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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26
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I>hicBy virtue OF al order aud decree OF le county
tou OF ~ safe Co.. H. made on the petition OF the under
signed William EasOn. Administrator OF the estate oil
James Hohlan deceased fol leave 10 sell the real estate OF
sail deceased AZ the February term D. 1874 OF said court
OWL; on the thrteent day OF harCh nl, shall on the
twelfth day OF October next between the hours OF ten
o'clock IN ne forenoon and four O'Clock In the afternoon OF
sara dy sell At public SALE AT the south door OF TIE county
court House IN the city Of OCtaNa in said couy The real
estate described rs follows to Wit That part OF east half
o. thc southeast quarter OF section eight, in town.
ship rty three north of four east OF tc3d principal
lnerdan which lies south of the Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific ailrOad containing ~ o. 10 acres also that part
Of the west hall OF the southeast quarter OF section eight IN
township thrhlec north of range four east OF the third
principal meridian, which lies south OF the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad containing 81 $40 acres also
the north fractional northeast quarter CT section seventeen
IN township thrtythree north. 81 range four east of the
third principal ucdian In La sale county, IuoIs, on the
following terms TO witt subject to any right OF homestead
Of the family OF said James iolchan deceased and also the
right OF dover OF Margaret lOlehin, the widow OF said de-
ceased IN said Premises and the purchase money TO be
paid OF delivery OF the deed.
Dated this 10Th day OF September 4: d. 1874.
WM. ). EASTON.
Administrator OF the estate OF JAS lIoehan deed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26

tuSgrrSlN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gaii.l.
" hat +, known rs The maidstone" as q porUu,
aaroiiic. having 'le property Cd alHC,InE 90
wounded surface, IN tie character ci' rat
ural bu' very imperfect culPing-glas-. T.
that a- .' may. tine MAIDSTONE certainly acts
upon poisoned wound Ia a manner 60 draw
ont the poison very o.igc'ually, u applied IN
time gnG al she professional skcut.cl-m u
tie world C.nuu' change tsc TACT that 'lr old
popular belief ia the VIRTUES "a Tie bc.ed-
cent "ac.oli'r" ha- had hundreds OF hastily
iu- occasion -I.rH-t rar F.a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26
lfgal.

IN ECS'EoR@. SALE Notice ~ hereby
IL gwen that Thursday, the !d day Of october next
between the hours of 70 O'Clock IN the forenoon aud oclk
N TIC afternoon OF said day NJ the late residence OF John
Green, deceased the personal property Of said GeCedent
will be sold consisting twenty Thoroughbred shorhorn
COWS ana ers, i've thoroughbred sho'horn bulls, and
twenty-five high.graic cows, steers and heilers.
IhRMS or sALEPurChASes OF less than I'VE dollars 10 lie
paid IN nAnd for that amount and credit OF nine
months the purchaser gy!Gg pOjc with approved security,
WITHOUT interest paid NJ maturity, otherwise bearing IN
JESSE GREEN.
DAVID GREEN,
Dayton sept. 70, lsil-Fw Executors
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26

The question is often asked by careful
mothers what will remove grass stains
from children's clothing" An exchange
says that simply wettng and rubbing the
stained cloth in cold water will remove all
races Of the grass. Fruit stains Will dsap-
pear on the application OF boiling hot water
No SOM Should hc lscd In cithcr Casc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26

The agricultural locked.out laborcrs sing
in chorus the following as they embark at
Liverpool for Canada;
Brothers, away! shadow on TIC dial
OF Engands ripcncsS marks her coming wanc.
Tine the destroyer talicth no denial
From kings, or states, However great or vain.
once Carthage. Sdon Tyrc-now laid in ruin
Were mighty masters: to proud fame the heirs;
And destiny, with Us its course pursuin',
SAlll one dAY add nmr histnrY 10 theirs ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26

To KEar Asa. BaDBuc>.--Diluyr oil Of
-assatras with water, -prnhlc The sheets with
it aud IA bugs VIII .eavc IN q hurry. oil ot
pcnnyrcyal /, also excellent 1t leaves yell
iow stain, bat lAa' can BE- removed in the
wash. Equally good Tor mosquitoes or.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26

