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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

To ALL, particularly invalids, spring
o trying. season. Indications OF sicknsd
should st once be attended 70. ratd
diseases may DO caused by allowing ID
bowels 70 become conssipatsd, and ~
system 10 remain in disordersd oonditiof
until the disorder has tlmo 70 develop II
self. An ounce Of prevention 10 worth
pound Of cure, 10 an old snd truthful soy
ing. Therefore, We advise oil who arI
troubled with the complaints now vsrj
prevalent = hesdacbe, indigestion, dis
ordered liver, want Of spps|
tite, nAdses, or fsverish skin
10 take, without delay, Schenck's Man
drake Pills. We know Of no remedy o.
harmless and decisive in its action. Its
snce strikes at the root Of the disease an
produces q healthy tone 20 tho system
People need never suffer from any dissas
arising from q disordered condition Of Oh
liver II they would take this oxcelien
medicine whom they Ssl the first indies
tions Of the malady. Families lesvin
homo for tho summer months should taxi
three or four boxes Of these pills wit
them. They have an almost instantAn'
Gus effect. Tnsy will relieve tho patisn
| OF headache in one or two hours, and wi
rapidly cleanse the liver Of surroundin
bile, and will efiectually prevent . piliot
attack. They are sold by all druggists.
| y6--4-80-lm- sod
| "CRUNRs OF comfort al ID. AFTER
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DOGSl DOGS

Notice is hereby given that on and
after Juno LIST, oil dogs and sluts found
running at large will DO killed by me, or
under my direction, unless the required
tax ia paid on tho same.
! will receive dog tax on aud after
May 22nd at the city clerks office.
WIN. McHALE, City Marshal.
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h. OF Y. LOCGR NO. 100.

The Finance committee are commanded
TO meet At my office on Friday evening,
10Th ins,. at 8 o'clock sharp. The secre-
tsry and treasurer are also commanded to
be then and there with all tho archeives
appertaining to their respective o fiices.
By order OF communicate.
JONI q. IIAEMAs,
Chairman Committee.
ATTEST h. w. g.
May 2Slh, 1874
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ICE CREAM PARLOR

I. B. Ella, az the Arlington house,
hereby announces that hd has opened an
ice cream parlor at tho Arlington house
for tho accommodation Of the public.
Families supplied. All orders promptly
attended TO. 7l-5-I7.N
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FOR SALE.

A new house containing three ROOMS
and side porch, two good lots, cistern
and stable. The property is situated on
Twenty-frst street between Walnut and
Cedar streets. For further particulars
inquire on the premises. 3l-5-7-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

WHY-Miss Anna, where did You get
that nice hat2 At Mrs. Hultz' Mil
linery store, corner of Washington sv-
enue and Eleventh street. She has tho
latest fashions, and tho incest and cheap
est hats that ever came TO Cairo.
9O.b.G-tf
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WILCOX.

Ten pounds OF brown sugar for 81;
pounds best coffee sugar at 81, 81 pounds
Of choice butter at ST. baking powder 45c
per ID Imperial tea at 81 potatoes 30
cents per peck 3. lbs coffee 81, at Wilcox's
Block. lO7-21.lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

NoTIcE.-owing to tho many orders
now in Mr.. Winters hands Tor paintings
he will only devote three days in each
week TO photography. Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday will be tho days, unless
special engagement 10 made. 9s.5-23.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

THE MosIroR.--For tho Monitor, the
best coal Cook Stove ever mado or the
Fashion, ,he champion wood Cook of the
West, go 10 A. Hslley's, lGs Washington
avenue, near Tenth street
A-bG - I'm
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

On and after this date, until further no.
nce' . regular train will run between
CAIRO and Chicago, leaving Cairo dailv
except saturssy,At 8 sm.arriving in Chi.
oAgo at Gao the next morning.
JAMES JOHNSON, Agent
Cairo, May 81, 1874.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

PIANO For SALE irst-class seven
and a quarter octave piano cheap for cash,
or can DO traded for, part cash and bal
ancs In dross goods; or open to any other
trade, by addressing xxx,
Post.ofIice, Cairo.
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For SALE.

