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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth
Smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. ca
Newbcrue Washington, sno Tsrboro', y. C., an
all points IN Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern shore OF Virginia, old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, ~ LOWEST RATES.
and through bills Issued. l.. X. IAlUM'
90 10 Superintendent.
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F.B. COOK. Salesman.
AUCr,OS sALRS-Future DAYS.


GOMMIsSIONER'S SALE OF a
u VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND in ONE
HALF MILE OF ASHLAND. "A NOV ~ y
CoIJNTY, VIRGISIA.-Pur.uant 20 oecree a OF
HSnoyer Circuit Court rendered on April 20, 1881,
in suit Of "McKnisht aud ais; Us Imior Snp
thereby appointed for the purpose VIII procesd 70
sell at public auction, In front OF cox Lake TO-
store In Ashland, Hanover county, Na,on
SEPTEMBER TIN, 1881
at 10 o'clock A. ~, the certain TRACT or ,-AND,
Iyins on both sides OF the Telegraph road; near
Ashland, adjoining lands OF John ". Motifs Sn1
Others, containing ON + III ID ~ 10 49,
EIGHTEEN AND ONE-HALF ACkES, O r,s
land OF which Garland Il. Taylor dies seized. rms
land Is well wooded, and is valuable by reason OF
TbI. land has been divided into lots. and viii Dc
sold either as whole In parcels, AS may best SSH
TERMS: One-Nourih cash, and balance at slx'
twelve and eighteen months for ne9oilaDie D9t i
with interest added and the title to b. retained WI
Ali the purckase-mOney IS paid and conveyance
or dertd by the Court. WILLIAM j. LEAkE'
special Commissioner.
EDWIN YAEGHAN. AHcliOneer. aug Iu3H
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by Edwin Vaughan, Auctioneer.

by Edwin vaugh1u' Auctoneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ MOST
HANOVEK-IIy virtue OF decree of the Circuit
Court Of Hanover county entered April y. 1851,
in the chan, cry cause of FOX's executors rS FoX's
executor, sc. therein depending, We, the under
signed, special commissioners appointed 10y inc
Court for that purpose, will at Hanover COURT
house, on the
l7rH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT
(court-dsyJ offer for sale by public auction. at the
risk and costs Of the estate of William Spotteu de-
ceased, that MOST DESIRABLE FARM, known as
E, tIIiNGTON.n i.uated Immediately on the Rlch-
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, about
Que mile from Hanover June Ion. adjoining the
lands OF Major Thomas W. boswell ana Others ana
containing 4d6@, ACRES. more or less. .
The improvements upon This property consist OF
an EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING with at
least eleven CONS surrounded by grove Of choice
shadc-rtes and the usual Outhouses, some OF Them
newly built. and all I'm good repair.
This IS really one Of The most desirable farms I'm
his section Of Virginia, being conveniently TO-
Gated. and the soil OF good qu&llIy adapted to all
crops grown IN Eastern Virginia.
TERMS: one third Of The purchase.noney IN
cash the balance I'm equal instruments AT one and
two years from day OF sale, the purchaser 10 bve
bonds for the deferred payments carrying Interest
from day Of sale and the ille 10 be retained I'LL All
the purchase money Is paid and a Conveyance or
dered by the Court While the decree directs these
terms more satisfactory terms may be had If de-
sired by the purchaser.
Il. II. CARDWELL,
W }. LtAKE.
Special Commit ,siOners.
EDWIN VAUGHAN, Auctioneer. an Z-Tu3w
GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
y SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
By virtue OF decree of The Circuit Court Of SlOnt-
gomtry county, Va. the undersigned commissioner
will sell AT public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1881,
commencing at II NJ. this CELEBRAT ED
WATERING PLACE. together with all The I'M
prsvements and FARM Of ABOUT $40 ACRES OF
LAND. - -
The YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS are distant
three and halE miles from CbrisliansbufR depot,
on the Norfolk and Western railroad, three miles
from the Montgomery White sulphur Springs. three
and a haif miles from Blarksburg the seat OF the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, aid
ten miles from the Allegheny springs. The water
is The finest tonic In the mountains, and ;he elcNl-
tiOp Is 1000 feet above sea level. The Improve
ments consist OF large aud cOmmOnlOus HOTEL,
with blocks of COTTAGES capable Of accommo-
dating 200 guests; bowling alley, bath rooms, q.
Post, telegraph aud eNUre once, on The premises
This PROPERTY presents unusual attractions on
account of its high elevation, braclng atmosphere,
and the valuable mineral properties OF MS waters.
TRIMS: $1,000 cash. and the res idue upon "A
credit Of one, two and three years, the purchaser
giving bonds for the deferred payments with APP
proved security bearing interest from day Of sale
JAMES 4. WALKER,
WILLIAM A WADE,
jy 81 Commissioners.
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DINE ALBEMARLE FARM
Il AT AUCTION. ON THE PREMISES,
AUGUST rs, 1881.

