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From Waltham.
WALTmAM, July 3, 1875

NALTIIAN, July y, Io'o.
OF late the weather has been more favorable
for the farmers and crops are looking better.
Harvest will be about two weeks earlier than
last year. The prospect for fruit i not very
fattering. A great part of the apples have fall
len off and cherries are quite scarce.
Our roads are being kept in good condition
by champion road grader in the hands Of a
successful operator, MIR. J. VI. Warrick.
Mr. VIM. Scott lost valuable cow last week
by lightning. \ fence post near where the
COW was standing was struck and the shock
killed her
A number Of our ladies contemplate a visit
To Scotland this summer and will start next
week
DR. Davis Of Prairie Center has returned from
his wedding tour and is again ready to attend
To ali wants in his profession.
A Greenback meeting at the Masonic Hall
on Thursday evening was addressed by Hon.
S. NJ Smith of Kewsnee. The attendance was
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Oud max has niVer heed right,
And who takes In the fame av his country no pleasure
These were some of " Private Miles tOReil-
Tvs words" when the cry of Richmond is
ours" echoed through the land. Though we
do not believe in being otherwise than sober
at aay time, we heartily admire the spirit of
patriotism which inspired the writer of the
lines quoted.
From the demonstrations at dawn of this,
the one hundred and second national anniver-
sary-the firing of cannon, ringing of bells,
&c, it is evident that the men Of Seneca are
animated by Il patriotic spirit. The Hon. p.
A. Armstrong, who is on the list of speakers,
has arrived. DR.. w p. Pierce who was adver-
tised. has not come. At time of writing, the
procession is forming, and the march will be
easier, as the rain laid" the dust last night.
This afternoon the light fantastic toe will
be tripped in the grove, and in the evening
Crotty's hall will be a scene of merriment
Dancing is all very fine for graceful, stylish
like figures, but there are many who do not
possess them will enjoy threading the mazes
Well, it's nice to be young, and we wish the
reyelers good time for the rest ofthe day.
Last Friday evening the usual programme
of the Red Ribbon Club Of this place was va
ried by the introduction of musical and liter
ary exercises. The music, both instrumental
and vocal, was very fine, and the readings
quite entertaining. Mrs. VIM. Nickerson
made a short address, commenting on the use
of cider, and pleading with parents to teach
their children to shun 1t. Mr. c. II. II. Thorn
Us, our President read selections from Esop
and Whittier. Mr.. Transeau prefaced his
reading of extracts from Victor Hugo's speech
at the voliaire centenary by few appropriate
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THE COURTS.
Appellate Court,

In this Court, yesterday morning, the following
decisions were annouced:
Joseph McElhany People, for use &c. APP
peal from Carroll. Reversed and remanded.
2 Edw Haywood v Joseph Cation. Appeal
from Peoria. Affirmed.
II The Geneseo Threshing Machine Co V Mil
ton Underwood. Error to Henry. Affirmed
ID w III Davis ct al X NJ Hough. Appeal
from Dupagc. Affirmed.
IA NJ II Fitzsimmons NJ p Walkup, admir-,
etc Error to McHenry. Affirmed.
10 III b Burnett VIM Tdmarsh ct al. Error
to Lake. Reversed and remanded.
Is David Ullman ct al v Peter Singer ct al.
Appeal from Peoria. Affirmed.
% Thomas Libby V School Director, &c. En-
ror to Mercer Affirmed.
"A First Nat Bank Of Galesburgv NJ Magyar. APP
peal from Knox. Affirmed.
81 II BROMLEY People, &c. Appeal from
Mercer. Affirmed.
AZ II Burnett VIM Tidmarsh. Appeal
from Lake. Affirmed.
30 Maria Kelly Herman Classen. Error tc
Iroquois. Affirmed.
SO Emanuel Stein City of Sterling. Appeal
from Whiteside. Affirmed
81 Chas Mclaughlin David Gilmore. APP
peal from La Sale. Reversed and remanded
Opinion filed.
A. John Convey John S Sheldon. Appeal
from Iroquois. Affirmed with costs.
60 w II Noyy Ann Creed. Appeal from lro
quois. Affirmed. Opinion filed
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slim Us the average citizen here is not much
given to that delusion.
Miss Kirkland, lady principal OF Olivett
College, Mich, is in town and will give in
structions In music for few weeks.
I RIRn
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Promises kept inspire confidence; and DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup never promised relief IN the
diseases of childhood without Mt one etfectinS IT.
Hence the popular reliance upon it. Price y
cents bottle,
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$40 REWARD.