Secondhand clothing, watches, jewelry
pistols, &c, bough: and sold. Also q 10,
Brussels carpet, furniture, .ts., for sale
opposite Cairo and Vincennes railroad
depot. ls5-2-27-t0 NJ. CoYsg
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

MURDER WILL OUr--Our readers will
remember that on the 18th inst, wo pnb.
lishsd brief account Of tho murder Of
ThomssJ. Csverhili, at Rutherford Sta.
sion, Tenn, and that at that tims no clue
TO the murdersrs had been obtained. We
are indebted to Mr.. 7. IL. Watts OF this
city, In whose employ OAvsrhil was, for
the following particulars; Caverhill wa,
murdered by a man named Collie, Csy.r.
hills wife and Mrs. Gilisger, with tha
eoupling-pin Of . railroad car. Mrs. G.
has turned states evidence, and Mrs,
Cavsrhill has made . full confession in
regard TO the horrid affair. We under.
stand that Csverhili and Collie were
brothsrs-in-iaws, and were connected in
business. Both we're born at smi,hlsad
KY, and Csysrhill was in tho emnIoy of
Mr. Watts, commission merchant Lsr. .s
. travelling agent Collie's trial VI IN take
place to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

SrrP and Extonsion Ladders, Sand
Screens, Riddles, Sleeves, Sbovels, Spades,
Forks, lioos, Rakes, Water Closet Urinala,
Kitchen and Cess Pool Sinks, Clothes
Ringers, Clothes Iior,es, Clothes Linesn
and, ia fact, u iull assortment OF Kitchen
and House furnishing goods at A. Hal
leys, lGs Washington avenue, nea, Tonth
street. oo--i.l7-lm.
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ToBAcco SALEs.-One OF the largest
sales Of the season will take place at the
Planters warehouse tomorrow morning
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AT AUCTION. The bar and Gxtures of
the defunct "Little Kentuckian' saloon
Will be sold al public auction at o'clock
this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

MosQuiTo wire screen cloth NJ Halleys
cheaper than the cheapest. bG--4-17-im
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gsD' Wanted, at tho st. Charles Hotel,
ono hundred day bosrlers at the reduced
rates. 7S--5-l0-tf
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TO RENT

A furnished house, No. 80, Thirteenth
street. Apply 10 Mrs. Kate Sundusky.
bS.b-l4-Gt
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"URuMns OF comfort" at d, AFTER a.
Co.'S. 43-6-lO.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

Tux largest and best-selected stock
of Flu RNITURE for sale q, Wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICTIIIoFF, No.
10, Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
street 74-5-l7-3m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

CALL and examine the new sash-look
at u. Arter & Cos. A-b-l0-1m 4
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

HRxsr EfcHHors 10 now prepared I
repair, varnish and polish furniture an
pianos In The very best manner.
74--6-17-3m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

HEALTH AND PURE wATER.--PersoDs
wanting cisterns repaired or new ones
built can DO accommodated In q sstisfsc-
tory manner by calling ON tho under
signed on Gross street, or by addressing
box 579. T. o., or by leaving word ct city
clerks Office u.s.. HAwKIss.
75.5.l9.lm
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X. SMYru X Co.--Ofar for sale so, 600
old cigars, which they will sell cheap and
guarantee to be good tobacco and smoke
we'll. Wholesale from $l5 TO $50 per
!, 900; retail, two to five cents each. One
thousand pounds fine smoking tobacco In
one and ono and half pound packages.
They also have 10 barrels good vinegar; 8
platform counter scales, and ono patent
coal oil can, which they will sell al a bar
gain. l-5-l-u
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LOCAL NEWS.
60 to wilco,'s for strawberries.

GALL and examine tho now sash-lock
at ID. Arter Il Cos. 44-5-10-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

JACKSON HEARD FRoM-Ths following
dispatch, which explains itself, WAS re-
csived late yesterday afternoon:
JACKSON, TENN, May 81.
TO Capt W. n. Halliday, Cairo:
The eIcursionists will leave Jackson at
ak o'clock, q. m, on Saturday, and arrive
1t Cairo Al two o'clock p. IN. Will have
about SIX hundred people nj all kinds.
This 10 not Sunday school excursion.
We are just going up for pleasure trip.
III. NJ MILLER.
In this connection We are requested to
state that there will be a meeting of tho
reception committee this morning at ton
o'clock, at the City National bank, when
his hoped all the members will be pres
ent.
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The orator Of the day will be
HON. JNo. L. BEvERIpaE
Other eminent public men wiz be preseu, aud
speak.
GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS.