The VALUABLE FARM "VIEWMONT," at
Carriers Bridge, Ia Albemarle county, Va, about
eight miles from Scoltsyllle on the Richmond aud
Alieghany railway, and ten from Charloltesyille,
LAND. EXCELLENT BUILDINGS, good neigh
borhOOd, ana one Of the most productive places In
the country. sold as q whole or In parcels.
For particulars address J. A. MOON.
Executor, Sc0ttsyille Va; or,
J. l.. COCHRAN,
JY 2s-eodtd Commissioner. CharIotlesyille. Va.
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MOND, FREDERlCh,bI ~ y.

DOCK AND JOB WORK MAJ ~ >irl>O
ID ECUTED, the DlsPArth EN''
HOUSE,
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TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,

THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
(carrying United states NALL
2. &. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Rice mOnd every TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
aud ATURDAYat6 4. VI. for abOye-nal places,
arriving Al Ola Point at r. NJ, connecting with
steamer for Washington, ID. G., ana the Bay Line.
which arrives in Baltimore next morning In iull
time Tor early trains to Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston. Returning. the steamer ARIEL leaves NOR
folk II q 4. VI. aud O'd Point ~ 7:l5 4. VI. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, arriving
al Richmond at about 7. NJ
Fure 10 s'''''s's' . w
Fare t. Philadelphia w
Fare TO New 1Orh.,..........s.ss. ~ ~
Fare 10 BOstOn..s. IL Wv
Limited tickets 10 Washington, ID. C., and return
Ufd Old Point, Potomac steamboat Company aud
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad,
SO. ...-. ..o,,..,, 49,. nun.
LINE HAVE SEYtRAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT F0R
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and al
CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage
checked through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL
TARY. AND OTHER tXCURSiONSTO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C
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THE POPULAR wATERlNGPLA'"
CAPE MAY,
Is REACHED By rHE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD N w.
From HlLADELrlIIA.

