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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-06-11
INDIAN NEWS.
TIE LAST OF TIE MODOCs.
Cant. Jack SuTrenderS 10 the United
States Troops.
How the ModOcs Were Captured.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jun.

SAN FRANCISCO, June =.
To General ". II. Sherman
Colonel Davis reports on the first of June
that the Modoc scouts who were sent
out on Tuesday, the 9th of May. from
Tule Lake, reported to him at Apologize
on the evening of the 2Sth, having found
Capt. Jack and his band encamped on
Wilson Creek at the crossing of the emf
grant road, IA miles east of Apologize.
Hasbrouck's and Jackson's squadrOns un-
der Major Greene were sent Immediately
in pursuit and came upon them on the
evening of the Goth. They pursued them
till the evening of the Both, when fourteen
warriors, ten women and nine children
were captured, after slight skirmish.
Among them were Sconchin and Scar
Faced Charley. Jack and three warriors
escaped in one direction and the remain
ing nine escaped in different direction,
leaving twelve men not captured. He will
push them lively until caught and hopes
to close the war in a few days and start the
troops to other points.
J. NJ. SCHoFIELD, Maj. Genl.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 8


General W. T. Sherman, Washington, ID. C.
Subsequent dispatches from Gen. Davis,
dated Applegate, June LIST, announces the
capture of Jack and two warriors and
families He expects the few others to come
in soon and considers the war terminated.
LANGELLES VALLEY, LOST RIVER, Or
ECON, June 3.-The last MOdoc capture
melted "a, including Is able bodied braves,
some ammunition and several tank ponies.
Boston Charley, who killed DR.. Thomas,
is IS years old. Schonchin, who crippled
Meacham, is so years old. Scar Faced
Charley, next to Capt. Jack, is the boldest
warrior of the band. The Modocs say that
Capt. Jack is insane. There are u Modocs
still at large,
LATER-Capt Jack, with two warriors
and five squaws and seven children, have
surrendered. The soldiers peer into Capt.
Jacks face but he needs them not He is
as still as a statue.
j. NJ. SCHoFIELD, Maj. Gen'l.
NANKToN AGENCY, ID. r., June 4, via
Fort Rand all.-None of the YanktOn In
dams have left this reservation to join the
hostile bands on the upper Missouri, as re.
ported lately by Gen. Gustav. The Nank-
tons are all at home attending to their bus
mess. Signed, JOHN q. BOSNIAN,
u. S. Indian Agent
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The Indians scalped
man in Kansas.
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OutIawry in Texas.

NEW YORK, June A special from
Houston, Texas, says band of armed des-
peradoes surrounded the Jail at Waco last
night, and after securing the keepers of the
prison and locking them up, liberated all
the prisoners, twelve in number, several
of whom are notorious characters.
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ChanCery Court al Knoxville

No.2,523
NJ. D. Bearden and Wife and others VS.. Leroy Kidd
and others.
1t sppearlng from the bill filed in this cause, which
is sworn TO- that The defendants Mahal Nelson, VIII
liam Robinson MaliDda Robinson, Marht Il Daniel,
icy Daniel Lucy Daniel, M reus k. b MEL, henja,
min NJ Daniel and John Daniel, are residents Of
the state OF ennessee 1t is ord red that the defend
ants above named appear before the Chanctry Court
az Knox lille, Tennessee, the hIst Monday IN July
next 1873 and make defense TO the bill fled IN this
cause or the S. me will be taken for confessed.
A true copy. Attest:
May 81, ls73.-v.4wI NJ. L. PATTER, ON. c. q NJ.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Drop
sy( IncOntnence of Urine, Brghts disease, Albumnu-
ra and in where there Brick dust deposits,
the water is thick cloudy mixed with substances like
the white Of egg, threads like white silk there
is dark, bilious appearance. and white Bone
dust deposits, and where there is pricking, burning
Sensation and pain in the small of the back and along
the lons.
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Chancery Court at Knoxville.

