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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05
71IsrpRAN6lfs 1sp WINES.

ONE PAIR Carriage. H0R9EA CHIsTNgT
e ead2Fi sExFss6cHk Sd HAaRss sG
fHHoRotaHBREb, lNDNYEkY sYEEDIYt;
LIGHT BAY, VERY FINE HORSE FOB @ ~
kIA0E Oh SADDLE, EIME YEARe Old;
LARGE BAY HORAE, 9EVENTEEH HANDS
NIGH, AN ExCELLENT IAMILl HORSE;
9SS, fEER5Xr ,MHW hyA1NlDsA Ag nTnT IN az
STA4Rha bIHT ,5s E AXSSTsSS
n, and 1ss az s0HHn u e 49, SS
Marquis Do Noailleg, northeast sornsE of Z and
sisSsns connection Of Hoss.hoi1 Furniture, 10
geSSsS with ~ wines, Morses, ,and Carriage.
1 q q c.eloel, 81 q. Ns.les. nerthwsst cor
Al ,h!s !; one o. the net e.
VII Be open for inspefs,en. s9s s.I P!iSs e ~
- 7aH.rl#. Ass -! q lHE E--7--5 --I9T' /
~ THE SALE OF THE ABOVE fURNITURI
10 POSTPONED. ~ sosssalesee q the inelsaeni
hour, without regard TO ws.ther: The sale q
Horses, CarriaGes and Stable Furniture, ct cornsl
q Tbirtsseth md streets, viii take plaza TO
81 = LZTINER q cLEAHY, Aucts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05
AUGTIMEsALES.

Z saE ! 10 zHDass Ssvs. - - - ;
|Br 1ax:CAn1sl, 1SvIiIa : &,
iaw sediqfi5 iarssfs ssssSvsss. ~ NV .'a :
PFC sggEEs 1srs.1 esosxxAAasss
Ssf.4b fbxAf H5 SsG9ifSa: r.sr..r, !. !, !.
Z q, g. csoSSsss . = 3 G. sssssRI-a -.
F. fs.. $50; -: ;:Vs -. and crsss:7.
ss.. . SS:.a..... Ss69S' x.ss'.-.eD fables
TS2 E.ses. .sisss.e q Z iinnss u grocer.
f6;bss55iznss i III bowEHs 4 CO;
RI M. 8 WAHA @, AasGasassrs,
~. Nv Hsrsas 1silal.s. v,,,, 49,
rSE \. H2sEyx .22 CAST r1AHc., MALsTr
M!ALETI MxabLa Tor siDES6AEis AMI
I AkhfSoSf AIR Si7fTSSE E EExEfEiNEsiOx:THsG
6s Hing! aStNisSS. tsssSs;.., . COM
. ~ l:.s.sos: isfss ee;sesisn OF Of new new and and
g.: | Floe %Ss xn,o
. o. elegant Elmsssam ws,nus cs.ms.. sui,e
NisRr, 1sdstea1, Wasks5ssd and Sonno. -
0Ealnst Cha1ber suitsA eiegast make, COM
IS Coe.ays Chsnner Suites ss-7
:, N ssss IL .ss f f1 co'ene
8ook-coee, eideb0oF0s,. Hst.rxekss whasu0ts.
Bureaus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DnneY, &c. $50
Cot Of s.c.rd.h.nd fs ssSi aasl,
~ p4eees 4and 0-guarteS Ollcioths .iir i
No call special ATTENTIONS Of buyers 10 the eSUve
M, IS this ssSe Is to Close aavsnees, se0fASe f.
"a. - 49,. 80 - wA~L. WALL Co..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05
DY =. II. WADUBD,
- Real Estate Dsokef aad Aucfioneer.
cHANCERY SALE or lllpRoYEp ZEAL
EKIN3 TIT -HfsIbENcI Or JOHN Ii.