Fast express trains, with PARL'f
TACHED. are run during he season or .... s..
hours, aud passengers will hud on iH'i 80
Philadelphia Union Transfer coa,hee f..
cars ready to transfer direct 90 ilt '.' Ma.
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, Al ne l.
ket street. I.'
For through tickets, baggage che.A . '.l st.
Formation, apply as follows; 1000 Ma" 20
change Hotel, or station Rlchmsud gle. l...
and Potomac railroad, corner Eiglih
streets. - H. Wv ,..-.
Genera Passtis 80. N
FRANK THOMPSON. GeneI al MlnlEc.. -
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All trains daily except sun aY
Passenger train connects at We Paint. r,.,.
DAYS, THURSDAY, and >AIIPDt,. ~"
steamers 10 and from Bal more wa
Freight trains VIII have ptssef ger. ,ol.f .,...,
Train No. ~ connects Al Burke. Dol o.t. 't
folk AID Western railroad FOR fa-r,..e =
burg, aud All south wester points. "' T.
Train No. so fast mali stops 0-'- .f,,..-...
Burksville, DraEt's Branch, Bsr. .rt ... p
Greensboro salisbury, Chariot. ~....' -
Greenvllle, Seneca TCccOa, Llt. d. 2,
connecting al Atlanta for all point, n, l,i,,..e'
west. ''.N'
Train No. AS Through passeng.-. ...,.......
lions, connecting at SutherHs yll N, -,
Sutherlin Nsrrow-Gause railroad rr " .roa. ~
Salisbury with Westel North lar0.l tr.. .-.''t SO
all poiDs IN Western Ncr.h Carolina: ~ AK.
for all points South and Southwest. -4
Train No. AZ Through pas.cnE,ra.l ,.... ...,,
at all stations connecting 80 >uhr' .'..t.. MI
ana Suthern NarrOw-G3uge raIr..l f.r MIA.
at Atlanta for all points south all! -.....,....,
Charlotte with Charlotte. Coum.. and a.y's
railroad for Columbia, Augusta -4.l.l.I. q
Trains from the Souh arr I've az F.,......I...,,
p. NJ; 342 T.. h.Hl3 \: W., o. -Irr .A.a.i
r. NJ. and S:25 p. VI. lFrtign'J
PULLMAN-CAR sERyIIe.
on Train No. 5O-Richmoud io t'.,...
ON Train No. 4S-New YORK aaf a ar. ...
RichmOnc, and greensboro Co. H..r.. ...
Western Norm Carolina TllrOlf.
ON Train No. 42-N ashngtoi. a.1 Do ....-4
and Danylle, and Danyile ana Aul..'s.
Bon-Air passenger trains leave T. U.....I .. ...-
A. VI. ana G:3J 4. NJ; arrive al Boz A....-t
VI. and Csc L. NJ arrive At Coi'l.t st Cd. A.
VI and 7:ll T. VI Returning, leave t... .
7:4l a. NJ. aud 1928 T. NJ: leave Don t...t
n. aud 7:40 +. Nj arrive % Eirim t.'--f a.
VI. ana 7. ". All "a sehgor irti b rN.. ..t
mail stop Al Bon Air.
Tickets sold 10 all points south s04fr...'. ,Bd
south west, AMI baggage checked through.
No lsy-oyer checks given on leca. t..ke.s.
4. INpY.
General Passenger and 7 r,,t A.trt
T. ". X. TALOOTT. General Mana.
DlCHMOND AND ALLEGUANY
IL RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND tND
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No. 2 DAILY except saturday. Soc
DAILY eNcep' sunday.
Pullman parlor ears through Co E4,.I...
4 train. .
aud New YORK on No. 2 trau. man
CHARLES l.. iAl.I.
General Pa-srl-' ID
JoSEPH ~. SANDS, Superilicndta'. -
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAiLNA-ii'
" Trains from aad 10 Richmond j re } - ERA
Mail. Accom-. fAt
Leave. 500 4. VI. 800 e. II. ~
Arrlye....... $40 =. VI. $500 4. ". t'
For further details, apply al 1000 Wan
Chesapeake aud Ohio railway depot l.e't
e1l g. l.. aud D. Atr.--
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LEAvEPErERSnrRG-NoHuL

cHENANDOAH-NALLEN BALBOA,
FOR BALTIMORE HlLADELPHlAA\r>''
YORK.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT 49, --I
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.

FAKE TO ULD YUM OK N|hFVI4N' fI'OU'
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN, AZ 50.
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PULLMAN-CAR sERyIOr.

General Passenger and 7 rs,t A.sr,
T. ". X. TALOOTr. Gener1l MAnA.--. -
, 1881-07-12
DR.. lUcAS nlsCHARGFn.