NO. Z,0oJ.
c. A Piper next friend OF NJ A. Stacey, c. Mich
OILS ami B. p. Stacy.
1t appearing from the bill filed in this cause, which is
sworn TO- that the defendant b. I. Stacy is an3n.Ies
ident of the State of Tennessee 1t is ordered hat the
defendant above named appear before the Chancery
Court at Knoxville Tenn on tn first M9Raay IN
July next 1873, and make de ene to the bil hed IN
this cause or the same will be taken for confessed
A true copy. Attest: ,,.o,, ~ o =,
june 8. lA73-dlW3 nj. Ia. PAIIEhSON, v. q NJ,
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SarsapariIlian ResOIYent

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTOUNDING CURES
20 quick, so rapid the changes the body under
goes, under the influence of this truly wonderful
Medicine. that
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NOTICE e.
TO ANDERSON COUNTY BONDHOLDERs

TO ANDERSON COUNTY BONDHOLDERs
1T having been suggested to the County Court Of An
| deTson county that large amount OF blank bonds
were taken from the office Of the County Court Clerk
in the year 1863 and because the Court are not satisfied
whether any OF said blank bonds have been signed :
1t is ordered by the Court that publication be made in
the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle and in the Press and
Messenger notifying all bOndholders to file the num-
Der and amount of the same with the County Court
Clerk at his office in Clinton on or before the first
Monday of July next and interest will be paid on
any bonds unless the holders Of the same comply with
this order
Witness R. c. Dew, Clerk of sail Court, at Office in
Clinton the first Monday OF January, AID, 1873;
r, c. DEW,
i29wtf Clerk County Court.
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STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCREASE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER

from prominent gentleman an resiuent OF Cnclnna-
IT, Ohio, for the past forty years well known to the
newspaper publishers throughout the United States:
New YORK. Oct. 18th, 1870.
DR.. RADwAY-Dear Sir L am induced by a sense OF
duty TO the suffering make brief statement OF the
working of your medicine myself. For several years
had been affected with some trouble in the bladder
and urinary organs which some twelve months ago
eliminated in terribly affecting disease, which the
physicians all said spasmodic structure, IN the
urethra also iuhammatiO OF the kidneys and blad-
der and it their opinion that my age-I3 years
would prevent my ever getting radically cured. L
had tried number OF physicians and had taken large
quantity of medicine both alopathic and homeopathic
but got relief had read OF astonishing cures hay
ing been made by your remedies and some four months
ago read notice in the Philadelphia Saturday Even
ing Post of having been effected person who
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of and got of eachyour .Sarsaparllian Resolv-
ent, Ready Relief and Regulating Pills-and COM
menced taking them. In days was greatly re-
leved, and now feel as well as ever.
c. W. JAMES Cincinnati Ohio,
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, 1873-06-26
TIE INDIANS.

The Chcycnnes md Ikiosvns OFF Their
Reservations ~ General Shern..:n's
opinion on Snntnntn nnd Big Trce-.
Other INDIAN Ncsvn.
WAsu1NaroS, Juno 25.-Ths Indian Bureau
to-day received from tho War Department. All
official lottor from Leut.-Co John r. Broke,
commanding at Camp Supply, in which be statea
that the Cheyenne md Kiowa indians arc OH
their reservations. This official letter is trans-
mittod BY Mi Con: pope to Lieut.; cut! Gen. sher;
for tho information Of the General Of the Army
and the Indian Bureau. The Cheyennea and
KiowaB aro off their reservations" Gen. Hher-
man indorses the paper as follows:
HEADQUARTERS or TIE AnatY,(
WABuINoTON, June "a.
Respectfully nubmitted to tho Secretary Of War.
These are The Indians to concate whom sautanta aud
Big Tree Are to be turned loose lave no fuIth
III their sincerity than hayo In rrairo wnyes, aud ~
once riakod my life To test their ancorty do not
propose to again expoao others to Ike dager, and
hona the Indian Bureau WILL nanhXs them without th8
aid Of the nrny.
WASHINGTON, June 25-Tho Warm Spring In
dams who woro engaged in tho Modoc war will
DO mustered out Of the service and paid off on
their arrival at Daslas, Oregon, where they were
B4s Fn1solseo, Juno 25.-rho following dis.
patch is received:
YnExA, Cal, June 25.-Col. Elliott, Of the
First Cavalry, and nfr. ]. Curtis, Judge Advo'
@ R5yed hs5G s. last ngh and M % Ro fGoGea M
1U1k n4AAAhkA kA44o RAk0AAOVIs No4s GAAOLt Wall
bo tho senior officer on tho Military
Commission to try tho 1Iodocs, a.
Col. Robert Granger, Of tho Twenty-hrst Infan
try, has boon excused on account Of ulness
| Tie Commission will probably not get to worl
till after tho 4tL Of July. It ID thought 1t vii
talo about sx wooza to conclude its labors. II
tho meantime It Is probable Col. Mauon'a battal
ion OF tho Twonty~1rst Infantry, with Capt
Miller's battory OF tho Fourth Artillery, vii
| march to Vaneouyers via Camps Warren, Har
nnv anil Fort WnlIa Wnlln. Col Mondonha]l
| with tho rest Of the artillery companies, vii
probably return to San Francisco via For
| Crock. Hnabrouok's light battery and two com
| paniea OF tho Twolfth Infantry will romain q
| Klamath until tho A1odocs are dispersed.
SAN FRANCISCO, juno 25.-AdYiccs from Ar
| izona state that Judge Hayden aud party, who
| it waa fcarod, had boon murdered BY th'
| Apaohes, came homo to Iucsin safo.
, 1873-06-26