\ TcrryvilIc Comm farmer, WHO Keeps
thirty hens, give, the following answer to the
question, docs il pay to keep hens" Total
/, 2,jDS eggs, bringing 5000 total cost OF
iced &23At; net profit, $3G,9I, or over oac
dollar per hen tor six months
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26
O. NrrIoN ot FrEn.-N -

Cost MILTON OF FCEp-A horse Will C.H
sumo eighteen pounds ot hay and twelve
w, u mixed cat ana corn. ground into
Nj meat. pr day. \ COW viii need cigh
tttsf pound, ct lay and ~!N quarts OF meal
if She q, milking II 81 pasture. tire, Quart,
IF meal may bc graaably Tea Ter dar. Onc
hundred men, WI, require one buEdT,dI bush.
els Ct corn iG 20 y.ar- in addition tu WHAT they
can pick ~ on rb,Ir range. They viii need
very ii;tlc com bod The summer, LUt 81 'cast
= quarter al 90 pin, q day Il, winter The
quantity ot corn needed by "a hog depends
much upon IT, -izc. breed AMI appetite, IA all
II which hogs dil'oF very much. j would
be safe q. allow half "a br.-dl! Fl corn, GROUND
INTO meal, 90 WEEK Ter 50 hog "i lun 20 l50
pounds. all more "a proportion To- larger
one 5. la'tcBiu- 'iWc iIgrg can he 10 .imi,
given. .Ic ho- should have a'l 70 c1uil De-
induced tu "1r rIsa. .r d'-'-'.-N.- fa.-
gEF Ersr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26

According 70 a French veterinary surgeon,
If die inside OF the ears and other exposed
ports OF horses arc painted with Il few drops
Of the cmpyrcumatlc oil of juniper, flies will
not annoy them, the odor being uncomfortable
10 these iorInonInrS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26

II isn't often that man iswi.l'U-t iiai pig.
should ~m in H. cora field, but our friend
Squire Nin-or says, that last saturday nc saw
lot Of hJic pig, very bu~ily employed in o
patch OF curn--a timothy ed iicId-jhat had
been 50 eaten at thc roots by li- worm, that
'he corn stalks had fallen 10 The -rouud, Ac
started ,o drive tbC pigs out. hu, upon invss
ugal'ns %" discovered that they were GA
ploycd n roofing ca and c1iiu- ~" worms,
ana 80 hc ,ct them rcluarn. hoping jna, they
would make 81 clcan sweep ui r!- worm and
he lalvar that woUld ucN' year produce
luoiucr crop at like worm, .-r.raJa H,.,d
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26

The corn crop in Green county is immense,
and sales are being made at forty cents per
bushcl, standing in the field.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26

Nebraska are fattening their hogs on wheat,
ii being cheaper than corn, which has been
eaten up by the grasShoppcrs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-26
YOU

WHO are ..r.g- iL. khcuniIi i-1p. .NtN'-
"a yea. Lame iSnCk. SERIOUS ur ,-.pi-
mai pi~s';~r. H. 70 $50. H.E sind, rH. U .Ht I4
iur t greatest I"i'rg' I-rnyrr ~ f.n Ns f.r.
'L',NtNtNI IRE 20 .lr 1850 SEQ p t..,.-! TIH'.
, 1874-05-27

humor for tho yokos tntcr!alnmont., "Dolles
OF the Kitchen wae played BY shon1 WIN one p
Il t. tho % unroatious ia oliarsetof OF tho, onter-
tainment. Tic foatures Of tho performance &c
arc by this tmo familiar to everybody n tue
city, or should be. Fred Vokca' extraordinary
logs, Rosns's ripping lanBh and merry pTnankg, l
tlio choking ebaurtlity Of tho tower.scono, Fav,
don's jigs, md Jesste'B airs and graces. need
only to bo fnontioned to call up the
1nany absutdlttoa which, have mnIo tno .
ono'a sides =: ache ;, for ~, hours. m 1he Mie
sconcs ] Of fnorrinent follow ono another as fast
ns boioro thc audlohc6 growa Wilder, aud on]eoya
The evening as If 1t had never bofore seen the
vokcs. Tiioae mlio nyatletl thotnsel3ea Of tho
chance, to leo them before Will lind them aa de-
lIehtfns as they were Tho first time, while those
WHO did not have trial ln storo for thon.
, 1874-05-27