VI. Lucas, tho physician OF 'Clatk street, who
ss sns eharRod with ravishlug the person OF q
..unx colorcd woman named Olive Htukes, and
49, WIZ administering medicines to her tor ene
,pote Of Producing an abortion, was exam-
sreaSos Tsu 1Slose Justtco Snmmertsld yostafdny AFT
Tsrs ~ !aa castor caacs, for the Two charges
tce w u snOaancd - one-havInR c0nie from Jus-
dsf.r,s.t ,a.uaco court On change uf vspue. rho
stas stosy ,sas W discharged. Tho Btokss wotuatas
Uucios TAs 70 tho eject that shu bud Kpne to the
from otns9 70 procure lutdlciuu to. o.rallov0 her
tam haef ueltcata condition, uud 'that ho had
sSbis e. S' Rsiyste oS 49d there forced
hs when ssked, howesur. II she 6ad ri aproae m M ror
ksfp ,!s sae antwered IN the negafivc,and gave a.
ihe sss, mt sho 'waa afraid tllp paoplo n
dnrn dA that by had glyeu her medicine 10 pro-
mitsurn..n ~ snoFtlon, tut aaId be had given her =
'~'ese 10 strengthen her, shs hay1nY asked for
, 1881-07-12

:. n. ,,- .,-
10 tried 20 Greet mo Gachpc.En part 0t his pInn
foS WHEN n0 nn 1ht. iIo nI pr1v,s ,'t ,u.,,o,
rs,,so t,r con- gt,nfnsion: .,! :,,u ,,a.a, , ,,.,,,,
ING tlcsigm was s wo!l n!nnns;o NIL !nIly o1c-
cttnu. u VIZ ..tst nnt"lt,n4 m pressure. y, . ~
Gonsciense,-an g1enn1 Ioae IN such c"acs Ia
meyer veEy .hiy ann,pTov SI,Sph Hat ,,.,. ,,n
,, ~ :. ths ttei rn,f,rs ~ thn n'u H., atu sn1n.
e. soo!etY ama m1es np9n taom tne mark OF
:io H. ~, ,; 81 ~ v y t1 tnas fetf'hu-
~. We ~ ;sps ~ Sst ~ KluG vs. We feeI
nt,o seHn 'no "%eo VI n''"f1 'ctS ctose'y 70 hha
~. Tim onr1x nnrt nj th,s co,,t,,, A., t,,.t
ssnr i,r,snn fttp9stns ~ n' nW.sS el!. fGrcevaii
!uuss t.aiy inaHa1!uL y. EuN!aAu, HAa aa0t anu
, 1881-07-12

NARsHFtEtp. Ind. July OIL SEQ In to-1ny q
TRIBUNE that DR.. Hamilton. of Nov York, who
is authority on Runshot wounda, considers tho
crisis in tho prnsidant's case past. Although not
nh authority on wounds Of this character, beg
to ditror with that distinguished surgeon. III
tho first piace, Where Is tho bail?
II 1t had not boon for TINT ptovidentla1 tenth
rib It would have passed obIt1ucly through the
abdominal cavity. perforating tho bowels us we'll
as the liver, and passed out Ut bis buly bclow
and two or three inches to tho loft of tho UNI
bilious. In that case ho would not have lived ton
hours.
hut that rib was thero and tho bal! struck and
frncturod 1t. WAS dcccted front Its loatlly cOurse
through tho bowaas to tho loft and upwards, and
very probably lodged In the Jiaprugh1n, well
over to tho loft of his body, marvcously missing
any vital orgun other than the liver.
Nov. what arc tho resuits2
Ftrstt shock, mud n depression Of tho vital
powers. Next, reaction and traumntto inllau,.
mnhou OF a mild character. Ii thorc ia auy
organ or mo1nb,nne within the cavIty OF tho
human body In which would place bullet
from a '&+-caltbro English bulldog 1t would be
tho diaphragm rs being tho lcaAt subject To
ifrtabIllty and disastrous suppuration.
Hut such u bullet makes tearing wound, and
necessarily destroys the vitality Of tho tissues
through which It passcs. 1u this caae, then,
tho Inflammation cannot end In resolution. ono
ct tho moRt favorable results Of Inflammation,
Tnestay viii 6ecoino SanSreaoSs. a aud a' as re-. ..
suit suppurnHou and tho formation OF matter
VIII hhsu9. This would havoshappen1d prior to
OF the destructive influence OF tho atmosphere,
Then comes tho crisis. ".
This poisonous matter. formed within the cav
cuts and carried out Of tho eyst1m beforu re-
ccvory car possby tako ptnce.
During thls process tho President IL not only
[ntR1E. n n mr. fr<.t1t
, 1881-07-12
Tho Canal PumplnE-WorIss.