Tbs Ladies who intend to be present, are
requested 10 take gsrlsnds and bou-
quets OF flowers unArrsnged.
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A LoT OF NEW BUoGIEs.-Wm Eioh.
hoff, wholesale and retail dealer in furni-
ture, factory ut the corner Of Seventeenth
street and Washington avenue, wishes to
inform the people of CAIRO that ne has
Just received o lot of children's buggies
and carriages, which he offers 10 sell At
astonishingly low prices. Parents in want
of such articles are respectfully requested
to call and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 4-5-27-tf
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CONCERT.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH PARLOR
COSCERr-SECOSD SERIES.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

Five thousand fruit barrels for sale.
Enquire of Halliday Bros, No. 10, Ohio
levee, Cairo or t.t.
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TnRRE-Three large, elegant and very
desirable family rooms, fronting on the
Ohio rivqr. can DO obtained with board
At the 81 Charles, during the summer
months, at reduced rates. 93-5-22 IT,
"CRUMBs OF comfort at ID. After X
Goa. 4S-5-l0-lm
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"CRuNns OF comfort al b. AFTER &
Cos. 43-5-l0-lm
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MEMORIAL Day!

In order that Memorial Day may be appro-
stely observed the citizens Of Mound
City have arranged for its
proper celebration on
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

JONI Woop,
-. w. MUM,
JONI IL. ROBINSON,
Z. X. SLACK,
T.. A. BURNETT,
+. j. DEWEY,
z. ID. MArnuss,
JAS. :. REARDES.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

NoTIcE TO BUILDKRs.--Having started
up our saw mill again, We are now pre-
pared TO furnish all kinds OF building
material a. lower prices, delivered, than
it can be bought from country mills,
we have also on hand two hundred
thousand feet of ASSORTED LUMBER that
was colored by sipe water that we will
soil q, from 81 to $40 per 1000 feet.
WALL * EST.
lOl--h.Di,f
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CAIRO. Nav I6, 1874.

CAIRo, May I6, 1871.
l have this day sold out all my interest
in the firm of ID. Hartman 81 Co, to ID.
Hartman, and ell debts due the firm will
be settled by ID. Hartman.
AUGUST W. OsTERl oH.
Witnessed by
X. III. CUNsIsoHAM. s7-b-20'f
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GEo. BURNS, Agent,
0l-5-22.30t Mound City, Ill. h
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RE-oPKSHD- Mr.. Carl Peters, the black
smith, corner of Eleventh and Poplar
streets, has re-opened his shop aud is now
ready 10 do any and all kinds OF work in
his line. lie wishes his old friends and
all others who may have work TO do to
give him q call
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THOMAS SPROAT q SON
wholesale and Retail Dealers In
PURE LAKE ICR,
Cairo, Illinois, and Columbus, Kentscky.
Cairo Office AZ Hulen 4 Wilson's, corner
Twelfth street and ohio icvee.

We win run an Ice wagon throughout the
.esson. delivering pure lake lee In any part
of the CITY II the lowest market price, and
win also furnish our friends outside the city
with leo bv the cake or car load, PACKED la
saw dust, for shipment 10 any distance.
- Tfaa b-J-26.tf
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COnPTRoLLEks NoTIcE.-Notics is
hereby given that the city has employed
John Giadney to remove from tho front
Of ell houses in the city, all vegetable
and dry kitchen oisl Of all and every do
scription, provided the same is placed il
boxes or barrels and placed in convenient
locations In front OF said house, by six
and a-half o'clock a. m, each weekday
morning from June /, 1874 to Septem Der
!, 1874. Citizens are requested to notify
the city marshal Of any neglect on the
part Of Mr.. Gladney in fulfilling his duty.
NJ, y. Cox,
lo-s-27-6t City Comptroller.
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Saturday, Nay 80, 1874


