Y. Flint 4
Co.; assuInpsit; 81 600; Sawin Wells attoraeyB-
40,9eo-J- z. Rowley and the F1remen's Benevolent
Association DER, Taylor, Harrison, Bender, John
Russe, Matthews Roberts sa Addition;
v. Daniel Blum; -:ejectment; $500; Runyan,
Avery, Loomis, & Comstock, attorneys.-40,931-
Harrington =: Massey ct al; appeal from Justice
Haines. 40932-Peerson ct nj. Henry j. Goodrich
debt a, ,o5o15 damages, g 600; Tenney, Mcclellan
4 Tenney. attorneys a0 a0933-Holmes, Pyott & Co. v.
Brothers, attorneys. 4o,9sll-D. 9. McNamara :: i.
Mnrkl change Of venue from Justice Van t'Woud.
Il, 0,935-Trinie v. Lippe Reuter-; divorce, 40,o38-
Godfred Louise Josce divorce desertion. 40937
William A. Baldwin Y. Samuel 81. Kerfoot nud Cor
nenus E. Swope; bill to foreclose mort
gage On the one-half Of that part Of
Block % In the g. part Of fractional Section j, Town
strip SO NJ Range IA E. Of the Sd r H., commencing
on the g. line of said Block, 7o2 feet T. Of tho s y.
corner Of said Block, thence N. Il feet, thence E. to
Lake Michigan, thence 8. along Lake Michigan to tho
north line Of sad Block 2o thance ". along said south
line to place Of beginning.
, 1872-10-19
THE LAW COURTS.
NOTES Of INTEREST

Eatsey Hassett, the man who was yesterday sens
tenced the Criminal Court to IA years IN the Peni
tentiary, is we11-known dangerous character, who
has only been out Of Jail month. The severity Of
the sentence is calculated to the rough and brutal
class to which the convict belongs. The crime with
which he was charged waB assault with
q deadly weapon, with intent to kill, under
circumstances peculiarly cool-blooded and cowardy.
One Of Pinkerton's watchmen Was making his night
round, the 18th Of September last, when he saw
man, apparently attempting to conceal himself, in the
alley in the Of No. r. Randolph street. On his
walking to the spot, the brute, without provocaton,
and without the slightest occasion for IT, fired three
shots at the wachman, accompanying the action With
the rather unnecessary command "stand back, or III
shoot you, you son Of a-." Whilst he
and fred one shot, when the rufasn fell: he was cap
tured by Officer Murphy at the corner OF Madison and
Jefferson Streets Luckily, neither Of the shots TINT
oo sap to a TIE The Vi
ains Of this class sent to the Pententa for long
terms Of severe punishment, the better will 1t be for
declaration filed. yesterday, in Judge Booths
Court, in tho breach of promise suit Inthmann Y.
Reisg. Augusta Iuthmaun declares that on the 1Bt
Of December, 1871, being then unmarried, ahe ac-
cepted the court Of defendant and, at his request,
her When = she % night sgny her lingnass for hs
ceremony to be performed and that, relying said
engagement, she is still unmarried, but ready and
willing to be married, defendant having meanwhile
married another person. The young lady calculates
her damages at $4,000.
Suit commenced, yesterday, in the United States
Circuit Court By rm Of Boston architects, against
the First Unitarian Society Of Chcago for $780, for
services rendered. 1t is alleged that npainants fur
ceped but not acted upou tho Society stating that they
would involve too large an outlay, to which complains
they failed to proceed with the building at the time
specified. :...
eray before judge B1odget tho parties appeared by
their solicitors to have q hearinE -,on the
, 1872-10-19
Further Exposures Of Ad-
n1inistration Frauds in
Pennsylvania.
Address from the Liberal Republican
State Committee of New
Hampshire.
An Appeal from The National Liberal Re.
publican Committee to the Electors
Of The United States.
PENNSYLVANIA.
80 0oo-rfoI ~ IL

PENNSYLVANIA.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The official vote of Pennsylvania shows that
Buckalew received over $4,000 more votes than
Packer in 1869, and Hartranft over $4,000 more
than Geary, the same year. 'Hartranft's gain over
Geary, in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh alone, ex-
ceeds $4,000. In Luzerpe County, where the
Mayor and Postmaster Of Scranton, besides sev-
eral Government officials, have been arrested for
bribery and ballot-box stufing, Hartranft's gain
On Gearys vote is about 1000.
Proofs Of Pennsylvania's degradation at Simon
Cameron's auction-block pour in from every
county, and crop out in all official figures. A
correspondent writes from South Creek, Pa. !:
" Bartown cast 210 votes for Governor. Hart
ranfts majority would have been about 33 on d
fair vote but, owing to bribery and intinida-
ton, it was doubled. There were about $50
Liberal Republican votes cast but these were
morethan neutralized by votes bought Of Demo-
Gratis at IS vote. ~
A letter from Hartleton, Pa., says: s:As far
as this Union) County is concerned, there we're
not less than 100 Liberal Republicans who voted
for Buckalew, yet Hartranft gains IA votes on
last years majority. One Grant Republican in
Mif1inburg led ton Democrats to the polls to
vote for Hartranft. The Cameron Ring bought
moro than enough votes to make
up their losses by Liberal detection. In Had
ley, Hartleton, and Lewis Townships, there was
no none = used, and the result is very satisfac-
tory Last year, these three districts gave GO
Republican majority; this year, it is but 6.
Buckalew would have had 10000 minority had
there been no frauds or buying Of Democratic
votes"
The Worlds Philadelphia letter says: "Came-
'rons demand now is, that he be received into
either Boutwell's or Delano's place in Grants
Cabinet. Cameron's son-in-lnw, ,Wayne Me-
Weigh, is to be appointed Attorney Of
the State by Haftranft; and, in
case Cameron is made Secretary Of
the Treasury or the Interior, McVeigh is to sue
coed him III the SENATE. the Cameron-Grant
papers are publishing black list Of Republi-
cans in Pennsylvania who are to be forever ex-
cluded from the party. Among tho names are
the following: A. G. Curtin A. X. Mcclure, e.
Joy Morris, Eli Sitter, T. ii. Marshall, J. K.
Moorehead, Galusha A. Grow, Titan J. Cofrey
3. Bellingfelt and John Hickman. Torney
pleads thut his revolt was a very little one;
but he IL kicked out with extra venom"
, 1872-10-19
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