c...., ~ wv AsHs, ~ oA'eaRo t'lo""s'
CHluAoo' July ll.-lt IH d0o TO tne people OF
this State rs we'll as Of tho whole West that
moro encouragement bc r,yeu to thu f,,,s1ncaa
~ ~. =. ~. nsasS nnuueEy ~ tois CITY
enan u nus nefntolofe fecolvou'
Our accessibility to coal. md Iron IL nearly az
Rro8t nj TINT 1T Kuatorn citlcs md thm,vh tto
,.o,,as ,,.,t ~ ,.,;n. ;n.,,.,a..,,s..s - s e ~
musvs T., aa ~ ~. Iot tabor tnero
transporting such u,aebIuory rs ,l,at now called
1ynrks wou,d ,nnro tha =, cctnronsoto r.. 49, -
As uIoso sua.t oue.pesao ~ tnc ut-
terence ~ tae price OF material aud labor, and
thus cnnplo local manufacturers to compc$o with
those of tho East for Westeru work. = a
Ilut m, f,iot il a ,n,,rb nraf"ro,r. .h,. ,...
rs1tsny ~ 1str, ~ sSar T.; t,.: -
=, ,'.1s'.t ~ suo PAat ueeauao VI
with creator convenience that tho uuchIupry
btitldora OF this city hnye hcen t]ntorrcd fron,
1nrnt.hin,. tho.r.,,n. ,i.t ~ .,s,1a ~
.,ts;ts = anaan. ~ VIII tno aouis anu osuer
iH..rnat 'es ~ nyin .vs ~. " tne
ann thn G1 ssn ~, eea. t7t oou. lnauua!s 10 Wo
nonnnottnn ~" yIt III s 't9nse w memtonca IL
1Sn"rr ~ f,t,n ,as hs iHo sIppymR neavy ma.
s1g,p sasy nIropt suu iEon! Ehstcfn nahu-
Trnn1. Sod ~ cos1nin nussE " @ nuness, 9oNor.
tsor, -, ".'u ,u vea - .at M Sas.Hss p1t sory leW q
ri i n"n ~ ~ 10 cOM.taetues Ior sno "nole
"gsm s,' nrSssu H. ~ sno tsusonS a9ose statou.
I'm q"1tn1@r tn0 ~ w. omeca toE tHrhsu!ng
tn"s ~" nn ssaGy ~ ~ toG cMna1 PumPlae-Worka
tnis cIty, Vic as ms.io ti,o a. coms,rn;nn' o Of
y, ts tspeGlaS aila y tne only
nr1.,tnw " that uo G pessessi1R 19cl!lties I9r
Hesu1aM hn nrn,osna Rlna Of WORK, 10 n!s nia
-. ~ T.. Ua.u ."1sA AutMan tu1 stuulalt
, 1881-07-12

snmothlnE Of Tho kind after being informed that
+" III TINT nfltcD sho could got no medicine for
nto,t'on rt,rpn+os =; mud THO prosecution M WIS
drfen!unt wt,Ill NOT ntulit Tint llu hnil taku.,
Hny improper libortics with tho gill, evou with
her consent.
, 1881-07-12