Dislrscs q Seis4sis, Sa:ssd % he I'M az q
& a 81 ::s !. ss mi dFaas
& AZ g sn .. 81 s. RSRSYe
SslsG q g. siiy q Xsihil sso.. - bissrst q
SSs. as . sss.ss ssyss ysslfsS nd thirsy-sisht
Ga psgtnning tSr ~ aYs g sae ao.thss;s cor;
Hss los sssnes siofs me s ne Of
ises,S iss. ~ iseses tS.se ae sns
waidly .bost ninety feet ( feet e point In The
ss.ns: sorss .isss iss q .sd pir:s 'a :.res
e IL ss:s.. }. :: s ~ sssss
sss;ssS S!ss &, 81 sos''as u;
in.san:es. ~ IA Is sosss q ~ paSeSss.l
:: ale
q ss1 e. s
pafcSsssf. II tie tefms q ssas are not compiled
With In ssven days IL yropefty viii 3 resold q the
sdyertiseMent n 500 nsTsDapsr printed and pub
zsRf !. SS5 4 BSxeE., s. 1s.:::s::
account q Il. 1e.shsr assil fRIb1Y, February
IT, ,. ~. ,''i " s.:...s
RY y. n. WARNEn, ~ -oliz.
d Real Estate Blelsr and Anctionser
No. f2sSssenth serset, eseween @ snd II streets.
TRgsTEE'ss.ALLHos A!IB(sT- clAssPREEssE!p
SS1 ssas TfifRT Eff 4s
sTHsiETMtfsF. SSEiffWfESHH xSb ' NoRTh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05
E ITI66kkIHANn 81 sTffGGkkNNFFY, Trustees.
jais-eod&ds ]. 4. COLbWEtL, salesman.

VTHE ABOVE SALE rs POsTPoNED UN.
pI.s sosDAE, i.f s. hour .ne
,..,s.d SEohSa 81 STni66L t6MIL $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05
HaanRo Daya
RI DUscAH1SMs n9Mss1HG 4 Co,
!. soutAsast conner Ninth and d streets northwest

~. - F. n
b ''. HUcTio6ExRS :
seufAsast conner Ninth and D streets northwest
rRUsrEE's SALE OF L0f NEAH HOWARD
=, ,,,... -. USsyss ss IL -. MN s,x q,
=. "a Ssss .sss.ea s. Si.ss.ie. d &c
p. n. Lot re, n Rlcck N9; e Y HovSrd UNI
rem: one tnisd cash; rssdss q AZ md twelve
month"; VII g. 81 cent interest rom ~ Sa
ID; Tsrhs o o cenpllsa With d Ave days, or .
....... Dussass6sE' SSSHtfsSS s.I. g;
-VA0WR1- 49, = : :
D. Raj Ess.te A.etioseer and BROKER.
r.u,z =, .ass . ~. : ps STA. TWO ',
sT0RX HRIcx DWELLlM9, NTH HACH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05

To.01y. - -
RI HOLDEH 4 oP8ECE, iEts 81
~ Real Estafe ukaxS nuA Auet1GnDRa ~
a. Psnnsyivania svsaas. srafs
PAyNgEssSKEa.s AL {, 2! 2, 9, h!sAHSE M
YIN 3 oeercd &c eur sslesesen, q yattle Hlss &
tho EiEheat hld1ex, ee00oD41n6 ios - oeeooek
Ifs6Sx s RI. i..saau 8 "a s'si.sa.1
Apsefy s21a Y q x n a.,..,..s.
mr. IAsi1EA Hmxa1x,,a 3, a.i i,s,,
ID -AueioaeaeS a,ad 1sal kltSS{ leskel ~ !. +.
oe-'f = s:yS1: ssS,ss k''vsssA .sF
.iF1SiEssl
~ Rs5 ai4s'siaA Rrn4i,rskLs ys.a,vPT
% r2a .7f'i = - tO1 nae ~ = . i'5I y
$50 'i1 ~, I. 0IL RAxA1I1Gs, sr1 IS .
From the FhilhlslpAis AZ 6sIsefy, -y1Hs
a't1 Ts b I'D - sbs EVENINGS - , -
, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,s
February = . and 6 eomsenein6 as 7sU o'clock.
Now open Tor B1hiAittsa, Day and Hvsnisg, Z
with Descriptive Catalogues, 50
mir A. lhs PENNSYbvAMIA AVENUE
81 Between Elevensh snd 1wsafsh streets. q
SALE POSITIVE. = .5sTlls5' i.I1.. - IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANaEarKET-rw TRAINS DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAY, BETWEEN WASHING.
TON AND HAMILTON, BEGINNING AUGUST