Prop0Hed Reunion Next Ycar OF All
tlac Living Graduates OF Tint Insti.
tution-.1ts Probable Political Ef-
fcct.
ST.. Lou1s, Juno 25.--A meeting OF = number
Of graduatoB OF Wost Point Acniomy war hold
here on the 2oth inat., tho object boing to
dlscuzs tho host nesns to prevail upon
all the graduates Of that Academy
to attend the no1t annual Alumni
meeting In june noxt year: Con. r. J. Easton
Secretary. Speeches woro mado by several Of
tlcerH who fought on different sides during tho
lato war, oil Of whom agreo tint such
reunion would not only, DO harmonious
e, md hsppy 5qt prono be9G On t9 The
Col. Renick, Of Missouri, wore appointed to draft
an address to tho graduates Of tho Academy.
To-day this address waa submitted to an adj
sststos that htS since o. tho oloso Of ts tho late
war society has, boon! formed which
Point academy, y but but shas % unfortunately
up to tho present time, few except Federal off,
should not be 10, aud strongly urges all gradu-
atoB of tho Academy to euron themselves rs
members. Tho addrosB further says: "Wo do
voutly thank God that tho national animoBitics
conclusion Of gigantic civil wal, arc again sub
stantially restored to tho possession aud enjoy
mont OF our civil and political rights. Tho work
Of the Government is nearly, and soon will 10
fully, complete. We are equal under tho Consti-
4s tseh g 9s g. aee1s ns9fs tho a' reoa Sg aD'sf o
friendly aocial relations throughout our country.
What class OF mon can iuaugurato that conBumma-
ton like tho graduates tho Military Academy? !?
Wo ct least know our honor was maintained and
WOW both sidos Of TINT contoHs without acrl-
rnoDY, with tho satisfaction it WAS not iuglori-
, 1873-06-26
BASE BALL,

THE NEW AMATEUR NINE.
At mooting Of tho newly-organlzcd Amatour
nine, held on Tuosdny evoning, at No. 154 South
Haatod street, 1t was dooidod to call tho nine tho
Chicago Baseball Club. An adjournment was
then had until this ovoning, vhon tho players
will DO aolooted aud Arrangements made for q
gamo on tho Fourth Of July. The club is COM
posed Of tho bost amateur players In tho city,
and othera Of the garno character who would like
to join aro requested to attend tho mooting thiH
ovoning at No. 154 South Halstod etroot.
Tho Dano, Went1aho l. Covort Nine will p1ay
with the Post Office Club this afternoon, at tho
corner Of Latin and Van Buron atreota. Tho
gatno will commence ut half-past o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon, tho MutualB dofoatod tho
Continontnls by sooro Of IA to 10. Being smnll
boys themselves, the Mutuala would bo glad TO
roooivo challenges from other small boys not
oyor Il yoars Of ago. Tho Secretaty's Address
10 No: 454 Michigan nVonuc. !:
DETROIT, juno 25-The roferoe In tho dis
pntod base ball match for tho State Champion
Cup, which was playod on tho 18th between the
Empire and Unknown Clube, Of this city, and
resulted in victory for tho latter, with scoro
of5 to 4, has decided that both organizations
failed to comply with tho rules governing all
contests for this cup, md has ordered a new
match to 30 played, giving tho Uulnowns the
choice Of tho Umpire.
New YonK, June 26.-Dase ball: .Mutuals, o;
noBolutos, 4.
, 1873-06-26

