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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

DHEUMATISM, all forms, Neuralgia and
IL tindr, complain Pains 10 the Back with Cold Limbs
&c, permanently cured by d, MOsELEY, No 374 4th.t.
Any warranted however long standing and in
any part Of the country All pain quickly relieved Call OF
send for circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
nlc0ilGl.

DR. GgTMANNs ORIGINAL RUSSIAN
IL yAPOR-BATHs No 37J 4th-.t, between Broadway
and Bewory with and cold water Shower and Doaons
Baths. Steam Doucho. &c Open daily for gentlemen rom
on Sundays for gentlemen only, from TO u NJ ihe.e
Baths are certain remedy for Rhsumasm oou, rsi.ys
N.uugs chronic diseases Of tho skin chronic Csisffhs
(coI. msrcuri. affections Dyspepsia 10 Every csmio'
and attention provided for Terms modersa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

Proposals. to be indorsed Proposals for Beef.Cstep
The right exists with the United States TO reject any or oil
the bid. that shall not BE- regarded ~ siiisiactoIy
All bidders 10 be present at the opening.
A. Is. EATON. Lieutenant Colonel and A. @. @. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

Hath Ar. certain remedy for Rhsunati.n Gou, Paralysis.
kse ehIeGic diseases Of .ss al. o T%.fy esmfo,t
ssSs and . as
ONE To SIX boxes of WINCIIESTERs
~ SPECIFIC PILL" will permanently cure any case OF
seaa Wsats q Il. renltlns h.gsss. ',,a, .o
thsP,Ossa Dabsfs and diseases generally Of The Urinary
Organs.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONs-"I have used your 'srE'
cyo PILL In ny Of Sp~mdtorrhea. and with the
moot p~fset uee"."-J. MiLroS SANDERS h. d. LII d.
brooklyn
at Il a near speciAc any medicine can Do. ihsvs
cured very severe cases with nom SIX TO fEs Dosks-b'
K,,,a M D. Ed Reperfory If Med Science. N~ss- York
PERsONAL-"Hr. Winehs'fer 10 WORTHY OF ALL CONF
pyxcx and devotes hmssh alphabetically to theso rrepsr
lions I'D Msrsdith Rsas. H. D., ILL., d., A"s''ea" Ass|
cal Gazsas. NsU York.
81 have pey.onal knowledge Of Mn WIscn,'rxRs ilos
ysrr AND srxoRiIr and the Profession and tho
public that PSKrARArIoSs Can sn Rklso On -'a"'
X Chilton, NJ d., Chs~ist k'W' York.
Tho SPECIFIC PILL Is not Homeopathic remedy nor
doe, contain siercury Iron Cantharids' or any injurious
,p,sdsu Price, 81 pot boz, SIX boxes (ohe" sdv'd at
oroj for ta Sent by NAH Sold. wholesale end roA "
j. WINCHESTER. No. % John''t-, N. Z.
COLDIERs, SOLDIERS-If you have weak
~ stomach stc;}HiG iis KS Sawed TONIC.
Soldiers r.yc Sq INC s0 sE .IVsi foNrc
Soldiers fyou feel a. though you required "masn" Wy
one bottle Of - ,,,.,., rnu,c
solders sNsr each meal take wine glass uii wn a
soivo your food and prevent all Dyspeptio feens suo
sweinss Of the stomach after sa'iSs 'sh'''' ." N
sodisrs this 10 pure and tastes a. smooth ell Of,
ti,d freu Se.weed It tastes like French brandy cochA
sodisr, il unlike tho generality Of Bitter" NOS ''''
Of pure spirits OF alcohol. ,,, Il, ..,u
General try one bottle you will Ike the taste :fit
Colonel Captains and Lieutsnants, oil vine ~
full s1ceent on top hearty dinner costs Vns 20
man ufsotsied BY Dr. J. Il sCHENCK, No. +" n. S"'h"'
Phlsdsiphia. - .,.,. q ..,,. No
- Bosd-st., kswYorh. every Monday, heW = WV
a., fss sswalts1n ~ s>Ytss
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Cost and found.