Port ot Chicago. n1av 70.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
echr City Of Woodstock. Nennninee, lumber.
Sahr Metropolis, KlnMrl!nc, SALT
sehr Argo. 1Iogn'a Her, xood
6ehr King Fisher, Buffalo, coal.
ScIr UloVsland. Meuomincot lumber.
schr doitien Wess, Cleveland, coal.
Hchr q, Il. Hackley, b1eaouli1ce, lumber.
Schr Lizzie poak, st, Joseph, lumber.
Schr Pauline, huBkcgon, ..l1nber.
schr iyes Iawso1,, Muskegon, lumber.
Gnbr Ilarbariau Ford River, lumber.
Yohr papiel q. Eprt. Buffalo, coal.
Prop Charles Kelta, Manlatec, lumber.
Barge Harmony. Maat1tno. lumber.
Bcow ., P, Wilaon, South Haven, wood.
Schr J. oatchpole, Mnskegon, lumber.
Bchr Ftsher, houth Uavept mood.
Schr H. Frederick, aIutkegon, wood.
Scow Reindeer, Grand Haven, bark.
spAr Racine, huRkeg0n, lunlbDr.
Hchr Minnie Mueller, ORantn Bay, cedar Posts.
Ht1nr Corona, st. Jo6oph aundr]es.
Btmr Sheboygan, Auslegon, aundrle*.
Prop Joaeph /. Ilusd. Duluth. potatoes.
euhr Ii. Rand, Kowaunee, bark.
Hchr Mn, arandy, DutIalo, coat
l3arxa autding Star, Port Huron, light.
LARK L. q. Woo4sui{, buffalo, coal.
large Wm. lrsn, GrAnA Haven, lanlteF.
barge @. \. Allen, arend Haven, hl!nbeF,
large Mary A1asrids, Grand 1IAysn, lumber.
sehr Caledonia, Lutllngtou, wood.
Irop Manomiuee, MusEegua, suudEiss.
schr ]. y. Wilbur, plqyeland, co9l
achr AshtabulS, KeWAnnen, bark.
Hohr Lake Forest, buffalo, coal.
Sqhr Mary, Sturgeon Bay, lumber.
Prop Peorloay, Marquette, suAdflsss
dplr Phl1o aouviil, cleveland. coal.
Bchs Lucernsp Bal7alo. caoi.
schr FQtpmsc, IAke Harbos, osaanRsgNt
6chr Lotus, Buffalo, pig taa.
, 1874-05-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

M'v1CKEn's.
Thero was slight falling or In tic house at
McYicker's IheAtra Monday ovoning as CON-
pared with last weoks average, owing. perhaps,
to the fact that "Tho Pearl Of Savoy" has not
enjoyed tho many years which hayo advertised
"Fanchon." Bnt this is no reason for not Boo-
ing tho former drama played. On tho contrary
there Is every reason In the world for going, for
sTho Pearl of Savoyh Is unquestionably tho
best piece Miss Mitahell plays. 1t ID not q do
mostic drama. It possesses clements Of strength
and baauty far above most Of TINT clasa present.
ed to us under tho suggestive title Of domestic
drama It ia taken from the same
source as tho opera OF "Linda di Chamouulx,"
and adopted from tho German by m American.
Is 1t because 1t la not domestic In thts senao
that it is so much stronger2 Wo foar TINT tllls
is true. Tho pioca Is worked up to tho donouo-
ment with groat skill. It mounds In delightful
and legitimate dramatic surprises, and itH lu-
terest runs In swift currGnt which carries tho
audience with 1t, through tho tortuous uarrows
OF metropolitan experience to the cool, quiet
lopths Of domastio happiness ahd poaco, and
thore Leaves them. It haa raoy flavor,
which we enjoy, although tho nayoring is
immortality Of design. It il only
design, however, It mover develops into oxecu-
ton, for the germ Of vico dos almost bofore 1t
buds. Thoro is no moro Of 1t than will give
favor to tho complete drama no moro poison
than wo enjoy III tho almond, whoae delcata
seasoning Ii deadly IN oxceaa: II is not the skill
full use OF drugs which doals death to the human
family, it III abuse. It ID the Ignorance Of the
! e,nprio which produces New Magdalon; y not
the fault Of Omnpotent oroation, which aupplioH
mnter1als, And in this pretty play, tho COM
pound has been s4illfuly proportional, and
| tho poison ID q wholesome corrective
! influence. Vice Ia vice here, and Its deadly
power il argued by the extrome caution with
which 1t is introduced to aid tho sentiment.
Considered rs purely dranlatio oftoct, tho piece
ia deserving in an equally great dogree, for ita
| incidents run parallel with nature-oxcept, In.
deed whore Individual deAi1e for distinction
mara its symmetry. 1'hore are many characters
iu It, eaol, deserving Of study and attention. A
healthy contrast of character III displayed In the
method OF playing Ghouehon and Narie, the
contrast Vi tho uiniplc.mlndsd Pie,3ot with tho
amoroun old Commander, and foil 2!
| prido In tho Murchfoness do 3lu,y with
| love In hor aou arthur. These
constitute tho leading characters, aud their con-
tsaBt and harmony Of color reveal ~ tho autho'
dramatst OF no mean order. The opora Il
aided by many picturesque effects Of music and
scenery, aud these hayo boon introduced into
| tic drama. What is gained in popularity is mol
equally gained In legitimate OBJECT, and We oan
not regard the perpetual redort to chloiu1n ltghtt
aud startling tableau1, no matter how pretty, 81
, 1874-05-27
miscellaneous.

