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Smyrna times., 1873-08-20
OHERIFFS SALE

~ BY virtue Of writ Of AL Leyar Facias to directed
will be exposed to Public Sale the door the
Building in Dover Kent County and State of Delaware on
TUESDAY, 9Th day u September, 1873, ~ clock p Nj
the following Real Estate to wit
All that arm Or tract OF land and premises situate in Dover
Hundred Kent County and State OF Delaware
described follows that il to Beginning
the road leading from Chester River to Dover
a-afacre lott thence with said north sxtypvht p-
grees west sixty perches 10 stone; thence with
north seventySN degrees west twentyseven
stOne thence with said road south xyhree degrees
twenty-five and threetenths peches thence south
four degrees hundred seventeen parcheS 10
small poplar. Thomas Honey Hawkins thence
north eiEhtytwo and Oneha degrees and
hveenhs percheS to corner tor lot aid off Jacob
Roberts by Jnhn Jackson thence north tweny-six
west thrydve perches thence north
quarter degrees 70 the place OF beginning containing FIFTY
SEVEN t3D ACRES OF LAND, be the less it
being the same premises which the SAID Thomas Honey
inherited from his father Valentine Honey together with All
and singular the buildings, improvements, fixtures &c
Seized and taken in execution the OF THOMAS
HONEY, and will be sold tor cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE DOVER, DEL,
August 10TH 1873.
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GHERIFFS SALE

~ BY virtue .: writ OF Leva Facas to directed will
exposed to Public sale at the front door of the County Building
in Dover keut County aud State Delaware TUESDAY,
9Th day OF September, 1873 al clock, NJ the following
Real Estate, to
All aud singular, that certain farm land situate
Dover Hundred Kent County and State Delaware
ing lands late OF Charles Miller n) deceased lands
late OF DnctOr Isaac lands late john c. arga-
dine ami Lands late Vt William McCaul!y, and to
contain in the whole, NlNETf-TIIREE 1897 ACRES OF
LAND be the the nd
premises which conveyed 10 the SAID Smon b. by
William firden and Mary his wife by their deed Of bargain
aud sale bearing date the twelfth day of August year
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and siXtyve
OF record ia the Recorder Oc ut Kent
book L. vol l. foil 22l which expres reference herey
tor greater certainty and history ana
description OF the lands and premises intended
ings, improvements. fixtures. &c.
Seized and taken the property of MOSES
WINGER and HARRIET, his wife, and will be
CHARLES WILLIAMSON Sheriff.
SHERIFFs OFFICE, DOVER, Del.
August 10th, 1873
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SALE.

~ BY virtue writ Of VendtOn ExpOnas, directed
will be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Charles
WELL in the Town of smyrna Kent County and Della
ware on RSDAY 18th day of September 1873 clock,
Z. NJ, the following Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain piece parcel tract OF land situated
side the public road leading Smyrna to Dover in
Duck Greek Hundred Kent County and State Delaware
adjoining lands of John Denny John rruax Samuel rn
and others and said to contain in the WHOLE ONE HUNDRED
AND SINTY-FIVE ACRES or less the improvements
which sOried Frame Dwelling House Kitchen
Barn Stables CRIBS and other buildings tenant
houses.
Seized aud taken in execution the property JOSEPH
E. WILLIAMS. and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHERIFFS OFFICE. DOVER, DEL-
August 10th, 1873
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

- BY virtue of wr Levar Facia to me directed will
be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of c. f. FoVwe in
smyrna Kent County and State Delaware. THURSDAY
I'm day OF September 1873, at o'clock, NJ the following
Real Estate, to wit:
All and singular that certain piece parcel and tract of land
situated IN Duck Greek Hundred Kent County
Delaware on the State road leading
about one mile from the former place. and
as nows by sald state road BY lands OF George
w Cummns and Joseph HOHecker (deeeased BENJAMIN
ACRES Or LAND be the less It being same
tract O land with the improvements thereon. which
kkptrck granted to James Scott. doc d. by deed
GATE the day Of March, A. D. 1865
IN the ONCE OF the Recorder Of Deeds, DC. Kent
County, at Dover IN book Y. vol 4. folio a. &c.
And also all that certain other
situated IN Duck Creek Hundred ia Kent County
ana pounded as follows: Beginning post,
above described lands and running thence seventy
degrees easI one hundred and three and
stake near cedar tree in the line OF land
Joseph HOhecker thence north fifty and threequar.er
degrees west htteen perches line Of
tecker thence south sevenytwO degrees
AMI TOUR tenths percnes TO said
erbed lands thence south thirteen and quarter degrees
east el2h Perches to the place OF beginning containing
more Or anu 0eu2 the same lands granted To said James
Scott by Joseph Reynolds and wife, by deed bearing
hh DAY OF uy A. d. 1865, aud recorded the Office
IN book u vol 433, DC. being whole
lands aud premises which Theodore Honey well and Elizabeth
A. MS "ie Dy their certain indenture OF bargain
even date With these presents have granted
veyed to the SAID Clement Reed being
executed and delivered to Of the purchase
thereof together with all and singular the buildings
ments fixtures. &c.
Sezet aud taken in execution the property OF CLEMENT
hEED and RUTH, his wife. and will b. sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHEEIFFs OFFICE. DOVER. DEL.
August 10TH 1873.
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Fruit Farm for Sale.