Fraycd from the subscriber miles north OF OTTAWA IN
the township of Dayton about the 18th of April 1890 lhE
TS-one wear old sorrel mare, white nee; Two year
ngs one grey mare other bay horse The bay has white
sp0 In forehead ANY person giving Information OF Their
that IN lead their recovery VIII receive me
ahnve reward PATRICK BUTLER.
June IS, 1873 tw'
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marrieD.

At the residence of a. g. Swan near Brownsville, Penn.
June q. 1878 by Rev. j NJ Howard, Mr. JOSEPH BOYD
of Grand Ridge, La Sale county, H., TO Miss EMMA Is
SWAN. of UnOntOMn, Fnyette county. Penn.
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A POLICY WHICH ADDS
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
THE RESTBARGAIN

In Ottawa-Eas Sidccous.us Of one entire block good
buildings orchard hedges walk drives In fact everything
necessary To make a pleasant home VIII he sold for less
han ne fnptOre,Hepis rOrL "A positive fact For
mil narticuigrs r,II m i. q. HARRIS.
June &g-3mOs Real Estate Broker.
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From Seneca.
July 4, ~ NJ, 1877

bad luck 10 tt man that Is sober tonight!
Hes A cnwld hearted t4-lBgh. saycret secesher,
Whose hart for the ould Max has niver heed right,
And who takes in the fame aV his country no pleasure
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County Court.

Guardianship of Davis Ballard ct al. Report
of accounts approved.
Guardianship of Charles Martin. Report of ac'
counts and new bond for $500 approved.
Estate of John b Neustacher. inventory and
apprasemcnt bill approved.
Guardianship of Christina Suppes ct al. Re
port of accounts approved and settlement with
Christina, Caroline, Ernest and Elizabeth Suppes.
Estate of John Smith. Notice for final set
Element at August term ordered published.
Estate of Xenas Cushman. Appraisement bill
and inventory approved and sale OF chattel prop
erty ordered.
Estate of Levi II Rood. Supplemental report
approved.
Guardianship of Anna VI OverhOlt ct al. Re
port Of accounts approved.
Guardianship of Robert Aldenbruck. Final re
port approved and guardian discharged.
Estate of VIM Knoesgen. Claims OF Henry
Esct, II q Saur, Stout " liupp dismissed for wan
of prosecution.
Estate of Jacob Rietz. Order for notice of fina
settlement to August term.
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The Circuit Court.

In this Court case Of considerable interest
was tried this week, that of Mrs. E. f. Colwell
against the c., B. II @. r. r. Co., to recover
5000 damages on the death of her husband, who
was killed by train on that road some time ago,
in which the jury awarded a judgment for 50, 800.
Following are the cases disposed Of
CRIMINAL.
81. The People, DC, Edward Gould. Con-
tempt Discharged.
40. Same John Driscoll ct al. Recognizance.
Discharged.
COMMON LAW.
l22 Stephen s. Rogers Moshcr. As
sumpsit.
ct al Debt. Decision reserved.
142 Eror f Colwel, adm'X, &c, The c, b x
QRRCo. Case. Jury trial: Finding for plain
tiir of $500 damages.
235. Anna Anderson Cyrus Havenhill. APP
peal. Continued,
237. James Donnayan Patrick Donohue.
Judgment for dcfendant-no cause for action.
243. Wood William w Haskill. Appeal.
Continued.
243. Thomas Kennedy Cornelius Nelson ct
al. Confession. Dismissed.
253. Isaac S Lock John Murray. Appeal
Continued.
40. The People, &c, v Seth II Ballard. Dis
missed by plaintiff.
46l. The National City Bank of Ottawa John
Kerns. Judgment for plaintiff, 500.
463. p Murdoch Charles f ingalls, and Jo-
seph Mosher. Judgment by confession for plain
tiff for $l32.l6.
46t Passer & Reitz Asa B Panley and Oscar
B Wheeler. Judgment by confession for plain
tiff for $5O7.70
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For Sale Or Trade.

