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, 1862-01-23
LEGAL ENTELLIGEyCE,

UNITED STATES CrRcu1r CorRr-Bef1ys Judge
91MMnaong-No. G60-samuel C. Davis Va, Chas,
/. Hott. Verdict for defendant. Plaintiff n1oYes
:of new trial No. 665-Jacob O. Joycc ct 81, Va
I. Colyer ct al. Defendant moved for a new tr;:1
20: 6.o-samuel Crawford ct al. rs John S. Nerr.
h91Ee iss,;:' L and Judgment for plaintiff. No. GG7
a. above. No. 675-John FTancis va Henf4 nsoGs g
Bccl same N as above. No. 677-Esley Mess et n A.
ts fe. .; q Bfishtnan. Judgment for plaintiff No
os'-samuel r. Bennett Il al. ". Hm. P. Aicn
6 A. Judgment for the plaintiff. No. $50
ffcderlcE Goer ct III. vs.. Chas IppeI. Jndomnnt
I1r paintif. No. G90-Aud.ew 7. Conant ef ~ ~
II; e. buei ct a. Judgment for plaintiff. No sa
nv oreesier Bank r. Marine Bank Of ChIca1n m
D!enlssed at plaintiff . costs. No 69s-S, G Ia.
" y, e: seelsy Hatncld lesue for plaintif. No.
19' Ea;'ni Gs.; If :, 5ndsment Tor No. 7asN
,t,s a. Sniia " Ct a. " ur1. Qsgood Postponed to
isture day OF the term No 7D3-J. S. Dickinson
et a.; ys n n Lawncr Judgment for plaintiff
to1 S'5os: No: 795--J. j. Phelps ct al, IS. + r
johnson ct al; Default Of defendants. No 81
Jacob edwards ct al yB. s. S. Phelps ct al Jndy.
ment FOR plaintiff for 1850 n No ri nsG$;
ys uethc1d Judgment reported 8a5s f5 M rs
Potter =, ,Lawner. Judgment for plaintidfor fssa
No 735-H- L. Pierson IS. I. S. Emmert ef Il
Judgment for amount Of note and Interest. NJ
7be-G. " Hie1man vs. NJ. Greenebaum et II
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs. No 75S-S. {, ~.
visse: vanc Ct a. Judgment for p,a;atid fo-
ss44 %. No 7t6-J. stnon5 c, al ~. W Seem
, 1862-01-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan, q, 1857
tNoslsloSS-NEss PonK-In active demand
and hrm Sales, ss30 brz city packed, in four 1ots
at S9 rs $50 brls do free OF storage till the tst a,
may, at se25; 15o brls country packed do at ~ q
delivered at depot: 1G0 brls do at 80 25 on track
PRIME MEss PoEk-400 bFIs at ss. u ESn1,.u
NEATs-sC0 bxs Short Rib Midd1es at s..s, R,,4-
NEATs-1ot0 pcs Bulk Sides at 4c packed, GnrEy
AEAT-2ce0 pes Hams at 276c LARD-3no brIs
prime city kettle-rendcred Leaf at CSC: s5o hr1s
20 at csc: $50 brls steam-rcndcred f,yhn1r hor
Anrd) at 6c; $50 brls and tres Leaf Lard at es:c
Tor Kettle and 61ec for steam-rendered: a3s n,.ra
prime country kettle-rendered Leaf ut Gkc. 21o
pkss No Lard at &c; 80 tres do at SIC. GREASE
-lt0 brls htc at size
FLOl R-Reeeiyed 3.2A brl:. Marker easicr md
moro active. Sales, 137 brls ssPiclS Wick choice
spring extra Mt 50 say; 1oobrls "Gictt & Hi,es
extra at $51o; leo brls good spring extra st
2ee orle "Ninnebago" do at S3.65: ~ brls Mt
tarroH at 1855: 100 brls Island XXX ut s37,.
81 bris Wallace Mills'' at S3.7o: 70 brls Buck
eye at s36o; 217 brls Rainbow 1T s355,
"HEAT-Receircd, 20.305 bu The market
opened steady, but closed weaker Sales 5G0u BIZ
No. Spring in store at 7ac; 5000 bu do at 7a,,c
5,tCo bn do at rec: 5000 bu No. Spring in store
al oec ',Ioo bn 10 At 67azc, 5000 bu dn at G.
1a@0 btu do at 67c
eoKN-Recefyed, 29.371 bu Market unchanged
sales 15oGo bu Mixed in store at a2Ec; aoea bu do
at 2a7zc: 100 bu Rejected in store at 1Sc sN, I'm
nc" corn on track in bulk at 19c
OATs-Rcceiycd, s,4G3 bu. Market mint
19c del. S -'e 1''o' =" w Ut
h1E-ltcceivcd, Z, rs bu. Market quiet. Sales
s:eoo IN 20, III store at Bic; 500 bu Rejected III