The subscriber will sell, at Private Sale, sssa.
his Farm, situated on the State Road, between SsS'
Smyrna and Dover, u miles from Smyrna, -
and / miles IRON BrenlOrd Station on the Delaware
Railroad.
Terms easy. For further particulars. address
WIN. TRAINER, JR.,
ap2tf LINwooD, Del. County, Pa.
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SHerl%'S safes.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ 81 virtue of writ of Levari Facias
Lien Law to directed will be exposed Pubc
Hotel OF o. t. FnXwe III smyrna Kent County State
Delaware On THURSDAY nth day Of September 1879 at 26
o clio tx, z. NJ. the OOwiug Real Estate, to wit:
Frame Dwelling House two st res high, with One-and-a
half story back and situated in the Town smyrna
Kent County and State OF Delaware the side of what
is known Uphan Street. Commerce Street what
known Spruance City and built lands adjoining lands
Charles Archer and lands late of James Spruance
Seized and taken into property ROBERT
e. SMITH, aud will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHERIFF s OFFICE, DOVER. DEL,
August 10th, 1873.
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SALE.


~ By virtue Of writ of Levar Facas, to me directed
will posed to Public sale at the front door the County
building IN Dover Kent County and state OF Delaware
tine following Real Estate, to wit:
All that arm tract OF land aud premises,
Hundred Kent County and State of Delaware and
described follows that is to Beginning corner in
the road leading from Chester River to Dover
haace Ot thence with said road north
sixty percheS stone; thence with road nOrth
seventyx degrees west twenty percheS stone
thence with said road south degrees
and threeenhs peches thence south twentyfour de-
east hundred and
lar for Thomas Honey and Hawkins thence north
eighytwO and Oneha degrees and Ave
tenths perehes tor lot land aId to one Jacob
Roberts by John Jackson; thence north twentysix
west thrtyve peches thence north eighteen
quarter degree TO the place o beginning containing FIFTY
SEVEN SD ACRES OF LAND. be the or less it
being the premises which Thomas Honey from
his father Valentine Honey the sand Valentine Honey having
purchased from John Jackson and Ann, his wife, tract
land containing 0ne Hundred u9O Acres Of which the said
htyseven acres is part OF land by reference their
denGre dated January the dtteenth in the year
thousand eight hundred and eleven and
Recorder Oce at Dover IN and for Kent County,
D. vol g. folio 1863 as by reference thereto will fully an
pear together with ell and singular the buildings
ments, fixtures. DC.
Seized and execution the
VI. HONEY, and will be seld for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, DOVER, DEL,
August II
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MIND is DESTROYED BY SELF INDULG.

MIND is DESTROYED BY SELF INDULG.
x4 ENCE.
Loss of Memory by Self Indulgence
Insanity is caused by Self Indulgence.
lncapacty for Marriage by Self Indulgence.
Paralysis is caused by Self Indulgence.
Nervousness Is caused by Sell Indulgence.
COusumDtOn is caused by Imprudence.
Heart Disease is caused by Imprudence.
Death Is caused by ImprudencP.
Dr. j. N HOBENSACK has restored seventy thousand
health in the last thirty and acknowledged the most
snccessfu physician the confidential the
United States, and let who pemeditates
Marriage call write and receive advice and
for happiness and beah life. Office North
SECOND ST, above Race, Phlla, Pa. lmch2G- eowlyJ
NB-Trusses IS cts all kinds 50 cent less than sold by
others.
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lGEErnAL NATrnr-No. IlO.l

