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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
IR. FLINT'S
QUAKER BITTERS

These celebrated Bitters are composed Of
choice lsoots, Herbs aud Barks, among which
are CONTAIN, sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Dande-
lion Juniper ana other berries, and are 80 pre-
pared as TO retain all their medicinal qualities.
They invariably cure or greatly relieve the fol-
lowing complaints: Dyspepsia, Jaundioe, Liver
Complaint, Loss of appetite, Headache, Billions
Attacks, Remttent aud Intermittent Feyors,
Ague, Cold Chlls, rheumatism, Summon Com
plants, Piles, Kidney Diseases, Female Difficult
ties, Lassiiude, Low Spirits, General Debility
and IN fact everything caused ~ an impure state,
Of tho hood Or derangod condition pf Stomach,
Liver or Kidneya The aged tind in the Quaker
Bitters a gentle, soothing stmuleut, so dcsiga-
bio in their yoArr. No one can remain long UNI
well lunloss afflicted With an incarable diseased
after taking lew bottles Of the Quaker Bittora
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
scrofula or Kings Evil,

White swehiags, Ulcers Erysipelss, Swelled
Neck, Goitre, scrofulous determinations, ludu-
iont IHHamm&tious, Mercurai adoc'iou8, Old
ssres. Ernptions Of the SKIN. Sore Eyes, etc.
II these, a. 10 al other constitutional Diseases,
WsLkfRH yNTGAR BIfTEHs have shown thor
great curative powers ~ the most obstinate ami
intractsble Cases. .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
- Skin Disea.es.

Rruptous. Tettor saii-Rheuu. Bl9tches. spots,
pImpes Pustulcs, Bols ,CATbancies, hing worms,
scaldh t6d K.Te Eyer EfyspeiAs, Itch hcurfs,
Disool8rats8fA 81 the SKIN. Hanors aud Diseases
II she skin u whAteyer name OF nature, are 1T.
rallyd z rs and carried aai of the Ryste1l IN 5
saluft time ~ the uKa % ihess Bittsrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
Pin. Tape. and other Worms.

lufking IL the systefn 81 - many thousands are
e5ectnaily DESTROYED sud removed Ne sYatom
Of medicine ~ sprufaRes. 10 aniheiminiiies
- u free The system from worms lac tbess Bit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
For Indammatory Chronic Rhcuma-
tsm,

Cont, Bihous, ]. mttout and Intermittent Pc
yote, Diseases o. the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, those Btters have no equal. Such Dis
eases are caured by Fiuated Blood.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24

Tho ftw compositions. which have won tho
eouGdouca ot mankind gua become househod
WgFd-, among moi onlK oua but many uNtigue
mnst have extraordinary uFluop. Pcrbtps no
one ever secured ru wide Is reiHBtou, or main.
tanned it sa long as Ayers Cherry Peetnrsi 1t
has been known lo thn public about i9Ity years.
byB long continued series 81 marvellous eutea,
that have won for ID a nauhdanIe IN lie Nlftuer
mower CquAllcd by any other medicine. Ii bui
mskor the most Ell ctual curea ~ boupks and
Coda aud CONSUMPTION that can DC made by
medical skill. Indeed be Cherry peetutal has
really robbed these dangerous diseases OF thcir
totrurs ia a great extent, and given a feeling ~
immunity from heir fatal efbets, that rs vol
founded II The remedy ho taken m season, Nv.
cry family should have IA thoir closet fpr the
ready reiIrt OF tt iuember-, The plldeut Hhnnld
not neglect it sud the wise Will not Keep u by
la sudden ATTACKS, FL .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
Mechanical Diseases.

Persons engaged IN Paints aud Minerals inch
Plumbers, 1ype-settors, Gold hch'er- aud
kiiosF~, A. they advance 10 life, sro subject 20
psrhiysls % the Bowels. To guard against this.
take = dose Of WALgEns NisEaAB Bf1TEas Occa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
For Female Complaints,

IL y0ung ~ DID. married - single 81 tie dswH
u woznAnhoad % ihe turn ~ ne, tie Tonic
Billers display "a decided 40 influence ttsi irf-
pruyemsnt l. soUn psFreptlblr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24

Headache, Pam in the shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness of the Caest, Dizzinesa, Sour Eructattdus
Of the stomach, Bad Taste 10 the Mouth, Billions
Attaeks, palpitatioh the Heart, Infam alton ~
the Lungs, Pain IN the region Of the kidneys,
and hundred other painful symptoms, are the
ofsprings OF Dyspepsia One bottle viii prove
better guarantee Of it's merits than lengthy
Advertisement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24

