The Daily Kansas Tribune from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 3

A Card the Ladles. SPECIAL NOTICES. A large lot of fancy corner and wall brackets, just received at Carpenter's WILDER PALL7, THE TRIBUNE. Mrs. E.

P. Kxsxiby's Emporium of Fashion will always be found In strict accordance with fcer advertisements. This reliable bouse will continue to sell Its fine selection of mlUioery, lace hats, leghorn hats and straw goods at the lowest possible prices till July 5th, as heretofore advertised. Ladies Invited to examine goods and learn prices before buying elsewhere. ie31- dw tf don't sell below cost, but we do sell below those that say Isxzs Co.

)el8-dtf 181 Massachusetts street. BnxiABDS. At our reading counter can always be found on file Lawrence and Leavenworth papers, WUket" Spirit and other papers. The room is furnished with one hundred We Invite the patronage of billiard lovers. Care la taken in keeping a clean and orderly ball.

No disreputable characters are Invited to hang around We keep good goods of all kinds at our counter, and have reduced prices. Billiards 20 cents, and other things in proportion. Sxabl jel8-dti Thrm-potjkd can peaches, the best In Counts rreceetfnffi. Cbcacii. Chambeb, Lawrence, June 19.

Council met in regular set sion. Present: Councilmen Schweitzer, Hayes. Watts, Alexander, Kvans, March, Morn, 6 nearer, KidemUler, White and the Mayor. The minutes ef the three preceding meetirgs were read and adopted. The Mayor stated the special order for this evening to be the Ordinance regulating: the ale of Intoxicating liquors," which waa accordingly taken up, read the third time and placed upon ite passage.

Upon the question, 8hall tne bill pass? Coancilmen Morrie, EidemiUer, White, Alexander, Kvana and Mnrch voted "Aye," and Councilmen Ilayes. Watts, Shearer and Schweitzer voted "No." There not being a majority of all the Councilmen el est voting in the affirmative, the bill was declared rejecte. A petition of the Street Hallway Company asking that streets be graded along the line of rvad they were about to build waa presented, and, on motion, granted A petition or Laptad, Harbingh and 21 other for tldewalka on Bridge street was presented, and, on motion, referred to the committee on streets, alleys and bridgea A petition of C. J. Lewis asking that certain docket books of the police court be returned to his office, was prevented, and, on motion, granted.

A petition of 8. W. Johnston askinc that the sidewalk on Vermont atreet in front of the Lawrence House be put down to the grade, was presented, and, on motion, referred to the committee oa street, alleys and bridges. A petition of Mrs. N.

A. O. Lei bey and others asking permission to raise the sidewalk on the east aide of Vermont street between Henry and Wintbrop streets and place it 10 feet from the west line of lots, was presented; and, on motion, granted. The committee on market bouse and city properly reported having reeeiTed 89 for rent or room in market boose in Fifth ward front Mr. Petty, and there remains due on said room rent Jroaa Mit 19th to date at 85 per month, which report Some fifteen carriages were In the funei) procession, which were occupied prinef-pally by English persons.

Much credit I due Mr Place, the proprietor of the house-of that name, at which the deceased stoppei, for the Interest he took in the matter. The body of the oung man was buried In Oik Hill cemetery. His parents have been written to. The Uwiversalibt Kxccrciox. The arrangements for the grand excursion to Ottawa on the Fourth of" July, under the auspices of the members of the Universalis! Church of thU city, have already been completed.

Arrangements have iIjo been made by which a train of eight cars will leave Wyandotte and Kansas City to reach Ottawa about the same time the train from this ci'y arrives; also, fbr an excursion train from Humboldt, Iota and Gar-nett, arriving at the sam time, thus forming, in conjunction with the good people of Ottawa, one of the largest gatherings that has ever taken place la Kansas. Oration, dinner, dancing, fhbing, swinging and a general good time will be the order the day. All for the small sum of one dollar. Tickets will bo for sale as early as next Saturday. jewelry store, 127 Massachusetts street.

mart-dtt Mrs. M. K. Gibson would announce to the ladies of Lawrence and vicinity tbat she has opened a real and imitation'' hair store and manufactory of all kinds of ladies hair goods, wigs, switches, curls, frlzettes, -chignons, pufis and rolls. "Ladles hair dressed tor weddings and parties.

Also, hair jewelry made to order. Dress aad cloak making done in the latest style of trimmed patterns right from New York every month. Stamping for em- Drotaery done to order, store one door west of Massachusetts street, directly back of Howard Spencer's grocery. ap26-dly New Ice Creak Saloon. Jacob Weiss has added to" his confectionery manufactory a nice parlor, where he wUl furnish his friends and patrons with a number one article of ice cream warranted to give pSrfect satisfaction.

Parties and families supplied. Remember the place, 26 Mass achusetts street, north of Liberty Halt my25-dtf Announcement. We are requested to announce Mr. H. E.

Cowgill as a candl date for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the next Repub lican county convention. His platform is "Retrenchment and Reform. myl8-dtf A. G. Eidehillxr Co.

are now prepared to deliver ice iu all parts of the city at reasonable prices. Orders may be left at Haseltlne Moore's, or address lock box 315. ap8-dtf Improved and rnlmprsvei Farms nasi CKy rropertT for sale aad ncbanre, by a. corner of Hassacbnetta and Vi inthropl Streets. Seven-octave piano almost new, will exchange for a good city lot.

Hotel furniture and fixtures in a neigh- boring city, doing a good business; best ot reasons for wanting to quit the hotel business. Three upstair rooms, 16. House with six rooms, on Connecticut street; $25. Pasturage can be had 2 1-2 miles from limits, for horses and cattle or milch cows. Apply at this office To Loan.

Persons who want to borrow money should see Lewis. To Let House on New Jersey st. $14. House on Massachusetts street, five rooms, $15. House on Tennessee street, Ave rooms, $18.

House on corner New Tork and Han- streets, seven rooms, $20. House on Tunisian street, nix rooms: $30. Passage Tickets. We have complete arrangements for furnishing tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Londonderry, Glasgow, to Lawrence; also, drafts on Bank of England and Imperial Bank of London. Get your tickets by the Na tional Line.

House on corner Connecticut and Han cock streets, 7 rooms; $25. From the Journal of the 5th Inst. Bill op Pricks. Buy your groceries where you get full weights and measures every time. of cheap grocery- men.

