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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08
Maine Central Railroad
Company.

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited by this Com.
- pany until September first for the purchase of
five hundred thousand dollars, any part thereof,
in its se"en per cent Consolidated Mortgage Bonds,
due in 1912. Interest and principal payable in Bos-
ton.
The proposals will be opened at o'clock p. NJ,
the first of September next, at the Treasurers of
flee at Augusta, and the bonds awarded TO the high
est bidders, who will be Immediately notified. The
Company reserying the right to de lime unsatistac-
tory offers.
The Bonds will be subject to the accrued coupon
interest from April l. 1874.
Payments to be made in installmens viz: Ten
per cent. upon notification of acceptance OF bid
fortyGve per cent. upon the fifteenth OF September,
and forty five per cent. upon the first day of Octo
Der; or The full amount may be paid Immediately.
Proposals should be addressed to
j. s. CUSHING, Treasurer,
augs,t3w Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

The street commissioner should have
credit for doing good job in the construction
of plank sidewalk on the east side of Water
street, in front of Sayward, Dolan and Cross
strow :"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

The license of the Atlantic and Pacific In
surance Company, of Chicago, has been re-
vokcd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

The fall term of the Dirigo Business Col
lege, of this city, will begin the first of Sep
TENDER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08
Cincinnati produce Market.

Cincinnati. Aug. :, 1874.
PORK-frm, at ~ 00d2t.
LARD-steam ALB; kettle, g lIl4-.
BULK MEATS-shouIders 50 90 clearrib sides
lliid-; clear sides l21s al5-.
BACON-shoulders ~ a.; clear rib sides ll7s
ll& clear sides PA 9l2'a.
WIISkEl-96- 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

The county convention for Somerset county
will probably be called to meet in Skowhe
gan, on the eth of August
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08
Eoral ana State Mems.

1t is expected that the Grand Jury WIZ
finish their labors and report to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

Friday, Saturday and Sunday arc the ''big
days at the Methodist campmeetng in Rich
mond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

The Treasurer of the Maine Central Rail
road, Mr.. Gushing, invites sealed proposals
for the purchase of bonds of the road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

The Argus raises the name of L. X.
O'BRlos, as candidate for member of Con-
gress from this district. If our political OPP
ponents will only tell US the name Of the gen.
tleman they have pitted against sir. Blaine in
this district-whether it be James, William,
Zachariah or Thomas O'Brion or OBrien-
then we will get up our muscle for the cam
pagn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

There will be no meeting of Mr.. Nye's
Cold Water Temple until September, as many
of the children are away on their vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08
DifD.

In West Freeman, 10th inst, of canker rash, Lau.
ra r., wife of Luraman Z. Crosby, aged Is years,
month and IA days.
In Rockland, 27th ult., Mrs. Ann, wife of the late
Jesse McLain of New Sharon, aged 16 years and 10
months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

The dirty, greasy pedlar of yellow covered
sensational literature, who throws his worse
than worthless trash into the lap of every
passenger on the rail car, has become an in
tolerable nuisance. He is ably seconded in
his efforts to disgust the travelling public, by
the vender of figs, pop corn, prize candy,
vegetable ivory and cholera packages. How
much longer will respectable corporations toll
crate these nuisauces?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08
e WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, ID. c., Aug. I.
Wash, s. For New England the pressure
will diminish with fresh and brisk south to
west winds, higher temperature, and cloudy
weather and rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

Intelligence has been received from John
Boylan, otherwise John Winslow, who was
horribly bitten in this city on Sunday last, by
a dog belonging to Mr.. John B. Norton. He
is at the L. S. Marine Hospital, Chelsea,
Mass, and his wounds are healing fast, with
course Of ten days. The surgeon writes that
he is in destitute circumstances, and wants
help. He has given the name of John Nc
kennie at the hospital, thus claiming for him
self three names. This seems to be very
strange, and to squint of fraud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08
FINANCIAL C CONNER CIAL.
New YORK Money Market.