WM WILLIAMS 4 son,
MaaataaatfFs at
ALL KINDS or HARNESS
as Az usias ti,s tsst oaa aoeg, s'ss. esttss
MA8s Is tls aai s.sta vas
With afsF ihIriy Feafs osnsFleaEe la tse taah'
ufsclrts 81 Leather Wa aiasas an sivsHiasn,
We faHHuiAetale aaf awe e08tTs vtIth sfH tai
suprrlag "a thass usaAly furnished
Tho tasi e &. A Sels Leather. NHats Haat GA,
Fissicflpg Bk3r, Ge constantly aN lRa8
Cust#m SktaH iAHaea ss asgal
Er-C&sH ram Fug umEs And SKINS ~
D0rsel Fob. rs. lss2 sliyua,
RURNHAM Il TEMPLES
INSURANCE AGENCY,
RUTLAND, NnMoSr,
Eeprsaeats
Etna Insurance Company.
Assets. l5oooooo %.
Home Insurance Company
Assets sl,59ao0o ea ...
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Assets ta,oo0,ooo %
Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
Assets yaoo0.O00 90
Royal Insurance Company,
Assets ilo,o3.oo9 90
Phoenix Insurance Company, New Yorl,
Assets s2oo0.oe0 90
Franklin Insurance Company.
Assets ss,5oooo0uo.
Insurance Company of North America.
Assots 50, 5o9ooo O.
Springfield Insurance Company,
Assets 81 ,Oo0,O 900 90.
Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford,
Assets 81 600 600 90.
National Fire Insurance Company.
Assets 100000 90, ...
Pennsylvania Insurance Company.
Assets 81 800 900 90.
The above strong list Of Companies represent.
ed by
DURNHAM Il TEMPLE,
g3Gly Opera House, Rutland VI,
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AFpLETDNiS
AMERICAN CYCL0p EDIA,
SeF EEYlsEn AaITissA
Ea.i8 4 Hfzffen II fiss hel6sl writers g aFtY
fasWt Friath8 tsyea nfa t9fie IA
sisfrstn5 vita HfFefal N6eub-
MaA AHerhNfNF2 ~ y Assr
sfe Ees1srp lagases


TIE ne3a uase iaf1s rattsshra un3sf fhr Mle
af NHN STE An hhll As tlNA9F 8sUlA VS.
80 Fles81 n lsa saet whtch NNst tie wias
7c5ltssaa pbgir Il La : iAsl - = g paFn u
sac J1staa -ttt1A. al fl.n Gukt 3trcieTuieais
uhtrh have tsNesf F4sut 70 ever &rEnlh II rcl
FraH #terHfHHt aaa ~ hsFr 3nsucna thr edi=
lsfs asas psthlshr r. gsNsi e - an eEsrt haa
aHa it.aT6 ugh ~ si.sas ard 81 tFang utw c3ttun
eaGItEa#
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24

MAsoS A lERkowsKI
nates Hoase Bloek,
Va. q Merchants Row cor. Center 81,
Ec1lASD, ymaosr
Have ya.s tsiaraeA rroa B.rasi via l.rse
Mems Boys and childrcns'
READY MADE CLOTHING
Spring Styles Spring Styles.
Prices cheaper than ever
Hats and Caps, Spring Styles
Furnishing goods Of all descriptions,
as-sAEa money By calling Al the Bates House
corner store before purchasiuF elsewhere -
Goods shown with pleasure.
lalu1 MASON 4 JERKowskI.
Rutland. "
a G CLARK s CO.
Manufacturers u
Rough and Finished Leather,
Also, aealors in
Grain. Food aud Meal,
Hidos. skius,
and All luds Of Grain wanted
at ali umes,
ror which GOOD PRICES viii be paid.
/, Factory Point, Feb. 10 1871 s9iy2iO1
RIO SCHOOL TEACHERS,
MERITS
... ..... daily use in schools
For ssloa
TIRE JoUREAA OFFICE,
VINEGAR BITTERS.
~
PURELY VEGETABLE.
ysf1 ~ ~ n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
DIAM lhe yItlated EI1od

uheHesef yoa Gssi lie iHapuG Tee barsilH.th Foegb
tbs skiu ln pampiea HrHPuoDH - bofes cleEase
ii shea yua Ea6 i 8asiructsa ADJ slggglsh ID
TIE yeins. cleknse Is Shen : i ioaj; youf feel
lngsw sii teli goa Nhen Keep tie hood pare.
sud The heallh u tbs sysleEn vii fo3sE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
RE MCDONALD a co.