Talk is talk, but groceries cost money. Try your grocery man's integ rity ny your scales. xiABELTTSE Moors. 'Judge other people by yourself is an old adage and a good one. Honest men not "uaplclous ot their neighbors.

ap8-dwtf Howard Spencer. But your goods where you have the greatest variety of the best quality at the lowest prices to select from. mpI4-dwtf Howard A Spencer. Con venienck. Canning cement for sealing fruit already prepared and ready for use, at Leis's drug store.

my24-dwtf Farmers, protect your poultry against that fatal disease styled chicken cholera, which is again making its appearance. Leis's celebrated condition powder is a certain and safe remedy. If given in time It will certainly cure and keep off the disease. Try It. mj24-dwti Black Sixks.

Bullene has received more of those wide black gros grain silks at $1.25 and $1.50 per yard. Also, an other lot of ladles' suits. je3-dwtf $6,000 Wanted. Wanted to borrow six tbousand dollars, In sums of not less than one thousand. The best ot real es tate security given, situated in this city and county.

Interest at twelve per cent. per annum. Particulars given at this office. inyll-dawtt Ths finest stock of laces and embroidery In the city can be found at Bullene's. Je6-dwtf Received bt Express A large assortment of fine feather dusters, prices low, at Leis's drug store.

apl2-dwtf 20 tons Southern Sp. pure white leads and Leis's standard white leads; will retail and job close for cash only, at Leis's drug store. fe24-dA-wtf I. O. O.

X. Lawrence Liodge No. 81, I. O. U.

mee every Monday evening at OdT fellows' Hall opposite the post otBce. o. oro.F. Halcyon Lodge, No. 18, meets every Wednes day evening, at 8 o'clock, in Odd Fellows' Hall, on Henry street, opposite City Hall.

All breth ren in good standing are cordially Invited to at, tend. C. B. SCHMIDT, N. G.

R. H. FTTTS. R. 8.

L1WREXCK CHAPTER, 10. 4, R. A. B. Regular meetings, the second and fourth Tues day evenings or every month.

Companions in good standing are cordially invited to attend. R. A. HATES, H. P.

W. W. WetbeezxX, See'y. TEnPEBANCE. Kechab Lodge No.

lis, of the I. O. of O. T. meet at their hall, North, Lawrence, on Friday evening of each week.

Good Templars In good standing are cordially invited to visit the lodge. W. AuiilDU, W. C. Tv Mas Stella Ltwdlt, W.

8. I. O. O. Tf, XxoeUlor Lodge No.

61, L. O. O. meets every Monday evening in ths City Hall, North Lawrence. An members la good standing are cordially invited to attend.

GEO. B. TAYLOR, N. G. J.

T. FniCHEm, R. 8. MASONIC. Lawrence Lodge, No.

6, A. F. A. X. Regular communications first Xondsy evening la each month-, at Masonic Han.

Master Masons is good standing are cordially invited to attend. s- C. 8. HARTOUGH, W. M.

Bui. See'y. SIA80NIC. De Molay Commsadery No. 4, A.

F. sad A. 1 meets at Masonic: Hall on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. O. A.

C. MASONIC Council No. A. T. A.

meets at Masonic Han on the third Tuesday evening of each month. All Royal and Select Masters hi good standing are cordially invited to attend. JOSEPH CBACEXnr, to ist of It It We have ost arrived from the East and opened a tulllicery and dressmaking es tablishment in our beautiful city, where will be found everything In the line of millinery, in every variety and style. Dress and cloak making In the latettl styles; also, picking and stamping done to order. Don't forget the place.

No. 113 Massachusetts street "(up stairs), ove Love's cigar store. E. Sharps. 7 M.

Rich. Hiker's Vegetable Alterative Bitters are now a standard preparation for ague, torpidity of liver and general blood purifier. Try them. 123 Massachusetts at. jel-dtf Tee best of beelsteak and mutton chops can always be found at Faxon's provision market, opposite the city building, on Henry street Also, corned beef of the finest quality, Orders carefully attended to and goods promptly delivered.

j6-dtl If you want the best and most reliable wagons cheap for cash, go to E. B. Fish and get the Fish Brothers' or Bain fully warranted for one year. Remember the place, 213 Massachusetts street, Union Block. oc27-dtf A few boarders can be accommodated at the white house on the corner of Warren and New Jersey streets, near the depot.

R. Aifrtend, apis dtf D. 8. Clbbs General Land Agents, Eldrldge House Block, SI Bassacbiisetts Street, Have for sale residences in Lawrence city, vacant lots in the city of Lawrence, stock farms Jl grata farms and fruit farms In DQAskst Jefferson and Leavenworth counties, farms well improved or slightly improved, In all varieties of location. A first-class city restaurant for sale, or will trade for real estate.

20,000 acres of choice lands for sale on tea years' time. Must sell A new house, beautiful lot, In a desirable part of the city, at very low figures. Choice lots in all parts of the city for sale. Lots forsale on line of street railway; must double in value within one year. If you want to buy and get good bar gains, call at the office of D.

S. Gibbs Co. Will sell farming lands for $2 per ere, and upwards. Can furnish Tand in every part of the State. If you want to sell your property, leave description at the office of D.

S. Gibbs Co. Unimproved lands to exchange for im proved farms. irari, caeu pmu uecea- sary. 180 acres In Douglas county, three miles from railroad station, at $6 per acre.

We have unequaled facilities for ob taining Information concerning property, which we use for the advantage of cus tomers. D. S. Gibbs Co. have also opened a branch office at Parsons, Labette county, and in connection therewith are keeping a first-class' hotel.

The Parsons House, new, elegantly furnished, just opened, under the management of Noyes Chamberlain, bids fair to be the most popular hotel in Southern Kansas. If you want good accommodations, square meals. moderate bills, and reliable information regarding lands in the south, call at the Parsons House. It7-dtf E. B.

Fish Is the best place to get good spring wagons of aU kinds. ociv-ati Black bilk Is Belling for $1.10, former- ly sold at $1.50. at Steinberg's. jee-dim Lawks, fast colors, 10 cents, at Steln berg's. jt6-dlm The place to buy bargains in dry goods now Is at Steinberg's.

je6-dlm To Rent. Several houses tor rent cheap on the north side of the river. Apply to my23-dtf Long Harris. Real estate of all varieties, improved and unimproved city property and farms, for sale at all times at Long Harris 's. mp23-dtf To Trade A bouse and lot in town for a small improved farm within a few miles of the city.

Apply at this office. j28-dtl Staple dry goods are sold astonishingly low at Sternberg's. je6-dlm Time is Monet. This old-time axiom Is aptly illustrated in the use of Dooley's Yeast Powder. It is well known that the common process of raising dough is a slow one, and often attended with unfav orable results from the use ot poor baker's yeast and improper heat.