HORSE and WAGON STOLEN from White
bsIl..t OIL Sunday evening 18th int long tail Gray
MAZE 10 or IL years about Is han hgh together Win
Lisht Cloth Top Leather Boot WAGON, painted black
bTsl reward will be paid for their recovery. =, -
j. REYNOLDS No. 1872 Sufokst. N \.
l ....st n,yoti.ins the follow Ing UNITED STATES
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS tho same h''@g
bseu lo,t or stolen from tho subscIiber.;
WV IssrRp TO ID. L q. KKILY.
No. r. 3sl, dated Sept 23 "
No a. 49, dated Sept q, ls6!....'.''''''''.' Zoo
No. ~ 800 dated Sept ~, zoo
No a. 39t dated Sept rs. 1852 ........''''"'''' 90"
No. 1896 dated Sept rs, 1892 ~"
49, Issusp TO X. Y. L0PEk ...
No IS 90 dated Oct 2 'VV'
All psysble 10 Bearer BLAME hivoS; W. =,
ksw-York Oct. 10. 1862. NO. 81 !" e"s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
Ocean 6teamers.

For freight or ps.'sse, apply a The Sniy enc No pow
ins-grssn u d. ALLrN' Asoa!
N o; RoBERTs's LINE LIN E. s yTEA e. H,s
W. FOR CALIFORNIA d ASD OREGON VIA MI
GREAT TfSsh e si IL fShE &; F T TO
NO pETENTioN ON THE IsTHMUs.
The new and splendid steamship AMERICA, 2,tO tuns
Jea Mary. Commander win sail Gu SATURDAY October
rs at O'Clock noon precisely from her fe, at the ioOt .,
with tho fss, and wellknown steamship MOSES IAi Loh
so tuns e. Howes Commander 70 sail without delay zoo
rAnc.co direct arrival Of tho passengers At San Juan
Dol Sur ,,.
surpassed By any steamers either ocean and !.
TO land passengers by this line in San Francisco within 81
days. A.. c.u.,,,,. ,,.a. ,orr
the beginning begs the public that this 10 peIna
pu. Tor the purpose Of being bought OF
asS one. mouth. and in six month. other ships viii be
ready 90 tina, doubts service may be relied sPon
For information or passage 'PPlSS q o. ROBERTS,
No. III we''t. corner of wsrren-.t, North River.
NOTICE.-The steamship CITY OF NEW
YORK 70, Liverpool aud 9ass9;H%r,Hv WI b, 81. a.
o'clock w., precisely Passenger. mus, Be on board ~
O'CLOCK on the day of;ailing. JOHN o. DALE, Agent.
NoIcaTh. restrictions on travel having been removed
BY order Of the War Department, passenger. aoou 70 VIZ,
Europe will 40 longer 's ''ao'r'aJtSS % q Dale, Hs.n,
S GRPEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
c1s alSS: intend Dispatch
,pg the fall powe ed. Cydsbuit Iron Steamships As
CITY OF Saturday Oct Sc, y;
KANGAROO W
EDINBURGH on from, P;.r
And asery succeeding SATURDAY. no0n' t"'n ''''
No. n North River.
RATES PASSAGE. Al.
r,,s, Cabin 10 IonSon lSteerage to 1.ondon... 81
Firs, Cabin to Paris IS steersso 70 Pai' ~
First Csbin 10 Hamburg 95lStesrsgo to Hsmourg W
Psssepgers also TO Hsvrs, Bremen, ho'terdam
Antwerp &c-, ct equally low rates - go, sax eas
Fares from Queenstown; LIST Cabin s sso
and Sll5 Steerags from Liverpool go from Suesns.
town s35 Those who wish to scnd for their rend' can
cts here at these rates
These Steamers have superior ioI
ear. arc strongly built Ia Watetight Iron Sections ana
sssny Pstent Fe Anrihlaors. Experienced Surgeons are
| stached 10 each steamer. ,,, A. uryry.u
For further Information apply In Lverpoo! 20 Z,
NMAN Arent No "a Water ct. In Glasgow TO ALEX NAL
COLIN No St Enoch..qusrs' IN 0ueenaowa to q; = W.
| n SEYMOUR Co; In London to EWES MACY No.
n Kirs Williaust fn Paris to JULES pECOUE No ~
Rns Nors Dame dee Vctsres Place do Boure In Phila
JelphIs to JOHN O. DALE, No III WLnutst or ss the
Company Omcsa ,Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