store at &c.
GARLEY-Rccciyed, 2.eI7 bu, Market ouiet
Sales ii bags good by sample at 371c on track.
G1 bags No at a6c.
HlGf3WlS ES-Firnl. Sales 234 brls at 1gc.
TIMOTHY Seeds bags prime at s1 n. II
baes good at s1.65; IL bags at s15s
fLAN sEED-4t bushels prime at s1.so.
bEANs-65 bushels good at $1ao
HlDEs-Dry Salted, 9G10c; Dry Flint. II 11,s1a;a..
Green Sailed. 5E@5aic.
1tSLLoH-41 brls prime city at 71Ec.
III TIER-1s0 pkge good flrlzin at 9sIc.
Et:s's-Dull at lie per doz
fuaLIRi-Dressed Chickens II good demand
per h. 'e]o1
POTATOES Steady at t5Gt55c.
cooIERAGE-Pork barrels very scarce and
ilrn1: sales 400 at 9170 Oh track: lis do Mt II m
del; sp at s165 on track; 300 at SITS on track
Lard Tlerces in good demand at S20a. with s,1.s
Of 100 at that price.
DRESSED 1ioGs-Receiycd 1861. Market firm
fer choice lots for shipment to Boston but s,,d.
lower On medium grades. The sales were az fol-
lows. ''@AS Az AuA'
, 1862-01-23
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Januarr -
t'oTTnS-Li:tle doing. hut market still, on;er a.,
uplsEds. ~ &o' 1''''1i!si=
:fIcrE-opened dali and dropping. Further ,,;.
cAEH III fFe'sits The market closed with r:,t:,c,
ne nofe -leaas feeling. aud with moderate denans
~ UT export aAd home consumption Sales wnra
5l:Sy orls at S5-4HI $50 for s1per state: II 4
e:o..o !or ex1ra state; $5f5l}5.53 ipr super West
rta; So.':!5;W ~ 1"r common 10 medium extra
round hoop Ohio: and s;,n5 IS for rr,de brsnt:
tanadlan fiuur in moderate request at nreSinn:
tnnes p11ue Salss e. were SO brls al s5;45550 for
Nse nouE q1let and steady. Sales were asG III.
FLEA ~ iS5s:s'. Corn meal quiet and without ma
MH1sKr-Eeayy Sales $50 bris At a5c . c1,s;r.
sellers ordinary b-ls at a4:c- ~'o@4os
GKAIs-Mhent opened. dull and closed rather
moss n y Gtcady E9t much business doing ssies o.
Milwaukee elEb at st33: Il 3or bu Xinr.r ~ ~.
wss1esn s Fl at aeEl H. Rye scarce and lirm sales
Gyc say ea pfame at ~ e. barey rulsz quite firm at
gong for export with no decided change in prices
@ sales o5 r. eetoo hu It 6a'5c for mixed western in
S.oie o3e e. fos @ do g. dslveIed: CSC for yellow
Sales at ioG isc for Jersey. western and state'
PRoyIsloSs, M Pork steady. with fair business do
ns choice sty: s1dSa o S1 fe5 %snfe1a 'qslaa p1
PssS $,3 ss for citx d. and $s 50 ior PRIME. t
toSntr1 geea 5qleS sF;w ;ges e7s5 oals= 15o rs
for repaekea mess: and S13, 75It Tor ex:rs .a:::-
Prime mess beef firm: sAles 1G0 tcs nj al H,.ef
bans l1ae.ive Cut meats steady: saies ID: oSss
at 41Gae for shoulders. and 5l7c for halns.
prices slightly in favor Vi bnysrs. b saies @
IS boxes western and city at Gi:fes.:c for
o s2s fr cut ahdrt mdes 6@e for long ribbed
mere active. but price without charge. Saic= S1s5
or: at - 8sc. including go brls prime steam 10
arrlFe n all lhis month at SIC. and 800 k-gs at
western; 4AG4z4c for city, the latter m extreme
price. Butter i1G14c fur Ohio, and IGT.sic for
state Cheese dull at 5EGA7c.
GRoCERIEs-Co3ee- moro ,c+7xo and
firm. sngar-Rav stcsdr and arm. Sales aa} h5Gs
at =; ioE Barbadoes; 7Hc for English I=aais =
lo1 enoa 9Hc for New Orleans: 15G bya Siam
at SIC, net cost: refined sugars unctanrei
SIocKs--Quiet and firm 4 + 5aE: {; 4 E
9 esh G & T ak; Panama 113; II It'd ii: L
Pfc 57 Harlem pfd3f: II / ID CT: ~. ~
Del y nrd SO; Erie Cd bonds %: Il IS t,0Ls: Nt
6s G3; No Cs aa3s; q 6s 81 coupons o.
, 1862-01-23