With Dooley's feast Powder the best of rolls, biscuits, corn-cake, etc. can be made in the short space ot ten minutes, and uniform success will certainly attend Its use. This is owing to its purity, strength, and the care with which it Is manufactured. Dooley Brother, 69 New street, New York, proprietor. For sale by all grocers.

jsii-aeooAwiw Notice. We are selling off our stock of straw bats at cost. Call and get one. je20-dwlw W. E.

Sutliff Co. Call and examine our large stock of summer clothing. We are seUIng it very low at the Emporium of Fashion. Je20-dwlw Trunks. Ladles' traveling trunks, gent's trunks, valises, traveling bags of every description; also furnishing goods of all kinds at W.

E. Sutliff je20-dwlw The Hathaway shirt, the best made, the best fitting and the best shirt in the mar ket. Try them. W. K.

SutlifT Co. make them to order and keep them con stantly on hand. We refer to Gen. C. W.

Babcock, Gen. G. W. Deltzler, J. E.

Riggs, S. S. Horton, J. K. Rankin and one hundred and one others who are wearing them with the greatest satisfaction.

je20-dwtf 40 slippers; jel8-dawtf Sherburne Mason. Now is the time to get bargains. Mrs. Gardner is rushing off her summer goods at very low prices. jelS-dawtf Ladies, have yon seen those nice lace hats they are selling so cheap at Mrs.

Gardner's? jeI8-dwfl At Popular Prices An elegant stock of real Llama, lace and Shetland shawls, seasonable dress goods, Irish poplins, white piques; laces, parasols, hosiery aad gloves, hoop skirts, corsets of all the best makes and shapes in foreign and domestic manufacture, table linen, housekeeping goods, caasi meres, cotton adea, jeans, twill and plain linens, selling rapidly at the Bazaar, 103 Massachusetts street. my2S-dwti Innes Gall. Fob crockery, glassware, china and silver-plated ware of every description, price and quality, go to J. A. Dailey 115 Massachusetts etreet.

They bay and sell for cash, and will give better bargains than yon can anywhere else in the State. an23-dw3m Wool Wanted. L. Bullene is in the market, and pays the highest price in cash. mj2S-dwtf 1 111- Llama lace large assortment, elegant designs, black and white, at Bul lene's.

my2S-dwtf Valuable Hint. A rezu'ar habit of body is absolutely essential physios! health aad clearness of Intellect. Nor la this all Beauty of person cannot co-ex- with an unnatural condition of the bowels. A free passage of the refuse matter of the system through these natural waste pipes la as necea- aary to the purity of the body aa the free passage the offal of a city through its sewers la necessary to the health of its inhabitants. Indigestion is the primary cause of most of the diseases of the discharging organ, and one of ita most common results is constipation.

This com plaint, besides being dangerous in itself, has disagreeable concomitants such aa an unpleasant breath, a sallow skin; contaminating blood and bile, hemorrhoids, headache, loss of mem ory and general debility. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters remove all these evils by removing their immediate cause la the digestive organs aad regulating the action or the intestines. The combination ot properties la this celebrated preparation is one of its chief merits. is not merely a stimulant or a tonic, or aa anti- Duious agent, or a nervine, or a oiooa aepurent, or a cathartio, but all these curativeeiemeots judiciously blended in one powerful restorative. lends activity and viaor to the inert and ener vated stomach, relieves the alimentary canal of Its oaatrccuons, ana gives tone to tne memorsne wnion lines it, genu stimulates tne liver, races the nerves, and cheers the animal spirits.

Mo other remedy possesses such a variety of hyri enie virtues. It is to these characteristics that it owes its prestige as a household medicine. Ex perience nas proved mat it aa harmless aa it la ens oa cious, ana nence it is as popular with the weaker sex as with the stronaest. Hos tatter 'a btomach Bitters are sold in bottles only, and the trace-mark blown in the glass and engravea on tne laoei la the test or genuineness, Beware of counterfeits. je li-aeoaawiw Government Claims.

Harvey Spaldib) prosecutes and collects all Just claltnsagalnst the United States Government. Special attention given to business of this na ture from the West. Address H. SPALDING, Oc21-dAwly Look Box 109, Washington. D.

C. Law Collection Office, Established In 1S54. JAKES CUHISTIAN, Attorney ana Counselor, Votary rjjublio and Ee al Estate Agent, No. 69 Mass. Street, Lawrerce, Kahsas.

Practices in all the Courts of the State, will prosecute all claims against the Government, er any department thereof; make collections, bay and sell Land and Town Lots, Pay Taxes lor non-residents, and do any basiness that requires an agent In the State my29-dwly NOTICE. B. D. Pauier Clerk of the Oistrtot Court of Douglas county, annoanceato the pablio that he Will draw Beeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, Pension and all other Legal Instruments; also, Acknowledgments takem Aliens are respectfully invited to call at his office and make their Declaration of Intention, and become lega voters. Office, in Market House.

mobs-dswly THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. Essays for young men on the great Social Evils and Abuses, which Interfere with marriage with sure means of relief for the erring and un fortunate, diseased and debilitated. Cent free. In sealed envelopes. Address, Howard Association, No.

2 S. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. myii a warn The Douglas County Horticul tural Society, Organized Oot. 3d, 1807. Meets the first Saturday Jn each month, at 10 a.

at Chrisuan's omce. P. P. PHILLIPS, President. G.

J. DaLKE, Treasurer. JAMES CHRISTIAN, Secretary. This Society "has for Its object the promotion and dissemination of a thorough practical knowledge of everything connected with the science of Horticulture, "and desires to obtain, through correspondence or otherwise, the experience of every one engaged in horticultural pursuits, any and all information which may be of benefit to those thus engaged, and wil promptly and cheerfully give answer to all letters of inquiry, on any sub- ect, to the best of their ability All communications must be addressed to JAMES CHRISTIAN, Seo'y Douglas Co. Horticultural Society, feS-dawtf Lawrence, Kansas.

FRANCENA E. PORTER, M. No. f25 Massachusetts Street. od7-diy DR.

8. B. ANDERSON, KOMB OPa.OTZZXS'T Office and residence, OO BtXa.ssaoli.'use'trtsi Street. (Over J. F.

Bead's store) JeW-dly I. O. O. ar ia wrenee Lodge No. 4, 1.

O. O. meet every Tues day evening. Hall opposite ths market honse All members in good stsnding are cordially invited to ttend. J.