L wsniSsssGn !, "a IN = s1 d. ssS AL
ieoing vs.sw..O e ll:1.. q. and 81 ?. n, and
Lesvc Hamilton st $40 8. N. and ESQ = N. PAS
LeesbulF (goinE e..tvsrd q "a n and i:lo F. m,
and Il Washington Is e;0 Q. N. ana Did p. A.
f.s.engsr1 Com M:.h,e giSI Tin tsss ~ Mass,
railroad Station at q N. s4d p. M, and %
through to HaniltoH without chang! Of car.
n. train ffom Hamilton connect at Hamilton With
KsIRs daily line Of eoaeess fSI sr,si
Reamer's line OF coaches, which leave Le6sbarS
Ss%s;;sis: s:s;ss sS;ss 4 ri Mi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05
DY DUNCANDoN. BOWLING 4 ca,
ID AucdonserS, soatheast corner Of Ninth and D
TRUSTEES, SALE or TIksr-cLAss DWELL.
IM9-HOuSEs ON SOUTH A sfREEr, CAPT.

byvirtas q . assd q trsse fron Albert Grant
and yife, datsA 41gu.s = ls1l, snd dnly reeorded
q ths D:sr.ct 81 Ss.snsis. xs YIN :sI a RuS,e
lots n1nSsrsa IS gsd e Of ar.lt,s sa6dIvi.lon 81
square No. ~, n tie city d Washington, D. @.
~ g Dc q IS prior assds Il trust
Lots 10. q % aid a 6eatinG o. Soath a strest,
are Improved b. SlbSfsntial bf1ck Dwellings, three
fS.. ~ sssS d :stsss.
81 II. sveHS :s X q ~ So~shs, fes ~SieS he
notes Of the psrchs5k, With inss.sst q ION per
cared on The propesS9 cold, viii b TAKEN. A de-
posit fe0 WIN Be REQUIRED on each lot q the time
IN Ave dsys the trustees reserve the right TO resell
the property, "a I've dAyss notice ~ advertisement
1870. & &. 9 DAoyTZsA,xAs srru.t.s..
ID Real Estate Broker and Anetioneee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
co p. "a I se .aS ss an *
HARNESS, sADDLERH 4 TRCNlke.
Fellow. H.l; BeaSis ana Sun &c H.rnsss 80.
pairing done with sestnsss and dispatch.
HORSE-GHOEAS, 80 - ~
ss1 20 aSe q
AnLIkeros HOUSE, I. Reessis & Son., VI. sve.
NJ. t cIo1p Horn, n j. Hillman, Oh snd ss.,
Amsrc,n and nsat r AZ NJ, snS Pc.
sna
-woEXLEY's HOTEL, corner n and 18th streets. !.
HOUeE.FURyI6HING 6TORES.
rsAYG, g ~ ;. rsss cs ans as.sd
,soss SsDss, nj ~ g.: near r.: ave. Useful
= HousekeepinR srfscies at low prices. q
INSURANCE OFFICES. 1919
q ias Dis.sic. q CSIumbia, say frnn., aye.'
sruS AaIiIcTon FIN i.su1Axcz Co.. 10 g
street y W; near lst9 rs strs g au,,sinr. n 81
INSIHpNENT AAKERs. r O.
s.FIscHKH, eurE. Instruments, Trusses, a. m st.
IRON FOUNDRY. -z.-..5f =
pAuoHTon CUlIIH, cor. eth and n streets, (oid
S.as ssss 3ssSs. k.. q x 1as
JUDTlCE8 OF TINE PEkCE.
fE.J. KLofTIR. cd La. ave. Also, Notary Puslie.-
LADIE1s DRESS TRIAMIE06.
-kowE's, 0i Aarhet Space, and 80 Penna. avenue
LAUNDRlE8.
q. 7. LAUHDsY. % c st., eor.4x; work ven done
LIE, CKHENI. PLAsrER, ne. -
LITHOGRAPHERS. =
to-Lithosfaphy specially. -. "a
&c. ENTwis1LIA Co., cor, 7th st. and Ls. ave.
.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05
-.6TSMTHEJN.-
AUCTI0N SALES.