New York. Aug :, 1871.
EVENING REPORT.
Gold llGi.a.
Custom receipts, $i75 000
The Assist II easurer paid ont today s23s COO
on account of interest and $4,000 IN payment OF
bonds.
Money easy at = and pig per cent.
Sterling quiet and steady 4SG DIS for TO days
ij04 ai901a for demand
Imports OF dry goods for the week 81 $40 ,9Ji.-
The rates for carrying were lGt per cent.
Business of the gold exchange bank:
Gold balances 500 900
Gross clcaraaces 81 2SS OOs
Currency balances l753 80
State bonds dul.
Government bonds quiet and steady.
Clearing House S'atemeHt:-
Currency Exchange SO al 207
Currency Balances, ISL, >G5
cold Exchange, 500 $50
Gold balances, oGH, 26G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

Mr.. Geo. W. Smith, of Skowhegan, one of
the conductors on the the Maine Central
Railroad, has received from the Encampment
of st. John, X. T., ST. john, n. B., an ee-
CANT gold chased ring, as a slight testimonial
Of their respect for courtesics received at the
hands of Mr.. Smith, during the late excursion
trip of the Commandery to Portland. a note
of thanks accompanied the testimonial, from
Y. Hesbet Robertson, Secretary of tho Com
mandery, and there is an added value TO the
gift, as it is all open and above board, coming
through the office of the superintendent of the
road; AMI is not one of the Indian gifts
''You give me and | give you, that excite
suspicion from railroad managers, but real
and hearty acknowledgement of courtescs
received and appreciated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08

David Barker, the poet, is spending a few
days in Belfast for the Ienefit of his health
Rev. Mr.. Ingraham, of Carlisle, Pa. is
spending a few days in this city.
A. G. Emery, Esq, and j. Ii. Knox, Esq,
of Skowhegan, were in the city yesterday en-
their way to campmecting. For seven years
past Mr.. Emery has been the faithful and
obliging Clerk of Courts for Somerset county.
He declines denomination this year, and will
pursue the practice of Law, for which he is
well qualified.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08
Call and Settle.

IL indebted to the late firm of HOLMES ~
n SHAW, Bakers, are requested to call at the
shop and settle their bills immediately. am fully
authorized to adjust all accounts.
E.P. SHAW.
Augusta, Aug. !, 1874. ang3-t2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-08
| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

TO TIE
, 1874-06-04
The New Capitol of Iowa.


We wero ut Dos MoineB laBt Wock md inter-
viowed tho nov Capitol. or .what there Is Of it.
and 1t ia cortainly o most interesting object to
visit. It man wishes toBoo work built to stand
forever ho can llnd 1t thore If anywhere. The
great mass Of the work dono is below surface,
and this imn1etlse cellar is divided into numer
ouB COMPARTMENTS, and IL arohed over so that 1t
does not show from aboyo, but q 1lali-hour's tour
through its tooms mud PASSAGES will show the inl~
boon put into it. This cellar was,complote laHt
fall. They aro now at work upon tho basement
atory, into Which they put Johuaon County
atono, and arc 1uakiug aomo aplondid walla with
them. The bottom coltrso Of tho walls IL gram
ito, mostly Of q dark color, which IS brought
from Samk Rupida, aboYo st. Paul. It Ia in
immense blocks, aud for tic position it IL used
for is q magnificent stono. Tloy havo uHod in
thia oourao aomo Buchanan County houldora. 1t
complete this basement wall, but, above these,
it is thought tho Johnson County stone will not
do. For the hase1nont wall tho Htonos ar0 dressed
with picked surfaea, in which tho spots which
occur in tloHn stones do not nppoar. but above
tho BtoueB will be hammered smooth and will
show overy iiporfection OF Hurtaac. Again, the
stono aro found not to bo entirely roliable. We
saw hall-a-lozon which had withstool the shock
OF q,larrying, hauling, md handling, aud some
OF them dressing, aud thdn bro1en in the der
rick which was raising tliom to the wail, or the
dofoct VIVA diHcoyerad before thoy nal gone 60
far, and all this from hidden SCANS. Tile stone
hold together, with Aoam running through,
most Of it, mud wllon some severe atralu comes
urnn it ths will give way. aud sonlotimos IN
very dangerous manner, It will make splendid
baaemont-wali, but will nut probably DO used
further, ,,
, 1874-06-04

