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, 1860-12-08

THE ROCK ISLAND BRIDGE CASE.
On Monday next, the trial Of J. W. Bis
sell for an alleged conspiracy to burn the
Rock Island Rsilroad Bridge, will com
mencc in the Recorders Court Of Cook
County. The Rock Island bridge is link
In the great East and West: thoroughfazc,
connecting the Rock Island Railroad with
the Mississippi and Missouri Road, and
completing the line Of uninterrupted COM
znunication between the interior Of Iowa
and the Northwestern Lakes Our readers
orc awazo Of the long pending litigation set
On foot and continued by St! Louis and the
Steamboat interest against this bridge.
That case ia now in the Supreme Court Of
the United States after having" passed
through the q. S. District Courts botll Of
Illinois and Iowa. The interests in-
volved are Of grcat magnitude, and upon
the final decision depends the construction
or abandonment OF numerous contemplated
Railroad Bridges across naylgable streams
in various parts Of. the country. These
facts give increased interest to the trial OF
the alleged conspiracy case about to take
place III this city. To satisfy: "a very general
demand, we shall publish full reports Of
the testimony both pro and con. The case,
We understand, has been stt for Monday
next by agreement Of parties, and we pre-
sumo it is sure to come on at that time,
, 1860-12-08
The Kansas Famine.
TECChsEu, knl.sas,. Dec. j, 1860.


TEcCHsEu, Knnsas, Dec. i, 1860.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
About the 1st Of September last wrote TO
the TRIBUNE statement Of the condition aud
prospects, Of tho people Of: Kansas. The
gloomy fozcbodings then expressed have been
moro than realized since! notwithstanding
the earncst and philanthropic efforts Of Messrs.
Hiatt, Army and Pomeroy aud their coiahor-
en-, together with tue cordial cooperation If
the editorial corps throughout the free States,
the difficulties aud necessities of thousands in
the Territory become moro apparent dny hy
day. Thus far the contributions arenot equiv
alent to tithc Of tho demands made for relief
and assistance such being the case now,
what will it be thirty days hence, ,'when winter
sha1l have set in firmly! Statistics have already
been Published, partially showing thccxtcnt Of
destttutton; but statistics collected two
months ngo, xhcu many families, who hasa
since divided with their needy nctghbors sup
posed they could "get through the winter''
without assistance, afford no criterion for The
present time, Hunger, cold and suffering no"
press upon hundteds-ayc, thoueauds-of the
men. women and children in the Territory
Rolief must be had. They look to the people
of the free and Western States for sympath,
and assistance, The relief must be continued
until March or April. Can 1t be obtained
VIII not the generous tire Of ving:' Let u
the different localities, townships, and coun
ties send ANAL contributions, and the burden
win not he felt by your people,
, 1860-12-08

Neither House was in session yesterday,
both bodies having adjourned over, the
previous evening, to Monday. The corn-
Try will not be loser on account Of tho
recess :.
, 1860-12-08
The Board will adjourn to-day.