Although the river hsa boon crowded With vspsels,
especially between Lake and Clark street bridges yet
Mister. sttsr 'N''4'E' ''00 'D~'''0'''''~'
ket lust evening. But few sales were effected: this,
however, is attributable to the fact that Monday ID
always one Of tho duest days Of the week at tho n-
"A largo number Of vcsseis arc loading with grail.
and corn Tor Buffalo. An advance Of hat cent II
trnde. and vessel men aro more hopeful. =
Tie echr Black Mary. Thieh was reported @ ashore
Load Of lumber in apparently good coniiition Alter
lying The roofs for four hors, tho crew succeeel
il getting hes of by throwing overheard about 2sooo
Tho prop Arizona, with the schr Allegheny IN tow,
that cleared from this port ast Tuesday, got aground
yicca tho propeor Ind gotten OF, but thu schoouer
Of grap. soiaisns Of 5oooa bushels of corn, from
ss f. pssa p .: hssd' Leopold austrian.
i her iss LIZ asda
~ hours waiting for the canal to open locked through
tho canal at noot Wednesday, May III and aaro4 fos
Mnraaetso run through co ~ 's 81 houss or aaxs
TINT It stopped tic boat; arrived as Marquette
started for Duluth, arriving Monduy morning, May
IS loudel flour for Portage; left Duluth, .Tuesday,
at oclocE a. M !elt fottase ior AaIlustte, 1A4ts.
day, May "a, loaded with iron, ana ssnris1 to1 ynaae6
ut O'clock =. III. ran aiong nieey tr1ay .du. uhl
midnight, when We encountered heayy nelds Or iee,
boiug IN Hoo places 10 to 10 fcet thick nm through
ee t daylight when We rc4ched cear water, between
WhttcllAh Point anu Arignois. commenced running
through leo agun which extended away into whisky
| Bay ran out Of 1t into the canol here We were
Delayed four houra on account q Tie atcam.oatGe
Willow belng aground below Tue !ocks lockeA
through eanal ut y. 1n Saturday hlh goou run 70
MacAnaw from here to alaultou lslanda experienced
heavy iogs which cleared up a. nc noon , On suaasy. ~
The Hurt leaves again for Duluth ths evening. @ noo
has been provided with o new cabn, Wllen 1as peen
fitted UP III most expansive and elaborate mannel'
anl now rivals tue peorless ns q ptsSehger-ooata
MeBsrs. Leopold Austrian descrVe csc4lt 1or pro-
| willing SO well for their patrons.
! ELsHWHEHE..
An effort la to bo made to rescuo tho scr Granada
wrecked On 1eln Snoat III tAo SlfaltH ~ asA"t % ~ @ luz
| purpose.
| The Canadian achr Grantham has taEeh eareo "
| 9o QUO bu Of corn through thu "eliana oana Oh
dsaught OF fest II inches. >, A.. east ~
Thirty thousand dollars ID the eselua'su ~ ega1 "a "
repairing tho sean!ship Amazon, ~ ease BILE 10 se'
on the beach ut tho NORTH alaM!on !saaas. n....
Aside from ihree points On tne rsS,. -
Cleveland, anl buffalo t4srn sFe se1y asa t. ~
ycsaels who know anything q ina ~! - unt
lako harbors. AZ resaras lA II ,narao,tor ,1ho In
, 1874-05-27
yossels Pusscd Dotroits,