uoorgo .. Mcclellan. Her moasnromonte otc.,
d5 foot; lopth, Rt}l foet boilers 10 feeti en-:
sin9s roos , a11nn M 70 oSoo ri.
guns, from IL to Oh pounds which wns clin,,goa
In 1866 to five. 15-peh gina, Weighing ~ to!is
oaoh. md capablo Of throwing n round SHOT Of
425 pounds, ard two 1o.incll riflo guns, unaor
carrying, two 20-inch nmootl,-horo gunn, throw
Ing solid shot wolghing 1,pa0 pol,nla oach, or
two wrouglt-lron 12-incl! fiao guns. throwing
blot Weighing COO pounds each aud capable Of
Il ahe could be. completed aB ller spocifa,a-
tlons now call for, would be, It IL sald, the
most formidable iron map-of:war ailoat: II
converted INTO merchant vossol, sllo would be-,
passenger rossel. Having heavy rlatIng-ln
most plaeos trebo riyoted-.a'd wator-tight com
rartmonts, tho tlargor Of foundering would bo
slight, and her calculated apood M a merchant
yoaae 1o wcnd bo 10 4aos psf honr % At thiA rsto
Abontt 81, 600, 900 Inns boon expondod upon tho
ye.no', mud IL Is calculated TINT about 430o,000
moro will he necessary to complete llor as d
war vessel, or s290,000 for merchant voHae
tion is hor facility IN mateuFering. sho has
two Sorrows, which arc 80 arranged that
thoy aro under tho control OF separate On:
gincB, titus allowing hor to turn OIL her "hoel,"
which is not only great aavlng OF time, but
mites hor available for nnrrow channels, M sho
can tl,En IN any direction within tic space Of hor
own length. Tho battery was noarly rebuilt by
Con. Mcclellan. and vas also greatly strength
oned, having added an inner hull Of iron inch
In thickness. It il ntended that sl.o shall have
sido arlnor 10 inches thick, deck arnor TX
inches. and turrot Is inches thick. 1t Ii safd
thak tho agents OF aovera1 foreign powers have
boon oudoavoring to purchase her. but have
beon dotorrod by the fact TINT tho aale rasts
with tho State Of Now Jorsoy, Which has been
only rocentty authorized by tho Legislature to
ofYor hpr at pubic sale.
, 1874-06-04

hatan tho chargeH under whlo tAoy arc p!aco, is
natlor Of docp regret tint tho 1realylory 8l!oul
laya Ind fts attention called to tho uturarcca Of Mr.
Ewing without putting On record \ s,nG!o word q
cc'isra. admonition. OF dlesr,royal II too in,ch
tn s1y tint III itH von Of hc.n It las, Ia nl !ntoa
and purposcat Endorsed tho rresching Of Tro 9winH.
glrGli ia aauct10n to atttul!uurlants aud oi0 III.
jury 10 tho ca,sc which II Ia putlHut to maintain.
t Tile caEo wnH clearly proved. The verdict or tho
prcabytpry wHn therefore, m unrghtenis decision.
Ilcsn my reaaoB Tor Appealing from decision In
which no large majority OF my corcshytera CONCUR.
With respect for tiD reverend ji.ttcatory over
which you preside, and high roVart1 for yourself,
am, worry sincerely yours, tMANp1H L. PATTON,
, CutoAno, Juno 2, 1874.
Tt Is tho duty Of tho Moderator to transmit
these roasonB, together with tho record Of tho
trIal, to tho Moderator OF tho Synod, mud o will
probnbly tlo 80 within 4 wcok. 'Wllotl that body
n,aeta ir October, tho appoa will DO actod upon,
and il tho obtootionH to tho fnting OF tho info.
rior court nre found to DO valid, tho Synod will
try tic case upon tho record. In such an ovont,
tito Court will bo composed Of tho
prosbytorios Of Rock River, Ottawa, Md
Freoport; tho Chicago presnytory being OK
cluded atnco it ia q party to tho iuHuo. It will
bo represented by counsel, tho Rov. Il. w. Pat
torAon, Wfilo Prof. Patton will attond to his
Bide personally. Al tho Synod will be composed
exclusively Of country and village clergyn,on,
WHO arc not remarkable for lntitudinariauism
when the confession Of fulfil IL involved. It ia
moro than likely that the verdict OF tho PreBby-
tory will not bo Sustained.
, 1874-06-04

