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, ;,,,S VERNON INSTITUTE

Nl Mount ysrnon Place, Bslimore. Epglish,
French, and German Board ne and DAY School for
Young Ladies. Mrs. NJ. j. JONES and Mrs. MATT
LAND, Principals. assisted by Professors l.. G.
BRICKENsTEiN. SIDNEY LANlER. b. BAR
TON, NJ. d., aud large corps of other teachers of
experience and ability. Superior advantages are
offered account of delightful situation. The
.weniy-irst annual term will commence SEP
TEMPER 10Th. Circulars sent on application.
Il S-eOd2D
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TICKET AGENCY.
u RGPEAN STEAMSHIP 1.frS1
AGENCY,
$40 MAN STREET.
TICKET AGENCY

represeniinx sie following arst-cass Srean-sseam-
CAN. WHITE STAR, ANCHOR. NETHIR-
kANps.AMERiCAN, HaMBURG.AME
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RED
FThsT.CLAss, eEcoND-cLAss. sTERRAGE
Tickets to and from all poinfx Ia Europe nj Ioweu
rates. Staterooms secured In advance.
xxeukSiOn tickets nj reduced ssfes.
Untt<d Sts tes aud Cane4a.
pssengtss and baggage called for. Bsgsass
Rateo same IS ~ depots and ecnexal n6Jces Of the
lisss. Le il.smJ A. W. GARBER.
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nyvAxCvyyg ep syCAwYKA

TOR NEW K.-The Old 1EfT4A
4 Dominion Steamship Gompany'sseAn2Hf
steamship WYANOkE. Captain COUCH will sail
FRIDAY, June 9Th, at i l O'Clock A. IA.
Freight received until 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Through bills Of lading signed ard 20 )ds Tor.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and wet; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York, fl2; S eerage, ~ and
se.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. W. ALLEN K CO., AgentS,
je 1876 Company. Wharf. Rockettt.
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

AND COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF
TEN VALUABLE VACANT LOTS. FRONTING
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN
NORTON AND KINNEY STREETS. in
THE PLAN OF GEILST0N, AND
NEARTHE NEW DEPOT OF THE
RICHMOND, FREDERlCkS-
BURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COM
PANY,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE LA
l. offer for sale 200 suits OF Chan Der Fnrnl- p
ture. In price Crosl !23 10 300 from thc best NE
manufactures Fast md West. also of my OWNS
make. together with full line OF PaItOr, Office
Kitchen Furniture. and every article In the Fgrni-
lure line; Also. Cabnet-tIakers supplies of every
de.cri ptiot Viii duplicate Baliimcre prices. Par
ties IN want will save snoney by giving me call.
Office aud wmcrO ms. l43S Main street. pess- Fiji
teenib street. Workshops o, Is, x1d 20 north Fiji
teenih 'tretc. WILLIAM DAfFRON,
10 lam
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OATAPsCO INSTITUTE TIE.

MISS SARAH n. RANDOLPH, of sEdge Hill.
Virginia. PrHtipal. This weli-known School for
Young Ladies and Children will open SEPTEMBER
18TH Ii offers Unusual facilities for finished edIi-
cation. For Circulars. address the PRINCIPAL, Pa
iapsco institute. EIlicOtt City, Md. je l5-lm
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pocrp,nNFNFN1

PosTPoNEMENT.
On account OF the iucemcncy o, we wes,9eT ,me
i7,hs bscInning on Broad street, at o'clock T. NJ.
i""' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
-. Auctioneers.
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THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we VIII sell
l carload OF NICE YOUNBiiORSES, consisting
of 10 head. These horses have oeeh selected 10
suit this market. being sound and perfectly re-
liable. The attention Of the public Is par1icu-
larry asked
/ LIGHT (STYLISH) FAMILY CARRIAGE;
Q Top SPRING BUGGIES. Of best make
2 OPEN SPRIN G-BUGGiES. Of best make;
l VERY HANDSOME CANOPY. T0P-laiest pat
fern: -,
2 POUR.sEAT DRAGs, In excellent order, made
ia Philadelphia. JOHN u. DANls,
f. r. Cook Salesman te l6
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DOOR AND JOB WORN NEATLY Ea.
- lQyTHp At TINE DisrAToH rhiH'A
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BY Jno. L. LauRbton, DR., Auctioncer,
dig Main street.