at meeting Of the shipwzigh:s held at thu
Office Of Messrs. Doolittle aud Olcott, Jan
I'D, 1862, the following preamble and resolu
tions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. The journeymcp ship carpenters and
eaulkers Of this city have formed themselves into
body By association to make and enforce upon Us
rules and regulations TINT we have found by ex.
Perlenceto be detrimental to the best interests o
vessel owners, employers and employees, bv cans.
ing frequent delays In building and rep.irins tbe
property Of TIE former. placing us in embarrassing
portions and consuming much saluab time Of ths
better disposed portion Of mechanics numerated
~ the latter hy frequent and almost continuous
strikss't to maintain said rules and rccuIations a.
therefore, -
Reso'rtd. That we will employ sz7h mechanics
and iaborers as Will be compatible With The inter
es!s OF vessel owners and guarantee .icn> and all
shaPearpenters who may see fit to work With them.
employment, any rulee to the contrary rot with.
standing. and VIC will maintain our -:,ht under
al Circumstances to have and to hold full control
OF our business. N-
Miller Bros 4 CLARK,
g. ". BASTA,
Doolrr71E s 0LcorT,
EDWARD G. GLooD,
Ben EYsTEE
, 1862-01-23

are 70 enormous MS to constitute fully fYe-sf1th:
q the entire cost Of b.cadstuds in Ncw York
Corn il worth about Sc per tushel on the spo.
where It is grown in Illinois. and jet today 1t
sells q. New York for GoG65c: its saiue being in
Gicascq eight fold by the cost Of tzauait aud aB.
Ing. II our Western farmers areto be encourasc1
in the realization of what seems 20 be their desti-
mig become tho gTcat grain produces fU7 Europe
as Wen as AmeFtca-we must have the HELMS Of
now stand. the railroads and siaipovv1ers arc lat-
fen1ng upon the aszicu}tnrisls. mitch ta'the Gam
ase ct the general commerce Of the cou1try. No
would increase the Failrond uccommodat nm he,
tween this point and thc Wcet. The matter will.
no denbt sooner or Iatsr.. work its owl, remedy:
nnt II bchoores those Interested to remember slat
they I5se much by delay.
The chances are that the Western farmer. though
nearer market will get less :.'r his produce tl1,n
narts Of slle world.
, 1862-01-23

The cos. OF sending breadstuHs from tie North.
western states to the Atlantic eea-board has be
come an enormous tag upon the producer, from
the tact that almost the whole volume is thrown
1n1o one shanns Under the influence Of an active
1vIesgn oehand at psylng prices, and the near ap-
transportation viii be closed. 40 immense bull Of
Hour and grain Is pressing forwarded al once to
ts reached large portion of The value Of Tthos2 art
eles IS absorbed in the expense Of transit. The
o. g economist, in speaking Of this subject saws.
PRICE that always resu1t from an actiye de1nsnd:
and enormous profits are realized hy the rniIr,si
and shipping interests. An owner Of vas.el ca,
tween Chicago aaa Buffalo. Fhe rates of freleat
, 1862-01-23
Primo Mess Pork.