j. 1b The Editor al The Chicago Tribune.
sioux CRY, Ia, July 1.-LcluR a constant
reader OF your valuable paper, 1 ask tho priyi.
lego Of making suggestion for your eonsidon-
tlOn.. -. . a..
In anticipation Of the worst In our Nations
present diiIiouty, ttat tho noblo Garfield
will yot succu,ub to his wounds, nnd
TINT Con. Arthur bo by the right Of
his position tnndo President, would II
not ovlnco the hIEhcat typo OF patriotism, which
moans only duty: in Mr. Arthur woro he to pro-
housa dlvitiod asanst itsoif, and that, % thoueh @
rs long ast bis chief lived DO cured not
nor would ho desert bis friends; but shat, rs ho
had beon called to tAko control OF the G ovcr1,.
ment. ho thoroby represented tho poo pie ut
larEc. atld not u faction. =
That tho people, ho we'll know, wcso satisfied
with Mr.. Gartotd's Cabinot, and his position up
On nll points pertaining to the distribution nr
patronage: and that, US tc had Lcen elected NbY
tho people md FOR tho people," be would do his
duty towards them BY rutainiug tho present Cab
tnet ind with It carry out tue plans OF his pre-
dcccssor. A REPUBLICAN, CITIZEN.
, 1881-07-12

ID he Edtlor u 1As Chttaao Tribune.
TotEpo. O., July e.-Soldotu in1ced do we get
tho opportunity Nr roAttng as patriotic and
gratifying editorials as tho ono In your daily
Issue OF the 9Th Inst headed President CUR
1cld's Family 1tclntions."
,ccatnu friendly to yotr paper during tho
9rcat National Republican Convention Of 1850
for your spirit Of fairness and determined light
fnr the groat bulk oe Republican votors az
nuatrst tho ttnswerviug 900. I am now full
cOuvcrt to your doctrines, without chnnce Of Il
drawback. Should tho good President live, thou.
sands Will thank you; q ho should die. On tho
nntne Of tho editor OF Tile CtftUAuO TIIut3ER.
Long tnay you live. Qut V1yE.
, 1881-07-12

alr. Timothy sail!yan's wife. .11o7 Kortl!
GeyelltCeMth street, Richmond, Va. suffered
with terrible palms In her side, aid child Oh.
tain no relief until st, Jacobs oil lad beci,
liscd. Afts1o ono or two applications Of tho
Otl tho desired Qi{pGt W1lH produced.
, 1881-07-12

In tho matter Of tho cstato OF Scxtus N. vii.
coz. deceased, the boud Of Baruh A. Wilcox,
0eotRe W. Smith, and George @. Wilcox for
u: 200 00 was npprovod. '-.'s. "-
In tho matter III tho estate Of John Tlckton,
deceased. tho renunc1atlon Of, 0curKc iialkett
VA VA fEeur.cl, md letters tGatnMentuty issued 10
FMi!l!am n. rtokton and Thomas Mouidln8 under
, 1881-07-12
THE COURTS.
Judgment Asked by tho County Col
lector Against Delinquent
Taxpayers.
Railroad and Other Corporations En-
ter Objections on Various
Grounds
Noses Taylor, Of New York, Sues for
r. $4,000 Damages from This
City.