,
'.:: = Recorders Court.
Mary Flynn IVES yesterday tried on an in
dictment for stealing t. ii from David Buchter
:Kirchen5 shc was found guilty. Sentenced
to one year in States Prison,
Jas. L, Prince, larceny Of lot Of furniture;
trial By jury. a.. :. i 49,.
:: Henry Curtain alias Cortoon, found: guilty
oflarceny, Of iron; value Of property, e+s7 II.
- The Grnud Jury brought In the following
i olu4. .,.... . ..-. '.-~.->'-
John Heinberger, larceny as bailee.
;aeorgo Horton, assault with intent to COM
nit rape. ........: !.
John Rock alias John Roach, larceny:
Thomas Coyle, Edward Barnes, Nicholas
Duhach, James coyle, larceny; three irdiet-
ment6.
Jas II. Brown, larceny,
=. Owen Tracy and Mary Burke, Larceny; three
Indictments
, James Burns, James Aecar.y,> Ja.. Iowrie
dltas James Cowry, larceny, Es
John, o'Seil, larceny.
Casper Annaa, assault with deadly weapon.
i. David Kennedy, giving poison TO his wife
and .ssanlt With intent to kill
John Galloway, petit larceny; two indiet~
menta.s.:+
Thos. Il: Walsh a1ids John Williams, larceny;
| plead not guilty on the 5th, On the 7th, with
drew the plea aud plead guilty Of petit larceny.
Sentenced to ten days In the county jail
i Ann Cazmody a1ias Ann Floy, larceny Of a
.dnx,. satd .be found II. In pawnbrokcr's
shop on the floor: Plead guilty to petit larce.
:: ny: Sentenced to one dag in the county Jail,
i to expire when the sun went. down last even
ingl :Birat offence: ~. -. >. ~.
In the afternoon, John Kohn, charged with
+. 3;ssea1Ipg. epa3 worth $s5, WIS brought up ane
| plead guilty. When bis counsel dcmnrrcd tt
: barring tho prisoner couTicted Of larceny, which
:. wiu sead him to States Prison for from ono tt
four years, the Court pertinently remarke..
!. :" He ought TO have been content with coa
ofless Talnci' Tam so11y, but he should hay
stolen poorer one":: And John Kphn ala
). Coon, must sesve term In Joliet, tho lenst]
oftime get to be dxed-
: l. Henry Nozthrup, larceny Of several v<st pal
.tsFpa from tbs store Of Henry Burven; pac4
n not guilty and VIA allowed d tdal By jur5. III
n Eoods alleged to have been stolen vcre .missc
= t. On. tie morning Of The nist Of oetober:T The
o. wsre :found! st: different stores. where It
n ehimed young Northliup h.d sold them. ..Thl
. trial WE. not concluded when tho: Court ~
tournea..,.-.:!. :... - ,"::'- 1-:@
, 1860-12-08

wOak Orchard Acid Spring Y a.
t this watcr i, gsta,ng great celebrity snd The do
naud for Il increasing .spa1y, It's beneficial ehsr
aetc7 aested hy thousands and It Il pronounced By
os,ln u1sned physicians to BE- superior to aay othc.
medicinal Spring waies now IN use. 1ne Almost III
rsculous curts vhlthts has perarueo lead us To he
Here thst Is destined to become extensively used IN
the sseatmen. qf resy many daeases which Ordinary
Erealcs Til to cure III curative properties a:e q
taeashed beyond question and rs feel assured that
must great supessede many ot the
compound. Of the day. Ma recommend those Of gu
readers who nny ne saae1snx nqa general debility Of
ftom AM ot the diseases for which ta Water u Pre-
s:bed 10 Ztrs s3al- Eco hnothsa
column r., :: !. :. ;:1.,-;. tfl4easlesatl1;
, 1860-12-08

"a: Nzw: cousr1-11he citizens Of q portion
Of Marathon county, Wisconsin, have given
not,cs thatapplicafion viii be made to the next
I,sgislatarn 70 divide that county, aud organ
lxe ! new county, to he called LINCOLN. The
, s1Du,Icaion Ii signsd BY Hon. Walter Me1ndos
-. ~.a. ii -,.. - al,
, 1860-12-08

11H Con-. BUs1sEss.-buf a lew years e,hec'
the coal yards OF the city were sca'te1eo alons
the ~sarvcs, anu purchasers were ol'en op'.seu
10 pay Tor large percentage q 1no" ,llu 'se,
NOW, onr hfeer dealers na'c e4'ensnc CIV
cred yards, where the different safieues ara
Kept carefully housed aud buyers ee' LUG a1''.
cle they bargain ior. one ol tne nt5ese sna
best establishments IN tue cry 1S lna' u 'on't
& Newhouse q co., ut the north-east corner
Of Madison street bridge. Buyers can neFe
get whatever they<W1sh, ano at ma'Aet pf'cee'
cu1n Munn1n.-The Rcy. Il. N. D,ehor,
Rector of r. iJohn,a Parish. Union Park, Oh
Thursday found the body of a full-erown male
infant On the door step Of his Church. It had
probably been there since Tuesday, as it was.
covered with SNOW. An examination by Dr..
Amer,nann showed that The child had been
hon, alive. and the circumstances seem to
,ne,,fx the he,;ef that II Ind been placed where
It was fonnd to perIsh. It's parents and all
other facts repardinp its former history re-
min shrouded IN mystery.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -'-o1to nesae - eoHu
aefman WHO n0s oeen 'o' ."o tAts ~ NV GU
p1oy ol T. f1anAen..a1 a. 49, ~ "hole7 ~
oaecoonh' 40 ~ eon1n "a'cf s''ee'- az
was wen thoogn1 oi W us emp'osefs' anu
they nao AZ one ume contc1npla'eu se'aNs A.a
up III ous1ness ~ W. Nv ~. =. ,s.' ..t ~.
however. teAA ln@s 1oi aol!e '!Ane Dse" 49,
IN inc III Oh @na' es1aol'sntnen'' Anu soou'
bnye disappeared IN mysterious manner. ~
&n&DlEi4n
, 1860-12-08