1t is very ssd When tho pastor Of Christian
church senH 1T to Indulge In burglary, lilo Rev.
Madison Iewis (oolorod) is or WAS tho shepherd
Of hablo look IN Bayou Darrataria noar AlgIory,
La: Somebody ono night vent through tho grocery
OK arH. Patterson as we'll a. lor dwelling -honso.
The worry nexs Sunday tho Roy. Madison Lows,
after proaolng most powerful discourse, All
nouneod to the congregation that he had bought
lot Of goods ut very choap ratoa In Nov
Orleans, which ho would Hel! ut low figure for
tho besleft OF tho church. Tho brot!.ern lid not
axlIauht his atook, aud 10 tho ltoy. Madison
started OH u trading expedition mp through tl.o
swatnpa and pralrlos. Alasl tho poliuo Wora ol,
the track OF tho preacher, aud catio up with him
just as lo had dlsnosetl OF thrco piouua OF
calico to q oo1orel sator. liz managed 10 get
away At that t1no, but. yonturIng homo, llo wes
consigned to tho oalabooso, with aeyoral Of hin
hook, who aro supposed to havo known vol
enough wl,ero tho goods ca1no froru. AZ q
natural raAut Of tlllH melancholy eyout, tho
ocalosiastical qstablishmont Of BAr1atariA Uayuu
y M,,'a II ruins, ana tue n,oa'1lng Of the Rov.
period.
, 1874-06-04

4 duel took place on Motarlo Ridge, near New
OrloauB Inst Friday evening. The Nav Orleans
Duiietin says of 1t: "Il,o cause OF tho mecting
between htr. A. Guitlotto and MIR, Piseros grow
out Of sone private matters with which the pub
lio havo nothing to do. Tho ter1na OF the Meet
Ing wore that tho weapons wore to bo tho ,,sunl
duollng pistols, tho distance ton pncea, aud both
parties to advance after tho word .flre' and
shoot at will. Promptly at tho appointed hour
aftor toasng for position alMl ,sord tic respect. @
ivo frienda withdrew OIL either Hldo, mud in n
cool, oear VOICE tho word was yiyou 'aentle-
nell, ara you ready? Fire! aud tho ila,no
flashed from llr. Guillottd'g pistol. Mr.. Pisoros,
without firing, foil, wounded in tho loft Bitlo.
Tho usual cot,rtosles wero exchanged by tho Soc
oudB, and tho physicians at onco devoted thoir
attontioua to tho wounded man. Thono present,
npprecia.ing tho serious character OF the wound,
eoilt to the city for other physcianB, who ar
rived Oh tho spot i'll short time"
, 1874-06-04