~,.. e,,:., r,,d,,4a r,:...n
NC" oeate' Joos''e'i.s' AAvo'ees'
Confessions, Etc.
-
- TAN"F1GHTINGs ...
In tho County Court yesterday tho Cottuty
Collector asked fnr tho rendering of Judgment
so ss, aas M t2s e.. sua tHe so
tax.flRhters. and when Judgment was fornnly
Counsel Adams stopped forward and askctl TINT
objcGtors 10 allowed until tomorrow at 10
o'clock to alo thair objections. Tho request was
grantcl nnd tho order entered, wharouron sonc
aKhtsrs an6Hfdenel themselves: ~. ..,,
rod eonS,lies cotnrinr IN H. city. ind below
1hS ssSusnas r tnSr
~ claim. rSt TINT go ots and tracts Moro !n and
an1 tot aa tha s o. u a III, ,har toxcs for @
and rrIor: third. that theso tots and lands waro
only nssessablo as such right Of way. They
xsse e sstsas ]: !: sSh sSSty :. Tfay e ys, f
Ss,s ne 'sfy pssnss ssT a. they ar'a
Iha Illinois Cotsat Il vy up
70 fho aSscssnent Of .s W s M ~ In rodn"p
y tho Tewn noalsi or Ga',a,!z;at!on a to E@ @S
1ah H. ante e TSM1 II rn,nIISation r1,IsoS
wnon aao Saev sov ,.onf 7. st,jnknm ron, sSar
s:sessm;sn ana 9b they
, oek 1aa1d s o te Gscene
nav w er 81 IL he
t,har te"ai nj nhieetIniin 1ofuT niaitacd.
otTSe TSo iy NynrthwesterIa Uniyersity Of Evanston
Tas aso on Fo fa9aoa taa
EEXAEl u tAdLi%NNV AA1N HO!A uAAtA
tno Gg,slatnas wntn ~ m,t,t ~ fro - xutiun
for nv aud III purrascs our They bold that 10 nj.
Violation OF the Consultation OF the unitad
States. otc. :.
FfGacriox ,Snlzef 81 ~. oploet 70 pAy!aH
fi,st' xhiIo i iidemcnt IT, vas entered for tho
amount in l8;j, ito following year tho supreme
Thsrc were othor objectofs, but they were
a,i OF tho st1allcr order. aud the cntIra nttubnr
iid t1ot cxcoud tom: Other objections viii be
mud far hrtween.> Where affections hnvc not
been aied Judgment Will 20 ronaescd to'fnor'
TOW. .,.,..-, .--
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:1,,noo 1eodoott will In IN court thls morning
u ,nrn ,iornnits cnd viii hn In nhnn,hcrs tujiv
,;Iuloc :Iomcxnn viii In in cn,,rt today N hnnr
general business business T., ..., -, ,.,.,, A.,
hui divorce uaso. -
$1,000.
;-D!VoKCEs' =:
bccca Wild, askiup for divorce on tho ground
Of ss dsseraon;,:, r tsa;,., ,t .,. +su.
,,;, ,Gassieffis i'ssiey sssea tss SixeSss from
Judge Daruum yesterday granted deeroe Of
, 1881-07-12

=. !! !!h:f?Vtst..' .'JU0GMENTS. =
neuefR1oR CouAr -CoxyEssIoNs - William
nolet ct NJ VI. y. JonkowsA and A, Nasmterskl,
aMM.'t 80
ss.nnaanas ssyTnnaa aAMrJ. B. johnson w. Benjamin NJ.
VI A41no!a W. Morris T. Martin, e5 IL. u, -
, 1881-07-12

THE CALL. e.,
JUDGE 0AnDnzn-Nos. l,los, l,l00, LIT 1,s33,
md LAG. '''''
,ss vsnon WitLlAAsoN-Nos. 1,l3O, 1,4lt, 1&7a,
~, l.63l l,b3a, and l4ly,
@uD0k 1OOMlS-Muito1a.
, 1881-07-12

E'Uk SA.E-ONE MORE CHANCE AT
~ tho Eseat bnrgn!n. 81 kouth custlh-sL.. telling
ai moaetn i iimrt9nsn1snts barn ad lot :!S1; e
WAhtl UOUQltLUGE 4 I Co, ~ WHk WadIsOn.st.
, 1881-07-12

DROF. DICKS0N'S SCHOOL OF ELo-
so.ioa mset. :sa. dst1 q a ii m t.ps caa snssr
~ rsc!txl this sltstno0n II J. atAe1Ismy 0{ Fias
Afas. CORNER 5tAts and MOnt0a-Rn- Public cordially
invited.
, 1881-07-12