t1c 1noH.rta1 N1tness, eth
ronK.-lt is singular and unprecedented cir
iash.on) which is made from hogs averaging ahout
I.1 ps, Il fully as valuable. both in New York and
f1 SntrSa ss ness which is usually about three o.
pork is s1a@ls. and pine mcss sia5nsSis ;nef T.
sesais ron this sua. state Of things that LIGHT
thg nh1gs Sse more valuable than heavy ones = b. Il
eel them &c cheaper. PorE Is risins in New Yort K
esreGay for tuturc delivery. This Is doubtless in
an,nlelration Of settlement Of the Southern did
rapidlY. -' "0o-0 osNo uP Patees
, 1862-01-23
Albany Live Stock market--Jan. 2o

lf1om TIC 3lbany Evening Journal.l
DEEvEs-The market il extremely dull. MT
Nt3standlng the fact that there was decline list
Mesk OF 3s@Ae 2 d. the supply today is SO bead
greater than then. without any Improvement in
9uaitty- There are very few fine c,1tlc in
market. There ate plenty heavy. but the;
OF huxers are here, but the most Of theiu-es
Pecially the New Yorkers-will 90 home empty.
0ah1eu- The Brighton, as well as the New Yufk
Hialket, iast week. was unsatisfactory and
they SAT that they cannot give the price asked
although most Of the holders erinee willing
ness to eoneedc &c per cent. off last weeks
fates; Inc heavy snow storm Tint has nre-
sa1sd since Friday night has also had depressing
tendency, shrinking up the cattle and to The dis
aasa9lsge OF the drorers, making quite differ
n1nd time, and at fTe o'clock last evening there
were fifty car loads still due
: he cattle were from the different States and
, 1862-01-23
baltimore Cattle Market-Jan. 1R

CATTLE-TAe offerings 1t The stota sc,res -
looted up s5o head, being 675 more than last mr.
to tet NJ the osr9gs head
Q,000} we're taken By Baltimore butchers at nr;ces
[atng'ng isom r. to f47s . 100 Ds being the same
the pens to day. Te quote # fnm s:so to e De- -
, 1862-01-23

BEEF CATTLE-Received. 2s6 head The news
OF q further decline in New York had quite de-
pressing effect on the market today and the trans
actions were light, as follows:
, 1862-01-23

cATTLE-Bect depressed. Receipts 439a head
Quotations 5GTe.
sAEEE..steady. Receipts a.s8 head. Quoted
at 25S@3Ec. ~
SwHE---Eeaxy. Receipts AGO. Quoted at !: :,
65Ec. Market overstoeked with LoEa aud dta:s
meats: aud rnfayorable westncE has continued to
the depression Of the cattle market.
MICH Cow-Dul and norlina!ly unchanged
Feals III limit ed request but prices have undc7
gene TO change.
, 1862-01-23

COUNTERFEIT Co1H.-Thc city Is bc;ur
Hooded with counterfeit dimes and quarters
Business mcn VIII do well to be on thc 1oo,,
out
, 1862-01-23

Lftefo Inc ITtce Current
Instead OF tie usual extended review Of the st
lon's market for the past year. VIC give below in
condensed 3crna, the receipts, manufactures Sc,
o. me leading articles Of Western produce, which
will be valuable ior ft,ture reference
, 1862-01-23
E,raet t,i ~ ~ snls !naIket $11s370 COO
A'Slc't VI hoAlestlc fTodtlcc. 13l nm