vnta ON Botclorss Hetolution.
The following are the Ayes aud Noes on tie
.aont,on Of Botclcr'e resolution for the refer
.nce of 60 much Of tho Presidents Message Us
-e1nte, 10 the pesilous condition ofthc country
N = snec1a1 committee ofolc ffom each State:
TEAS
A1.uAul.-Coub, Dem; Houston, Dem. :
ARKAHsAs.-nusk, Dem.
CorYrcr1crT.--Feny, Rep; Woodruff, Rep,
DE1AwAaE:-Whitely, Dem. n:,,
Observation-Disclosures, AM; ILL., AM Love.
% ixp,An.-cou.s, Rep; Davis, Dem; Dunn.
Rr,1 Fnr2ish. Dem; Holman, Dem. Kill
eoie, Rep; Niblack, Dem.; Petit, hcp:; PoE:@.
ter, Rep. ~
Df@; fex.-curts., Rep; yanae!er: Rep: r. ..
KrnrucKY-Adame, Am. Anderson Am.
Bdstow. An; Brown, Dem; Burnett. Dein.;
Moore, : Am; Peyton, DEM; Stevenson
ofm; ofImo;r,s..xA-Donligpy, Am. ','r,
o:xn' :Txn.'an4glp..xp.-Dayis, ngp. Am. ! Harris. AM !;
Hughes, Dem; Kunicl, Dem; Stewart, Dem;
Tsaess., Tsss4,causr74s.- nus Adams. Rep; Alley, Rep;
ns,.nS Rep; Eliot, Rep; Goofh, Rep; Rice,
pen Degi Th,ser' Rep; Train. Rep. -,
A1Rs 1RRssrnurn.r--Kellogg, Rep.
NmarsorA-s.drich, Rep; "lnslo"' Aer.
M1ss1ssrP1.-DaSts, oGn. en-, n,-rot nc,,
M.sso1R,IAndernfon, 11; ron, yem:i pheips % pem. ''
NV JKass1:-Adrain, Dem: Nixon, hep.;
|eSxw ;ToRx.-Bar1, Dem: Briggs, American;
.carter. Rcp: Clark, Dem; J. Cochrane,. Drln
ConklIn, Rep: DneA' Gep: Ey,p ,pnn! my HdeEin'
6em: nen Hoard, Rep; Humphrey. Rep; Ke9yon
lex: @ Reyno,ds, Dem; siclles, Dem; spauld
ip9, Rep; Spinner, Rep. -. -.
EA1iroRHIA--Butrh, Dem. 49,; -
NORTH cAnoL1stmStaneq, aasn em nSn Va1ce sul Am
"nn,o-1kso. "n1 Dem. Corwin. Rep; ,Co1
nen-: Gurlcy, Rep; uelmiek, Rep; Howard
: Dem: Nartin, Dam pendleton, Reps 'Theake1
Rep; Triubls, Rep,;M M vallandnghan' DEM
Observation-Disclosures, Rep. CamRn1l
Rcn. CoTode. Rep; Florensr. Dem; Hale
TX: sal. 4 D.: Jnnkin, Rep; Kallinga4, Rep
1nrrneckcr. Rep.; Mciherson. Reps; Mool
head, Rep Morris. Ind; Stewart, Rep; 'e'fes
R1g; KSoDe MeGS; Gfs;lasRD-Drayton hsR; Rep Eob.nso1
ArnrEssrR:--Ave.y, Dem; Etheridgc, DEN
Hsttou. Am; Enynard. Am: Nelson, Am
Qusrles, Am.; Stokes. A1n-; T.1omas; Dem; ~.
VER,foxr Morrill,, Repi Royce hep-; " =
w YtfaIs1A.- @ .-Boeock, Dem; Boteler, An; 2
Jsruette, Dem; Edmundson, Dem; HAM
DEM: Jenkins, Dem; Leakc, Dem; Marti.
Dem; Milfop, DEN; Pryor, Dem; smitl
s WIssoo,srz.-L4r..eoe, Dem.
:. -. !: !, SA1S-
Cpanrc41or1-Burnha1n, Rep; Loom1
, 1860-12-08
Cbiragp Gtibutte,