AN ACT 10 aU' hOr7r and Ilrrcrt the
tribute and military pguts under The act o 40
twenty three, eighteen hGuGcd amt eight md Ia ,
amtuiatory hereof, " "0''
BE enacted by the Senate and House
Of Tn. United states Ui America Congress
the Secretary 0 War BE-, and he is hereby, authorized ana
directed dis ribute to such States
ghtecn hundred and sKty-tWo to the year yinrn hnnJt
and SiXty!He, receive tue SaIp. their
and mi ta} equipments for e"c from ,gteen hundred
eighteen huIireI u,iar
net oi Congress approved ApTI tWeutyhjr, e,n uiIe
Ght, and the several amenIaory 4r..
yldrd, That the UrEaulLalIuu aud
companies aud ORGANIZATIONS with arms no
shall made between SAID pauIu- and orgtil1fions ~
of race coor. or tJrIacr condition servitude
Approved, March 3, 1873.
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THE, MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

ROLPH-BENNETT.-On the 5th inst by the Rev. W. b.
Gregg, MIR. W. ROlph of Queen Annes Co.. Nd TO MISS
MOle J. Bennett, Smyrna.
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THE
CONFERENCE ACADEMY.

Thorough Preparatory BOARDING SCHOOL
for Young MeR ant Boys. Dover. Del FIRST Term
opens MONDAY, Sept list, 1873. For particulars
address the Principal
REV j. A. WILLIAMS, A. M.
aug 90. IS13-4t
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Judgment Notes, Deeds, Bonds and other
Blanks, for sal ct this office.
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GENERAL NATrPE-No i6i

AN ACT making appropriations supply deficiencies in thu
appropriations for the the government for the
fiscal ending June thIrtieh eighteen hundred and
seveny-three and for other purposes. ~
BE il enacted by the Senate House
the United states Of America Congress assembled Thst
the following be- and they hereby out
OF money the treasury otherwise Rppropria 10
supply Deficiencies in the appropriations the Of the
gOvernmen for the fiscal year en June threth eighteen
hundred and seventy three aud years. other
purposes, namely:
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area uullAIS.
.EPARTMENT OF STATE.

For publishing the laws Of the second Session Fortvecond
two hoasauG AID ay six doar ana seventy
states ave nd M m @ tR s%Gf1 OF the United
ing thr late war IN Europe 10 b" paid from the
matte and consular in London Paris Berlin and
the approval tho President exceeding Geen hundred
For stationery Joocases seals arms Of the Cned ststes
presses flags rent freight postage and miscellaneous
and eighteen hundred and seTenthe, sxy6ve thousand
To the dursing clerk of the Department of State ad
a @ s Tor d;eqTsng moneys for
aud Navy Departments Ave hundred dol ar per
eShtet hnpdTed and cventyoar sufficient sum is hereby
For expenses Of the mixed commission American and
TaiDS mcn'S M M saisFles :" th@ comwissioner and
claims presented hcioe said commission the fiscal year
tweutylv Thousand hundred i >,xy-six dollars to be-
,..-,Y r.l -'''' TREISSrRY pEPARfWFFSlTT0 FlT0' state
carpets desks ,abiee chars shelving for
rugs and cushions repairs and laying of carpets
Branch MINT nTf at s%G y ANG N2a4 ssAroFrcFs
For salary Of c.ngr Tor fiscal sg3oen hundred
H"T "3SS w2km. and ju>teS r fiscal years eighteen
three, sixteen thousand dollars. ''
For contingent for dsca Years eighteen hundred
and seventy two and Siehteen hundred and seventy three
Branch Chaotic North Carolina: For repairs. fix
lures apparatus and chemicals for The dcal year ending
Mnt Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA: For wages Of wor5men
for the year ending june thrtjp,h eighteen hundred and
seventyone six ouSan two hundred and dol
lars and seventy four
For the amount required GOOD the treasurer ot
The mint loss in the redemption Of million seven
hundred and ortyrvru thousand six hundred pieces
OF base corn, amounting to hundred and
thousand five hundred and httysevcn dollars
Tor the fiscal years ending June ,heth eighteen hundred
ana seVentyone and June theth eighteen hundred
seven; four thousand hundred eighty dol
lars and seventy eight C"uts.
ASsayo6ce at New York For Of workmen the
fiscal ending June thirtip and
three, four thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For salary O deputy treasurer for the fiscal ending
five hundred dollars.
For incidental and contingent expenses the fiscal year
ending june thrteh eighteen hundred seventy three
thirteen thousand dollars. 0'
Assay-ofce at Boise city. Idaho: For on con-
struction OF the AsayOce the ending Juna
hieth eighteen hundred and seventy two, hundred
aud thrty-twO dollars aud thirty cents
To be cOnt!nued.I
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For clerks to committees pages and forth for the 6se
year ending June thireth eighteen hundred seven
two, eight hundred and sXyour dollars tor pensatiC
and mileage seven thousand dollars tor folding documen
aud materials four thousand five hundred dollars TOR u
hture and REPAIRS SIX thousand GOlars in all, suYenee
thousand five hundred dollars.
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FOR SALE.