Excess in favor Of this market. -.s,a,ss7 Oo
as NcW York is the chief importing city. the en-
ace being fully 81 per cent of the whole imnort nf
elae co,EEt1y and as other loyal scaboa7d and lake
port trade of breadstutTs and provisions It follows
mat the net receipts Of foreign specie in The ad
JnstHent OF the general balance. were far rreafer
at New York than the above local balance in orr
Iavor. These receipts, exclusive Of the suns yia
lalIso:clsn specie at New York. =. .Ss7oss,6oo
Excess Of specie import 0oo
, 1862-01-23
legat Nuttres.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
eous d TT oof of eGSsstoo GontS n 1ea from crcst
Faisi5f anI against john WORTH aefenda1t - II
fensh e n9r @ q tns const Hse IN The Cy Of Caiaens s
~ ~ @ o. sad defendant IN and to the f5orsn
ct;e scfG s~snt5 2o T. Canal TEustees su5iYoI ~ ~
ion IL r e;s1 Of Il Thir Meriana hs
TeeoFueu II tlc Recording Office OF E3;, cprElas pEr Elas
1ooA Int htin1Gd AEI tEtnty 1--we. pare nm IN
A. T. HESlNG, Sheriff CT sGnoES ~ LITE
by WM. WAYNAS Don,ts5f Huuns5f
Dscd Tic 21st day Of Deceubes 1851. nspaty
SHEl,!FF's SALE.-Ey v;rt,,o of
= !c.a r.s oreSscnt;oa issncd from III! y.
AL ~ Wt7l:nn Wlndee deteni.sD - tehfi t John sehaaE
ds2r @ q the Court Honse IN s qssy IsS n he norm
INTEREST Eid detenaansia ansiad'3s !, 81 ahs s :c
Owen sassivtsaas 81 T. hi1,,l9t :, ttseay s.
i BasttrEeias AadE,e @ Ee;tJ 1901 and ninetyIvo tssi
the appurtes aucss + n 70 cmeaso to=cfhes with "a
aud State Of IliHers ia N tnc county OF Cook
Ar. aksMo. Sheriff of coo,z coun.,
Q.tcd.ttr s., a y Joa1s a: NELSON. Dopu
, 1862-01-23

HASTED-To hear from David Morrison car,o,
Ter. formerly Of Philadelphia. Was in Chicaeo
"hen last heard from. Ills brother is now rerv
SICK at the Metropolitan Hotel. and Is anxious tn
near from him. Address Frederick Morrison fh;.
ClcO Ill ~@@A
, 1862-01-23
DE- ED.

d. ED.
~ this city: Jan: 22d, LUCY S. ROLOSOS. eldest
daughter OF hm H. and lsosella Robson.
Ihc friends Of the family invited to attend hcr
afternoon. " ~'s = o1Se1> e1'o
, 1862-01-23

fT- Cook & Mclean, IS Dearborn street. have
made their price 70. cleaning and diving Gents,
garments less tim any ether house in the cjtv.
se25Iy ~ ~ oAs''
, 1862-01-23

Novel attraction at the Canterbury Hall to-
n'shf. Allie Carolista takes her farewell bcne6,
she proposes to give to every patron beautiful
PhotoGfHph OF herself Twelve beautiful young
iad'es are announced to appear in the female
swisted scene. =.
, 1862-01-23

=, ,FElcEs-ff1ces are shade lower than last week
he highest figure offered, TINT VIC could hear OF
WIS 43se 2 2; live weight. and that for bunch Of
Ataty. me DAlos, averaging nearly so bs and
as near premium as any hat have been In the mar
Eet for some weeks. We quote a. follows.
n.-. This week Last week
E. inn-..---...-..'-..-- 4aE5 g.
Extra .--;:--.--..---..-. 4AIIE 4kT4x
First quality ....-.... 3EM3z. ss.R4<S
Second quality .. 5 al: : Ga.
AAA4A 4ua1lL! --.-......-- e1:G25i 2LG3l'
s4IEs.-very few sales have been made In
deed, less than 500 have changed hands and as the
market closes, the prospect is that most Of the
growers Will have to take their cattle through
Those who don't adopt this alternative must eli
at loss Of from 81 to S per head.
uocE-Sincc last Monday. morning there has NJ,
r1Eed at East Albany, over the Central rairoad rot
less-than 257 cars, loaded with western Ii;e hnes
ffoE Buffalo and Suspension Bridge Add ia Tia
not less than 40 car loads from our own State ana
we haye ftotal Of abont thifty-fve tbonsand
bead heaa f?r the week! With such enormous re-
There Is fair demand for the East and sometime,
from New York. bat many of the droyers have
thought it most profitable to have their aTncls
slaughtered thus throwing upon the market TeIT
hsavy sarply Of dressed hogs. During the week
about 10,U9 head changed hands, tie marEet rIass
heavy. ~ -="' ~
, 1862-01-23

