, 1862-07-12


LAW w4rrELL4GENcE.
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~ 49, .;n,,t ~ =, 5os,.Ia4 - ~, s%@'o' -
r., raonnfaat,.ro sss nana ps..s, ~ e. .Ae .ns
Na,r- -. The -1aint;n 49, =. -. ,'.ss ~
v;t n no,d ~ taI1 ,e7o,,+;e, ~ - ~, rama. .,
of ,tto-,a4 to ho5 1,,a.,;o,,e1r- - ,ee,.1
a,,+ .,a +ta+ 49, 1a1a o. 80, So
Ia,,as uyias,,;I, ~ R,E,1s ~ ~. i,s r1,nI1,s. -.
~ aata,.aant ,>.-:-e. "-s '.ao'Ser'' ~
ae.sn Ans eaS Dsa.N us'4u oeen afie6'eu' utes
a1hda7its OF h1msef and daughter denying the
,,a.a nu, asa aacsp .us 'lle1ocaols!ty o1 tnls
power o. assosnes' ana asserting his right to
make sale to Winship. The case wasargued
before Judge Manierrs on the Sd Of July, on
the defendants motion to discharge him from
custody md Yesterday +h. n,11e ds,;1.-ed - \ ~ ~
opinion. Asit occupied On hour and halfiu
delivery. r. ia mi 7,oaaih1a IN c;ro n attic
49, 49, an..aasast s pe ...e. ~ et,s ~ 1ns'1e'
feeble attemnt to set firth tba man, ;,+-;oo.o
,,o;,te of1a.r t,-a1ro5 =. e 4,ls Au1'4ea.o
pe4AAe ~ Ii AAtU1fGQ " MaE, however, Qtl4
by the Judge that " the power Of attorney Was
;rr<vocoh1e ~ =. - ~. 1o - va
'oN1oio' 0no ao ~ "as revoked b7 Inc
plaln1'l Hltnout the consent Of the defendant,
he Was not barred by such revocation. iuas-
much as there had been no default, on his part,
TO authorize f1,e n1a,n+,as ~ -aroba - rba
act of making sale, was, therefore, not neces-
satily fraudulent. But whether it was or WAS
-,o4 - "."1 y. W..
fraud alleged In the affidavit. In such cas5E,
and where liberty is in question, the plaintiff
cahnot be allowed to al1ege one act and proyo
another. The variance is fatal to the arrest
and therefore the defendant is discharged from
custody"
3,nie,Y CSEAF Fs} 9F ZOE C9sES1T-Hore JI4gs
Vaskenbprgh; larceny; defeniant sentenced ] 10
Len . naSs fnp6sonmgnt snn y county ~; on pies
ct H.: robbery; defendants Sentenced ] It to th:en
yea.e: each ten days II each, year to
within afieen days; 1emaaded. IA. MS}-
People y John Game5i1ser: larceny;
Ct guilty sentenced to one ycaF in uenitent.aFr.
tn days IN solitary confinement. residue At hard
Elijah P. Balkan: decree for divorce. Sos :;5Iani
555-peop1= &C.; continued No. 1,'esA-A- L, Al
stiusiate m s canse. "o'oeeA' appen' ino'ion 'o
sCPEn1oE CovRr-Befors Judge John II. N7,-
o & eEcff5 v15tof to1 l. Vs. Nathaa JACK
s1e cage Nc. 7s., Gustav r. Mover 81. the city
Of chicago, Vim Justice ct a. occupied all Of the
time in this coUrt yesterday
BJors Judge GGodr1eh-Judgaent a2d dannagc
1f31 esa The fo|IoW}nsr aci;,n;tn aS3 ;,. ;n..
n.apt, ": Nos. 1499, 1854. 1,61o 1850, i,6iJ,
aNu 1,'4u'
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1RloAPhE DE dASD.-After all the fine
specimens tnat tne strawberry season has
brought us the present year, we are surprised
~ thr ebora rcno5 ,or;a+,, +to. t,1-os t1,.
palm as a market frn;t fro11 III th,t hos oona
t,,ora n 1Eo hoa 1oor,aa 49,
tn;c var;a+v ha5 +a1-a, "a ,,,7-, ~ ~ .s.t
s>,avhor,r exh;b;t;o,s IN +io v,.to~r ~ a:t;,s
ard ernnosed that in a veor ~ tyvo - n1;rh+
tind ;ts war IN conronian+ ,,,,xt;t;ar - e.
rspit,u, We ora p1ad to know +hat u.=s-.
E57,,,vt,, Exox of Eco,eto, 1,o,a o,,;o;.,,tal,
su1 "aAlls u our community, ana ere not only
furnishing IL soonslance ol th's luscious t4nlt
e .oi sale' pu1 also growing tne plants IN quan-
ut'cs eu'lclent u aeconlmoaaEe AL VINO may
"lsO ~ fu'ioouee tneH 1nlo 1helr pl47aEe
stauuus " s'lloenS' S1eesrs' uoss u uoag'
- No4'n eioih 6l1el' ase 1nelf agents, both
of cooa t,,nos e,;, ~ srat e;,<ht ~ 49, - ~.
;+ec1f bIfn-o 4ta e.oso,, nsr.e, 49, ~
1ozt son,a +on ~ twelve 49, -a+
- o1aa.s 49, 49, -.:1 ~, .
w. I s>o - s... ".I ~ sareesueo
$500. o.,,s,a 1S@0 ''l'@' ''1'" 0'''e1e5
r-----
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ns~ e s:1eos - ~, el.tlD5 "1o'o ~ aoasn
a;s,1aaa o,.,.tn1 .;ss e, ' 49, .og'eel ~
-a74,aJ ~ ~ 80 114,r.sraa p - - ,Ns'
drcd ard t7ffr ao11ars rcsn.ct;,e,., snsn;a;oa.
rested upon servant glrl named Mary Jlne
s'ess' VINO 4o.s ms i'oa7e Aoou1 aua' lltae'
al'o s.'.'no s W eo,1 ne1 81 'nee*oaiit"
hs au'', "1s .ni' us'ee ~ olnee1 'le11ues,
VIZ "n'A ses's'oaS ''Ae1noon laaea 10 uno
'ne "onaa' Aoous noon q wei alesseo 1s~
and the officer recognized her identity with
tile woman he was seeking. HI arrested aud
charged her with the theft, when with tears
she acknowledged her guilt, and offered to re-
stoze the diamonds taken. This was done,
aud partial examination had, resulting
c..4.a u,.,,o T., o,z,;. f.u.,,ox a--l,a.,t.
LADIES CITY Mlss1oS.-Therc Wlll be s
gathering Of all the Mission Sabbath schools
corrected with the II. E. Church Of Chicago,
tomorrow {Sabbath) afternoon at three
The exercises will consist of singing by the
ob,,1. 1,-;c. -c,o+s - +bo r,,a;,.o 5,.+-