Tho conrorgntor'H inventory Of tho estate
Martha 1iobb, q Iuuntlo, waH approved.
hon, tho inventory. ,sppr99lsen'ont, aud Widows
awnrd woro approved, ind Tho WIDOWS selection
filed. ....
3 Tho oxooutora account OF Ito assato OF III.
eorlppH saA approved.
his nuncupatiyo will was proven, md lettora Of
administration with tho will annexed wore is.
alc1 to Frederick Dlosxen under MI approved
bond Of 81 200.
Tho inventory, appralaoment, md widov's
proved.
In tho caso Of Annie, wor,an WHO olaims ia
DO the coImmon-law widow Of Lars Tulledson,
tho eysnee M &c w4 hoard yqaory n tho "sK-
lofrron died July 2. 1872. sud his cstato was
valued at e., 800.
THE GALL.
JupoE BIoDoErr--From lat, unlimitod.
JupaE nooEns-A4s, 4s4, 6l7, 62l, 52s to $40,
JunaE Dooru-1st to 2oo except 1870, 1877, 1888,
102, l08, 195.
JupaE rnrE-uenoral docket. 1900 to 1,Aoo.
JUDGE GAHY--G0 to 80.
JuDoE Mol'onEnra- -Assists Judge Gary.
JUDGEMENTS.
uxrrEn sTATxs C1nuu1r CounF-Joln q. Drown
Z Tne 1 ,Taolcdo pooria Il Warsaw Hallway Company,
supEnion r-coasEaaroxa- -stchaol .1an-
sss,la.ky Jshn Bauer, sat3-Darana g. = 3st
"
.nd J. II. Wickor, 500 o-Dolano March et al y Thoo-
dors lcintz s'79.ao.-acorgo Corr '. Louis wa'kom,
JupoE uAnr-H: .. poleaon '. 9. E. paront, :ai6-
Edwin Edwards '. H. W Rogers Ir. andJ j. g. Rogers,
!. and q: u. 1lough,. ss4l. 4l.1a-Dayld oroar John
Pres, ]. 9. Grant, md @ Hoffman. s2eIBb.@J Q.
Fcary.v Janca Dcnda. saG5 schweitzer v.
illinois Mutual Firn 1nsurancs Company $5,o6D.-
Mason a., 1lsmlin T. Organ COMPANY y Amer r Temp
II nhsrsa :: H. 4 s % @
!ion.l Hank :. q. ": SseGoar, sl.y5o.5s.E Thcnaa
Bank y. Chicago drest wossern nallroai Company,
$792D7-Jh1uea +. Hayden y. Joseph Rudolph and Il.
\. Ihon,sson. s1s2 a5.-D. 3. Gallup '. ]. 8. Head,
+ Efelourg o ' 1,:ad T. Nj n M9r's saGa
$710. .35aoorgc II. Whacler =. j. \. sto1e sd2435.-
Frank sturgea ct a. Y. y. p. Aio1snJcr, 412o 3D..
poas st'rsi. et T. a. wa
Banks Peter Etcl', *a5s 6o-Lndw'g Foll!nsnn Y.
George l. Batcoldor, $230.3o.W It. Cotroi '. ]. W.
Miingtou, $l32-u. Y: page y. r. u. Welch, sBos.is-
JupaE MoRon.nTs-r. ". Blayncy Y: The City Of
| Ohcago and IL. L. Stewart vnrdiut, $127.
| C1Rourr Counr-CoSTRss1oHs-0. Z. Daraud + Co,
| =. Martin uafstel, $a39.l0.
JUDGE HoorM-Antonio naggio :. Mary Coleman,
s48o.-J. II. Underwood '. George F. Butler and E. r
Nottct1 verdict and motion for now rlal by both
| parties.
THE BupREME coUnT.
= Spetta' Dispatch to The ch,eado Tribune.
| Alr. VERNON ILL.,, June 9.-The Supreme
| Court for the Southern Grand Division met yeA-
| to-day AFTERNOON. Mr.. Justice Walker was
| agreed upon aa Chlef Justice. He waa present.,
| as worc also AsHoclato-J Dreehe, Scott,
| Ofag ard AfoAllister.
riiis morning tho Court disposed OF several
| motions. The examination Of candidates and
the call Of tho docket will commence Tomorrow,
and twonty cases will be called each day till it ID
| flushed.
, 1874-06-04
Tho CZnr.6 Little Girl nlt1 tho Qll0s-
ti0n 0f lsrcccdoncc.