L*HcENf OF CLoTu1SG.-Thc house Of Mr..
Andrew Smith, No. q West Randolph street,
%as robbed Of clothing to the amount Of eight
or'cn dollars, on Tuesday night, belonging to
Messrs. II. Dagis and r. Never, boarding
with him. There is no clue to the deprcda-
fnt
, 1862-01-23

WEDNESDAY EVENING, January a. 1861
The following are the receipts Of Leading alt{:,es
tor the last tWenty.four hoCrs:
RECEIPTS FOR LAST TwEETr-roUE HoUcs,
, 1862-01-23

EB :. Yankee Card Writer'S office ut Sherman
aud fremont House. Mail stamps for samples
Of wedding and visiting. ;aa1.5t
, 1862-01-23

SIN the receipts Of alt articles .boyc f.o-n +,,,
wagon receipts are included. Of Cora and iii arti-
elcs lolloTin:- the receipts comprise the amounts
received by boats and railroads only
, 1862-01-23

E Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn st., andce
sooA e4otAes eleanea and repaired. noy12
, 1862-01-23

sas TO to Boyds Exchange Office when You
have business with Broker. He pays the hest
rate for all uncurrent money, Sells Specie and Ex
change as low as any house, and gives entire salts
faction TO all who patronizes him. Office, No. ss
south Clark street, (adjoining the bauk Of e, 3.
blalF) Entrance at the iron steps south end of
thebnilding in7.1m
, 1862-01-23

HEADINGS AT THE SHERMAN HoCsE-Pro-
fcssor Siddons arrived 3; the Sherman House
Yesterday morning at three O'Clock, havin"
been thirty hours on the road from Cleveland,
owing to unavoidable delays on the railroad,
&c will give his promised readings at tic
Sherman House this evening, commencing
precisely at eight o'clock aud Terminating at
1alfpast nine.
, 1862-01-23

MUSTERED 1N.-Al1 the members OF the Ne
ehahsc Fnsileer Regiment, lately confined in
the cells atthc Armory. on disosdcrly charge
and fer refusing to go into tic service Us COM
mon infantry, with the exception Of 4 few who
are to be sent to St. Louis for Court Martial.
returned to Camp Douglas yesterday and were
duly mustered IN as regiment By Lieut..
Christopher. The command numbers about
SEQ nen.
, 1862-01-23

HAErER FOR FEnRrARr.-Harucr,s N,r.,-
zine, Godey's, Pctersons, Balion's, the Bon
ton' &C, 1or February; the Pilgrims Of Fash
lon' BY hinchan Cornwallis, and fresh sup
ply Of songs in suaany keys, by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, have been received by McN:lly s
Co., 81 Dearborn street,
, 1862-01-23

FEBRUARY MAGAz1Srs.-Thc Atlantic, Har-
per, Cooley, Continental and Knickerboekcr
Magazines for February, and the London Art
Journal for January, have been received Mt
McNally & Co.'s, 81 Dearborn street, where
subscriptions arc still taken to all tsyss dollar
mnroziprs Mt - q ncr 1oor
, 1862-01-23

y MUCH NEEDED 0NrE1-SoLD1EIs TAKE
No1IcE-Tac frequent arrests by thc citv
authorities Of soldiers from Camp Douglas.
WHO ta'e GOT upon spree, and oyer-stavcd
the time allowed them to remain in the city
on fn-lough for Il few hours, Lave induced
Colonel Tucker to call upon the Police Dr.
lartmcnt to arrest and place in contincmen.
ail members Of regiments now in quarters ut
tamp douglas unable to show passes, the
1lmc OF Which las not expired Orders lay.
therefore been given by Superintendent c. P.
Bradley to his patrolmen to that effect, and
it Is to be hoped that hereafter VIC shall hear
OF less drunken braw1s, and less numerous
daily delegations Of the volunteers ut the bar
of the Police Court.
, 1862-01-23

f1nE-A fire broke ont On Tuesday night at
eleven O'clock in The blacksmith sron of John
waugh, On Clark street, between Polk and
Taylor streets, which was extinguished with
out making any considerable damage The
names were discovered by officer Adolpl Nil
ler who gave the alarm and assisted in putting
them out. The fire is supposed to have been
the work Of an inccndiary
, 1862-01-23