The undersigned offers her saloon and boarding house on
NM street in the city OF Ottawa sale cheap will trade
for farm property The house is commOdous, IN goou con
dtlon and doing good business, and II desrec psge
property. MltS. JOHN hoLh'
Ottawa June I'D is7s-lmo
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
stsamosals ano RAILROADS
NY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
IA q. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, j.
leave yestry Street Pier at 1885, and 24h street er st
keepse RhinebecK. Saugertes Catskl and Hudson CON-
Meets at West Point with Carrie A. Ward for Cold
Spring and Cornwall To West Point Newburgh return
ing by down boat Excursion Rates. TRANSFER by
annex boat leaving Brooklyn az m, connecting ~ Al
bany with trains NORTH and WEST Special train to and
from Saratoga.
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
- and NauGatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Bridgeport
leaves daily Sundays excepted at llSo r
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NowYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt
500 for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati Indanap-
Ola Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
South Pullman from Baltimore to Newark, o., tand
Chicago.
100 D. m Ior Washington and West and the South
GnrdOnsville Pullman Baltimore and
Washington, making close Pittsburg Gin.
cnDat, Indianapolis, Louisville and 81 Louis Through
Pullman Baltimore 10 Cincinnati St and Pitts
burg and from Washington 70 Augusta and Savannah.
300 daily, Washing ngon. the South West Pull
aleepers from NewYork 10 Baltimore and Washington,
making close connections for Chicago
Louisville St Louis, Columbus Pittsburgh South and
Southwest Through Pullman Baltimore TO Cincn-
natl, Washington trains for LynehburR
Florida, New. Orleans, andthe Soutlp
Broadway Eew.Y0 and at ticket Offices foot OF Cortland
and Desbrosses-sts, and depot jersey city.
RAILROAD
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
Geaal Ne.ites.

IN pursuance of an order made by the 1S~. no1a.
r. IArremore one Of the JUDGES Of tse YCrs'
ting As County, Judge the 10th day Of July lso
hereby given all creditors and persons ~ late
REfNLEAF w. HIGLEY and HENRY A. hs hiy,,d .rdsr the
iy doing business IN the City OF New York are
firm name OF CHARLES H1GlEY Coz thas NV tbereof
oured 10 present their said claims with the
duly verified TO the subscriber the dny sie for hs
~ he said Groenleaf w HiRley and Henry A. No
beneht OF creditors at ha place OF dong On
o99 Broadway New-YOrk City, State Of New'fofA' "
fore the lst day Of October, 1878
Dated New-York, July III, l6Id.,., ,erree Assigneo
aEoReE p. AVERY, Attorney for Assignee
Jlyl2.1aWewF.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
T0 PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEwYoRKsAND PHILADELPHIA
Poprteen Through Trims each way daily; three DepOts
Philadelphia, two IN Hew.iorK

-'-'''' Philadelphia, two in New.forK
noube Track the most improved Equipment and
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ami ater July & 1873,
Express Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Court
landt Streets Ferries. as follows:
lSO $780, s;20 $50 hmitedl IL a. m. $3.50 1880.
$40 and Sunday 4:30 and a nlp D, o. ooU, 1850,
$50 and y. IA. ,., ~, -, =, -,
at Jersey City, adordng speedy and direct transfer for
Refnping trains leave Philadelphia 800 400 Z. 1895 g.
$40 and III a. M. Qmited Express 1885 m 2, 63O T.
and 1885 D. In and II midnight on Sunday 800, AGO. T. s.
$50. a. m. 4, 1886 y. H., and IL midnight
Ticket Offices Nos t'6 and 944 BrOadway NO l Astor
and brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FuonsL, Brooklyn;
Nos ia l6 aud llS Hudson st. HobOken Depot Jersey
CITY. EmigranJ Ticket Office No. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, J.. p. PALMER,
General Manager Gonl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
THE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter b,

TNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
RrE k1SS S Ri s R&iR Paf bH aASE
OF TRAINS, taking effect June 3, 1873; ,,.. -,
room coaches TO Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
m. (DailyFast 81 Louis Express Srtyug at Buffalo
west Pumans best drawingroom sleeping coaches TO But
p. DAILY Pacific Express for tho West Sleeping
coaches through TO Rochester Bun 10 Niagara fa Cncin
natl and Chicago without changes also hotei dining cars 10
= p m-Emisrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New. York, for
p. aud ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9l5
noon f4S B. S&6 4:So 6i5 O. $50 s. 10 p m IL midnight
SUNDAYS g. $50 iOI ms 145 $50 D. NJ aud ~ midnight
ltS ts'fs'Gp siS i saS lb go S'S oI5 $50 To-
snd II midnight st sundays O. $780, sh0 lOl6 m9
suffern g. Tl5 1918 a. NJ, i45 s45. p m. IL mid
night Sundays Q, $780, 1910 a. m l4o $780, p m and IL
corSwa! 74s, ga NJ $780, $50 p: Sundays s:SOa m
Newburgh, 7:46, a. m; $780, 4$op m sundays $50
GSsSn Co., 7aB 100 Di5 % $50 SAB I6 100 %
m. sundays, 900. $50, 1919 a. m, $3.50; 700 p m 40
snnaays' $50 i6:i5 @ $780, 700 p NJ The 900 a. m
and 430 p. trains connect with NewYorK and oswego
Port Jervis M ia 7:lS 900 1915 m 49O eOO 100 p
NoTR1Trans leaving Chambersst even half hours
before leave Twenty fifteen minutes earlier
hours leave twenty iSrd;st thirty earlier BOats
trains leaving Chambersst at loco /. and 1900 mid
efets for passage and for apartants in and
sleeping coaches can be obtained and orders for The checking
ran sS Of 5sssgs 81 may ss @ az % @ Sss
brooklyn OF at the Oompa1ys depots n ,o.vor, =,
H. jNo mo M n GSsofT. General gent NewYOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
Trans esye for coSter peTmSnt & and NyaS
n and Saturday nights only at li'SO N sundays 800
Manuel spring valley and MOnssy 100, cas- M l,tS p
m JRo N. ABBorr General Fasar Agent New.York-
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
RECoRDEp ASSIGNMENTS OF 8dORTGAGEs

Brooklpn Real Gstate for Sale.
TOR SALE or TO LET-First-class three
story, hlghstoop and basement brown'stone house:
newly flushed with all modern improvements; fnrshed or
unfuiuished Greene, second door east 81 Clnunaye
d. II. STONE, 1872 Broadway, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
Bankrupt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES, for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW.
YORK-In the matter DAVID n. KOEHLER- bankrupt
IN BANKRUPTCY.-A Warrant In Bankruptcy has been
issued by said Court against the estate q pANdD 5:
KOEHIER. Of the CITY Of New-I0rk, Of the county
Of New York, of the State Of NewYork ~ said DIS
trct adjudged bankrupt upon the petition OF biz Creditors
and the payment OF debts and the delivery OF aDy po
erty belonging said bankrupt 70 him or 20 his use ara the
transfer OF any property him, f0rbidden Dy law
meeting creditors OF said bankrupt TO prove hher
choose assgneee OF bis estate %
held at Bankruptcy 10 be holden at NO $40 bro
way In the city Of New York in said DstTlet on tae ot
A. D. 1873 at O'Clock p % 81 tne ONCE y,
saId CourE LOUIS y. PAYN,
Marshal.-Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