S,tctal Ufsnnch 10 Tho ChfeuQo TFih.Ae.
DETROIT, May 8-Afternoon.-pAssEp Down.
props Potomac, D. n. Wilson, Araxes md bargcs Fay
and batgea, pralro State md barsea, Flotsher 4nh
bargcs Arizo1a ad large, I'm Given mid bare6s, Uh-
nd barks Nelson, Kate Darluyt 9. X. Nlma; tchts
Negsunec, Two FaunIcs. f. 4. Kent h.t1.sst oaded,
lcf; Mary collihj. !. D. Mertelt, banfofd, hetls
Mitchell. U. F. Bruce Porter Queen City, g: r. Will
Inns, York State, Mediterranean, Doody Moonlight,
Nelo nedington. ClatA patKpr, 1iva, Etanz sigel,
Oconto, Butcher hoy. a. Moshler, AIirondac, Sea-
bird, Jnmca Couch, ]. W, Doanc, Alicc Norris Unun-
dnga st. Peter, Aeoutias, CarlngfordII. l. casej +.
III. Kilapp. T..
nclta Niagara No. q II. n. Scoye Uuion jack Ftuu
els Palms, N. Fillmore, portlund
W1ND-Wcst.
DETROIT, klch., May 2o.-Eventug-
Dowa-p1oha Toledo, Inokett ana basgo, Superior and
barge, Leand, Niagara and raft; bark VIM Il. Yans
1erbilt schrs Donaldson. Ctyof Tpwaa, lIattle Jon<
gon THOMAS Parsot.s Charles m u. Walker John MineEf
| 1Ielvetta, ". d. Allen, 81. Lawrence. ~
PASSED Ur-prop san1Rc; barks Mastcn, Sardinia
City Of Buffalo.
/ WfNn--N0rthna4f
, 1874-05-27

Tile monte mon are gradually leaving tho
Many Of them however, leave their diauqnan
and md otller yaluahlos with Lahman. II il said
that tho latter hollH s10, 600 worth Of dan,ontls
IL pnwp, belonging 70 one losdlng sporting man.
Hedges s aro about 81, 00o.-0maha Kepua|lpaa.
, 1874-05-27

Special U|fo0tch n Tic Ghleo9o Tribune.
poRr HusoN Dock, Mny 2a.-pAssEp poWN-Barkk
Vanderbilt, Elizabeth Jones. Kdte Darley Winohs,
gchra Ntsnrod, ueiTstia, IT. awIonee, ". .. Alen.
Aahira, Cobb, bavId Vance, Elain, Onontonagon, 81
Norris, A. Mosor, Butcher Boy Adtrondao soa Bird,
st. Peter, Acoitras caEnford. q. q. Cooper Thistle,
Drilgewater, james Couch, Butriso Fay, With sch1
D. T. Rhodes props Toledo, CHINA, Cuyahoge.
PASSED Ur-props 1'aasatc Jarvis Lord, st. Joscrhs
Brooklyn achrs H @. Richards, Willie, Keelet, Franz
dis, pa]nB, II. ], Wilcox.
W1xD-Northweat weather fine.
, 1874-05-27