A double Carriage. falling top.
A new Farm Wagon.
One Horse.
Second hand Sewing Machines. Howe's make.
All 10 be sold on long credit and at low prices.
aug64t Apply at TINES OFFICE
, 1873-06-12
EVANSTON.

Tho village Trustees 1nnugurato
Tllofr Now O0nncil-Ohn1nbeE.
Tho first meeting Of the Evanston Village
Trustoos, in tho newly finished Council Chamber,
was held on Tucaday evcning all the members
Of the Board being proaont. A petition WAS pro-
sentod asking the removal Of the distractions ut
tho foot Of DaviR street. near tho pier. Referred
to tho Committee on Streets.
The following petitions for sidewalks were
presented, and ordinances for them passed: On
tho wost sido of Judson street, between Davis
and Dcmpstor ssrcets, aud botwoen Hamilton
and Grove streets; on Grove street, from Ash
bury nyonuo to the eastern terminus.
An ordinance was passed for tho olnying Of
Hinman ayonuo, botwoon DempBtor and Ha1nil-
ton strootd. .-..
Tho Committee on Subdivisions reported ,tn-
fayorably to Merrill Ladd'a Subdivision Of Lots
16 to IS, inclusive, i'll Block %, and It was not
President Gilbert reported that tho police
force Ind boon doublcd-by adding. one man:
The Donrd decided that one man could watch all
parts Of the town, and at all houra.
legally appoint two Of their number on tho Board
Of Library Trusteos as they bud done, but no
action was taken.
L. J. Gnge, Esq, resigned the ofIlco Of Village
Treasurer, and ", Fl. Lunt, Esq., was chosen in
Col ". Brainard tcndorod his resignation as
Fire Marshal. Referred to the Committee on
Fire Department. - 81.
a plat Of part Of Hamilton street, in Block q
Of Snyder'a Addition, was presented and ap-
proved, and an ordinance passed for the I'M
provenont OF Aahbury svonue, from Grain to
Davis streets. The Board then adjourned, and
hold Hecret session upon tho question Of Whtor-
worka.
BAPTIST eoc1ADLE.
On Tuesday evening. tho Evanston Baptist
Church held ita sociablo ut tho residence Of Mr.
EtcyonB, in Lakeside. A number Of EYanston-
inns drove .thitlor in the moonlight, and pleas
ant timo WAS enjoyed.
This evening occurs tho festival to be given by
the ladies' Of tho Methodist Church.
, 1873-06-12
A RUM0R.
20 tho Editor AZ IAs Chicago Tribune:

20 tho Editor or Ths Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Is there any truth In tho rumor that q
donation Of oil, 900 Is to ba made by President
Q. 8. Grant, out OF Lis Increased salary, for the
purpose Of renovating Thomas Jetforaon'a tomb
at Monticello, and also his homestead, both Of
which Ito the shame of tho nation) are said to DO
In d grossly neglected condition? II Grant
should do this, 1t would bo an appropriate tribute
to tho memory Of Jonoraon, who, besides highly
valuable serylcoa in the struggle for the inde-
Pendenco Of this country, served the eamo faith-
fully two torms as President not leaving enough
money bohind to provide for Ills restnag-plsco.
Grant, our latest two-term President, will have
no occasion to go out Of offloo au poor aa JeUer-
eon and others did. Tho nation haye paid him
80 well that, out OF lta bounty, he can we'll spare
the Sum Of $4,000 for such worthy object AZ
his predecessors, who died so poor. Al
, 1873-06-12
LOCAL PHARMACISTS.

