, 1859-02-08

r RzcoRpsR's CouRr.-The February term
: the Recorders Court commenced i.s sessio
, Yesterday morning. The room hsa bean ref
!; ted and renovated since the last term-the ol
seats taken ont and replaced BY new ones IN
i; for convenience and elegance, il second 70 nor
other in this city OF country. The following n
the persons dfaWa.fo Jurors; - =
GRAND JURY.
Edward Foster, John Dewitt, Redmond Prir
devilIe, G. D. Dtckenson, Patrick McNulty, j,
Southard, ". L Bolton, John 4. Barney, Her
n 4. Honore. g. J. Wilder, G. J. Chapin, Thol
Clark, P. q. Hyde, 4. &. HeaA, G. Bomau, s
r. Ball, James Parker, b. F. Hadduck. W. n
Salatoustall, Vim. WaYmau. Joshua Leonard
Vim. Il. Sampson, Reuben Taylor ,,c
-. s!::E7 PITT JURY. :;
franklin Hathaway, A. G. Hessie 9. Oleson
4. Bauer, John Croee. Caspar Butz. Charlie
F. Deane, 7. Wadsworth, J. Lawson, George 4
Saststt. cssPs5 Fsifsr, s; 8; aagsard. I. !!
Ackley, D. l. Jacobs, Julius Kersho9, In 7
Fisher, Amos Benedict, Henry Giles.
There had been committed for trial, sinc'
the close Of the last term, forty-eight person.
for the following of1enses: ss for larceny fol
assault with deadly "espon; for etaboing;
for forgery; for burglary; for obtaining
money under false pretences; for keeping I
house OF lll'fame; Tor pasnng counterfeit
money.
The Court met at ten O'Clock yesterday morn
lng. and the grand Jury Waa called. His Honor
made a brief charge to them to the following
effect:
iou ns!l 90 yoaE business With dispatch.
act ia concert ma man .hond nre.de az runsh -
as The Conrt should preside over the BUSH ess
OF .als couts.
attained hy tha ~ noy "91G.t 10 Ds
! way Of money or reputation. over and bevond
me admins ration Of justice, you should exam.
'Ag H. - %. S0ao ece.ns ea.siai,s' .n :,
cases tn the det1;msnt @ ~ Israe. .o VIII su'al'
| fou are to take m M cases excent ph.-a rar-
nary examination. Those lying in jsil should
oeeuPs 5out a''ent'on afs<
| Aae Peu' juror were 1hen 1mpanelled aad the
| ooar9 'ooK up tne civil cases.
E,c,. Mux- -Tba EIo;n =: :o-.t,1 nav. .h..
tbe total amount oF 1n;,r s.nt fro7, 4hot +o-,, tn
| Ch;ca1o dur;no the mast vso- 80, oo7 nv o.,.
1ons srhicb at n. ava-. - ,-;,. of 49, ,o,t.
pa,ton o;vs. The spm of &oo AZ o. ma. ha.
;no .hont +us,t, a.;v., =, .h,+ ..u
paoed in tb;a bn.;ne,, his nm, a,xas +han
| oho,,. ., nm .o.. Ts;s .>..
| If ,ron,,.,v ,a;d .o,,a ~. r,..;~ -.
| ..;sh...h:, - H. '4'
80 r:.s;r. :. .,s:~ 1.o' o11 'ao 49,
~. s.s - ko ~'e Nv p!o"ps pe'
probably oeTer Will be. paid. EEg'n milk, when
H. leaves fha depot there, Is always pure, bu: it
so"e''"es ee'' m1xea Win aTll N liz, inter IT
1eaenes, ta'8 Guy ano Ii soia from wagons
'nasked Esg'n. There are men IN Chicago who
give shetF customers pure and wholesome
mnA' ro" tne fot h'sef valley, and amonS
.ne nomoef We 'ee' qo'se sure Is hr. l. Il.