LtNpox, June 26.-A special pnblished hors
reports that Gen. NouYilas, Commandor-in-
Chief Of the Spanish Army Of the North, md
sevoral companies OF his command, hare boon
capturod by Uarlista near Pampelunn.
MADRID, juno 25.-The Colonial Department
Ia preparing now bill for the abolition OF
slavery in 0uba without injury to tho intoroats
Of tho 0wnnra.
A Colonel Commanding the detachmdut, which
was defeated In the recont engagement with
CarliBts, has boon arrested and thrown into
prison.
have occurred ut Barcelona. There WAS firing be-
tween the soldiers and citizens all last night
Tho troops were all removed from the suburbs
to-day, and D Gordon Of police established be-
twoen it and tho city to prevent further col
lBion.
Herald Sp<cial.]
MADn1D, Juno 25.-An engagement took place
botueon the OarliBts aud Republicans at Estol1a
on the 2lst. The Republicans, under Portilla,
occupied good position In the mountain above
OllAgacia and aarriga, and as NouVilla's column
was leaving for tho Sierra Anda, the CarliHte,
under Ollo, wlilo retreating in tho direction OF
Portilla'a poaition, were, receives! BY portilla
with q warm fire, which killed 600 and
wounded 800. The Republicans loet 4 killed
and sixty wounded. Ollo'e command had Bepnr-
hted from DorregRrTay, md Wero flying In all d.
ractiouB. They will probably rounite at Pena
Cerrada. Porti]1a, Castanon, and the General
Chief arc in close pursuit..
LONDON, June 25.-The Carlists dony the truth
of tho report that tho united bands Of Elio,
Ollo, and Dorrogarray have been defeato1. and
claim, on the contrary, that Elio has surrounded
and captured 1900 Republicans ut Datranca.
, 1873-06-26
CITY ITEMS.

The alarm Of fire from Box 881, at o'clock
last evening, was caused by fire breaking out
in No. ia Maxwell Htroet The building waH
occupied by Jacob Farber, mud waa damag gad to
the extent OF 800.
Allie Robinson, little girl, years. old. wan
run over by runaway horse at the corner Of
Madison and Laain streets, at G O'Clock last even
ing. and seriously injured. physician attend
cd her, who pronounced her injuries not fatal.
A little boy named Jakey soloman, . years old,
fell out Of aecond-story window, at O'Clock
1aBt evening, OF No. 679 South Canal street, pro-
ducing cououHsion Of tho brain. IIo WAS attend
cd by DR.. Coll, who pronounced his injuries al
nrohahlY fatal
, 1873-06-26
THE TRIGGER,
~r1~r~ Srt~rtr

will bo ahot at Fifty dfth stroot, Hyde Park, on
Saturday, between J. r. Robertson and P. Grady.
The terms Of tho contost are, tventy-avo wild or
tamo birds each, from plunge traps, the now
r11loa OF tho Konntcott Club to govern, Robert
son has twenty four yards rise, and Grady tuon-
ty-oue- Tho atako money amounts to $l0o. ,
'''a Special Dispateh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
DEFno1T, JUNO 25:-T1o pigeon-shootin8
tournament, tho first two daya open to amateur
shots, commenced hore to-day with good At
tendance. Tho result Of tho. first days popping
wore aB follows: First prizo, silver pitcher, q.
Hendorson, Greenvil1o ncoond, silver fruit sot,
Elan Fisher, Detroit third, G. Ii. Ayres, Ohio !;
fourth, John E. Long, Detroit.
, 1873-06-26