The accommodations will be ample for sew.
eral thousand people.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
CAIRO, May ID, 1874.
NoTIcE.-The firm Of ID. Hartman IL
90. has boon dissolved this day by mutual
consent.
DAN'L HARTMAN,
AUGUST w. OsTERLoU.
Witnessed by
3. A. SILVER
IL. III. CUNNINGHAM. s3-20-tf
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NOTICE. ata
Notice is hereby given that oil charges
sgsipst Chief OF Police McHsle for invcsti-
CATION, must be placed In the hands ofthe
Of the Witnesses, before Tuesday evening,
May S6th, 1874, at O'Clock. TIC same
must be made Ia writing and signed by
the complainant. Any charges made after
this time wall mot be considered;
w. II. MORRIS,
Chairman Of Con,ssfffec.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

A large supply of Pittsburg and Big
Muddy coal constantly on hand. Stove
wood sawed TO order. Orders for ceai OF
tsreet. Terms, cash on delivery,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-28

MocKIso BIRD wASTKD.-I want a
good singer, for which will be given
LIeHT BRAHhA fowls Of pure blood,
weighing 10 70 Is pounds to the par.
Address j, ]. K,Arney, ara Yves, Tsylo
street, Chicago; or J. .. Linklet,sr, q,
Barclay Bros. Druggists, Cairo, Ills.
, 1874-12-10

The London (;lobo says: ut IL said that
amanG tho possessions li.horltod by tho prosont
I5u.OO0. THIS upiqno pioco Of paper monoy, Of
whose extstouco We layo no doubt, WaB l,resoryod
with great caution, aud by ,uca,ia which must
havo boon source Of peril to friends md foos.
uoto to DO dopoBi!od in caslot, and this caskct
was TO faatatlel TINT auy QUO wlio attempted to
ha1.llo 1t at once roooiyed slx pstol-shota. Tho
Ingenious caHlsot, VIC arc told. baea1o burden"
ccslor lad not transmitted to lin thu secret by
which 1t might bo oponod with bafoty, aild ho
waH. therefore, not uul'aturally ttntd III tho or
an!innton Of Ills trcas,to. Uutlor thoHo olro1n-
stancoy, We arc not surprised to loarn that ilo
finally datarninod to dolIyor thu cahket and its
contents to tho Dank of England. and to permit
tho ot!icors of Tint establishment to Investigate
tho ingenuity Of tho terrible aoutrlyanoo. Tho
dutioA Of property would oy0u bo tn excosa OF itB
riglta II every Inheritance wore 'tiod up in tAa
WY"
, 1874-12-10

procure tho fnll rchnlt Of tlloIr work l,o waH
p1naaod to obtain from tho Grand Comptroller ot
tho Vict,nla tho following
DAINTY HILL or FARE
for tho grand KRthkn1tan banquet, which
elow8 tint, wlo extraordinary oifortB 1lnye been
taio to ptonae tho palato Of tho KtnR, tho taatoH
Of tlose ultzot'h who will ast down with him have
nut bnpn disroNartlod
MENU.
Bollps:
Ex:AfHsor. Mis'ion99r,y, Afoes!Tnrtis, roa'
nrol'e,, ahsrk, x, x,., Catfish,
f}llc'fprB.
Uold: ..... ..
''''s4 fss'ss Fassr; ss,,, Iced r'esfs n.;. Sss's
Boiled:
-. County Commissioners Jnw-honc,
rrlre, Egss. ~ ~ '~'
''' 's 1sa, 1s1a ''D' h0I' baby + ss5s ssnfs.r'a"'
Pork mi, Onions.
pato In n1iBsionaire, Fii'es 10 DR.. Dogmn,
bhhfkA' ERRs In Honolulu.
Pork and Deans, Iccfecak.
Hawaiian Qnais lsnl1ats, Squirrels.
rsro Pan, asss'Ss's'' rsss't~, Potatoes.
cocoanut Pic, sasar-cauo Pudding.
N, D.-Eing Kniaku,la never eats dessert.
TIME or ARRIVAL.
Ills Royal f1iglnesA, King Nn1aknun, will ar
riyo In tho city al hatf-aBt q o'clock this after
noon. by tho Burlington Il Quincy 1soad. Ho
will bn mot Mt tho station by tho Mayor md n
Committee OF Reception. Wo nro authorized to
stato TINT His Honor, IN order to ayod tho rush
Of cftizonB which tho announcement Of the 1ln-
tnro Of Ills apGoclt would undoubtedly cauao has
hal It printed, aud will, Ia tcu Of delivering 1t
WIN yoco, rrcannt handsomely bound copy Of
it to 111s Royal l1ighnosB.- proceeding which,,
poyhaps, ia wiBnr thnn tho origsnne tnto14tlon.
THE K1T1 At OMAHA.
5nccfut DlsDa'eh h 9ht cAtrago Tribune.
OMAHA, Mob, Dec. 0.-Your correspondent ac-
compauicd Con. Ord and uthff. tho Mayor, mud
Council. to meet tho King rs ulflcs west Of thta
city. KHIalnua Is intollig0nt nna Inns tho mill
nora Of gentleman. Wo found him With TliE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE iu bin hand. I1o spoke Of tho
tariif, aud asked information. l1o approved
Of tho Homestead law, aud Kald lie
would do rs Tcll ns unclo Sam
would do would givo firm to every man who
would sotslo iu hia Country. being asked as to
tho labor supply, ho said: I'VE have tried
nearly Ill ltIltls. and like Chinese boat. Thoro
10 no colnpia'At ns to oo',tracts." yhe King left
llore at 3:30 y. m by tho Chicago burlington aud
Quincy Railroad, aud will go direct to Washing
ton, without stopping In Chicago. 1lo will ro-
main in tho country two nlontiH.
OMAHA, Doc. 9.-Ki1g Kalnkaua and r,arty mr.
rived lore from tho Vest this afternoon. Tho
Mayor a1li City Council, Gen. Ord mud staff mot
them n few rli1cs out Of tho city. T!e cntiro
party woro driven through, tho city, mud left for
tho 1;ast at o'clock 4 crowd of 1000 or 6,no0
people wero ut tl1e depot. Il salute OF twenty
guns WIS fired by tho battory from tho barracks.
, 1874-12-10