B. PARNHAM, N. O. I. V.

Fuzes, B. 8. r. BLTJ43-IIES, MERCHANT TAILOR, 117 Massachusetts. Street.

LAWRFNCE, marl l-Hflm KANSA8. i CXIVERSALiST CHURCH, LAW- GEOKGE WEXiIaS, (Late of Indianapolis, Ind. ,) Practical Architect. Plans and Specifications Tarnished ot Short I lice. PUBLIC BUILDINGS A HAVING HAD MANY.

TEARS' professional experience in the States of New Tork, Kentucky and Indiana, feels confident be can give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. Crrr RcrcnancES. Hiram Towne, Contractor and Hu'lder: 11. E. Turner, Contractor and Builder; r.

fuller, Contractor and Builder; H. S. Tipton, Contractor State University) O. A. Pease, F.

Oleaaoa and It. 8. Gibbs, Building Committee UniTersalist Cbareh. Office 00 southeast comer of Macssehnsetts and Henry streets, twrence, Kanaas. ap86-dly NEW STONE YARD, COB.vER OF NEW TORK ARD I1AXCOCX4.

STREETS. CAPS AND" 8ILLS ON HAND, and other work done to order at very reasonable trices, by JORS HUTCHiSOW. np4d-Sa THOMAS 8. CLYMENTS, CARPENTER BUILDER, SVCCESSOm TO 0EOB0S WZIXS, At the old stand opposite the Lawrence Honse. t3T A share of patronage solicited, and all orders executed with neatness and dispatch.

ssaneo-aiy A New Barber tSliop. W. J.XISnaAT,lOTITE Has opened a NEAT SHAVING PABLOB In Poehler'a Block, opp. Market Hones. t3T He a prepared to do anything In the toa-sorlal line to a charm.

mar2-dl -5 Vl lit I 2 ilk di "5. '-i-Tr THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1871. Tilt MILS. On end after date, the mails In this office will arrive end close as follows. Leavenworth, Atchison, St.

josepn, and Nebraska ilOO A do do do 1:5 Northern Illinois, .18:00 St. Louis ana New York, and 00 V.vQr 2 eom 2 00 0:00 Bf 2:00 PM i eutcrn erne. through msilEst. 1:45 AM Kansas City, Wyandotte i kuurn cities (T Manhattan, feXxlend 30 10 A TSkU 7:30 AM 8:00 Psola, MouoJ City, Ft. Scott, m-m Haxler Springs Aad South- eutniKuiu 8:08 pm 8:00 PM Burllname nd Southwest- iomm era Kansas 10 60AM Clmton.Belvoir.Twln Hound, gigel, Richardson nd oaM Kidgeway 0S0AM Willow Springs, CentropoII, end Greenwood.on Monday, Wednesday ani rridey .12:20 :80 Leeoropton, Big Sp'ngs, Rtch- Undnd Tecumseh.on Mon- Friday.

12:00 1:00 PM RadorA, Tuesday, inursaay, and Saturday P. -53. n.ialonaA And Grasshopper, 4:00 rsi 1:00 pm 7:00 am OtBce hours from 7 A. m. to 7 p.m..

Office open on Saturday night 18 p. m. umoeopenonSundajmlOm. LOCAL MATTERS. a aw potatoes are now coming In every day.

They can be found In every grocery. Do not forget the trotting race which comes oil next Saturday at the Lawrence driving park. I. S. Kaiaoch recently purchased 1'cok-banTa farm at Big Springs, therefor.

The honse alone cost $5,000. Callid. L. A. White, one of the agents of the Kansas Immigration Society, celled on as yesterday.

Their office is In Chicago. Tna Leavenworth people are at present enjojlng another temale operatlo troupe. The Bulletin speaks very highly of the company. It will find Us way to Law rence In due coarse of time. Crr.

n. C. LiNDr, of Topeka, called on u9 yesterday. The Captain will be remembered to have served In the Eleventh Kansas daring the war. He Is at present engaged In the livery business.

Monthly Magazines. Sternbergb A Marsh have just received the Jul numbers of nil the popular monthly magazines. A glance at the contents of a few dhow that they are as usual full of choice literature and good reading matter. Mr. Oho.

Oodsn, of Bourbon county, Kentucky, one of the largest stock raisers In the country, arrived here yesterday for the purpose of selecting a proper locality at a convenient distance from here to raise stock. He will have no difficulty In finding a suitable place. Erroneous. Yesterdav's Journal an nounces the sale of George Schweitzer's residence to Mr. O.

Chanute, superintendent of the L. L. G. ltallroad, for $8,000. Mr.

Schweitzer requests us to state that no such sale has taken place; and further, that the above price Is $5C0 more than he asks for It. Firkmsx's Tournament. There Is to be a grand Qreouoa's tournament in Leav en worth on the Fourth of uly The To peka fire company will attend, and the Kansas Railway will take the ex cursionists at half fare and the apparatus of the hook and ladder company free of charge. Will the members of the Head Center company attend the tournament? Grand Ball at I'ekby. There is to be a grand ball at Perry vllle on the evening of the Fourth or July.

The following are the committee ol arrangements T. O. Campbell, Perry; Tom Conley, Wllllams-town; P. 11. Collins, Newman Station; T.

G. Newman, Newman Station; J. A. Powell, CMkaloosa; A. A.

Allen, Osaw-kee. Supper at the Perry Bouse. Tickets $3. CO. Clxan ocr Alleys and Outhouses.

From the many complaints we hear it must be presumed that the instructions published by the City Marshal not long since with regard to the cleaning of alleys an outhouses are woefully neglected and overlooked. The requirements of the law in this matter should be faithfully complied with, especially when the weather is en exceedingly warm. Another Kobal Ketreat. Captain Tucker was la town yesterday and told us of his retreat on the banks of the romantic Wakarusa. This noble stream for the distance of several miles on either side of the Captain's place affords a splendid opportunity for boating.

Accordingly Cap? tain Tdcker is having a floe boat built, the use of which will be added to the other pleasant recreations to be enjoyed in his grove and about his premises. Complimentary to ths Employes of Thb Tribunk Offics. By invitation from Harris Rowley, the proprietors, printers and employes of Thb Trlbumx went In a body last evening and partook of some delicious ice cream such as this firm alone can make. Daring this extreme hot weather the treat was especially propl tious and very acceptable, for which many thanks are tendered the generous firm Messrs. Harris and Rowley have an exeel lent and popular ice cream saloon.