Rv AgNCA1o01, 1OWLlA = Co,
- AueteonesrG foutkeast corner of y tntn nn4 ~
- = r---,.-a- gtfDofn uorfhve1S.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05
AUCTION SALES.

ya'Is' fs-osy:3 q ., f37,,7sl 7l,'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05

DY DvHC. <nSpA, Sowing = CO,
ID Asssisaser.N ses es sssf sssesf NINA aaa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-05

OI! 3k10lI MORNING, IsssasryA iU4 1t
AlasDD assesesAe1 e 1neoooaFe, being esuslgu-
nento Of Rssaa1nfe m oo0 q he best 1sDsiss.
sa4F, ~ sess1sis ~ uaised ssat~. M Laa %
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21
The Connecticut Election.

The Republicans in Connecticut have
been holding State Convention to nomi-
nate candidates for State offices, and have
made their annual declaration of public
policy. The platform of the party in Con
necticut is somewhat different from the
policy administered at Washington. Thus,
the Connecticut Republicans declare that
the Executive interference in Louisiana, by
which the usurpation of Kellogg was made
possible, was wrong, and that the Presi-
dent should have done in that case what he
did In Texas refuse to interfere in behalf
OF the defeated candidates, and hermit the
people to be governed by officers of their
own choosing. This doctrine, which is
good Republlcanism in Connecticut on tho
eve Of an election, is denounced in Wash
ington as akin to treason. While the Re.
publicans of Connecticut are asserting this
principle of noninterferance by the FEEDER
al government with State elections, Sena-
tor Morton declares that to adopt that
principle would deluge the South with
blood. The Republican party of Conpecti-
cut declare their hostility TO anv further
increase OF the paper currency and insist
on the early resumption of snec;e nav
ments; but these 'principles, arc ao,,d pny
denounced by such leading statesmen aOioat
Washington as Logan and KELLEY IT, %e
connecticut Republicans do not stop here
put insist on reduction of the expendi'
lures at Washington and demand strict
ecohomy Tor the tuture-measures which
me Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary
Oh var, and Secretary of the NAVY. snn.
ported oy faelie majorities in both branches
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21
MoFFAT's LIFE Pills
PHOENIX RITTERS.

The most Successful Medicines
in the world.
Established i'm 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases of diseased
Liver, Blood, or Skin, Indiges-
ton, COstiyeness, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectCURES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
N Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. p. MILLS. Sole Prop'r,
Is5 LBERTYssTREET, NEW YORK.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21
GILMAN! CLIMAX?

I"-c'S G. max Salye, a Family
- eSsing for % cents.
1t heals without scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant it tOcure Scr0fula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without ore failure.
1t has no parallel-hayirg per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is compound of
Arnica, with many other En-
tracts and Balsams, and put up
i'll larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21

THE Rock ISLAND ARGUS seeks our
best judgment respecting the Union, of
that city. Well to be honest and frank
about it, Colonel, we think the Union about
the weakest, thinest, most water cruelty
concern for a newspaper that is printed in
Illinois. And we wonder, since Levi Mi
chael, or the Little Blonde, as he is COM
monty called has taken to abusing the com
munity which affords him shelter, food and
whisky, that some truly good man does not
arise and cause the place that now knows
him to know him no more, the same as the
President, to the unbounded satisfaction of
the people, tenderly snatched him out of
the post Office. That is our greatest Won
der just nOw.-GeneseO Republic, Ia Re
publican paper.)
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21
His Head is Level.

Mr.. G. G. Buel, of Rock Falls, White
side Co., this State, well known as prom
nent and active manin the Farmers Move
ment, in letter to the Industrial Age,
says
"That government, or any other than
Almighty power, can create value by a
simple decree, is preposterous. That a
representation of value can ever be put
into circulation as money, without refer
ence to some specific object of value as its
measure as standard. some object which
is reasonably Fixed and unchangable in its
value, is equally absurd"
No better answer, in fewer words, can
be given to the crazy greenback imitation
lists. of the Johnny Logan stripe.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21
On March 31st, Next.
10000 Tickets, $4,000 Gifts
LIST OF GIFTS.