Tho Court Journal to-dny annoltucos tho final
tho litto affair which, al ln,1oh as anything olse
brought tho Emperor OF all tho 1sussias to En-
gland. Hereafter Ills daughter il to DO styled
lior Imperial and 1soyal Higllness," instead of
the Duchess OF Edinburgh, aud " size IL to take
precedence Immediately after the Princess OF
Wacs." Tliis concession would hayo boen
nothing for tho Quoon to hnyo mado volunta-
riIy,-in fact it IL o1lly what ono would have ex-
poctod her to make Of her own FREQ will, aimee 1t
both for her and for PRINCESS l}oatrico to bo
compelled t1uH to abandon thoir litalo game Of
snubhing the new member Of tho family, aud to
be constrained to give her what thoy have
sought to deprive hor Of. 1T the uext drawing
room wo may be slre that Her Imperial and
Royal Highnoas will DO present, and that 1t will
not bo 1leroasary for the Times to invent an-
other canasd concerning ler to ACCOUNT for her
nbsetlco. ,
, 1874-06-04
Report tAut 8pnxlcy IL Coming to
EIurrnr<l.

FfDW sRt ffEfu ] UTE NFHVHtV, -
It IL reported that President Eliot llaa 'bag-
gsd " Prof, Huxley for Harvard University. where
lao will taka tbs p!aca 10 long and honorah!y ll-
cd by Prof. AgaBHz. It IL certainly to ba hoped
that tl!s repogs IL wol!-foundod. Wo Aayo fa!lcll
to produce seiontiBts Of tho first order al yet,
though wo lavo largo and promising crop
growing u1a. But the harvest isnt white III yet,
aud we can't wait tho Hlow procean OF aolontiho
Developments. It. il fortunato that wo can il,.
port fow sayens from England, which IL richer
than VIC aro in tllH rcHpuct. Prof. Huxley to
Harvard, by gil nouns. And tl.on won't Ya!e ha
Jealous as'a Invite prof. Tyndall? And Cornell,
dosorn'no mt to bo outdoao by itH elder aiBters,
ohait endowed Oh purpose for him to Ill,
, 1874-06-04
FLOODED STOCK.
Sale Of Cattle nnl Swino at
Franklin Grove, III.
Fine Auction ut Louisiana, Mo.

grcoiat Dispatch to 7'hc Chicago Tribune.
TIE KlssENaEA SHORT. HORNS.
LOUISIANA, No., Juno 0.-At J. II. KisBonger's
Bu!o OF short-horns, tho attendance WAS good,
Col. Judy being tho a,lctionoor. Illinois took
most Of tho good ones. Following. arc tho
names OF the animals, ago, buyers, aud prices ut
which they wore sold;
COWS.
@ Belle ot nlartsnsburg' tnnd IS months old, 6. W.
DoiIo Of IT, Louis, yoarg. J. Il. Spears, Tai
lnia, ILL.,, $500.
r PIa5is Biosson 81 Sc years, Edward 1os' Spring
Dolina Gth, d. ". Dawson, plattsbapg, No.,
$425.
julia Clay, yoara, Hamo, $3no.
Julia Bair, 6 months, sa,ne, 9a2aS.
Grandeaur, 2 years, William Dass, Ashland,
ia lssslio Isl Sheridan 7 years, g. W. Rust, $3.50.
primufa, imported, J.E. stonobroakor. prai-
ricyl!le. No., $3.50.
IrIs. 2 years, q. ". Dawson, $500,
sop2s. Dsss f., f., 5{s. SsaFs j. H. Potts 4 Son. 7''-
1ds, { I years, T !. E. Griffith, Calumet, No.,
Columbia years, G. w. Rust, $3.50.
Kitty, 6 months, 7. N. Taylor, Decatur, ILL.,,
Constance, Q ycasH, J. II. pickroll, narrlatoun,
cornclia. % months, J. II, Potts l. Son. s4o5.
Queen Charlotte 4tl,, s years. sanlo. $3.50.
Queen Charlotte 7th, & years, j. A. Grtll-
ric, Guthrie, No., $3.50.
Queen Charlotte 8tl, Q yoars Z. 7. Ru1oy,
Rodaing, No., 1855.
Qucen Charlotte 12tn. 2 ycers, J. II, Potts
i Son, $500.
Quoon Charlotte 18th, 20 montha MAJ. Ward,
Kansas City Mo-, 1856.
Queen Charlotte 1lth, lo months, J. II. Potts
Queen Charlotte 18th, months, T. H. ray-
lor, S250.
boauty Noble 90. % months. Edward 1lop,
s775.
Ellen Mcoao, 8 mouths s. stinomltz, alas-
gov, Mo-, $500.
Dllda 18th, ycars, ]. II. plclrcll. e1.G4o.
Nottie Pierce, 5ycars, Mai. Ward, s575.
Tlorontta 2lst. years, William LASS, $255.
Caroline Emprcas 6 months, Il. III. Taylor,
1915.
Vorbona I'd, yoara. 8. stinomitz, $500.
Hoifor cali, G. ". Rust, 1895.
HuLLS.
stnr]ight, yoars, J. II. Spears, ea85.
Ardrlo. Duke Of Liuwood, II months, J, Il.
Pickre, a3l0.
Major Pritchell, Is months, II. 3. W1ite, e1aa5.
Major Wright, ) months O. StInonlitz, sB5.
Duke of Linwooa, IL months, 7. 1I. Taylor,
$500.
Atnog Ladd, 4 months, James Dridgeford,
Santa 70, No., S25,
Red Boy, 0 months, F. e, jameson, Quincy,
ILL.,. ale0.
lroourator, Z months, s, 8. Upton. Mineral
Point, KAN, S125,
Princeton, years, stobbIns 1; DuBtin, sum-
MGR Hill, No., $41O. :
, 1874-06-04
Snlo ut Eranlztin Grove. Iii.