~ To MAIL Subscribers. "a :
The date on the slip on which your nAIue IL
printed, tells wheu your subscription rms cut.
Keep an eye OMIT.
, 1860-12-08

.VoIiGg or L CHICAGO CRAF1.-We hear cf
tho travels Of the schooner Hugh Barclay,
belonging to Mather g. Co. Of this city: She
made Baltimore On Monday, from Buenos
Ayres, with cargo Of bone-ash. She left here
two ycas aso, for Galway, ireland From
thence she crnised in the Mediterranean tu
Constantinople, Her voyages have been Pc
'cunlarily successful
, 1860-12-08

e. The Ottumwa Qowa) Courier think:
3hat town & going to be the young Pozkopous
1.of the: Vest fifteen shundred hogs were
slaughtered aud packed there weef before
Int; md host IL how coming in st the rate q
phsahonsaad dAy: 7. q ,,, ...,:
, 1860-12-08

discussion, further remarks were made By
Peter Page, c. G. Wicker, Prof Sloan aud 4
G, Throop.
Pending tho fourth resolution, 8. g. Hayes,
Esq, made some very effective remarks. He
WIS opposed to our banking system in toto. 1t
was defective and rotten. Under it VIC never
can hare reliable currency. The Legislature
could not interfere with the vested tights Of
the banks now In operation; but 1t conld fur
bid any more banks to BE- established under
the law. That would make those now In ope-
ration good. He favored the Ohio, Indiana
and Iowa State Bank system; where each
branch was responsible for al the others Men
4, Of capital, Wh0 had real money would then eu-
gage in banking, and the currency they issued
would be kept good -
= The balance Of the resolutions were then
passed, amid Some confusion, clused By de-
sultary remarks, some In order aud SOME
not, from Esq. Vernon and other gentlemen,
when the meeting adjourned.
The meeting, Was very lrSe, and composed
of tho leading business men Of the city. An
earnest spirit was manifested to thoroughly re-
!. FORM our Vicious currency system While
manv were for radical measures, which II
passed By the Legislature would destroy the
banks entirely, the conservative element H':ls
l21gely in the majority. They were anxions to
retain what WIS good and etfectually provide
against the abuses which hare fastened them.
selves upon our banking system We have
i been able to present but 4 very meayre ah
stFact Of tbs remarks Of the several speakers
Many Of them were exceedingly pointed and
Flst5 aud ELECTED much applau=e.. 1t Is to be
hoped that the meeting will hare ita appropH
ute influence, ,uu0n the Legislature -
, 1860-12-08

$50 will be paid by the carriers Of the DAILY
TRIBUNE for the best written New Years Ad.
dress, to be sent in by the 2ath Of December.
Rejected addresses returned II deaired. AI'
dress :. G. R DalcEErT,
, 1860-12-08