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man how takek Now York paper linro,; for
,sae aes;, oyf 10 SsSr;s So sS;s j ta Uhs fa
viii yol Wills fhe 0hicago ni'!esnny oirciilato In
your your citlea ana towns, yol make Jour own "a,
paper which beat enppl,cs to arket with e earlifat
o RexS nascr a's wsre % Or hy whom S,sa nor Whit s
politics. l.. thls general imnrosement there should
S @ e e a rsss & hS q ua
Interest," ars now discussed ana With ability Tno ed-
DO n Gt ,msssss @ aa t9 sr
soin" TO- se otI,ets 10 nnyo no hny to tIesent
u ss sts {bsn 'r sy es nsssby - s
eenicd o.ciunively 10 sla presentation q tho aamo
| vcws
There ,pSsS' nfaSFa non xpl ill.,. oa to bs
frank tn!eratandng botwehn rubiaets aud tno pub
III ,na tint !. TIN saScct ef nerso@nHl @ esa"ee; : No 70
.nan ms ever yet syeh feaBoh Wy tho editor OF OF
! exemption from peraonal Expenditures not cnf1-
mon to. oil others. Tho theory that
howsrapera make through thotr columns s!s.
s fr stes e
this ettG w, 80 thoroghy5 Hn
inviaual nslng your columns tSr their bens a pay
fnlr price fof ne service ana Wien yon nesa aay
heaalng las been srossy nhused ant tho rtsas has
nnem compelled 70 bear to h.focn on ,he renroaca
, se 81, 81 nm o liz u ae ner
no1aos eneseusu ~ po1 & te ~ % o .n1 s,Ith tis M
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" i ~ ii,.fn" III @ ~ t;tn .vora his nncinl aiyor
iMo paat ~ Il IA nscess form md ncrhaps So Lest
@ WY @ 10 ,d onov ad fa,rIv }or IN ,sork
s'st upon usil6 t,nt uT " advariairT Il iurro
~ gttitIant to- M n.Icre Il 1eetroys IL
| n,.ea,tnr NJ - nouana.et sYinn forcni i,uon a
"o q s,,nn,i ,,o naitl fnr AZ hnve srcnly safd
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s 1ns @ a,,tnb r. ,aruHfna T., tna fatm of an Id.
ttsun'otp .ast am1o aip't'" ~ si''"e 1A '1s
se1:'s'n4ea'' ,,r,.r, - ,,,r,uovpvr,,r
,,,to+ n45,,,, sai w3t1,, he brief. mid viii
dnn ~ .tnsi s cun n1] irr ,vItt,eaa t tte penarul
nproyomens of Tic prcaa within tic last teu or ftecn
years. we cat ill fetatl tho ti1no when an editor
sthkcd hlh life gu w'at He printed When ethots wore
common III 81 cotr?Yorsles, and when nan ~, va Maa
enea eoNara 10 nhd so ~ ~ 1nH ppf H. }csG
~ Hg spnrder or ~ ,e murercd Thcrd il IN tditor ID
| Paris nj this time WHO writes to provoke q chal-
lengo Tint he may Eight. It, 1aa not ,bedn 80
, 1874-05-27


Josslo Z. Newport OF nl. minors, undor IN ap-
proved bond OK $3.50.
The inventory and appraiHement Of tho estate
Of George H. Qibson was approved. :,
Tie Court granted Ieaye to James Connell,
guardian Of Mary A. Ctotty ct al, minors, to pay
e4O0 to Johanna 0'Drion, mother OF ea1d mluo1n,
for their previous support.
THE CALL.
JUDGE DLoDnETr-From 12G, unlimited.
JUDGE nooEns-Aoo, 414 to 4l7. 42O. 421, 427,
429 to 44O. except 434.
JupaE DooTlI-178 to 100. ~
JUDGE TnEE-21d9, 234, 235, 1,4od. and gem
eraj dueket from 700 to 800.
Jupal GAnY-lsG, 400 to 225.
JupoE JAMEsoN-2a4 to 248, excapt 2o11, 293,
237, 240, al, ,2l5.
juDoEs MoRoDEnTs AND BURNS Assist Judge
Gary. -.-u-
JUDGMENTS.
SupEu1uR CounT-JuuGE GARY-J. D. Arms '. Will
lam woodruff and WE. Woodruff verdict, $39l 81.
Jpp0A AuRQpERys-WAahtngton 1lsan4 v. Ihs
civ OF Ucsao; verdict, 1a00-T, III, pra1leI John
O'iriau David uayoy, and james IsaBau, $2,SQQ.vAF
vim Stephens v. O, Z. Ertz, $2o7035-sama Y. spon-
vi 5u1on uvnxa-11ugh Kennedy y George l. Tbste,-
or verdict }la.18 mud motiun Tor new trial.. II.
Perry y Murlyttk Ql21Wi1k. $.I28 Q-lohn d. Smith
otn " Joyeph hIarlB, 57p.O&.-ChAres 1rkenshsw
Caroline auhuo vesitct, saJ1 81, and motion for naw
trial.
| +, NaaoH, GUITARS.