- UNITED STATES COuRTs..'.- :
hoscs Taylor commenced a suit yesterday in
trcspass on the caeo nAAfust tho City Of Chicago,
laying damages at $26, ,0l:
, 1881-07-12

E'OR SALE-FlNE CORNER ON THE
- Huuth Side for nuiIunsa. tkxlCt feet at tU pes
{u0t. HENRY WALLER. Jill.
lies rF11rns
, 1881-07-12
j. rAX.TrGIIT1NG.

. 1.t.., ITEMS. =
Judge DlodRott Will bn in court this morning
to tako defaults, md will be In chambers duly.
judge Jameson will bo in court to-day 10 hear
general business. 81
Judge Harnutn is still engaged With tho Ca
hull divorce GAaC.
, 1881-07-12

EsO1l SliLE-..s,i AND e3 ONr.1l.1O-ST.
a. -5-sf0ty Mnd Lnserent brown Rt1na usd br1ckt
fGntod fUf t2tuJ per year. u. +. HEAD. Il MaJNr
, 1881-07-12

EtOR SALE-GOOD I.EASEIIOLD: CEN
ernl iuentlDns &i1pns lMys tu uur cont net: will
ak9 ~ tM nthe! H10a trHperty tn part payment
, 1881-07-12

E1Oll SALE-CilEAl-tjN MONTHLY
~ payments, neal. new E.rO1u cottages IN Fprty-
s%1venth.t'.. % near Wontwostll.av. Z. j. ApAMS, 10
, 1881-07-12

E,0RSALE-10 ACRES NEAR THE NEW
IL Ch{ChGu, Burlington Il Quincy cAr-AhupA ut q
great DArEnlH. HENRY WAl.l.Elt, ilL,
lii tleArtAnrf.xt
, 1881-07-12

TI1O EXCuANGE-GOOD IMPI!OrED
l. and uuaMptusud farms aud eath fur aiocks Vt
yoodsi also instehandhe 4f sreFy kiad ~ s1ehaags
fuf x004 Fe4i xtt4t0. Adtt1t1t with *-cs1t st1a'pt
Rux u, Milford. III.
, 1881-07-12

FsOR SALE-LOTS ON CLA1sK.ST.,
4 mar Humboldt ItoHses also !ota In iiotstols
sn1u!yslgn; nls9 chcAr hhnsc md lot a. lak1sIde,
, 1881-07-12

7XTANTED-MANO OF GOOD ADDRESS
w TO foln In i hsst-pIhts bustnpss In Mliwau-
1esthas &4un yeHry. very little uOnsIneed.
ed. EkOFN HRE4l}y, lM EtAf&.kt
, 1881-07-12

E1OR SALE-CIIOICE CORNER 100
~ fnlt Rrgve.tnt nsnF derot. Ilydn park; batEnlu.
lIEttCE WARE ~ La balIe-sL i
FtOR SALE-LA GRANGE, TIE BEST
IL Hna cheapest lots offered Call frDm u
And ~ with ms 10 Sec them. g. ". HlCllMUND. u
WashlHEtUf1-at- go
, 1881-07-12

E1OR SALE--0GX1o5 FEET, SOUTHWEST
4 E1rnEr nf flnrrtbIn nnt Unkley.ss. CHASE
, 1881-07-12

I1OR SAI4E-F1ltS'r-CLASS (S,TuUE-
~ hakcrl doubc-rslnet0n. at ono.thtFd IT. eost.
Addreas u b. Tribune nfliuS.
WE HAVE THE FINEST STOCK OF
w cATrAgoa of nlt kinds. Of our own make, to be
found III Chicago. and nt tDw prtcesi ajsa secund-
hand IN 1rtnt variety. i. Il. sMlflI IH Wntlnxt.nv.