y CUASCERY-IJti15e B{0dIef.1
c97- Hy n. kngsbury, by next friend, v BucEuer ct
al; parties again BY collectors, and argument
continued 565 6. Peterson ct al, v. Henry j. Good
rich dismissed by complainants' attorney,
LAW.
Cle Mark Ki1nball, assignee, r. Wm. H. Rand; set
tied, costs paid and dismissed
NEW SUITS.
Goodyear Dental Vulcanite COMPANY y. John A.
Dowes patent suit to restore, etc. a. Floyd, Fauk-
3sE Gssrse T. e Gi1rEe Of Boston, Mass First
L. Whittier. attorney.
, 1872-10-19
AN APPEAL FROM THE NATIONAL LIBERAL RE-
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE.

AN APPEAL FROM THE NATIONAL LIBERAL RE-
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
HEADQUARTERS NAr'1. Con-. LIBERAL REprBL1oAss)
G1EsHAM HOTEL, New York, Oct. 15, 1879. !
TO the Electors Of the United States:
It becomes o duty to appeal to you in view Of
the appalling frauds perpetIated on the ballot-
boz in the great States OF Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Indiana, on the 8th Of October, instant.
!, Let the facts be submitted t4et Judgment may
be pronounced.
It is not even denied that tho partisana Of
General Grant have been furnished with vast
amounts Of money for e1ectioneering purposes.
The taxation of official stipendaries, the contrib
utions Of national banks and Of wealthy monop-
olies dependent on tie Administration for favor,
and the aid Of heavy Government contractors,
have furnished this wealth which has been used
to corrupt tue people, or BY fraud to defeat their
will.
A large number Of voters we're brought from
Kentucky and Illinois into Indiana, and their
ballots Illegally cast therein in favor OF the Rai-
cal ticket. In Ohio the work Of colonization
so extensively as in the adjoining States. Iii
Pennsylvania so stupondous were the frauds,
that the election was farce. Colored men
were brought from Maryland, Washington, and
even North Carolina, by the thousand to vote in
borers from other States, whose only duty was to
cast ballot for the Radical ticket. Reporters by
thousands from New York City througed the
streeSs q ta par o .n Ill., olu ~ u ~ oesooss %
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lnese heG ~ Has 1 4o ~
@ Ine aasta5 u III rasad orm a4u emGif
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aeiP ~ rn1n Mi 10 o !" a. thofr
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1,1an1 r!1a,4'tp'''' N'''~'A>11'
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hoeataa ~ +heaa 80 con1enn1ated 4ra,,da ey r ad
poaatea an5 = da3iad ,re1entnn Fnhn1danad m ~,
saee, ~ t, ar;+,a ts+ n-na xvos n.ora =, ~
,nv n,,a1 Ter',atrat"5 "na ,,,,i;oir, ~
crecy - ~" oR1y es';,,s iuo puLrtca3
, 1872-10-19

desires to know more about this worthy and IN
terestinr @ - denomination. ho must follow the ad-
VICE of william to the a., rePorteFF 4ad F:a nee
j., eo.,nd doctrine and all the facts clearly and
tr,1thfrlly stated
, 1872-10-19

80. Assignee Of the Great Western Insurance Co. T.
:s:27ge:. Default Of Oct. 1G set aside by agreement
BANKRUPTCY.
2031. VIM. Buttern.au. Oorder appointing Geo. ".
Campbell, provisional assignee.
, 1872-10-19

Chicago, indianapolis g. Cincinnati Through
Line, via Aunknkee Route.
Trims ar1ve and depart from tho Great Central Railroad
Depot foss Sf !akS,s EoF thseuh tickets qnd sles
ner Aadison lLy larketss.; fremont House, corner
Consress-st; and Michigan also, loot Of Twenty
second -st.-Coudclscd II.ne-Table
Leave Chicago: :........:t s:4s .. N. ts:ssp. n
tMa;t and Express, except Sunday.
= -SIightuing Express, except Sd tuzdaF.
Running. TING only L Gcars.
Tho eure train through to Cncinuatf- Pu1In,sr
m ninft train
, 1872-10-19
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

Daniel A. Hewes y. Wu Coz. Leave to plaintiff TO
file petition and ordered summons. o103o a.-Gyles
Kubitschky ct al. By stipulation time to dlo bond
and bill extended 10 days. ], 1,9o2-seuple ', HAS,