"au1er' ~ 'ae corner LIES tla1nes and Van Bu'
ren a'9eetA
n,,,,ou,. t.n-.rrr n n n;,,.u,,
son;a- ,..+,a. - 49, =. Nv
eo'' VI "nou' L. " alne' WHO was arrested III this
CITY On FRIDAY Last, vas the Chief operator, vas
arrested Al bloomington on Saturday, and brought
TO lnls city by one of Capt. Bradey's detectives
on sunday. Dillingham;, when arrested, was at
"o1h III sflsI MIL, dressing stoncs' de lad cir
cui1'eo large namoef o1 cards. elrcuats 3r.' of
.ue ,''.'"6 t''f'e4 ~ eae ''c'n'ty ol Eloomlns'
."'. out le II e''oen,y on'5 &ool ot Hine's' al
c"e -, u'r :" W ussu' "u''e tnc ioiner'
".' - uu''"D'u'5 " e'eaS iosue' Aep' LIS '1a'ne
Wv " ~'e eoueetn en1itey :, o''''osnan' VAS e1-
ing, and held III $500 bail
'" oA'As. sAo1NAA-Ane'e ls 10 oe
k'aoo on1on fesn7a' ior inc oenehs OF the
onorcn ot the Atonement' (keT. Il. h. Morrel',
nsc'or.) On tsloay evening, at Metropolitan
Aal ine church Of the Atonement is located
on os5 esfee1. IN spsrsely populated portion
ot @ne elty, and although in prosperous condl-
''on' Aoo oo'o& an excellent work, IL hardly jet
ifest their interest in this infant Church. and
their respect for its faithful Rector by contribu
ting liberally On this occasion.
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ACCIDENT on THE CHICAGO, ALTON AND ST.
Aools hAlRoAo.-oa Saturday evening last,
Two cattle cars attached to the passenger train
from Springfield, were thrown from the track
--<~-~
pleta wreck. The cars contained cattle. Of which
several Eera 40 ba3ly in;nred a. tn randar II
D'ssooat5 ~ ALL Auen3' Ing passenger cafs
VETS nut tnro"o rom Tue sracx' nor any pas
sensei4 o'ufea' 1ne 'faln "aa delayed several
noa'e " 'ue 0cc'oen'' "n'eo "aa caused o5 Inc
-""
ANOTHER su,r To Rrcoyrp = .po, ,.snrn
PROPERTY ~ c,7,c.oo-1t il atoted tho, en-
Murray ,rcconnel1 uho rccsntI. ~..;rn,,, lie
oluce " AtA Auoitof o' the feoefal treasury al
"Asa'Ason' nus aoue ~ 1or Inc purpose ol IT,
e - @14' e.A'' ~ ni.ns su4' .o' LUG recovery
~ eous u.1eu " ae'ss u 'ana IN 'no neaf1 Of Inc
~, ~ eu.s'so' :. - A1'eseo tnat 'he laad "as
''s1,s .,'ee'eu as 'l'e Aapa o"ce, out a1sef"atas
o." " oo'e efl'lel' !" o1ne' Pa1'les'
n- Attan,;on ;e ror,;cr,o,1, oo,,oa ~ .,. H..
.ue " 0'.iea' !" ~ oen'eiea NY mr. Caiaeeo1s'
A"'s >1us'aas' eseune' d. metropolitan hall' de-
oe4'fA's - 'u' a''e4u 'aees' WILL a4so au ac-
eouul " 'ne mssionaFy 'aoofs among the hamfs
" oousn -A'tea' mr. VI mas resided t#ehty-one
sel's III 'aa' COUNTY, ana dor7ng MS long res''
ocuee toe1e accuIlusateo mach salnable and H.
.elesuns information feia''Ee to tile country aud
hear him.
mpo,,ac.- -r-,,
r.. N'.L1ne'e n4's ao1 oeea 4 !'ne
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~ u'7"1uei5 eoaouet' aao o'ner Ike
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