John JOLLIFFE, Counselor-at.Law, No.
~ 3S Pem,yvania-sv., Washington. ID. c.. attends
especially - CLAIMS upon the United States Refers to
Hon n H. sWAYhE, Judge Supreme Court Of the United
Hon JACOB BRINKERHOFF,l
Hon. MILTON sUTLIFF, r.a,.. ~ IN. e,r,.u.
Hon. JOSIAH SCOTT sCon,, 81 Ohio
Hon. WILLIAM V. PECK.
Hon. WILLIAM Y. GHOLSONJ
Hon r SPALDING. Cleveland, Ohio
Hon. X. r. RANNEY, cleveland Ohio.
Hon. WILLIAM DENNlsON IT,. late Governor OF Ohio.
Major. en- srAl q. NJ CLAY
Rev WILLIAM H. BRISBANE Arena, Wisconsin.
TOWNSEND sHARPLEsS, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
1lrofessioitM Ndites.

nR. DANIELS, late Professor Of Surgery in
~ the Pennsylvania Medical University. Philadelphia,
gives special attention to the treatment of Piles Fstna Dis
eases Of tie Organs Of both Sores, Tumor
Cancers &c. Oace No. 25i SiIi-ayenue. near l4thst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

HOMER BOSTWICK, NJ. D., Operating and
IL Consong ,eon Author of Lecture on Diseases Of
the Genital Organs pays particular attention to Seminal Dis
eases caused by youthful iud.cr-on, lmpotency &c &C.
Diseases OF tho Womb Fstus Pes and all Diseases Of the
Pelvs His valuable book the above subjects may be had
bis ocs No IS EAT l2th-st where he be contden-
italy consulted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

STONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
- =. Ton, NEW,L0NDoN; sToNINGroN, PROyI-
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH nd PLY.
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No s N 4, foot Of Court.
hndf-s,.. DAILY Except Sunday, a. p N.
Freight taken low by any other line Office Of Com
rany, No. lis West st.. corner Of Colrtsndt.r:
- w NJ. EDWARDS. Aren't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
Chances for Dnsiness 4len


EOR SALE.--To Pbyscans.-A valuable Med.
zeal PATENT wiki the privilege Of Practice. Address
with real name. y, No 1887 Post-Oiice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
miscellaneous.

Oct YOUR RE.-EASTABROOk
~ takes IL beautiful LlKENEsSEs for 50 cent? TAKEN
and finished IN Is minutes ct No. 1888 Broadway NJ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
NJ o. ROBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA MI
ARAGUA
Through IN advance OF the mail -
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH To
SAN FRANCISCO;

NOTICE.-The steamship CITY OF NEW
~ YORK. for Liverpool aud oneen.own WI sal. non
her dock Pier No. ~, ~ r.. on SNIUkDAf' oct. 80;
O'Clock the day OF FALLING JOHN ". DALC, ASo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

IL FIELD-STEAMBOAT and RAILROAD COSNEC-
TON. via NEW-HAVEN.-The CONTINENTAL lssvss
Pecksp. East River daily Sundays exceptsdl at 3ls
The steamboat train leaves the wharf at EEWHAvEN
arrival Of the boat for all stations. NIGHT LINE
The TRAF ELEk leaves for New.Hayen at II O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

hudson RlNER ~
IL NY and TROY, CON
NORTH aud WEST. Train,
from Chambers-st
Express. : and 3 s. III. and 3;
IS and 5p. N.
Troy and Albany with sleep
Ing carl. l0:l5 p m.
Poufnkeepsie train. 1880 a NJ,
! ant 6 l. p. m.
Peskskill train, 1880 . m. and
4p. IN.
fin. Sing train. 800 ard $3.50
u. IN.
Per.ons In Brooklyn can Pun
press Office, No. 30 Wsshis.
have their baggage checked a.
the road, and to Saratoga sprii
A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
ERIE RAILWAY.-Passence trains leave az

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.
4 PORT AID FALL RIvER--Ths splendid end suo.risr
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, =
ocech o. mr. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsyton n
from Pie, No. N. II. -
Hereafter rooms viii be regarded - sseurelto say %
Ilcsnt until the sane shall have been paid for.
Freight 10 Boston Is forw srded through With saa dpsteh
BY IN Express Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
gtsauaboais ano Railroads.