The Stntc OF tho College Treasury to He
Inquired 1nto.-Delogntos to tho
American Pharmaceutical Associn-
tt0n.sNOFthsvuktcER DrugKists to No
Invited to tho City During EXPOSE
tfon Tlmc--Th0 At1icld nlcmoFinE.
The Chicago College Of Pharmacy held an I'd
tourned meeting yestorday, In tho 1oomB at No.
II Dearborn street, Mr. Thomas Whitfield in the
chair. The Secretary, Mr. T. e. Patterson, road
tho minutes of the last meeting, and they wore
approved.
a discussion took place as to the kind Of ro-
coipt to DO given membors for their subsorip-
tions, complaint being made that the College had
heretoforo imposed On gullible public By pro-
aeuting each rnembor with d flaming certificate
Of membership, which druggists were in tho
habit Of hanging In their stores to deceive aud
betray wrotchod customers into boliof that tho
document vas diploma. It WAS urged that a
simple receipt would anaTer MI good PURPOSES,
The matter Was raforred to the Board Of Trus-
teeB
The noxt thing was discussion Of tho none
tary affairs Of the College, which, according to
~ accounts, wero badly tangled. It resulted in
Troasurers and tho seoretary, as Committee
Of Investigation, to inquire into tho state Of tho
Treasury.
Messrs. Jameson. Ebert, Sargent, Buck, and
Patterson were appointed delegatos to tile
AA4AUAAGhA AAAAAudEeAtl0 de4RllhklUut Mu4tu Ii VI
meet at Richmond, Va, Sept. IS.
Mr. Ebert suggoated TINT the Board Of TruB.
teea DO empowered to invite tho pharmacists Of
the Northwest to moot in convention in this
city during tho Exposition, to discuss tho In:
terosts Of the trado aud porhsps form m aaHo-
citation.
Tho Doard Of Trustees were authorized to not
in conjunction with tho Wholesale druggists, and
invite their country friends to coma to town
during the Exposition.
Tho Atdold testimonials waB than presented to
tho College. It conBista Of a lfe-aized portrait
Of John Ataeld, Of London, England, Professor
Of Chemistry to the Pharmaceutical Society Of
areat Britain, who exortei himself after tho fire,
to supply his Chicago brethren with d library for
their College. Tho result Is 5000 volumes, worth
about 10,u00,-a bstter ao1ootion OF literature
than the institution ever owned. Thankful
for hia unBol1Bh devotion, fow Of
tho druggists aakod him to cit for
portrnit, whioh they intended to present as
memorial OF him to the Collage. 1fe consented,
and Mr. Downaid, IN English artist, Was engaged
to do tho painting. Tho result is tho picture of
handsome gentleman, IN q full frhmc. Mr.
Sargent made m appropriate speooh In present.
ing it in behalf Of tho donors, and the College ao-
copted 1t With gratitude, promising to preserve
it aa ono Of tho cheriehed momontoea Of the
fire.
After modifying somo by-lawa, tho Meeting
adjourned.
, 1873-06-12

a Young Man whose Life pos n Fnsa"
ure Succeeds in lodging q Bullet in
his Tnonrs.
+ 4 combination Of unfortunate circumstances
drove young man named Leandor Hawkins to
commit suicide yesterday morning, It WAS at
first conjeotlrcd that murder had boon COM
mittcd, but tho following lotter, written by tho
unluoky person to Mr. John Wild, OF No. 12O
South Clinton streot removes all doubt that hc
diod by llis own hand -: '
Cn1oAoo. Juno 10, 1a7a.-Dear Friend John: uavo
row think Viii be for tic beat. hJ trunk Wish you
r.. ;so Il In :sss Sss III ii g
Sss r. ,S: s:sss s;:s
mos ~ + ahan't see them again. Val, John,
Ssa SS m !. Zsa e., sssa viii m you s !. !. fss e.:
a wsas Sas h.1s N p'sss
reustte vh and no prospoots Of sotss my IN more
A Inst favor, ask you to 60 to no further oxponso
e. ea III mi q d. o
your true friond, LEANpEh HAWKINS.
Tho intention which is Expressed In hidden
terms in tho nboyo letter whs carried out about
half-paat o'clock yesterday morning, on tho
southeast corner Of Randolph and Desplainos
atroots. Tho weapon usod was diminutiye
pookot-pistol. Hawkins appears to havo walkcd
tho streots, bfoodlng over his troubles, all tho
night, for about II O'Clock young. girl namod
Dora Sherman aaw him on Dosplainos stroet,
md whom sho aslsod him whore he waB going ho
halt.past O'clock. oao Of Hanlt9'a
police observed tho young man. lying on tho
top Of t-stand, at the corner Of tho streets
abovo named. Surprising that 10 was drunk,
the officer tried to arouse him. He was startled
ty t]ieenvArtnp that In WnB dead. The pistol
which had 40 speedily relieved tho unhappy man
Of his troubles lay On his cnost, md blood
flowed from wound In tho loft bIaosst oyeF S1, tue
ssroos Station, wharo II awaited tho action
Of tho Coroner. until yesterday aftcr-
noon. It was identified aB TINT Of Lean-
dor Hawkins by John Wild and a fellow-boarder.
poHt-mortom examination was made, and tho
bail was found in tho hoart. Several cartridges
suited to the bore Of the pistol wore found in his
pocket. a verdict Of death by suicide waB rom
dered by tho Ooronor's jury.
The young man wae about 90 years ot age. He
was flarneHB-maker by trade, and until recently
worked for Hill l. Co.. on Clinton street, noar
Adams. He has boarded for somo time at No. 81
South Groom street, and his fnr,iy resided in the
vicinity Of Lansing, Mich.
, 1873-06-12

