, 1861-12-21
LEGAL NWTNMETHENQE,

SUPERIOR CouRT.-BJo7e fudge Goodrieh.-
No. 8S3-Ca1Vin 7. Wheeler u. 3. 8. .6hepheMi |
jury trial; verdict for the defendant. No. $50
IE a. B. B. @eGagg Mcdaniel at9an q. bakery; TsI"
No. Sesame vs. Same; damages 81: same /
motion. No. 689-E. Akin Us. Seelah Reeve;
jury trial; verdict tor plaintiff; damages S2625o.
No. 892-John H. G. fisherman W. D. F. Cur
1ier; verdict for the plaintiff, s6ee@; No.
diet for plaintiff, e. 34.50. No. 8os- Potter |
Palmer rs. Edward Sidney; submitted; jury
trial; verdict, defendant guilty, andsthat the |
title of the plaintiff to the premises Is in fee
simple. Motion for new trial and arrest Of !
CIRCUIT CouRr- Before Judge 1iastier7e.--
96-John P. Chaplin us Reynolds, Ely md Co.
Arguments closed yesterday forenoon, and the
jury retHing, returned verdict for the de-
fendapts. Motion BY plaintiff for a new trial
BEAUTIFUL Conp11x1oa.- -Laird7a Liquid Pearl
has achieved celebrity IS having no equal for
preserving the complexion hnd akin. Sold by
Smith & Dryer, druggists and chemists, opposite
the fremont House.
A CAao.-Is 1t proper to lease card On New
Years Day II the lady is {" at homer" Most de-
cidedly. Such cards are ralued and kept as
souyenirs "Yankee Card Writer" fremont
Houee.
E Everybody likes that Rubber Moulding and
Weather Strips Don't tail to leave your orders at
No. 4 Bingsbury Block, up stairs.
December 20. At
w The new oscinssing Hook Sewing Machine
makes stitch alihs on 1oth sides. On exhibition
and eale at the Grover & Baker sales1oom LIS Lake
etreet.
'sThe htest and most perfect inyention."-se
eni{fc american.
.1Nothing In its management that the simplest
mind may not grasp."-1rt Journal.
n1te11 sapsEior t. any machine in .4s r. ar
JExM:-Tour favor received: Our advice is
to purchase him nice Kerosene Lamp for Christ~
mas. It Is memento constantly before one.
Tou will find an endless variety at Mobiles Lamp
and OIL Emporium, liz Lake street. dc17-8t
e Every lady should use Laird's Bloom of
Youth for preserving and identifying the complex
ion and skin. Sold by Smith l. Dwyer, druggists,
and chemists, opposite the fremont House.
e 5000 Drums, all sizes, with calf skin hesds;
also, general assortment Of improved Accor-
deons, Brasa and String Instruments etc, for sale
ct cost by Bauer, 90 South Clark street. lde147t
~Go to the TRIBUNE Office for your printing.
deea1yr
Go to Dunlop, sewen s. spalding Tor Printing.
|. nog11-hsa11Y
/ ~ For Holiday Presents go to j. 4. Colby,
Agent, d8 Randolph st. Heis selling of the entire
etock ofbooks andjewel1, atwar prices. What the
book etores eel for 81 100, sell for Soc, q Is and
$1.60 books for 62K and Is cents, and ar othee
| books at great reduction. Now is your time to
buy your Holiday presents at half price. Such an
| opportunity as the unfortunate circumstances
which render this sale necessary can never be e1-
pected to occur again. dec11-3w
w Cook & Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning aud dying Gents
garments less than any other housein the city.
ee25ly.
~ Go to John Jones, 11a Desrborn-et.. and get
yonr clothes cleaned and repaired noE12
CHB1sTaAs oR NEW TEAR's PREsENr.-Wheele1
l. Wilson's Sewing Machine, q valuable and sppro.
pirate testimonial OF
Il FATHER TO Hs DAUGHTER;
4 SoN TO Els MOTHER;
4 uu6RANp TO H1s WIFE; or
A BROTHER TO HIS SISTER,
This Gift Is profitable and available lifetime
It is equal to ten Seamstresses. An Annual Dlri
dend Eof 100 to 900 per cent. ION its coat may bs
obtained in use-by its possessor,
GEO. 3, CHTr1sDxE,
1853 and les Laks-street, GenlAgen for Ill, Wis.
| Iowa and Northern 1ndinnA. [dec151Gtl
~ Go to James Boyd's Exchange Office, 8
South C1ark-street, to sell your uncurrent Money
| He pays the best rates. [dec16.14t1
Recruits for FarnsvorthsB Regiment
There are few saddles vacant yet In the ath reg
iment Of Illinois cavalry. The Colonel authorize
me to to say that from Is to 30 men can be admit
ted now. They will report to me at Chicago, Il
peraon, Dec. 26th, at Qu2rtermaster Potters. o.
Washington street between Dearborn and Stat
streets. After being sworn in, they will procee
| with me the same day to Washington, on the 81:
o'clock train-Fort Wayne route. Fare from Chi
cago to Washington free Ratlona not provide
on the road. Inform me by letter to the Chicag
TRIBUNE Office, whom may expect to meet in Ch
! cago. LrcIus T. MATLo9K, Chaplain,
December 18, 166l.-4t.
! Artillery.
Twenty more good men wanted for Bouton's A
tillery Company. This company is rapidly flltn
; up and We would advise all persons wishing I
join this fayorite arm Of the service to apply :
! once to recruiting nffire In " e. DAniela'S Cirf