nv JnO. +. LauRbtOn, Jr, AuclOHctri
q16 Main street.
ENERAL ASSORTMENTO OF HOUSE,
" HOLD FURNITURE. C0OKING.sTOvE,
GOODS, &C., AT AUCTION
THIS DAY nj 10 O'Clock ! will sell at my auction
house 9l6 Main street, an assortment or fUkNl'
/ New DREssiSG-cAsE CHAMBER SUIT,
RsDSTEADS. BUREAUS.
WASHSTANDS TABLES. CHAIRS.
OKING.GLASSES. MATTRESSES.
WALNUT HAfR-CLOTH ROCkERs.
COOKING STOVE, KEFRlGkRAlURs, &C.
ALSO.
lot Of MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
MISCELLANEOUS and FANCY GOODS.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON. JR,
ieI6 Auttioneer.
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EpEIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington, ID. C., Newbcrne, Washington. and
TarbOro', " g.. and all points In Eastern North
Carolina: also. tor Eastern shore of Virginia, Ramp
ton. old Point. and all regular laDoings on james
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills Is
sued l.. Il. TATUM,
tp g Superintendent,
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BR! s.F1Sa ssss e e gss ::.a
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KAlLR0AD Inns,


vNSsI S1---NH S1&wyfs SfExL ~
~ RIcHSoxo AID frrrpsrrfs'"
1OMMENCING SUNDAY. Inn.
1885, trains On shis read Will run as f,l".,I 10
LRAvE RICHMOND sof--,, N'"s'
1900 H., THROUGH MAIL dai,y. ,,,.
Iof .harieston, .sY3Hrsh. A.. ...s
snd Aiken via CbarlesioSt lsi "a
J1G,yhylle. SioD5 0aiy 81 60
and aanchester, and a. iIslf-W.r
$40 r. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAfy 49,
rss'.ngerf taking MS var VII ~
tff W. 49, onpecnor st Pe@n6rr. h,
1925 ". MAIL daily (cxcept s,,prd,v,
700 A. M., THROUGH FRriGDg TIAiv.,...-
excew sunday; passenger "a, ~
LEAVE PETERSBURG yoRrr
6:35 A. H., THROUGH MAI. Jan, fe,.,...
day. connecting wb o.. ~
frs"srlchsDtrg sV Potomac 49, \
S9I al point, Noril E4lt aud NJ ~
stops at NsDcse. 20, and a. ,..l'
aud at Haif.WA, snd AT III,
Blan, on signal. "'+iJ
e:25A. d., CCCMMODATlOS TgArv a.,-
taespi sunday. s,0Ds a. ali ~
344 r. "a. THROUGH MAJ. dary. so,,,....-
with RichmOgd, Frrier.t So e
Potomac rsiroad f.. aG roir,e t-e
anu Wet. Also, Hiaf' ~ doe c. ~
llon VITA me On. .llfake s9d I..Yy.
railroad for the yirril. s,,i-,. '-.e
Ell points North and Vet. ~, Alq
El0ps az Manchester sd G.e,,s.
az HALFWAY and Dlpry's Pine ~
TOO p. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAty,,o.
,e es sunday; passenger car a.!
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg wIlns-, r,o,
he Appemsttox dspot. "V8
n sTSbAI 4 t X a6g .1S TeAys leave rs.
burg 9:3C A. VI. and $50 f.. NJ. eyery Su1,'. .'ii'
tel2 T. u. KLlNf, sunerinisnA,,,
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No. 2 leaves Huntington dailN eNtep' sa'ui'--''
No. 4 leaves Huntington daily. ,,y
fs- Nos. 2 and run Through rom u'"'.~N
10 Richmond. ,...., san.
No. 22, mi ed. leaves stanton daiN 49, ~.
day at $40 A. NJ, receiving PASSENGER TO-
ginia Midland train leaving NaShlut,"h az ''-
H.. and arrives AZ Richmond al l. NJ. ,,.,. a,
Virginia Midlsnd iraiu leaNtn, ~ Ca, .rtg
ii. 10 Al eonnects closely Win No. 2, 400 -"
q rrr Richmond W. VI. :. DUN
Engineer and >uptriuit hN =.
CONWAY Y. HOWARD, Genera PaS,ns.t =
Ticket Agent.
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Passengers by this line have several hours at Old
POiut.
Passenger rates on and after MAY 81. 1850
will be as follows:
Richmond to way-landings every MON
DkY................ ............ 49,. 80 23
Richmond TO Norfolk every MONDAY...... q 25
Richmond to Old Point every MOSDAY..... q %
Richmond 10 Baltimore every MONDAN... j 90
Richmond to Baltimore all other trips........ 90
Richmond TO Way-landings all other trips. q 80
WAY. landings 10 Baltimore any trip......... I 90
Tickets 10 the abOve-named points. and also 10
Philadelphia. New York, and Boston, on sale at
CAREERS, S26 Main street, and ON board steamer
ARIEL. Baggage checked through.
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NJ. 4 ieavp, Richmond daily CAccYt >uA.l.-
NJ. 3 leaves Eichm md daIlN.
No. ; leaves Nichmurd daily rN.tf' f'. '-F' ,-
No. p leaves charlottesville" daiIf ~ 'f' ''
Be- Nos. l aud run through 'n li -
Huntington. .,f. .,
Nos. and connect closely AZ q .I-''''i
Lyuchhurg and Danyile. .s.r
NJ. 3 connects az Huntington WITH 'teii-, '-'.'
all pOiufS west.
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steamer ARIEL, Captain 2. {. CLIFFORD, leave
Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNEsDAY.ANDF FRIDAY
AT A. 81.
for regular landings on James river. Old Poin-
Norfolk, and Portsmouth, making sure connect
ton at Old Point with the splendid Rly-Line
steamers VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, and FLORIDA,
tinOre. arriving there the following morning earlier
than any other steamer ria Old Point, ami In fun
time for early train; TO Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston.
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THE rirTnaj