Total 1000 Gifts, all Cash, amounting to$1 100000
sag- The concert and distribution of gifts will
positively and unequiyocaly take place on the day
and the 12,00O gifts all paid III proportion to the
number of tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves S25; Tenths. or each
coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 2212
Tickets for 81 900; 113 Whole Tickets for 5000
22I Whole Tickets for $4,000 No discount on less
than $500 wo tn of tickets.
The time for the drawing is near at hand, and
persons intending-to purchase tickets have no time
to lose.
THOS. f. BRAMLETTE,
Ag't Pub. Libr. Ky, and Manager Gift Concert,
Public Library Building, Louisville, KY.
Tickets at E Breunert's or Smith It Bonneys
Drug Stores. 216d&w1m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21

of Congress, refuse to entertain. In Con-
necticut, on the eve of election, the Repub-
lican party cries aloud for retrenchment,
and in Washington it demands increased
taxes to meet increased expenditure.
This platform is patched up to meet the
exigencies of the local campaign; While
in the main it takes true and manly ground
on the questions it refers to, it is utterly
repudiated by the party at Washington,
and practically everywhere else. The fact
is the Republican party has no distinctive
principles; it is an organization kept up tc
declare dividends, and Eldredge, of Wis
consin, and Fernando Wood are as gooc
Republicans, for all practical dividend pur
poses, as Butler or Starkweather. AS be
tween the office-holding Republicans ant
the Office holding Democrats, on the aver
age, there is not pin to choose. |
makes no difference which party carries
the Connecticut election.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21

There is not British soldier on the Ca
madam frontier from the mouth of the st.
Lawrence river to the Rocky Mountains.
The home government as measure OF sim
pie economy withdrew every regiment and
battery and told the Canadians to employ
their own militia if they thought they need
ed military defence. The United States,
however, maintains over 1000 soldiers on
the Canadian border Manifestly they are
not needed there, and they serve no pur-
pose whatever except to provide commands
and keep few officers on the active and
full-pay list. There is not regiment nor
company of British troops in or around
the commercial city of Liverpool. In and
around the harbor of New York are 1924
soldiers Of the United States. Their en-
ployment here is wholly unnecessary, and
a sheer waste of the public money. And
all over the United States east of the Mis-
souri, river the posting of detachments of
the army is similarly unnecessary and
wasteful.
The Republican party is assuming a
grave political responsibility in yielding to
any pressure to have the present force of
the army maintained. The cost of its re-
tention beyond the 10000 men sufficient to
handle the Indians of the plains is twenty
three and half millions of dollars year.
Guilty of the senseless waste of the peo-
pies money, dare the leaders of the Re
publican party go into the next Presiden-
tial election.-N y Som.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-03-27
PEDIGREE.

the owners stable, IN Dodgevllle, Wisconsin.
PEDIGREE. .,
Coxrr wa, sired by Herrick," he by 5asfd Hill,
original "Black Hawk" dam Of Herrick" by
.sHam bletoniap." COMETS dam sired by ole
" Comet Morgan" from whom descended the Yer
mont race of Morgan trotters. Dam imported
ConnT was purchased in Vermont in ases a. foul
years of age, and brought west by his present own
err since which time he has been kept In Iowa coun
COMETS colts all show more than ordinary tret
ting ability. No extended comments are necessary
| as COMET and his stock are 80 well known 10 thi'
Farmers and stock -raisers would do well to con
slider before they patronize horse, that the differ
ence in outlay between COMET sd ordinary horse;
is very small; that it costs more to raise good
colt than to raise poor one; that COMETS colts al
maturity meet with ready sal and are quickly bought
up ut prices than double those paid for common
colts from the same class of dams 1t is we'll known
in this community that COMETS colts are in SO great
demand that there are not enough for sale in tho
county to supply it. Inquiries are constantly made
from abroad by letters and otherwise and generally
bg horsesen for COMETS colts and there
are scarcely any left for sale in this vicinity OLD
enough for market.
This demand is created by of their superior
merits in speed and durability, and as roadsters a.
| for general purposes; and it will be seen by refer
ence to his pedigree that these qualities arc not
tho result of accident but of combination in GOMEZ
of the best blood to be found In the rottng horse
| of America, viz: Hambletonian, Black Hawk, Nor
| gan and hocoughbr Like begets like -"
As matter of speculation. it pays to invest In
| stock that finds ready market.
Demand makes ready market, quick sales and
| goodp rices..
TERMS $500 for the season from which there
will be 40 deviation. An approved note 10 be given
at the time of service payable October LIST, 1874.
COMET will be attended by thorough and com
| petent horseman. Mares from a distance will have
the best of and pasurage at so cents per week
All accidents and escapes at owners risk
Ii. G, CUTLER.
P.S.-As the owner expects to be absent most
of the Summer. all notes must be given. and I'll
money paid at the banking office of Reese Carter
Dodgevills w isconsin. 10 other contracts will be
recognised. Zomhc-u Ii. u u
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-03-27