wires and void IT, not, and It IL consaten with the
general laws Of Tile land, IL will 10 valid
stste4 in tho thGnsh not rgsd in Tho
wllon hc mado tho contract With 6tovors Brown
for futuro delivery, and that tho contract was.
therefore, vo!, under tho aot Of 1867, CONCERNING
no question Of this ohasacter was made before tho
Hoard Of Directors when tho matter was hoard. On
tho contrary, tho rotaor distinctly admitted Ills inoht
educte, anil ncher Averrod nor oHorcd to prove that
biz note bad boon given In sott1crnent Of contract
loro, complain Of tho action Of tho Board a. yo
isye OF that aw or ask til to not asidc .hcr action
that ground.
HI prays nandAmus bocauBe, ~ hc claim, Tho
action Of tho Board i1ngat IN deciding wlcthorit
was SO We ust ako hIs ~ i,o mado It botoro tho
Board. III this Wow II Ii unnecessary to decide tho
conatitntionalty Of tho law which has boon briefly
arGund by counsel for appelce. ,.
The Judgment must be affirmed.
, 1873-06-12

Tho following Instruments Toro filed tor reo-
ord on Wednesday, June H.:
o1TY PROPERTY.
Maxwell st, 125 It W Of Jefferson e I, Is It, dated
June 10; consideration, $500.
North pooria st, near " cor Of Hubbard st, T. 10
It to alley, dated May 90: consideration, 5000.
Lot 49, In Block o. Bee. T. 3d. II, dated Nov l, 1871
confederation, 81 900. -
Henry st. Of and near Ashland ~, T. Lot2a, dated
sonti Watss st. iss WI q 1.g.e at I, o.1so It,
efte ssdas' { q a4{sa
Eota and and It of Lot Of Lots 81 md a. in
Dnternelds Addition, dated May 80; consideration,
fca to md 10 to a. tn Block and Iots 81 to ts
n M a SIaes n sasn Addition .ea March
I1fth AZ. e and aear Madison IT. IT, 27 IT, datsd
Thirty thlrd + Is q of nutterela st. I, as1asx
It, dated June 10; consideration, 52,7bo.
H. sa4S io q ssSs o 1'*
oiayton st, corner Of Oakley at, at, Ae112s It,
datsa = soR e sSiana;s .,
:, Woat Huron It, 12o = . q Noble 1t, I, 2t111o
Calumet ayenae, 900 It Of fwon: y.third st, n (,
2sz1uo tt, dated Mayo; considsration, 81, 600.
~, !, tots and TO- datea May 0, consideration,
Mitchell q, 17s Of Union ST. 4 as 4 to slley.
sesa saa ask s'1l4'
astsa ss H; sss Rsst '0 SEQ
lot 20 10 sprngers Lot 5, ID Dlonk Is, Be- TO- So H.
Sss 5us; K Il o u IL Doss g. sh.ea. addition
sssta X of ssmo, dsisd jans 10 consideration,
HOBBY at, lao IT Of Monroe H " I, a4xo9 It. dated