csc. TO NORFOLK OR OLD POINT EVERY
MONDAY.
25c. TO WAY-LANDINGS EVERY MONDAY
IL TO BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY.
and great reductions to Norfolk and Old Point
all other trims.
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CnrsAPEAKE ONO KAlL~,f
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY .
" 1850, PASSESGEEI TRAIN, RUS A. i'L-
Lows
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pICHMOND AND DASVILLEPAr-
ROAD COMPANY.

N ~ u. ~ hLlNf, SpnerinisgA.n
II "NlL-
ROAD COMPANY
sfuyrntuv nv Tp,rvs ~,-,,...
SNi"'"cNS. ~ Ns,iNo iHh'"" Effi CT
sDNDAb' JUNE Is. 1850.
Ird,e No. Tr1.in 10. Tam ~
nj ~. ~
''"s' ''l!' Daily.
! - --
10 = = 80 a..
af........ ll;4O NJ IC.9o p nj o,,
Arrive al W 0"' "
Rnrkeyillo
Va .J 2nsPMI 1I-,,;l ,r,.,-
Arrive a. -''-' NA
Lychburgi
Arrive al -'' u
: II erin.
Va. ........ u 5:2l L VI AIS
DanviIle.
Na...;;.,,'.; o'1Z ! u i')l V ...,.,........
a racnha
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RIcHMoND BAZAAR &
Nos. l43S AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.

ONE CARLOAD OF SIXTEEN FRESH WEST
ERN HORSss. THREE YOUNG MULES,
CARKIAGks, BuGGIEs,
CANOPY-TOPs, DRAGS, &C,
AT AUCTION.
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SCIENCE WINS !!
A Splendid Surgical observation-disclosures
ful Result and Wonderful Recovery.