Jail Birds from Miami Co. Oa TueS' day Sheriff Anderson and deputy, of Ml ami county, brought up from that county James Mitchtll, charged with horse steal ing, and Charles and William Mooule, charged with stealing money, and lodged them in our ctounty jail for safe keeping It appears that the jail of Miami county is Insecure The order for transfer is from his honor Hiram Stevens, judge of the Tenth judical dietrlct. Tne two pris oners last named are mere youths. They have been tried, but the Jury In their case did not sgree. Something Bisides Fecit.

Mr. K. A. Coleman brought some red top and timothy into our cfSce yesterday, which from their tremendous growth went to show that Mr. Coleman can raise something else besides fruit.

The redtop grass was fully three feet high. The timothy was over five feet high with heads that aver aged ten inches in length. This beats anything we have ever seen or heard of It settles the question as to Kansas being able to grow timothy. Pigeons. We notice that a large num ber of pigeons are again congregating about the upper niches of the facade of Frszer's Hall.

some reason these Innocent birds, which had accumulated In large numbers at this seemingly pleasant spot last fall, were slaughtered unmer cifully. It was said that they were nuisance. As the management of Frazsr Hall Is now In different bands we are curious to know if the person now In charge has a sufficient penchant for the pleasures of sporting to order another ma8aere. y' Fuhehal cf Arthur Craiq. The funeral of Arthur Craig, the young Kogllsh-- man who was drowned in the Kaw river on Tuesday evening, took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Place House.

The city furnished everything neeessary for the borlal of the deceased. of MAnufactarers and Dealers in Wagons, 3clowf3, ROAD SCRAPERS, BIDING and WalTtlng Cultivators, HARROWS, UNION CORN Pinters, Ohio Mower and Reaper Combined Harsh Harvester, Sandwich CornBhelt-r. Hooeier Grain Drills, Holbrook's Garden Seed Sowers, all kinds of Farm and Garden OSAGE ORANGE SEED, AT WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. Ho. 173 Hauachtuetts Streets Lawrencei Kansas.

apt-d6m theroh barxvk. L. A. PRATT. BARNUMS H0TJ1L, Second and Walnut St, Xionis, Missouri.

BARNUM PRATT. Bates or Craroes. Three first floors, pc day, 83.00; fourth floor, per day, ti.SOi fifth floor, per day, 00. aua-dsm KEITH BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND JOBBKBS OF Millinery and to Goods, i A1SO HATS, CAPS AND FURS, Buffalo Robes. Buck Goods, Um-brellat, and 70 Wabash Avenue, and 3 and I Dearborn Place.

CHICAGO. msrl7-dw3m GAGE BROTHERS Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers of 2 Millinery- Goods. .8 Lake Street (op stairs), 1 -A. GO. Orders Promptly Flued, And satisfaction guaranteed In every case.

marso-aawxra JOHN V. FAR WELL fit WHOLESALE DEALEBS UT NOTIONS, WOOLEISTS, 106, 108, 110 and 112 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO, Matlsfaotloxx Guaranteed, mar 13-d sweat KEEP COOL I JL. SHAW, At No. Massachusetts! Street. Ci iMAVtrrAcnraiiie) Refrigerators and Ice Chests, "DE AUTIPULLY grained, the best material.

and filled in with charcoal oust. The Trade Supplied at Liberal Rates. Sr.19.rl.wOnt GEORGE I.EIS, -t" Ais Wholesale Druggist AND MANUFACTURING CHEMIST, Bales room No. 91 Massachusetts street 1 ware house No. 41 New Hampshire street.

SOLS PBOPBJXTOE OP a 1.1 saw 11111111 11 a hi at a AS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOB Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, first stages of Consumption, Spitting Blood, Ac, and all diseases of the Pulmonary Organs. Leis's Vegetable Cathartic Pills. These Pills are unsurpassed for Liver Complaints, Headache. Sour stomach. Torpid Conditions, expelling morbid maiter from the aystem aad bringing the liver aod secretive functions into healthy action.

They can be taken at any time without regard to diet or drink, as they are purely vegetable, and adapted to this climate. XKIS'0 CHEMICAL HEALING SALVE. An excellent remedy for Scald Head (among children) Sore Nipples, Chilblains, Cuts, Bums, Uicera, Ac. Tne power of the Chemical Salve is astonishingly great. There Is no salve in general use that can surpass it la prompt and energttie action.

narl6-dwt A. L. HALE BRO Furnitiire Maniifactnrers, WHOLESALE DSALZE3. SPECIAL.TY.FIIv'E FVBIf ITfJRK rittln Ant Hotela. Nos.

10, 12 14 and 16 Canal Street, I fmarl4-daw8a CHICAGO. II. ejiKiiu ueaun And Manufaoturers of Boasted and' Ground Coffee 3c Spices, S. K. tor, nrik ana Mala f' A 0 A.

I TT MO. H. tTEXOWK, St. Louis. J.

SHOWS. Kansas Uty. sp20-dwly UOHTHUf BODS PUMPS, COLE BEOS. ASHEBS, DEALERS in aU kinds of substantial Lightning Bods aad Wood Pampa. Wo have asenta stationed at prominent ootaa throagboat the State.

All work done by -as or oar agents warranted. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Office, 47 Vermont street, two doors aorta of Lawrence Boose, Lawreuos, KAUaas. cut stone; THEODORE H. LESCHER, ON Vermont street, has fibs agency far XI.

HAAS. GSAIOTS of crerr deserlptio at very low rates. mya-dtf OLD JPAFklUj, SUITABLE -FOB wrappers, for sal at tfeiwfltaf the market, at Schmidt Hall's. Jel7-dtt s.v Ths only place to get those nice Black Cap raspberries is at Ford, Whitman Iel7-dtf Thc 'Triumph" tomato at Schmidt Hall's. 1el7-dtf Gkikn Gagbs, egg plums, put up by the best packers, at Schmidt Hall's.

jeu-uii "The Gim" has only to be seen to be appreciated, at Schmidt Hall's. jel7-dtf Spices and extracts, the choicest, at Schmidt Hall's. 4el7-dsk Whoa! Stop that pony and give him some of Dr. C. Schmidt's unrivalled Horse Powder, recommended byAttor ney Barker, KostenbucTr, Eggert, Honk and others.

A sure thing for all diseases tbat horseflesh is heir to. For sale only at the Central drug store. jel7-dtf Tobacco. Celebrated brands of cigars, plug and fine-cut tobacco, at Schmidt Hall's. Schmidt Hall All the choice fruit and vegetables of the season, my 28 dtf Office room for rent.