IttnEF ~. "lncn, y. L. L. AIlQn1
8;co T. Eveieth, b.. Galsin Hill,
n. nltlets, E: 4nn1am, ,
yasuu ysnrr Trn, F,,aia., E,x,,os l. - na'''1'on'
--
How TO p1srosE or i LOAD or HAY.-Mr
Haven resIf,9nr at ss1 Vest Madison street
an r,,nrsd,x saot hi. b;rra no,, Jom.s proun
~ 1H ssA1 "t7 "ueu n1"' '".nss .Ao,
:, NJ. 4;,;,,;t~ ~ 11,-,.,, WITH a,xoc+;oru IN
-. ~. =. a.. - - - .1
,e e-s ~ ~ '' etefoss =, - '4A, - s44'<N4
uus i.po1s u lae psoeeeoe. -af' .a1nes nio"n
IS s1'Snt'5 cons1siA lie Drought Inc nay 10
market, sold Il, got how"come-you-so," spent
ali the cash, IaWned the. horses, made away
with The money lent him by his Uncle, and
was found in Intervening at the thcatre elori-
ou.ts oohffoas' Immensely R1cn' ano oent on
enjoyment oot she pohcc caused MN 10
change his quarters for tho saw dust. Tie
te:an aud wagon OF hls employer were 1oaad
yesterday safely deposited at sale stable.
WIZ Nv n'u P.opeseu "sposns =. tns.u'
1nc 'sano Jun ioaao attue onl assi'nss A1.
Brown Tor iarcen5, and Recorder Wilson will
dispose of this case during the present term Of
the Recorders Court,
- .,
, 1860-12-08

as follows:: =
. ireland, 75; Germany, 70; United States, 81;
England, g. Norway, S; France, 3; Canada, =;
Bohcmia, e.; Sweden, .; Switzerland, 3; -Hol-
land, Il; Scotland, i; Portugal, !.
The number OF acres under cultivation has
been: Pntatocs, s; oats, 6; corn, Is; broom
corn, .; vegetables, 2; beans, s; millet, i; to-
tai, 70; which has produced crops amounting
ut present market value to about s1,35o. The
stock on thu farm consists Of horses, II
cows, . calves md 81 hogs.
In the afternoon the case Of Drainage Com
missioner Dalton, which has heretofore created
considerable feeling In the Board, was taken
up. Alter considerable discussion it was de:
.cided, and a vote passed TO that effect, tia.
he be required to n1e all papers, books and
documents connected with his Office, with the
County Clerk, within ten days and be prepared
for full settlement Of all his affairs In tha'
connection By :ths time Of the next meeting o
The Supervisors.
:, The Board will adjourn to-day. -:
, 1860-12-08
MARRIED

...' . MARRIED. ''.-'
In sats ctr on tho tta tnrt. by Rev f. Green Mr
GEORGE nDULI0N and Nl4s NAkf jOEpAS gf
Pittsburgh. fern.1 '''
On tie ssh December 1t the Brighton Honse. BY Rev
J. =. EenneT, ~: FL WADsN ORTIZ q L2ekpvft
ESd. OF Uf1entQn, u.pols
, 1860-12-08

DEMOVAL.-The .Herrings Safes
i. N, hsr4 bern rean6ted ron is SautA Natx H7n<t
70 ths NV sto1a q HERR1NQ q Gu, 70 stase strest
tA1at Rlook opPokta c1ty HptplL -: po71dns-tss
, 1860-12-08
Nem advertisements.

EH SCEIYENr. ddntzttaag, 4gehk, c. pe1r-
6o,4 It, u axtAorized to fac<5r 4dr<.tiseeots or
ML aud al Tia Leoiikg H1peFs ef UtS 1fortArtde
, 1860-12-08
15oar1illg.

DOARDTNG.-Two I Eoune Ladies
Ii .xkh M board and two rooms on Michigan o.
W1hash AyeuEet. Address k-P. o. Bog II Gs53lW
DOARDING-A gentleman aud
Id nls Wife and two sinT1c GefAlenaen. can oe e,
commod ed With board A06 pleasaot foomA y -
RtrAet 01aAAN
, 1860-12-08

:. :. DzuwxED.-A Geruian named Joseph AdEl.
s, ~ willie attempting to: eEess tha Kankakes
river, near Knnkakee, fell through the ice; and
W.. =. dFoEnea.; :! ,He ,le'vese vtfs and three
,,eh1dreuin possrty.1 :, ] : s.as :::,7
, 1860-12-08
T0 Rent.
;Tor SEale.