SURGICAL OPERATIos.-The operation of
lithotomy (removal of stone from the blad-
DER one of the most severe and critical
operations known to the science of surgery,
was successfully performed on Tuesday upon
Mr.. Henry II. Pitts, merchant of this city.
by DIR. David Kennedy. Several friends of
the patient witnessed the operation. Mr.. Pitts
has suffered several years from this difficulty,
but it was only week before the operation
that he was made aware Of the real cause of
his complaint.
REcovERY.-Mr. Henry ii. Pitts has re-
covered from the effects incident to the oper-
alton, the closing of the wound being COM
pleted on the 18th day. His general health
is good-bctter than j; has been for years,
while he is perfectly free from all those dis
trcssine symptoms so characteristic Of the
disease with which he suffered. Had this
and similar cases used DIR. kennedy's IA
yOrite Remedy in the early stages of the
complaint the formation Of stone would have
been prevented. "Favorite Remedy" also
purifies the blood, cures Constipation of the
Bowels, and all those diseases and weaknesses
peculiar to Females. This wonderful medi-
cine is now fol. sale by all our druggists. 81
bottle. octG-t eod&wlm
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DAiNTS, Oils. varpishes, Glass and paper
Hangings, House and Sign Painters
C. BEhLE 4 CO.
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STOVES, Ranges, Tin Ware,
SMILEY & WASGATT.
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plUM5lNG-Practical Plumber.
doors south OF Bridge, Water St
HENRY A. TABOR
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DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS
THE ONLY CURE.

We say positively and without fear OF contradic-
tion. that DAYS KIDNEY PAD Is the first and
only infallible cure for every form Of Kidney dis
complaint and more effectuai In It's operation than
any other treatment By using faithfully and persist
" In n. ra.a-. crf rcIlL.l I I,-lrt I'M
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Music and Musical Instruments of al,
ANA kinds Strings &c.
&C. HUNT, Opp. 70.
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DYSICIAN & SURGEON
J. j. ". ENELETH, VI. D. office Second St 4th
door north of Winthrop St, HaIlowell,
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VOB PRINTING.-Plaina and Orns me ntal
- Cards, Blanks, Bill Heads &c,
At JOURNAL OFFICE, Water st.
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A RTIST-Has opened first class gallery over
N blanchard & Reeds store
r. H. GARDINER, Gardiner, Me.
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Hats, Straw, Felt, Leg
ID horn, Chip & Neapoli!an, cleaned, colored or
made into latest styles.
$ y. WOOD. Oak St.
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4 POTHECARY. Drugs, Medicines and
"A Toilet Articles. Prescriptions carefully put up
10. A. HALVES, Halloween
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KENNEBEC COUNTY
TRADE CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL, MkNuFACTURlh6 4
PROFESSIONAL.
For the Year 1850.

The following Circular is respectfully presented oy
the undersigned Merchants. Manufacturers ana ffo
fessional firms Of Ken nebec County WHO ovsile :.
present to the citizens OF this seeti9n 81,
reiahe Business Guide careful perusal OF the ioi
lowing cassiications is only necessary 10 sho"
for choice selections of varied and complete stoeks
seasonabs goods DISPLAYED by merchants OF integri
~ and fair dealing this market will compare favor
ably with that of any other in Maine
sS-AI orders for goods will receive prompt AZ
tention. Satisfaction guaranteed or money reiu'"
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DOCKS, Stationery and
- Fancy Goods.
HORACE NORTH, l55 Water st.
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DOCKS, Stationery and Fancy Goods,
ID Newspapers and Periodicals,
JF. PIERCE, Water ST.
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NJ Millinery and Fancy Goods
ANA Mourning Goods a Speciality
A. o. GETCHELL.
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DOCK BINDING, & Blank Book Manu-
- factory. Binding in ali its branches prompt
ly done. A. j. CAMERON
Quinby's Block opp. Hotel North. near T. o.
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Nem advertisements.
TO ADVERTISERS
GEO. p. ROwELL & co.'s
SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS

IN Advertiser ,cho spends aprards of g., mn
year, and ~ho INFESTED less than $3.50 Of Il r. "a
List, ,crifes " Your Select Local list Dod me 80
t .n yer TIN All THE OTHER lIDTFJ
, 1880-10-31