Call at Hollis- ter, Adams's land office, Mo. 63 Eldrldge House block. jel-dtl Ocb Motto. Fair dealing and the best goods tor the least money. 1el8-dtt Innes Co.

and lard oil, cheaper than the cheapest, at Riker's, 125 Massachu setts street. Also sealing wax for fruit cans. jel5-dtf Shew Phlv! An Invoice of the light ning fly killer just received at Dr. Neu- man's Central drug store; also, the cele brated Keynard Insect powder, a sure thing on bed bugs, roaches, fleas, moths, etc. It you don't believe it just try It.

jeU-dtf Wm. Carpenter, agent for Lazarus Morres'a perfected spectacles, 127 Massa- cbusetts street. mar7-dtf Another large assortment of those su perior KocheBter ladles', misses', laced and buttoned and serge gaiters at reduced prices, at Hume's. myH-dtf A bran new Florence sewing macsine for sale at a discount. Inquire of John Speer.

fe3-dtf 9 samples of syrup at Howard Spen cer's. 11 grades of sugar at Howard Spen cer's. 7 samples of coffee at Howard Spen cer's. 17 kinds of fish at Howard Spencer's 8 brands of flour at Howard Spencer's. 12 samples of tea at Howard Spencer's.

20 varieties of dried fruit at Howard Spencer's. 15 varieties of canned fruit at Howard Spencer's. 7 varieties of canned vegetables at How ard Spencer's. A full line of other goods at Howard Spencer's. myll-dtf Lots fob Sale.

A few nicely located lots in Earl's addition for sale. Inquire at this office. no30-dtt To Kent A cottage of tour rooms, sit uated first lot south of John Speer's reel dence. Inquire of-Mrs. Speer.

mj3-dtf Another lot 0T oranges and lemons re ceived yesterday by Ford, Whitman Co. my 27 -Ott Ladies, the place to buy your fine new stylesot shoes Is at new shoe store, three doors south of the post- office. my27-dtf Ant one wishing the Hollister plain fitting shirt pattern can obtain it by call ing at Mrs. Stevens's boarding house, No. 67 Massachusetts street.

ee27-dtf Everybody, Read This. The well known barber, Bradley, Bull remains at the old Btand, No. 70 Massachusetts street, south of the postofflse. He has associated with him in business Mr. J.

M. Mitchell. The shop has been refitted in splendid style. In the matter ot shaving, hair cut ting, Ac, this firm is second to none in the city. j2-dtf If you would live well and long go to Andrews's for fresh fish, spring chickens, choice butter and vegetables, 33 Massa chusetts street.

my27-dtf Robinson's patent groats for infants, Invalids, Ac; sold only by G. W. W. Yates, 100 Mass. street.

Jell-dtf Conundrum. Why is Sherburne Ma son's shoe store the greatest center of at traction at the present time? Because the great reduction in prices enables persons to buy cheaper than at any place In Law rence. iel8-dwtf Our Indian visitors are gone In other parts to roam; Their words of peace may we not scorn, And when our boys want shoes to wear, Buy them of Sherburne Mason. jel8-dwtf Best prints, new and elegant, 9 to 10 cents. Fine percales 20 cents, at Bui lene's.

jel5-dawtf AtBullene's. FineassGjfmentof new white goods Victoria lawns, Bishop's lawns, Swiss, nainsook. jel5-dwtf The most perfect corset ever produced for sale at Bullene's. jel6-dwtf Leopold. A fine thoroughbred trotting stallion, sired by the Ives colt, that has trotted In '40; he by old Bellfounder, the best breeder of trotting horses in the West, will stand at the Lawrence Driving Park this season.

In. charge of W. S. Wells at $25 the season. Leopold has trotted In and is now owned by I.

Kalloch. JelO-dAw4w Just Opesxd. White linen bishop and victoria lawns, plain and striped Swiss buff and brown linens, cambrics, summer dress goods, piques; another lot of those best cheap kids; sash ribbons; beautiful 10c. prints; lawns, 12 1-3 to 20c. all best values, at Hume's.

Jel8-C6twlt New carpets, oil cloths, mattings and rujs at Bnnene's. my28-dawtf bTAR dye colors, for family use, in liquid state, all shades and colors, at Leis'a drag store. apl2-dwtf was, on motion, received and ordered on file. 1 ue committee on maraea uuuk uu eitj property reported rent due on two rooms In market house in Fifth ward to June 12th, amounting to IK. which reoort was.

on motion, received and ths committee instructed to collect the rent due or (ject the occupant. Tue committee on streets, alleys and bridges aobmitted the following reports: 1. Your committee, to whom was referred the reportof the City Engineer, estimating the cost of impioving the crossings of New Jersey and Pennsylvania streets with Lee and Adams streets, beg leave to report in lavor of fixing the crossings on Penneylvsnia street, as we think it will accommodate the most travel and coat the least for improvements. The work to be done under the superintendence of the City Engineer. John Watts, K.

Morris. Which report was, on motion, adopted. 2. Your committee to whom was referred the petition of P. 1.

Hidenour aod others for widening of Adams street, would report in favor of widening said street provided the petitioners secure the right of way. John Watts, K. Morris. Which report was. on motion received, and the committee was instructed to ascertain the cost of riebt of way.

3 Your committee, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs Smith and others for bridging aod grading Mississippi street to tne university, bee leave to reoort that, takintr into considera tion the present state of the city finances and the small numbtr of citizens that would be benefited by the work proposed, it would in their opinion ue unwise to grant earn petition. JOH1 WATTS, R. MORBIS. Which report was. on motion, received and ordered on file.

The committee on claims submitted the following renort: lour committee to wnom was rererrea tne following claims, beir leave to report that they have examined the same, flod them to be correct and recommend that they be allowed: a. K. umitn, work on streets biuz.w C. Bruce lumber 408.04 Elijah Sells, lumber 23.47 57.65 8. Nowles.

building platform 3.00 Your committee, also report having examined the following bills, aod recommend that they be allowed at the ilsures attached to eaeb Wllera Price, care of pauper, bill of 814. CO at $10.00. wilder Jtl'aim, seed ana pipe, Diuorszi.tsa at sin t. w. Tibbals.

crosswalk. Din or stu uu at O. J. Lewis, uncollected lees, bUlof 857.95 at 833.30. u.

Jjarung. put oi lumaer. dux oi bii.m at $6.50. All or wmcn is respecunuy mnmiiwu. U.