Tlao Northern asncixic and tlac .guy
EUOIt0 EiGtutG.
P11IApELp1t1A, Dec. 9.-In tho Unitad statoa
Circuit Court to.day, application WIS undo on
behalf vf lorsons rcsidluE in New York, Mlnno:
sotn, Missouri, Penusylvnnla, and CauHda, and
owning asoea Of tho Northern Pacific Nai|roat.
for nn injunction against the Yruasoea and tho
Committee Of tho creditors Of Jay Cooke l. Co..
70 reHtr4lh thom from making my payment Of
dividends or prooeodlng with tho distribution Of
tho astato. Tho complaint mntlo IL that tue
rallroad company III iusolyont, and has rofuHetl
to present any claims against tho cBtato, antl
tlat tho banllrupta arc linblo to sl.o oxtons OF
Sl6.o09, ,Duu upon itB bonds. Tho holders Of THO
bonds desire to como in for tlolr Ei.Are AMI.
thoroforo, seek to eujotn tlo distribution until
tllolr claims aro rooOEnlzeQ.
, 1874-12-10


p1yoncEs.
Ellcn Flanders, after having been married to
Samuel Flanders for twenty-five yours, and Aay-
inE hume him eight children, feels tint no IL
not lscr alinlty mud asks for DIVORCE Her huB-
iantl appears to layo bcon roaaonahly kind tho
illHt ton years, but aflor that tinlo llo begun
sotcs OF cruel treatment, which has ut last con-
tinued 70 lang that it ia unoudurnblo. Cruelty
eoemB to Aavo been his dolight md bcatlue ler
aud kpoeking her down Ilis almost duly. rccrea~
amount OF worldly wenltli, consisting Of farm
in Loytlon worth $G000 sonle lois III Park
1ilgo, md llouse anl lot, 81 West
lrio street. Mrs. Flandora, therefore, bosilos y
for her support and 10 dofray tho exponscs Of pro-
Curing the divorce. Lost herhusbanl nlay frlls-
lrato her plans, she n'no asks Tor mn injunction
to restrain Inn from dispoaing Of his property,
NOTICES AND ITEMS.
Judge Dlodgctt wishes it TO bo understood
that ho will dispose Of all isaueH in bankruptcy
Immediately nfLcr iiuiHhing tho calendar will
which llo IL at prosont engaged. Attorneys.
therefore, having any iAsues in bankruptcy, are
requested to notify tho Clork no That tho!r caAoa
jury, which will bo Immediately ma1o up.
Judge Murphy will 10 hero to-day, to ltspoHo
Of all motions in casos tried by him.
Eighly-t1iroo defaults wore tnlteu yesterday
a101 S8o.21. '''7 w.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
q. N. Uampbel| foy the aso or s. z. Aspn-
wall, Aasigacat began suit in debt againH1 ".
II. heyuolda, Il. S. ltoynohla, G. A. Reynolds,
ana ". L. Cobb, laying damages at :a, ,0a0.
": s. Toh.or began i suit for $4,000 agalust
thu Town Of Wyoming.
s. II. Dyrucs, Assignee Of Taylor md Il nau,.
mon. sued John Collins. D. ". uammon. anl q.
u. Cannon for 32.600.
Tho Todd IL liafforty Maciline Company
commenced 9 suit against ". J. Towlsbury,
claiming s9, ,000.
Tho first National Bank commenced an ac-