Dfngessss al GensrAl Ageais, Asa lraneisel.
Calsferala. an8 eoy. y aaAngioa apa q htf.taa.
hin. Asu YofA. s1e0EIg "a Il
SOLD By ALL DECSsIsTs AsD DEALEEs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent
.- Feyers.
Fortify the body against disease
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,

by purifying al lite fluids with VINEGAR BfTTERs.
No epidemic can take hold Of a system thus fore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
OLD NEWS PAPERS,
Suitable for Wrapping Paper

For sale cheap at the ..... .... ....
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If men will enjoy good health,

let them use YIsEdAR BIrTEas as a medicine, and
avoid the nse OF alcoholic stimulanta in every
, 1874-02-03

Is the Euitaf Of The Chicago 1fitxne:
s1n: Tho romcrka iu your paper Of Saturday,
in tho financial column, unlcr the above hoal.
ing, do not only inJuatieo to the officer mou-
toned, but aeo apt to misload tho pnbiic in re-
gard to Tie law governing hia acts.
Soc. 15G Of tho Royou,to law roatls as followg
In caso any porson, company, or corporation
Hlali refuae Or neglect to pay the la1es imposed
On him or thoE, wllon demanded, it shall be tho
dutu Of the Collector to loyy Tho Baule, toaethor
with the costs and c}argoa that may accrue. by
distress md salo Of tho porsonal property OF tile
person, company, Or corporation who ought to
pay the sano."
sco. 1C5 requires tile Town Collectors to nav
ovorto tho proper officer all taxos collected by
then eucry thirty tiaya.
Soc. 1G9 requires Tax Collectors to mako final
settlement with tho County Collector on t{,e 1Dl,
day Of March.
sac. ITO glSos the items which may he cred
tied to tho Town Collector in his tiual scttemou.
VIZ; removal, insolvency" Or "error In
tho tax-books.' The Collector is required 10
nlaite out a list OF such cauos, and yorify thom
BY ostll, and nlso verify that he has uael die
diligence 10 collect tho slime.
Iao Town COLLECTOR il, therefore, Obliged to
collect al personal property taE that Is ouocta-
PIC, prior to tLe 10th day Ut March, at wi1ioI,
tl'ne iso must lnHko hls nal settlement or sub
lcct h1nlH0tl 10 prosecution on hiA bond. whjel,
would certainly follow. However lisngrceablo
II mny ho to onforco taxoa. particularly IL thoy
are questionable, it Is mado tho duty at tho tiif
larent ollieer" intrnHtol with tllis collection TO
execute tho law on thoy find it, in which alono in
!! lnelr Hafety 1lom prosecution OIL their bond.
aou~ II. D. MILLER, County Collector.
, 1874-02-03
DETECTIVES AND BURGLARS.

~ tae Editor u 1he chtcapo ltitumo:
SIR Tie only roaaon we can giyo Why ON DO
tecE!Voa hayo arreatea 10 fow burglars ia, that
the tntter aro us1arter than tho former, Tho
burglars os'llco 20 much familiarity with
the stores and dwellings, Of tho city tint ono
would think they had lesltlcl bora many months;
anu, a" tho detectives do mt know tl,om,
II In presumed they havo mover scen them. In
rarls II accounts aru trlo, detective Knows
loaaio'aHl burglar or thtof wllen wantoQ GlS in
Chraso, Which u much ntnullor city, Ii Is OK.
pccths too nllcll llat tlotaclvos Hloi!d i,,ye,f-
gato fdhhory amounting to !oss tl!ui. $40 900,
', or ha'9 aey l.Ech Of wlo probably committed Il
.'pf e. fn, .n1't OF burglary or Whore the burglar may
w Ao"'" Ct,
, 1874-02-03
THE GRANGERS' DEMAND.
ELG1N, ILL.,, Jnn, 81, 1874.