Tho Now OrIcnns Plcnyuno Libel
suit =. Tho Kc1logR Assassination

,,,. %,Y. -.
Tho Now Orleans P1cnTuno Libel
suit 81. Tho Kc1loEK Assassination
TrAn1. -
~. n 1s os r.. x1,nr:. =,
ton wan thlB morning nied IN s1o case or Jaooo
Hawkins against tue new Orleans P9cdyuHa
Printing and Publishing Company, tho defend-
mt horein. It in ordered that tho plaintiff show
s"s an,,ra - KJnn1.1 I,,no an wiz - nav rial
s'I, .nasG ~ - era;,o1 aro, ,,nnn +ba fo11oinv
enoala nus 10 eian'ou no1e'n oloA 'u' 3o.o"4"s
Fsrss-rhat tho yefac. Of tho ,uIy and judgment g
dence
Second-That the Court erred In excluding evidence
offered by tho defendant for the purpose Of establish
Ina ho truth Of tho charges contanes in tho article
conplnned Of ss ubeltng said evidence bein8 clearly
admissible to sustain tLe Justification contained In tho
to show IN absonco of maiice In making tne publ.
cation,
to the defendant to pIaco tho plaintiff tic stand
witness for the defcudnnt sad plaintiff having been
rnVul.rly summoned BY defendant and balng then In
Fourth-That tho Court erred IN ruling out tho tea-
1nonv and evidence offered by the defendant to show
the Absence OF malice from the surrounding circum-
ptances and situation OF the partles.
FITh-Tlat tho court erred In ruling ont tho report
Of tho Committee mado to tho United States In regard
to tho late general election in Louisiana which was Of
forel by tho defendant to establish tho absence o.
malice proving the eaesac.cr o. tae
OF ana u @o, 81 orro W ,o,,,no thu ch,,oe.
sa3od Nv the Jefnndan tho Lat Of whic CHARGES M
int nnttsrs Of punjfo history eecting tho WHO'S poo:
pie and public matters affecting tho Government Of
the country could 10 judclay taken notice Of by jury
, 1873-06-26
ministerial Crisis Imminent in
/ =. - ~ Italy. ~:
England Stopping the Export o1
Arms to tho Carlist,
Additional Details Of the Russian
Invasion Of Khiva,


ITALY,.
ROME, juno 25-Anothor Ministerial crisis Ia
threatened. Tho Chamber Of Deputics to-day,
by vote Of SO to 157, rejected resolution sup
ported by tho Government, to proceed with tho
discussion Of financial bills. Whom tho voso Was
announced signor Lanza, President Of the Min
istry, eald ho would communicate With tho King,
and inform tho House tomorrow what courae
would DO taken. =
ROME, Juno 2b-Evoning. -sIgnor LAMA hhs
!telographod the King, who ls in Turin, advising
consultation with regard to tho formation Of q
now Cabinet.
Tho Fronch and Austrian Governments havo
addressed friendly observations to Italy with
roferonoo to the execution OF tho Inv abolish
ing religious corporations. !.
The 0pinions doniea the truth Of tho rumor
that Auatria aud Franoe hayo formed an alliance
against Italy. but declares that italy will seek
alliances, should they booomo necessary, for tho
defense Of her national Independence.
, 1873-06-26
kHlVA.

LONDON June 25.-The Daily .Nesos has the
following lata intelligence OF the progress OF tho
expedition against Khiva-;
Tho united Aronborg and Mangysh1ak columns
march from Khiga. Gen. Kaufman, with tho
Tarkkend column, had arrived at Chraki, about
tho Hame diatance east Of Khva.
A special dispatch to the London Times saya
tho Tohikshlar detaehtnent has returned to
Arasnoyolsk, having beer. completely uacd up
by the heat, and want of wator. Tho Khan Of
Dokhara hnd acted In q most friendly manner
towards tho nuBsiana,
, 1873-06-26

PANAMA, Juno 1G.--Adyicoa from Guatemala
state that tho country has been plaead in state
of Bogo, to be continued until horebellion In the
Eastern Department Is squelohed. ::
Iu an engagement With the insurgents lately
the Goyernmont troopa triu1nphad, killing twenty
rebela.
Rapid prrgress is making in tho rebuilding Of
San Salvador. Many families who had left tho
city hayo returned and arc erecting improved
dwellings,.
, 1873-06-26
Illinois River and Canal Ncsva.