L In
.sonlc '"o Weeks since one Julius Lansberr,
1hc lover OF Young woman by tho name n
tmma, residing as domestic in the family ot
o. T. Goodricia, Esq, No, 247 North LaSa1te
slfcet, was discarded By Lis sweetheart and
ofaeEed by the proprietor Of fle house to con-
f1oer MS absence better than lis comDanr in
1"a1 particular domic1 forever tlereaffer
But the Romeo Of this little drama was not
thus TO be cast of. He returned repeatea1v :,
,eas' his eyes upon the form Of his adorcd
H1''nla- As q consequence, he was sent away
somewhat forcib}y. On Tuesday n1elt of
last week the girl retired to her couch 10
s4sep' perchancc to dream Of some other
1ai'n tne unfortunate snitor for her hand. at
was thc ~lteling hour Of night ajust
asant the t~al-'' She had but partially 1is.
foecd herselt when she caught r1imns,. or >,
htnan neure beneath her bed She thrrv nm
hcr hands, threw open tue chamber door
threw al1 the strength of l,er body into ,,c,
lungs and cricd,' Murdcr:'' "Hclp.-' tafnr.
dcr!" II was assnredly pleasant sound viii,
which TO awaken man calmly sleeping in l,1s
bpd. It thus struck Sir. Goodrich. He rot
up, looked for weapon, and seeing nothing
hut the iron tongs, seized them and ran TO the
scene Of uproar.
BY this time the man had crawlcd from be-
hcath tue bed and was passing out ofthe house
"nen discovered as the old-timc lover of the
ia4l oo1aeetc- The irate host pursued, over
LOOK, aho oE one fell blow with the tongs
would have demolished Mr., LanEbcrz, lad not
the hostess begged TINT blood Khon1d not he
spilled upon lcr new carpet. That Drrsse,1s
saved the life Of the disconsol4te and fo+s,,-o,,
lover; he left the place; he ran to his 1, 1oaa
ings and hid his grief and sham. in the coves
lids Of lis single bachelor-bed
This midnight entree Of his house was If.
tlc more than Ar. G. Lad barsaiuea for
when the match between Emma and Lansher,
was broken of. HI accordingly had warrant
Issued for the young man, charging him with
disorder1y condnct, on which, after several DE-
lays, he was tried before Justice Davis ycster-
day.
This event should prove solemn warning
10 all heart-brokcn lovers, whose dulcinas
have discarded them, not to force their way
into the said ladies' presence in unseem1y ways.
except at the risk Of their lYcs and the loss of
their precious reputations.
, 1862-01-23
15nar1tng.
Cost.

AIRAYED OR STOIEE-Ero Eror,
~ ~ tne tfr1tr ot iasae stree AMI Archer E,1.} ,,,r
heti Au"s. t%o Vi ttesu lire lacke,t. The o9ncS viii
~! trl:l reward to any whv will bri;- th.,,
10 Tut aGFe Eade ed place, ti,r ir,rnu..,n t.; fr-
~ ~ ~, = T. 1eGos ~ els' FRANK SCHEIBEI
3a-. a3ta.t Corner La-alie st. and :.rrrfr i,,,3
, 1862-01-23

sV M1. Jno. J. Deehan, penman at Bryant 4
et9a'!on College, will execute all styles Of pen
naansh1p-incuding card writing Of crerv deserin.
tion- Orders left at the College. ian aaat
, 1862-01-23

RASE, NE~ TORE Jan. II. IMP
Pr This bank Will receive untii fnrre,
a5 hlled States Treasury Notes offs dealers
collections on the terms ef the annexed contract =
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account. " ~ s''Aea w your
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" soar corrections, ard IN drawing checks here
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s5Oo Dollars Worth of Brushesi
DAlNI, White-wash- scrubbing counter, stove, shoe
L and Horse Brushes, at j. U BROWN's
eept. 90. nl2
ENNGLlsH and French Hair and Teeth Brushes, Fine
French Toilet powders Nun Fun, Prepared chalk Lily
"nte; &C: at J. H. BR0WNS's.
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