ELu1s, ILL.,, inn. 81, 1874.
~ 1Tahsnoftatton canlpGne,. Conmon Carriers, Nan.
1}acfu'crs, f'ateHtccs, .HIddicn,el, tfc.:
oESTLEMEs We, tho uraagers, extend to
you tho right hand Of friendship and ass.lre yo.,
that wo aro, in point Of fact, your bost friends,
NO simply ask that wo may l,yo, without wl!ol,
You cannot thrive md, vice yorsa wo desire
tliat you may 1.-Two, that we mny thrive, We bo.
llovo that our best interohB ara inBoparabia from
yours. We wish to SEQ you stuud iu that one r.
lation only which, by any sound theory Of poiit-
isat eeoaon'Y you can ovor hold towards ,,s, ns
tue namo Of liberty, juHtico, mud tue iaIorng IL
mon Of the whole lou thatyo sl,n! ooane to Do
tue arrogant, aggressive oxtortiopato ,uostora of
tue lle9ple, antl become their thrifty, wol-kopt,
nnd woIl-paid servants. And no aus,iro you tl.at,
accept OF nothing lo4s. i. RAYMOND.
, 1874-02-03

itiera to renoro tho Winn cbago 1ndtnna from
o snG ha 2,aSe "a nG 1snt ds o qpo r., TINT i.
ehsr seh%a v and ddppq T. T. % fsseH bass IT, IT,
former urged TINT many Of those H. H.
'lisrs had @ nc'9o n citizens, IND tint thoy ha
| ground Of sympatliy aud Of equity that tl.oy
woro nmonablo to our lnws nd punishable l,y
tlou. He claimed that .tloir trontmont by
agents had beon % rcprol'ons!bl.'; that they wore
| to ecok new honaas. Tho rost 'lutton Yas adyo-
| Gated by Senators Beekmau aud Datrou, who
| Hail tho doyornment was hin 'p1y, carrying out
soiemn len compact lrsoly oxso +; uo On tho part
the Government to havo II carried out, md
| itB course Ind boon mercifnli and consttlorato,
They declared That no man that knew tlson would
be willing to live among them; that they .woro
cd TO drunkenMosu,-- brenl orr Of tho laws;
TINT they woro hi1tlerng tho dow olopmont Of lilo
country that, tlongli not pnr!i cularly. tangor-
on they or 'r9 snaca astsa to a. all IT, ss!sr yo9
sonator 'Dlooin,nn thought II ,was remarkable
TINT Senators not residing a1o' II tie indians,
a1,i knowing nothing Of their vices, should SO
did reside among .thoin, mud w.,ro too we'll nc
Quniuted with their praoticea Ispd Bufforol too
many annoyanceB from thonl. Tho bost por-
tion Of tho Indians, those pos scssod Of intol-
them from tho miserable condition tboy
wcrc in would bo to rtyt thom upon
reservation where they could 1.-Two by thou-
solves. There aro only about p 10 of them loft.
IN unfrienelly notion to rotor tho resolution to
tho Committee on Stato AtInlr ., WaH carried by
the casting vote Of Lieut.. Gov. Parkor on tho
following tic votn:
,,sss M.ssn.ter T. e as;a psss 1nrsnsa q,nss, cot;
schansz, hfhuldt, Wngncr--l1.
, 1874-02-03
Tho UMivoFsuk Exhibition ut Geneva,
SxYifXDrlnfkG.

Tho details for the groat Universal Exhibition,
to be held In Genoya in 1876, arc nearly CON.
ploto Tho pfan for tho building has hccn pro-
parca by NJ. Jules Chatron, the architoot Of tllo
Lyons Exhibition. Tho structure will occupy
no lesH tllan 100000 square metres. apart frol,
GO, quo reserved for purposes Of en,bsl!i8hmout.
It will Stand IN 1natcI,lass position, closo upon
Tho sitlo Of tho lake. lts EalorloB nro nto1idc
to radiate from contra! oupo!a OF magnitude
lithcrto, uucqunled. III tho centre OF ills wjl
risee mighty column, from which tho whole in-
terror OF tho cdltico nlay bo overlooked while
oxtororly glorious Ecotlio pauorai1a, tlwarinc
a!l tho efforts Of art and lnal-Bo says tlo P0iri
do 0eneoe-will expand. Around sre yisibls
Lake Lell,an, III its full range, the Jura, tie
h"lea Alps aud Mont l3lane, with myria.ls Of
accessories OF losser noto, As tho public hfch
road will come betwean tho building aud iuko. It
IL proposed to connect thom by q s,,ypousio1,.
bridge, having tho aspect Of trln1nphal arclos,
md spanning down to jottlea prepared for the
OCCASION, lilo structural plan on,bracou yant
ololioasa! concert hall eapAblo Of holding about
8,0QQ musicians, and, moreover, colossal qrgap.
, 1874-02-03
BRIDGING THE DETROIT RIVER,
Adverse Report by Il MoEr4i OF Govern
Ilent EIsxfnccrH.