ton against George A. Boswell to recover
81 400.
il. N. nn:1ing, Trnatce, filed bill ngainst
Loander and Il. Q. Ilead, i. i. Gallup, II. T..
Smith, Trustoes =. Smith, j. NJ. Flower. II.
Goodwin, .: 1ln1'cocls, II. Leopold. J: Leopold,
4. linh, IL, U. Hart. 4. Hurt, W. H. Ogden,
truBt-sleol for 500, 900 OIL Lot g. and tllo north
hals Of Lot o. in Block 10, OF Fort Dearborn Ad-
dition.
nANHnuprcy lrEsss.
Dayid Thomas llloa 4 voluntary petition In
bankruptcy showing TINT l,ia QsBetH arc $47TO9
against +7D5 Of liabltieB. Tho caso Ray ro-
furrcd to tho lloglster.
Horny Fried o4nau, . croolsory>dealor at 17o
Madison Htreot, nlHo ilod d voluntary petition.
conaistinK Of Il atool Of gooah and accounts duo
him. THO Heg!Btor will tulo ollarga Ut tho mat-
tor.
HurEnron COUNT IN nnlEr.
Y. N. CrGgo began suit for ~ O0D aRninHt II.
]. Jewett, q. D. WAitcoMb, TAoInng Jo,Yett, J,
s. Juwott. antl d. 8. aroy.
Anron pardoe brought suit against II. N. r.
Lowsa to rocuyor 81 0Du.
Tho International Uanh sued Edward noby
for ~ 20u.
rIloluas Nolson commenced Il A.llt in trospass
againat John 8. Couko, layiuy damages ut
$40, ,uDU.
Marcus Kronhorg auol JaneB Geary for 81, 900.
nArrios Alcook e0mMouceQ Ill notion ln truH-
, 1874-12-10
THE COURTS.
VIII Of sher Campbell
for Divorce.

ETEp DOWN AND OUT.

sTEr DOWN AND OUT.
John ". Shrcyo, tho owner Of Shroves Build
ing No. 1871 South Clark stroot filed bill yes
tcrlay against Francis H. Taylor mud George
Taylor, to shut up gambling saloon IN the rcar
room Oh the second floor Of Ills building.
Snroye says flint last September ho ronted the
room to the Taylora until noxt May for eco n
month. They wcro then III tho tailoring bl,si-
ness, and agreed not to uub-let tue xoom or
assign tho 1oaao thereof, but to uso it rs Il
shop III said business, About tho It'll of
tho present month shoy loft, having as-
sigued thoir Lease to ono Glib Foster, d
ga1ublor, who is now putting in aliding
pancls, and lending gas-pipos to tho front on
franco Of the building, whore ho proposes to put
D large lamp to show tho nature Of hts husinces
within. Complainant alleges that his other tcu-
nntB will lcaro il llo bo allowed to Btay, and
therefore aslts an injunction against him, tho
Tnylors, mud Z. DaEgotl, who ID laylng tho pipcp,
to prevent thena from further proceeding Will,
their work, that Fostor MAY ho restrained from
carrying OIL the business Of gambling. and be re-
quired to put the promsea buck in tho same con-
ditiou III which ho found them.
Tttl GREAT WESTERN.
u. ". Upton, Assignee OF tho Groat Western
Insurance Company, fled lis report Of tito co1l-
dition Of the Company for November, showing !:
CaHh on hand Nov. 14
IHccjptH G,1Su.30
Total. {b0, ,iG3. 73
ExFeaatd'' 4.lol.d5