The Agricultural Hall, London, IL at present
the scene Of an exhibition Of IN entirely novel
chuructcr to which the wide but not too COM
prchensiyc name Of International fo0u 'EIhi"
John Black. 1t Il Il display Of the innltitu,
dinous food products OF Europe, Amer1ca, and
Austrplin, and hus been designed mainly with
q view OF bringing under tho nottce u 1ne
English public lnauy varieties or preserveuu
meat fish, vegetables, and fruit togethcr VIII
tablc In addition to this there Is large co.,
lection of culinury and domestic apparatus "I
tho most approved ind ingenious kinds There
arc ulto4cther go exhibitors. whose sta1s I'LL
tho whole body Of the ball, and Us these are
moi only interesting in themselves hlit urc ar
striking and picturesque effect IS obtained IN
timed products tho London Ifn;kt says t1Al
America naturally takes tho lcntt INC c3ninl-
ton teens with her preserved mca1s Aen. 1ru4ts'
and vegetables. Australia is poorly rcprcscntea
having nothing 10 show but her lamlt!ar nee1
stance Is accounted for BY the fact tnat tn1s &
hibitlon WIS thought OF only rev nouns E: aR.,.
and that Australian producers consequently nave
had no time to put In an appearance. Ankta;4.u kt;;
cxcels in the mechanical department, wa!cn
forms. perhaps, the most interesting ano ~
al exhibits, for the sal5c reason 9s tn9
numhcr. consiSt chiefly of wines, sardtnes. and
Drcserved truits In WnlkinE through tlic e.
hibitton one Ia struck by the innnisy VI YVES
to which gas Is applied. It acts as tne mut.sc c
power In most Of the macn1ncs, anu +,o ~ or,
entirely to have superseded coal N tn1 ~ anoao ,a
complicated cooking stoves and RANGES One r. r.
markable apparatus ts tho 'tCrUWn :, ,neatcG. ~
turning n tap Of cold water into cnnpalatltey
small Cylinder ,ybicl, Is arranged fnsue Us 10
prestut a large hea1iuS surface, ont opsa1ns "
, 1880-10-31

continuous stream Of boiling water. The timed
meat is not without rival in the London market.
The variety Of timed products Is antazing:
Oae firm exhibits rs mnny rs 200 sorts, tho
great majority of which arc entirely unknown
to the or1linnry English housewife. Some In
genuity, Of course. hus been displayed In OBJ
tanning this variety. which embraces such
btznrrc urepara eions us ''ct1rried kanenroo and
''roase thrush; but most OF the tins are such
as would commend themselves to the English
palate The exhibition was formally l1nl1.sur-
ated by luncheon. to which nb1ut fifty or sixty
gentlemen interested in tho food question were
invited. Tho tnelu WAS entirely composed OF
preserved provisions, and with tie exception Of
some Of the vegetables, which seemed lacaing in
flavor. and the timed beef. which apparently no
9rAvfca, however cunntngly devised. can CT
fectually disguise, was remarkable success
The turtle - was from Ja1nnicf- The other
soups wcre very good: 50 we're the fish, the
corncd beef, the fowl. nnd the peas. As for tho
fruit, 1t was delicious: it even seemed to have
improved in flavor by being potted- The pine
apple could not have been excetled. the fact be-
ing TINT that fruit IS preserved after it attnins
deKrcc Of rpcness and luscousness which would
render it unit for expectation.
, 1880-10-31

J sault, six months; John Miller, driving away
a horse, etc., five months; Samuel Reed, el,l-
bezzlement six months: Frank Similar, as
sault, live months; Thomas Eagan, larceny,
SIX months: John Croft, larceny, six months !;
Charles Has!a1n, assault, six months; Frank
Troy, assault, one year.
Penitentiary- Charles Green and Henry
Stephens, burglary, two years each; James
Wilson: malicious mischief, one year: Frank
Allen forgery, three years: George Bowers,
burglary, four years: William Casey, ro{'
berry. five years; George Campbell, lar
ceny, three wears; Valentine Clark, re-
cclying stolen property, one year;
.1ohn Curtis, larceny, three years; :Adolph
Fisher, burglary, one year: james Garrity,
burglary, two years; John Higgins, larceny,
two years; Charles, alias AlonkeJ,'' 11ig-
gins and Jerry Whalen, robbery. four years
each; Henry Webber, larceny; five years;
Edward Brown, burglary, three years;
Charles Campbell, burglary, one year;
Thomas Cannon, larceny, one year: John
Littletield, larceny, three years. Michael
AcDermott, burglary. one year; Ralph Reed,
receiving stolen property, two Years; John
Rodney, robbery, two years; John Stone,
burglary, two years; Michael Smith. larceny,
one year; James Conway, burglary, one
yalr; john Simmonds, burglary, one year;
Louis Wolf, larceny, one year.
, 1880-10-31