Shearer, chairman. Which report was. on motion, adopted. Councilman Morris, irom the committee on the we department, reported iniormation ouiaioeu with regard to fire bell, and asked further time, wmch was bv consent aranted. Councilman EidemiUer introduced a resolution ordering sidewalks oa Louisiana street between.

Hancock and Qoincy streets, and on Quincy street between Kentucky ana xxuisiana streets, which resolution wss, on motion, aaoptea. The committee on ordinances introduced "An ordinance concerning signs," which wss read a first time, and theiules being suspended, wa read a second time, and being amended, was read a third time and put upon its passage, upon the question. Shall the bill pass Councilmen Morns. Kidemiller. White.

Haves. Evans and Murch voted "Ave." and Councilmen Shearer. Watts. scnweitzer ana Alexander votea an ere not being a majority of all the councilmen elect voting in the affirmative, the bill was declared rejected. The committee on ordinances introduced an ordinance urovidina for the pavement of Massa chusetts street bet ween AVinthrop and Pinckiey streets, which was read a first time and laid over under the rules An ordinance appropriating money to pay the bills allowed at this session was to en paused.

and, on motion, tne council aajournea. UANUia muAHiX, kavj ureiit Speaking of the "cheapest and best," ust try Dr. Neumann's prices ac-d styles on lead, oils and fine paints. Machine oil, pure lard oil and turpentine for sale cheap. The Central drug store Is open from 6 a.

m. till 10 p. m. je21-dtf Furniture, for Sal. A lot of parlor and other furniture, carpets, for sale.

"Very little worn. Can be had In a body at a bargain. Apply to Stevens Anderson, 55 Massachusetts street. je2u-ddt Ladies wishing to buy choice millinery and other goods at net cost must call soon at Mrs. Van Doren's, as she will close out her entire stock by ihe 1st of July, with Intention of leaving Lawrence.

jelS-dtf The place to get bargains in dry goods, Innes 1S1 Massachusetts street. jel8-dtf The Ici King Kifbigekatob. Oh, my 1 how cool we felt when we visited Powers Adams's stove and tin store the other day when the thermometer was, In the sun, at 93 degress. The reason was this Tbeee gentlemen have been appointed agents for the sale of this justly celebrated refrigerator, and had one In actual opera tion They had frozen up everything in and around the Ice King fish, water, meats and all. Qo see one and afterwards buy one.

The temperature In the Ice King can be reduced to 14 degrees below freez ing point. It Is the only refrigerator that creates a dry cold temperature in the pro vision chambers. No article of food par takes of the taste or smell of the ether. It eaves 50 per cent, cf ice over any other rtfrigerator of the same size. Plenty of ice water without putting ice into it.

Go and see lor yourselves. my24-deod6m Scandinavian Picsic Great prepara Hons are being made for the picnic of the Scandinavian societies of this place, to be held at Haskell's grove on the 23d of this month. It promises to be the best of the season. Excursion tickets will oe sold at half price from the following named points: Kansas City, Leavenworth, Ottawa, Tola, $4 73. On the Kansas Pacific road the tickets will be good for three days; on the Galveston road for two days.

A prooea slon will be formed at Eldrldge Hall at 8 o'clock, in which the Turner society will participate. They will march thence to the grove. la the evening there will be a ball at Turner Hall. Tickets for the ball, 50 cents. jel7-d4t The place to get fresh and new goods at the lowest price is at Innes 181 Massachusetts street.

People who have tried all around de cide that there is no place In Lawrence where they can buy dry goods lower than at the old reliable house of L. Bullene. jt3-dwtf At Cost. Mrs. Van Doren offers her eatlre stock of millinery, ladles' and children's suits, worsted embroideries, zephyr worsteds, lace points, lace collars and fine laces at cost, lor the next thirty days, with the design of closing out her entire business.

je7-dawtf Another large invoice of those beauti ful poplin linen and seersucker hats just at W. E. Sutlifi je20-dwlw The Health-Giving Grape. Because stimulants are so much abused it Is of more importance' that people should know where to get the genuine pure Go to Lessel'8, second door north of the postt-tflce, and try his native wines. The Ives Seedling cannofbe beat for a pleasant and wholesome beverage.

roy27-dtl Sckbxk Retreat Near Kanwaka, six miles west of The subscriber having fitted up his house for the purpose, is prepared to entertain transient visitors Fresh fruit ot all kinds in their season. A pleasant grove near the house adds to the attractions of thU resort. A few boarders will be accommodated. -jelO-deodiw E. A.

Coleman. From the American Desert. We were shown a letter written to our friend, Captain Christian, from an old Kansan, Prof. Samuel Newhall, now at Fost McPherson, Nebraska, In which he says that the coun try around the tart looks first-rate and is well adapted for raising cattle, but that there are no crops. He also states that there has been more rain in that country this summer than usual, so that the grass and flower are up and looking splendidly.

Wild currants, cherry and plum trees and grape vines "are everywhere abundant and loaded with fruit. With more rain, which be believes will surely come as the country gets more thickly settled, the 'Great Ameiican Desert" will yet the best grazing and fruit land in the world. Things are quiet at the fort, as during the summer' months only part of the garrison remains at the post, the others being scattered over the country looking after the Indians. District Court. The following cases were acted upon June 21st: Forrest Sivage vs.

the Board of County Commissioners of Douglas county; dismissed by plaintiff at his costs. A. N. Blacklidge s. John F.

Jenes; motion for a new trial. Ezra A. Potter vs. Stephen W. Bowker; dismissed by plaintiff at bis costs.

Edward Smith vs. Stephen Ogden; verdict for plaintiff lor $157. U. T. B.

Jewettvs. Thomas Pjeraon; jury empanneled; verdict for the plaintiff for $40 Wm. A. Simpson vs. David Nichols et al.

dismlseed by plaintiff at his costs. Geo. Clark vs. Kacbel Clark; referred by the court to Banj. J.

Horton, Esq. Nathan P. Rlggs vs. Harrison Wade et al. dismissed by plain tl 8 at bis costs Andrew S.

Morris vs. Benj. Powell; trial by the court; judgment for $227 and costs, and attorney's fie of $27; decree of foreclosure and order for the eale of mortgaged premises. Washington Long vs. David E.

Flack et al. dismissed by plaintiff at bis costs. Samuel Walker vs. O. E.

Wilson et al. jury empanneled. David McCulloch vs. Joseph Lovelace; dismissed by plaintiff at his costs. W.