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA end the SOUTH aud WEST Via JER.
SEf ClTfhail and Express Lines leave New.York at
add 10 NJ, 40 and II Fare 80. Through ack,ts
sold for the South sndWe and through baggage ebecksdn
q. IN. and aud II p. M trains.
A. J.W. WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent
and chscsed IS mnYe In advsncs ~ The tns of eavoe
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
SAM. HOUSTON MAKES A SECESSION
SPEECH.

= CARo, Nov. 27.-The Galveston Ne,os
of the 9TH, says Sam. Houston made Sc
cession speech in Brennan lately.
y Advices from Holly Springs to Saturday
say that nearly the entire population have
emigrated, with all the slaves. Most Of
the private residences have closed A
small Confederate force is there, but not
quartered permanently. The Federals oc-
cupy Hudsonville, seven miles north. ss
The Georgia legislature passed law re-
Gently fort bstructing all navigable streams
in'the State, and appropriated half q mil
lion Of dollars for that purpose. g.l,ae
The first General Council of the Episco-
pal Church Of the Confederate States met
at Augusta, on the 18th. -.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05
t.8-- SYLLABUS t,a Z w I'd
~ MARTIN JOHNSON, Appellant. }
KATE G. CARplE.NyrER. Respondent. ( :

KATE G. CARPENTER, Respondent. } II
A mortgage on lands given to secure a nego-.
table promissary note, is not for that reason
invested with any of the privileges or immuni-
ties Of negotiable paper; it is chose in action,
and subject to all the disabilities incident to that
species Of property, qualified by the operation
of the registry acts SO far as applicable.
A payment of the amount due upon mort.
gage, to the mortgage, by the mortgagor, after
the mortgage has been assigned, but without
notice Of the assignment by the mortgagor will
extinguish the lien of the mortgage. In such
case the mortgagee becomes trustee Of the
amount of the mortgage for the benefit of the
assignee or owner of the debt secured. be
30 When it is uncertain whethera mortgage has
been paid before, at, or after the due day, the
law will presume that the payment was made
at the day. ~ FLANDRAU.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05

JOSEPH FERGusoN, Respondent,
On an issue as to what was the real consider
alton agreed to be paid for land The sum
stated in the deed and acknowledged to have
been received, may be contradicted BY parol
the parties prior to the execution of the deed,
are admissible In evidence to show what was
the consideration agreed upon. The value of
the land at the time of sale may also be proved.
When conflicting testimony has been given
upon an issue Of fact, the report Of the referee
should not be disturbed, without the most cor
gent reasons ,,tgsiI,s4s FLANDRAU.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05
JOHN S. SHAUgHuT and HENRY SHAUBuUr, \
aisl Respondents, ol,i..o5 4 ri

-ft 900 esf1 eun SYLLABUS. 4 4 l9Gf efoG :
JOHN S. SHAugHuT and HENRY SHAUBuur,l
~ Respondents, nle..,,; e9l /.
80 VS..
AARON Hutton and Wife, implicated with
~ .,e, others, Appellants. z + Oft j.
:. "A bought land, but didnot record her deed.
B seized the same land under an attachment.
A subsequently recorded her deed I b obtained
judgment in the action in which the attach
ment issued, laid out execution and put it in the
hands of the, sheriff. In advertising the land
for sale, the sheriff, described the same correct,
ly, except that he made mistake in the name
of the Survey, which would not cover the land.
The sale took place, the plaintiff, became the
purchaser, and the execution was returned sat
isfied. All parties supposed that the land sold
and purchased was the same seized under the
attachment. Held, that equity could set aside
the sale, reinstate the Judgment as against A,
and orders sale under the execution of the
lands actually seized under the attachment, re-
storing the parties to the same relative posi-
tons they occupied previous to the commission
of the mistake, TIo1t- 5se1 100 o. DBl37I1 q
tits not essential to the validity of an at
'tachme9t that the warrant should disclose the
name of the officer from whom it was obtained.
Nor is it essential to the validity of Judgment
obtained without personal service of the sum-
mons, that the Judgment Roll should disclose
the fact that security was filed before the judy
ment Goil3ela Z FLANDRAt.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05
| AL ~ oi1 @pN SYLLABUS. a 91tV.".t .is3'
NEwTos BRAbLtY, Plaintiff III Error {.