Special Dfapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
1A9ALLE ILL.,, June 25.-The caua1 hoat JohnRtown
dropped down tho river to-day to load with at
Lake Depue, and tho bargcH Nos. and paascd into
the cnnnl aRiod With l.aEao coal for Chicago. Eight
foot and o1even inches Of water tho mtersill Of
Lock IT, The watcr n the river between this port and
Henry only fall three inches below tho present
stage.
CANAL OFFICE, on1oAao June a4.-AnnlvEp-n. E.
4oodell, LaSalc, $500 hi corn; f'eRranx, LaHnAeu
8000 bu corn; Miigc, Mavaelllsa 6,7up ba corn rlo
nix, Lockport, 1850 bu oata; Morning Light blae1
Rock, 800 bu corn.
cLisAnEp-sunbcan, Henry, ss, ,1a3 feet lumber.
, 1873-06-26
Pushed orr n Train and Killed,

Joseph shlploy aud Walter MCGUIRE, had IN
altorcation on the Atlantic l. Great Western
train this morning, noar Warron, Ohio. Do
Ing separated Iii tho car. thoy went
Moautro of the train, which was running ut =
high Hpood. Mcclure was instantly killed.
Bhiploy arrived III Cleveland aud waH takon to
Warren. Both mon wore under tho influence OF
liquor.
, 1873-06-26
ElIEiA-

HAVANA, June 2s.-In tho late fight near
Puerto Principe, where Major Romani was killed,
there were nlnoty Spanish troops engaged, Of
whom only fftoon returned, seyenty-Aye bcing
puerto Principe district arc reported as very au-
daoious and the other day captured. within
aight OF tho aenttne1a aud townspaoplo, braad
supplies on the way to the forts.
1ho yellow fever continues with unabated vlo-
lonce, and d very large percentage Of the casoa
proyS fatal,
, 1873-06-26

aosslon Of tho stato Legislature. The sccond
was to show tho public how strong numerically
: tho minors arc, aid to givo MI idea Of tho pow
orful lnflnonao which they could &C.. o.
',Thon they woro thoroughly organized. Bomo
1000 minors woro In tho procession
, 1873-06-26

Special D1spateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Juno 25.-Tha failure OF i. 3. Eddy.
u. ?. p, a leading lumber manufacturer OF
Canada, Tor nomething over 81, 900, 900, cauBea q
profound sensation III commercial aud lumber
circlos. Over 800 men have boon discharged
from his milla and manufactures, besides women
and children, causing much trouble among tho
poor people Of Hull.
, 1873-06-26
NORTHWESTERN CAR WORKS,

Being Block in Morton's subdivi4l
sion, E. Ia Of the N. W. IA Of Secs,
ton IL, Town SO, North Of Range l36
East. Eleven lots, fronting north
on Chicago.av. Thirteen lots, 'front.'
ing west on Ham1in-av. Thirtean
lots, fronting east on Ridgeway-av.,
nnd eleven lots, fronting south oH
West Huron-st., only two blocks dis1
tant from Central Park and the great
improvements Of tho Northwestern
Car Works, less than two minutes7
walk from the Central Park Depot]
These lots are situated in a part o1
the CITY where property is rapidly
advancing, and no better opport1ni1
ty will ever bo offered to secure q
pleasant home at your own price.
TERMS OF ,SALE---1-4 cash. bal4
ance in I, 2, and 8 years, with 8 pei
cent interest.
Title perfect. Printed abstracts
will be furnished zach purchaser.
!, 4 SPECIAL FREE TRAIN of cars
will start from WeIs-st. depot at q
| o'clock p. m. on day Of sale, stops
| ping at Halsted-8t. and Park Station,
and return at s O'Clock p. m, for
| tho convenience of thoBe desiring
| to attend the sale.
| 4 mammoth tent will be erected
on the ground for the comfort Of all
present.
Plata and inflammation furnished hv
, 1873-06-26

GREEN BAY, Wis, Juno 25.-Tho forest fres
In Northern Michigan hare boon oxtin8ulahed
by soaking showers. Upward Of forty persona
wore burned, md many drowned In tho lnke at
Michiga1nmi whilo trying to escape from tho
flamea Tho sufferers are well cased for. Sup
plies aro pouring In from all quartora.
, 1873-06-26

Special Dtspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DUn6QuE, june 25.-A sovero. tornado Ia 70:
ported to hayo passed over London, Iowa, n sta
tion on tho Chicago i Northwestern Railway, to
tonight, toaring down houses and herus, up
roofing trecB, and doing great damage general
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