G. Melville vs. Jacob Moak; con- tinned by consent. Casprowizs Dulinskie vs. Josephine Le- bean; W.

W. Nevison, appointed guardian ad litem for minors. J. D. Daan vs.

the Board of County Commissioners of Douglas county continued by consent. A. S. Baldwin vs. the Board of County Commissioners of Douglas county; continued by consent.

Couit calendar. The following is the calendar of court and law cases set for trial at the June term, commencing June 28, 1871 WEDNISDAT. JURE 28. 1371. 948 Alexander Mitchell A Co vs Wm Ly-kins.

10,12 Joseph Keeler vs Wm Lvkins. 1043 John tiraton vs Wm Lykias. 10.36 George A Banks vs Wm Lyklns. WTweed vs Wm Lvkins. 1041 David Snrber vs Wm Lyfcins.

1044 Livingston vs Win tow a sparr vs wm ti tt Lvkins. 1044 Sparr vs Wm II LvkiDS. 1045 A Smith et al vs Wm If Lykios. 1046 David Hubbard vs Wm Lykios. 1047 Hugh Harttmann vs Wm Lykios.

1048 Theodore Lesoheret al vs Wm HB Lyklns 1049 Aaron Urbansky vs Wm Lvkins. 10.VJ Evan Davis vs Wm II Ly tins 1055 Charles Kla vs Wm Lvkins. low Ki book vs nmHK L.ykins. 1053-John 8 peer vs Wm Lykins. 1059 Adam Kottman vs Wm Lykina.

1061 Wm Earle vs Wm Lykics. 1065-Jobn schott vs Wm Lykics. 106 -vK Shoemaker vs Simpson 1067 James Blood vs Wm Lykins. J068 Wm Boaenlhal vs Wm II Lykins. 1070 George Blackeney vs Wm Lvkins.

1073-G Marckle vs Lvkins. 1150-B Luaington et al vs Wm Lykins et 1223-W vs Schultz et al. m-J Elijah Sells vs Katzenstein. 1307 John Ekin vs iieach et at. 1320 Samuel Mathews vs Jacob A Moak.

136S John Speer vs Hotcokiss et ai. 1473 a Dewou vs the Board of County Com- uiiBsiuncrv. 1477 John Howe et al vs Charles Anitz et al. 144 Susan Jane Thomas vs Wm Johns jn. isoa 11 xnacner vs Kmory Cbadwick.

1511 John Koof vs Francis Boof 1517 Mary Ann Mas jn vs Porapev Msson. 1530 Wm Barrlcklow vs Samuel Walker. 1547 A Lcscber vs James Shearer et al. is Harriet snaoy vs Nancy a Leioy. 1257 Catharine Smith vs Elizabeth Peebles et al 1574 Julia A Collamore vs Joel Thomas.

158S Alexander Lewis et al vs Allen et al. 1505 Emma Jane Davis vs Robert Davis; 1600 John Moyea vs Lewis Belley et al. THURSDAY. JUKE S3. 1371.

1619 Maurice HartUnaaVS George WHutcbln son. 1620 Patrick Hamlin vs Sternbergb. ioo aaary a uuia ws xx gutsier. 1630 Tbos McKenzie vs Mary McKerzle. 1631 Darling vs and Cooper Co.

1644 Chas A VVrUtht vs Adam Knott et al. 1667 John Shimmons et al vs Bjatd of County 1668 Theo Klaus vs the City of Lawrence. k. 1 VAtmuijtK) tuners. 1672 Jamts Nelon vs Sam Frv et a I 1674 Joseph Harris et at vs Geo Braekett et al.

1877 A Muzzy vs WUder Koight et al. 1683 -Sames Stevens et al vs Frank Chad wick. 167 Samuel Bennett vs Geo Ed in et al. lt David Mitchell vs Joseon fiuradier et ml. 1697 David Mitchell vs Sydnty Harris et 1699 -Washington Hadley ts John Piatt etal.

1703 The State of Kansas ex rel Wm 8 Campsey va Aoauuef, rmtsAT. juwtM. 17049 Montgomery vs Andrew Jonrs et al. 1712 -The Miasjurl Valley Life Insurance Co ts Mary A 111 ton. 17 14 -George Clark va Rachel Clark.

Jncn Hall vs Thomas' TerrUl et al. 1730 Charles Pill a vs Louis Sluekel et al. 1733 Aucnalus Miller vs Miebael lesv. 1736 Bidtneur at al Sb jup it al. iix iua ii arum an vs Maurice uinnnu 1738 The Kaw Valley National Bank of Topeka vs John Shimmons et al.

1740-1 1 Tows tisj Key Stone National Bank vs Hradlev. 17411 I Town use Keystone Kational Bank vs Li iioaaiey et ai. 1742 J. Stevena et al ts Ste nbergh. 1743 do do do do 1744 George vs Lewis Hoover etal.

17M-)as Furgtson va A Cone et al. 1763 Alfred Lindiey vs Thomas NJooat al. 17t3 Washington MeGJbra vs Cynthia Mctiil bra. 1766 -Maria Stone va Eliaza U. Flint et al.

SATCftDAT, JULY 1, 1871. 1767 -Wesley Garrett vs Chapin I Miller et tl. 1770 Henry ScheU vs Wm Scott et al. 1775 McCurdy vs Wm Lykiaa. 1776 Wm A Simnson va Xvat DeWlU 1770 Bach Jt Madden vs William A Wilkin son et al.

174 Andrew Stillson vs Kicholas McKenoey. 1766 DaunsAie vs Josephine Lebaan et At. 1789 Sylvia Ashley vs Tnompson Ashley. 1790 a MoCurdy vs Luther Dicksey. 1711 8 MoCurdy vs Elbert Coapman.

1798 Lawrence Gas, Coal and Coke Cj John son Lyktns et al. 1799 Wm Jndeoa va Barker. Carroll va Jaae Fas ton. ZvAW CASES. 1196 Prentiss va Mary A Walker et al 1618 Anthony Bollock et al vs Samuel Good aieetai.

168 A ft add et at vs Elijah Sell et al. 17M-Wm A Harris va Packard et al. 1724 Sarah Herring vs John Herring et aU Trfbsne Clndery. The Tribune oface has established first-class bindery, where we are prepared to do aU kinds of work books, maga- xlnea, music, blank books for counties Insurance and railroad ofUces, and for all kinds of business. Everything will be got up in the very best and cheapest style" Having employed Ur.

Otto Hlotbt, first-class workman, as foreman, we can warrant all work to give good satisfaction A Th.IU.Gr. A. L. Pzasx. Recorder..