Tor SALE-Sleighs and Cutters
L. 1t all prieee, frorn 70 to &1a1 Double OF slnEA
seat for one to two horses trimmed Or without 41r-
W17ss may ~ seen II 8iIRLTh l. TUTTLES East
ern Csrri21e Repository Market street. near Ash-
fnrton. Of addfess II B. HILL Chicago, Ill
nuaidaA-1mI
, 1860-12-08

'DOARDING.-A. Suite Of Front
i } Rooms tn rent with Board Il - aad - Mich!-
61a AYenue Rafereuce4 required. no1s-o4s-1R
, 1860-12-08

w 4 n T E D.-To Rent i small,
w eorfurt.bls house prrs..atly located. fps=.-h-
ed Or nnfurnls1ed- Furnished preferred AdcF:ss
and location. =. 8Ga4lW
, 1860-12-08

w SIyerP Plated Goods IS to s. per cent. cheap
ar than any other house, See Hambleu Co.'S
advertisement npg;-lN
, 1860-12-08

The following Is the report of the Grand
Jury, after having examined the Jail, on Thurs
day:
pleasure in testifying to the excellent condl-
tion in which they fonnd everything pertntn-
ing thereto, and the evidences Of attention on
tbs part Of Sheriff HesIng to all the wants or
necessities dictated by humanity to the un-
f0rtunates under his charge. The Jail, in all
its departments, is in perfect order and clean
creditchIe To fhe shrrjfr and C0nk connty
, 1860-12-08

~ Toilet Soaps from Low, sof & Eenbow,
Ruasnel. Cleaver, Pires. sud other celebrated
houses In England Also, Lubin's highly perfumed
Scapsin great variety, and warranted genuine. by
E. II. Sargent, corner Randolph and State streets,
rhlrnrr III
, 1860-12-08

DAMAGE RgrA1aEp.-Wc are happy In be-
Ing able to state that the damage done to the
Briggs House b. the fire . short time since,
has been fully repaired, and Mc:srs. Tucker &:
French arc once more In proper trim for the
reception Of guests. ALL who call upon them
may depend upon being well attended to.
, 1860-12-08

ALnAsAcs ron 1861. illustrated London Aims
nae for 1861 containing eix beautiful eoloscd pic
tures Pilgrim Almanac, published in aid Of the
Pilgrim Monument fund; Family Christian Aims
nAe, published BY the Tract Society; Methodist
Almanac. and the Illustrated Cultivation Almanac,
are few among the uany received bJ AeNally +
N Al Dearborn IT.
, 1860-12-08
ar11u8Etnf11t6.


BDoors n7en It o'clock. Pcr1ozuaac - tn com
ruenee 1t u o'esoek Boz odlcs open :soa 10 till
Apx1s<ov-nr~& Circle 50 ctats Second IC1rr1e :
er..4; Private Boxes $kro and {tn4.
, 1860-12-08

WANTED An Entry Clerk,
w ons who ia rsrld penrrsn, WITH sous knowl
edge Of book keeping and tlnE 70 woEk f2F xaa f.
year. VIII .dd1esa. II own hand writing. VI III
, 1860-12-08

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, 1860-12-08

FURs' FURs" FURs'!'
Largo Sale by Catalogue OF
VALUABLE FURS and ROBES,

HX GILBERT q SAMPSON,
1t their Spacious store, H6 s. Lake Street.
We ta-e pleasure In announcing to the Ladies' and
Eentlemen Of EhisAxo that We viii sell At suction,
eoTmsneinF on Tuesday ne1t, December 1ltn, 1t u
Ao::ueat Of Fine FuEs e.er offered ii tia city. Taa
stock eQpsisttuH IN pAFf af ~.
, 1860-12-08

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, 1860-12-08

. EGO to John 1ones's, 119 Dearborn rtreet, and
get your clothes cleaned and repaired They viii Ia
we'll done and at prices to Antt the tines.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-02
DIR. KENG,S DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