Bellman Solomon and wife to George II q anniss and
$4,000
same to same Sdave 26sia It n OF 9Sds years $4,000
same TO same 3dave 1881 II OF 93dst 5years 1900
10 3dave 1908 II OF J3dst years 1900
94thst and 3daye, years 10000
sane 90 n u ssds1 Years $4,000
Same same 3dave 1008i2 II Of 93st5 years 1900
same 10 same 3dave l5Os2 Of 9Sd s5 years 1900
CoweH, Raphael aad wife 10 Krtzman, g 33dst, -
Of 2daYe, years. oOOO
RiynstoDsS iSSSS .~.. lIOO
HobeIn, August and wife 70 Liesette Schroeder,
65th-st OF 2d-aye. yearp 1000
Husa. Caroline and husband 70 Randle McDon1ld, 8 Q
I7thst OF 1st-ave, years 1000
Koch, Charles and wife TO George Ehret, " fh0mP -
of Princest, years 5000
AasGh saaHea Hlf ibstSlme1ts aS mem 1880
fOPPIS DIOR tIV etc S2dst, Of adave years 5000
Reynolds. John TO Rachel Tobey, Q 9 Lexngto1ave 80
n OF 18th sc, years. ..-.s~. LOW
Schmid George TO Frederick Knuppel n 1OothsIe ooo
OF Sd-aVe, year ~VV
so9e5 Or sSIesf ssts aSS se 10 e 5000
Van Horn. Ellen ] and husband 10 the Van Horn
hand ha%per COMPANY 1sOO
YOqRS Bank sSPsa s aDs Of &Seo $500
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
U. g. Marshal. as Messenger, southern District
6tedmboais ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
N finest steamers in tho world, the DREW or ST JOHN,
will Pier AL North River. foot OF Canalst daily (sun'
days inouded At D. Ia.
FIRST CLASS FARE................... 90
DECK. 25
EXCURSION TO ALBANY and RETURN. 1 so
STATEROOMS, 81 and SO.
Connecting Albany with express trains for SARATOGA
LAKE GEORGE LAKE CHAMPLAIN, the ADIR0N.
DAcKs MONTREAL and points NORTH and w.tsst; WEsI
Tickets for sale principal hotels ana all OF Wescot
Express Offices in NewYOrk and Brooklyn Brooklyn pas
sengers transferred free by Annex boats TINS s the
only night selling tickets and checking
baggage 20 places on the New-York Central Railroad.
A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants' Ex-
~ press Line.-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEW CHAMPION leave daily Saturdays excepted.
from Canalst. North River at connecting with trains
Fare tdeok 2bc caDin fare, 5Oc meals,
6Oc Freight taken lower than by any otner lines.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

held Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be holden At NO S4C b
day August D. 1879 az O'clock M &C. Ine once f 01
'aid Court L3ETs 3GEsTsns.PAs.ssnser. Il PASS
TIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
va. is ::aas cay aa: S5 Ssy as e lss
q the city and County % Ssukpt snT on bis
petitions payment any debts and delivery Of any
pCper !y him are =. forbidden Ds % by DEGy Sw
VIII held Court 8aHkuPtc 70 oe holden drs e. No sss
DAYTON esquire Register the 1st A9gust Ap ISIS
T. Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of New York
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
t i1AS c%R II Of
York the County Of NsMIorS and SinTa S1n5e on
S o%n petition TSS h's That OesS the D%sSs
and I've Of any RFpP Sa N aSy S ISSS popg b
forbidden by law that meeting Of the creditors o. he
ore SsEnees % Of his estate %i be held at Of
Of 'g before 70 john FcS register on he 9Th day
August A. D. 1873 at o'clock p m I1SI 81 p
TVHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
10th day Of July A D. 1873; Warrant Y Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of JOSEPH HABI,, MI,
and az ss sa u Who has BEEN adadsed bankrupt
% % .ST Sw DSp a ns S a q
M SSe and s the a any ne peppSs e said bank
rup prove their debts and to choose one OF more Zee
holden d1 fss a 10 I ise Fulton Building Gs c
OF NeWYOrk, before Edgar hecnan le8soi' oh 'h0 0N
N"' ~ 1s - - LOUIS i. PAWN,
U. Marshal as Messenger southern District o. New York
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
IAN day of Univ ID 1878 Warrant In BANKRUPTCY
Issued against the estate Of JOHN L. VAN EEsIE
and GEORGE w. DOVE, OF NeW-YOrk', IN the
County NewYork and state Of who have neen
adudged bankrups their petition that tue payment
OF any debts ard delivery any property belonging 70
such banEupts or either Of them 20 them either Of them
or for their use or the either them and the transfer
Of any property them either OF them are forbidden oy
law that ameeting OF the creditors OF the said DlkTupt
10 prove their debts aud choose or more assgnee
their estate the estate OF each OF the VIII be hed AZ
Court OF BanKupicy holden at No. l62 BroadWaY
IN the CITY Of NewYor, before Mr Wilder Allen Register
the Sd day Of September A. d. 1873 at ~ eelecS
m. LoOiS r.