aA% In AAtScl"s
From tic Ne1o For1: Tribune.
IN III, 7Jo,eo ~ 1,orroso,,..t ill.,. ,,.,..s,,.
nort W hs o noon, " ~ eso't,ss 1gaa '"'ap' ,o'
.s,.o,,s 80 ,'..',,, -. uces7 upo" tno
1enenio 7or ou',ulns railway Bridge acro5p tho
Detroit Rivor, betweon Detroit and Windsor.
Tho Michigan Central Road aud tho Groat Vest
ern HALLWAY Of Gann1a. which conncct ut tia
point by monns Of ferry tiesira3 IT, hridro ' t,a
Htrait il. order to avoid tho ronr oav In ,rh;cl,
How serious this oi,ntynetion 1" aom,st;rnos 1uv:
b.aco1nos ia illustrated by tab1n ~ I'm
trims OF their forry stna,nnr in 1su,,orn @
1875, when tho croysiuR. which In s,mmor tal.oa
about aoycttoen miniltcg coua,mofl NJ, onc nc'
easion nearly i've lora a ON thrtr.vo 3 ops oesa
aos more than two hours, u "oite9 sevs gofH H.
President Of tho Michigan Central aoa1' u as
7uauY "a from 70U to Iff() cara wnro Sa;t;,r 70,
our yartis to bo moved noross." Tho nonatr,,o.
tim OF n t,,nucl wau begun by ll,o railruadn in
lowing year, not OIL account Of any SERIOUS
engineering difficulties but because Of
the coat. ave now bollcve," said the
Chairman Of the Great Western Rail-
wny, ut II meeting Of tho stockholders
in April, 1878, ''tlat, by making tho nro,,er m.
rlicaton, wo nhall DO ablo to goi tbs bridEe over
that river by q smaller expense than The tunna]
and got 1t moro expoditiously done" At tho
same time tho Canada Southern l,airoad wishes
to build bridge at Stony 1snnd, Is nsilos below
QElQEiOE.
piers, ii ay alroudy taEen pousoasion nf hnif ria
waterway 'without authority Of tic United
States."
Tho Board Of Engineers consisting of Gena.
Warren, Comstook, and Wcitzel, COL Merrill.
and Capt. Llyer,nors met at Detroit and gayo o., !
atient hearing to ali Clio tpurtioH in intorest fa.
Ades making Il minute Inquiry into tia
traffic both by rail and by wntor wilicl, wouhI no
anoctod by tho proposed bridges, It apnonYu
a.. .d0 yogee}a nass tErourh this oInnmo, and ~
this number more tlian %, ZOO hayo maBts. rlo
amount OF freight carried by them is D O{)o. .Oj0
tons. It is difficult to estimate the business q,
the Canada Southern Noad, for It has only 70.
transferred at Detroit, during tic yoar enlnp
April 1t, 1873 838 $40 tons, or less than ouo-tent
OF tho amount Which pasaod tho samo point hv
tho water route. But as It iy only In tho
winter TINT tho railway needs q brilgo.-tLo
torr,nge and hnndinc ijnrinr twn.tIir;s ~ ii,o
ycnr costinr no mnro thc,, liz r,o;rtanonon " ~ us
, 1874-02-03