DR.. 6ING formerly OF New York for
Z3HA the asst four years OF Louisville Ken
,GnI who has 3vOted attention the
ent Of private diseases FOR so years, hattcTs
4nself having attended IL practice for many
bars, aud cured 50 many thousands heis enabled
IRE all diseases or private nature matter how
adthey may be from InJa1iciOus mediczltTeatment
iron aegleCt Oftheir own Dr. Kings Dispensary
No. % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
Ia2re second stoI Eher ecLre allIiseasek OF
rlvaie nature
fioSozRBE1 iurod withoutIsussou sn IcIn or o
rferenee With business
SFzIcTU EsO Old recon tiate sfectualiy cured Z
10 lays, by operation which causes pain.
here structure xists health cannot be enjoyed.
srhaps IiseasecAuses NOR IN isc bic land under
lines the Constitution so much.
fSrPsLIs, with aiitheIiseases OF Eheskin growing
~ of neglect CT bad be HecIu slly
treitn few days.
sxxfxxI EkskNEsS-PArticulara rate ntion havinl be
yer 90 this disease aud aI.he consequences grow.
z out0f {, brought on in many cases by the de-
-uctiyc habiIs OF tuconstdcTatc Youths and Excess
yeinduigeHce OF he Passions asgectof which will
dermiue rensie ;nF the subieetuubi
rbusiaessor society and causing premature odd
Females Who may be iabGriag with any iliicUlty Of
e Won may restsssaFed of immediate relief -
Persons .esiding abroad by writing ana stating
cir with aree enclosed directetto lr.k King
}, q Oeaierick street, Nashville, Tenn, Will have
D tesessary medicinesent to thciT address ~ ith
ssary directions strict secrecy observed Oaee
'Irsfr m n'clockiI h emorning until Q n theeve
= Ell mav30 -indAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-02
The ARRAY at College.

During the past week, James W. Reese. of
Georgia, came to his death from the effects
of a blow on the head. inflicted by John Bell
BrownlOw, of kno1 villa. This occurred at
Emory and Henry College, both parties being
students. Ii is with pain and reluctance
allude to this melancholy affair, and but for
the many notices by newspaper editors and
correspondents. which / have seen, l would
refrain from making single remark. 1t is
legitimate in Editors TO notice all such occur
reuces as items Of Hetrs, but when q case is to
undergo a judicial investigation, as this is,
nothing ought TO be said pro or con, touch
ing the merits of the case.
/ know no harm of the deceased or his
friends, and il did, would not utter one
word OF complaint Ia the absence of any
Information, l presume them to be clever
people-they have my sympathies in their
bercavement--aOd would rise as the hour
of midnight to render them any kind service,
supposing they would do the same for me.
But justice to my son requires the statement
of one or two facts. The deceased was a very
stout young man-about six feet high
weighed about one hundred and sixty pounds.
He gave the frs. ofiense in words, and he
gave the first blow. Ny son. though men,
Der of the senior class, had jast passed out
of his 10Th year-weighs abont one Aasdrsd
and seusR pounds. and Is phyically feeble. He
was knocked down when in the passage. on
his way to his room-his antagonist was on
him beating him severely, and having kicked
him in one eye, that eye was blinded with
blood and sand. With the aid of a small
boy pulling ut him, my sou got from under
him. and in the same moment. seized upon n
small chestnut stick within reach. and struck
che one unfortunate blow. My sou Jeff for
East Tennessee openly. gong 20 the Glade
Springs Depo; to take the cars. and was so
advised by his friends, being myself In NASH
vile. He did not leave until after the Ply
sicians pronounced the deceased in no seriaas
danger, and until my son was arraigned be-
fore the Faculty, and acquitted, and ordered
TO go to his studies. lie will return to
Abingdon NJ the proper time. aud surrender
himself To the proper authorities, and await
his trial under the laws of Virginia As he
is not, aud never Mas qGarrelsome young
man. aud in morals will compare favofsbty
with the better class Of young men nj Cob
leges, ! respectfully suggest 20 newspaper
Editors andtkeir correspondents, the great
injustice of visiting upon him the political or
personal sins Of bis farHER. over whom be
has never exercised any eontroll
w. G. lRowSLow,
Editor Of the Knoxville HAsS.
FEBKuARY rs, 1850.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-02

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