on LAKE MICHIGAN. OCT. IT,
Fnr The Chtc1go Tribune.
We struck the rocks mid the binding slcet,
For the night was wild and dark;
But VIC felt not fear, for tho shore WIS near,
And ours was brave, stanch bark.
"Four bells and we SAW the fierce, gray sky:
Still with luugh and song our crew
Chcer'd the sunless day us it sped away
With its hours 50 fust-So few.
"Eight bclls"-and tho bowling nient-cloud
fell, '
With death and gloom ocrcast:
Deep called unto deep, and the bflloWs sweep
Ger shirering shroud and mast
And the mariners dream Of home has He'd
His dream Of home and rest;
&c will sing no more "Sailor. stocr for the
shore,''
AS he speeds q or tho waves white crest
All through the night their songs OF praise
Rose to the rock bouud strand;
''Ncarer, Ny God, 10 Fhcc," swept Ger the
surgtng sea-
s'Ne.rcr to fur Cnnaar's Land!
Not trace was therc-I alone was saved-
AS day broke On our Ice:
Life's tempest DER, to the tidecss shore
They have saiied, o'cr tho jasper Sea.
, 1880-10-31
GRIMM AL COURT,


| 4-N4<4~ A-tA4<A< 40 1OONO&
| The Grand Jlry for the October term o
! the Criminal Court completed its 1abors las
! evening, aud rrtur1led' into Court sixty-on,
| indictments. After hearing their repor
| Judge Gary discharged thcm>
III preamble referring to an attack npor
its members and Assistant State's-Attorne1
George Baker by an evening newspaper, tht
Grand Jury declares that it has not III the
slightest degree failed to do its full duties
and all accompanying resolution declares
that this Grand Jury has entire confidence
i'll the zeal, honesty, ard ability Of the Assist
ing Prosecuting Attorney"
During the term ITO cases were heard, Is
true bills were found, 81 no bills, and II were
+ passed. Many Of the no bills were as to de
PENDANTS who were held over OH more than
two cases. Among others were the follow
John r. Horr, Constable, was indicted for
malfeasance in office, III having borrowed
SEQ on g carriage stored by him as Constable.
George B. Matthews was indicted for forg-
ing checks with Henry Cribber's name.
A batch of indictments was turned in
a;gainst John llttieheld' the boarding-house
Margaret Harper, charged with setting fire
to her landlords house, was turned 0ut, as
was also Eddie Blood, 10-year-old defend
ant. who is said to have set q bonfire up
against 4 barn.
J. W. Paulson, who swind1ed people with
bogus bank-books on the uibernian Bank,
was indicted three times.
Three indictments were returned against
Hnie eii' MyGrS a}la$ hate Wot fHr stealing
& Co.. and Partridge s. Co.
Tile Cincinnati Constable, John LauEh1in,
who tried to kidnap Alfred Seymour, of
Hyde Park, was indicted therefor, and was
also indicted for assaulting Col. Thompson,
the attorney.
Ulald Simon, arrested in Kankakee for
stealing the horse and phaeton OF DR.. Beebe,
Of this city, was indicted:
The two Rornaines. brought back from
st. Louis for stealing 500 worth Of clothing
Of this city, were Indicted.
4 former reaf-esbate dealer Of this city.
now established in the West, was indicted
for selling land to which he had no title. AS
son is one Henry Brooks.
"1snoramuses (no bills) were turned in
in nearly n1I cases where men suffered theM--
selves to be robbed in houses Of prostitu-
ton.
Lee % Booze' whS got package sa Of Of {s {eweiEy
1dencc game, was put through.
The case against Frederick Weber. the
West Side Notary Public, and the main wit
ness in the Cfark-lIc cCafrey murder case, was
passed to the next Grand Jury.
Three Indictments were returned against
II. II. Sanford, who got costly gold watches
from n. Alatson 6 Co. and Z. =. K. Sflur1y
and an oyercoat from, Wllloughby, HUI q
Co. OIL bogus checks drawn on the Illinois
George Mitchell aud Henry Wilson were
aud for conspiring to kill Milton Weston and
Thomas Baker. Weston had married the
divorced wife Of Mitchell.
charged with conspirins to injurc the busi
ness OF certain members Of the Board Of