~ tho caeo Of h1yloa Storey, for tho samo day,
bofofe j. T. Morgnn
The ortor Of dismissal In tito matter Of Ed
ward Eyors was 1naln absolute.
HUrE1l1on COURT IN BRIEF.
william T. Minrhon commenced suit apninst
uhaslGs ": Y; Dean aud Joseph Manningson claims
avon samue1aon began = suit for $4,000
aRoinst Jaeob L. proBtllln.
Norris pilaum bro1gl,tnnit In trenpnsa against
Atoipi! doldachmidt, Ignatius Htoir, IIormnu
dolt'solnilt, and Henry Dogt, claiming @10,o00.
iphtllp Lns1on r. oan sued Mohaol Evans and John
J. b. Gardiner recovered Judgment aganst
Simon Mayo for 81 ,02O00. '''''''N'
:, In tho eaao Of Nelson rhomasuon agatnat tho
SECOND National Danl, tho plaintiff recovered
Judgment for s1,ooo.
ClnCU1T COURT.
William Davidson commenced suit for 81. 600
againae Edwin Walker.
tho Joliet Manufacturing Company broupft
suit aganht ]: 7: Diokey to recover 81 900.
Frederick Dickinson began action In rorlovin
liquors.
92,59Q.
CRIMINAL uounr.
ludge Moore oponoa the February term of tho
Criminal Court yesterday, aud lmpanelol a
Grand and Petit Jury. Following III tlo liBt Of
the Grand Jury, which lisa remarkable one, from
tue fact that none Of them aslsod to ho excused
and hocando all we're present at tho opening of
Il. =. Clark, foreman; q. q. Homcrs, John W,
Cunningham, N. E. Sheldon, i. ]. Sutton, j, 4.
Eostor, Charles D. Clayton, T. D. Little, II. r.
n1,resntise, A. Q. Yam Arnau, Frod Wigloy, Adolph
gaslsins Thomas Mcdonald. r. r. iBhnn,
7. ". stoolo, II. H. Hldreth, J. Il. Walkor,
Michael Kolly, ". T. Loo Van Why, J. ".
Tis yru., ~. ,,- ,....-, -.
, 1874-02-03
SUPREME COURT or ILLINOIS.

oVF1HEHHE COUHf Z OF fEIfNCfS.
Special DaspatcA to The Chicago Tribune
srRIkoslEIp, Fob. 2.-Tho following opinions
hnyo tllls day been hloa iu tho Bupremo Court,
Central Grand Division, in casos Of tho January
Term, 1873:
l5e. john A. sallcc, imp1catled, etc, y Jua1A Nor
Ean Appeal from Scott opinion by hlr. Justice Nc
163. City Of rekin Y. james F. Drcrcton ct a. An
peal from Tnzewcl; opinion by Mr. Chief-Justico
Urecaf. = No
, 1874-02-03
$30,0A4,4B
t,060.lb

THE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,

On Land Feb. .s3
DANKnUpToY ITEMS
s. Levi & Brottors, OF Ginciunnti. flied a potj-
ton against, Werthoim & 1laago, Of Lasallo,
liquor and tobacco manufacturer. Petitioners
claim 80, 2,053.03 on tllrco aceertancos and
charge tho debtors with allowing La1n-
bort Eliol to talie Judgment by d.
ia,llt against them Tor :9,02886. Il
IL also alleged that thoy own one-alf interost
III tho insolyont firm Of A. l.. Kntz Il Co. 4
rule to show casiso Feb. II was issroil, a pro-
ylhfonal warrant, aud an injunction against
El!ol.
An ordor Was entered for tla discharge Of
Carlo Mnrauosi, it no objections wora filed In
tiyo dayA.
!. q. DarnaB WIS aljudioatea bankrupt BY de-
fault, and q warrant issuod roturnab1e MarGh l.
Tho order OF .ligtnhanl In tho case OF GEORGE
s. Gloyor OF al. wnB 1nado al,aointo
Tho proceedings against D. A. Casllrusn vill
10 dismissed. IL no objections are filed in ten
dAyH.
Van Vclzer 4 Fuller were aljudcatcd bankrupt
by default, and tho warrant 1nade rotuynoGlo
March /.
LII tho matter Of Jol,nathan Wainwright, u
crolltora' laoetinG WRB ordered for March II.
before 4, 3. Coon. 4 s}mllar order waa xada
, 1874-02-03
FIRES.
Losses During january.
Practical and Valuable Suggestions,

THO fire reporter Of tho Board Of Undorvr;,er<
l.as snolnittrd 'lH report for January to Con.
Duoat, Chairman Of tito Fire Patrol Comn,i,.sn
and from 1t the following facts and Anuroa .rs
taken: ~'
F1nEs, LoaREa, Arn 1as11nAxcr
, 1874-02-03
WISCONSIN.
A Rovf0w OF What Has Boon Done by
The Legislature.
Proceedings In the Senate on Sat.
urday.

MADISON, Wis, jan. 81, 1874.
Tho Legislature Of 1874 Inns now hcen in $685.
sion seventeen days, and ltaa limited itso'f to
soyen daya moro for The reception OF buBinoaH.
The Assembly yostorday, AZ Of old In tho days Of
free pnaaos, adjourned from friday morning to
Ato1,slay evening, though tho souato refuses to
follow suit, md stick to business. A royew Of
what las boon do1o titus far IL, therefore,
timely.
Ht.NATE.
, 1874-02-03

Tho husinoaa presented compares with last
yaur'4 q M follows