Special Dispatcs to Tho CHICAGO Tribune.
FRANKLIN Grove, Leo Co., ILL.,, juno 3.-The
owned by Y. II. hauHel, was sold to-day, real.
izing ?8,500 for tho lot; also, a choice lot OF
De'kshlre swine, TIC property q Alexander
Charles Of Dixon. J. !. EIlwood, Of DoKalb,
H., did his duty as auctoncer very efllcloutly.
grades included. Tho following IL q ltAt Of tho
animals sold, prices, etc.:
BULLS.
Mozart, 1906, J. Il, Ellwood, DoKalb III.
Baron Of Franklin, $50, II. slukors, Franklin
Franklin Duke I'd, $3.50, William Watson, Do
kalb, Ill.
franklin Duke 4tl, s195, ". Fl. Roe. erosion,
III.
shabona, e1oo, p. Y. Quillhart, shabonu, Ill.
= Frank!in Duke, 1886, N. orabtreo, Carroll
= Franklia Duke 9th, $3.50, L. Boyd. Carroll
Franklin Duke 7tb, e1a5, Il. Duck, Polo, Ill.
CoWa.
Alicia Ection, $3.50, Il. Adrian, Compton, ILL.,
Minnie Ection, 5000. j. q. Lohmai. Franklin
Grove, III.
Bo1lo Of Leo, $500, W. A. Chambers Rochelle
III,
A1oll!e 80. a1oo. II. scaeko Fausu, Ill.
Rod Lucy, $3.50, Z. Adrian, Compton, I'll.
Filligree, 53BD, 11aWks>.E Moore, Polo, Ill.
Dowtrop, s51JU J. 4. Patterson, Rockford, I'll.
y, Filligroo's, boauty, ao10 ]. @ .LaAman, Frank
l!n drove, LII.
Rose Of Franklin, e405. D. lSicAor, Mos
quotte, H.,
Flora Dollo ss05, Hawks Il Moore, Polo, III.
Lady Of franklin, $500, A. II. Doall, Illinois.
hsar OF Hope, e376, Alr. Be4id, Illinois.
Mnggio Spears, $4l0, Mr.. seauke. Farron, III.
Queen OF Dolloyow, $395, A. J. Rogors, ILL
noiH.
Attraotions, si60, j. @. Lahman, Franklin
Groyo, III.
:. Kato Johnston, s175, ]. A.. Patterson, Rook
Falls, III.
Ida Jonos, 1900, II. Hunt, Ashton, I'll.
Forty grado cowB, heifora, and calves wore
sold 1T rricos from $40 to $3.50, being QUO of tho
m0st satisfactory Halon hold this ReaHlu.