tiplIcity of irrelevant suggestions. It was
finally decided that the teachers be allow.
ed the privilege of experimenting. this
coveted bus; ness, and further that they be
allowed to defray al incidental expenses oc-
curing therefor out Of their own priva te
purses. This magnanimods decree is de-
serving of the highest mark sof common
dation and is one which the. teachers
duly appreciate.
The teachers are determined to raise
the standard of our schools and to place
them on their true basis, and to carry
this out; the cooperation of the school
patrons Is Indispensable. 1t is hoped that
the pareE. will aid in securing the desired
end, and see that his child is at school in
time, and manifest an interest in menta,
culture In this way what is lost in facil.
ties and apparatus may be supplemented
individual enterprise. +.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-03-27
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court CONNIE need in this place
on Tuesday. Judge Mills on the bench.
The following is summary of the pro-
ceedings up to Thursday noon:
John S. Rickerd VS.. D. W. Averill.
Judgment for plaintiff
In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph
Eathorne. Continued, but afterwards set
tied by parties.
Edward Cronin VS.. David W. Jones.
Continued on affidavit By defendant. S2S
and costs of term to be paid in 80 days,
or answer stricken out.
Robert Wilson, County Judge, VS.. James
Gahill Continued by consent of par
ties
Chas. l.. Stephens VS.. Alex Wilson
Continued.
James A. Plat vs.. Thomas Davies.
| Continued by plaintiff. 81 and costs Of term
to be paid in 80 days or dismissed.
Michael McGovern VS.. the Town OF
Highland Judgment for defendant $2l.
Peter Noble, ct al VS.. John Strachan, ct
al Continued, order dismissng as against
Strachan.
John Pryor VS.. John Hickendorn, ct al.
Continued on affidavid of def ndant. $l4
and costs of term to be paid in 30 days.
David Evans, ct al vs. Hugh Connaugh-
ton. Dismissed at cost of defendant.
August T., Sulhohn. ct al VS.. Hiram
Bickford, ct al. Verdict for defendant.
Michael Shields VS.. Michael Shaaf, ct al.
Settled
RI. Huntington ct al vs.. Newell N.
Jones, ct al. Settled.
Geo. Westcott VS.. Newell N Jones, ct
al. Continued, costs of term to be paid
IN 80 DAYS or judgment by default.
Samuel Richards VS.. Gordon Andrews.
Continued on motion of defendant 81
and costs of term to be paid in SO days or
| judgment by default,
Jacob Lutzee VS.. Newell N. Jones, ct al.
Continued on defendants affidavit s. and
cos is of term to be paid in 80 days, or
Judgment by default.
John Sullivan VS.. John Murphy. Con-
tinued.
Louis Oliver, ct al VS.. Hugh G. Jones,
ct al Dismissed by plaintiff.
John II Vivian vs.. John r. Jones ct al.
Continued on.defendant's affidavit. 81 and
costs of term to be paid in 80 days, or
judgment by default.
| Thomas Tregar VS.. Alice Richards, con-
timed at plaintiffs cost.
Elisabeth Williams VS. Richard Jacka.
Continued by consent.
Hugh G. Jones VS.. Louis Oliver. Dis
missed.
Frederick Bishop VS.. John Cokef. Con-
| tinued by def't. 81 and costs of term to
be paid in 80 days or Judgment by de.
fault
Patrick Bray VS.. Alex. McCrubb. De-
murrer
Stephen Norris VS.. Syburn Wells. Con-
| tinued on Defendants affidavit. 81 and
costs of term to be paid in so days or
judgment by default.
Henry McGowen. ct al VS.. Mary F.
Buckingham. No issue.
sjohn Breer VS.. Carl Evers. Appeal
dismissed
| Samuel Cozzens VS. Mary II. Cozzens.
! Compliant discontinued.
/ State of Wisconsin VS.. Henry Dolphin.
Continued On defendants affidavit.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Thomas Stevens.
Continued, and defendant pays costs of
present term.