J DAVID GAaEILEandS oPIIA lGAMTIIE,i Def
ZIG .! 4s',go PENDANTS in Error. ae --og OBJ ~
lQe Repleyin win lie against a defendant who has.
the control of the property, the possession of
which Is sought to be recovered, although the.
actual custody of it is in another. demand
and refusal under such circumstances is suff-
Gent evidence ola wrongful detention. g3aa'ls'
Where the owner of Sioux halfbreed scrip
lis wrongfully deprived of the same, he maylre-
cover the value Of the same to him, although
the scrip being unassign enable js yaueless in the
hand of third persons and Notwithstanding du-
gplicates might be obtained from the Land Office
at Washington onproof Of loss Of originals. A
wrong doer will not be permitted to assert such
"a Defence 10 n0{iaS Ifig FLANDRAU 60
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05

~ I then went into the shop, thinking I
was not needed, when some Of the women
called me and asked me if I wanted to see
my daughter alive; I ran into the room,
but she was dead before got there; the
strange woman tried to get away; but j de-
tanned her, ard said she should not depart,
] told herthat I believed she knew all about
my daughters illness, and said she must
wait until the Doctor arrived; soon after
wards the Doctor came IN, and the woman
was taken into custody ~ Captain 6ebfing.
That is all / know shout the affair. il i9a d
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05

From the New York Herald, Nov. %. N egIolI
The investigation into the dciIcumstan-;.
stances attending the death Of Miss Glenn
entina Anderson was resumed at the Ninth
Precinct station house yesterday afternoon
by Coroner ,Ranny, A number of witness,
es were examined, including the father of
deceased, whose narrative of the sad, affair
was peculiarly clear and interesting. In
the course eof the investigation the name
of the alleged sseducer transpired, but up
to last reveningosthe police were unable to
effect his arrest The following Isl 9 ST.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05

Sd WILLIAM WILL p BRrM l4tlr Respondent ,lel
- ~ SAP 49, DS.
BENJAsirS VAN OAMfEN, Appellant. p
An. action cannot be sustained under the laws
of this State upon anoteexecuted on Sunday. q
The laws of sister States are to be proven like
other facts. Courts cannot take judicial notice
of them / +" ~ rse.,..t., ~,
In the absence of proof to the contrary, the
Courts of this State will presume that the laws
of other States are the same as our own ~
,asr ..s- aF ~ fFa.f sFLANDRAU.M
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05

Is Immediately cured BY their application si
They act like charm, are non-adheeive, and per-
fectly harmless In their nature do not produce
blister, and leave no unpleasant results. if6ers
Prepared at Dr.. Hurds Dental Office No. II
Fourth Street. Brooklyn, Il D. ST r'fA 8iA5
PRICE Is CENTS EACH FOR THE SMALL
.s9 SIZE AND 81 CENTS FOR THE LARGE
The latter are intended for Pains In the Chest,
Back Shoulders or any part Of the body vi.
A liberal discount made to dealers; ,,,;sss,.
ADDRESS PRINCIPAL OFFICE TRIBUNE
BUILDINGS NO. I SPRUCE STREET, NEW
YORK. gaf .sad 8ri aa319 3ft0 Ntfa 81 I.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack q Co., Fifth Ayenne
Hotel /; J. q L Coddington, 711 Broadway; d. g.
Barnes, 200 Broadway and BY al DruggistA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16

increased revenue from imports, to pay interest
on the public debt, and for other purposes, .
approved August fifth, eighteen hundred and
slxty-one, for all sums of money expended by
said State iu the arming, equipping, subsisting
anu paying Of troops organized under the ordi-
nances OF the convention Of said State, passed
during the year eighteen hundred and sixiy one.
and employed in concert with the Federal autbO-
rites in snpPressing instruction against the
United States, and enforcing the laws thereof.
Sec. 2. And be il further enacted, That. for
the purpose of ascertaining the amount due 10
said State for moneys 80 expended, the Secretary
OF War shall Immediately after the passage Of
this act by commission or otherwise cause the
accounts to be. examined and report. made to
him Of the amount due, which being approved
by the Secretary of War, and by him certified to
the Secretary Of the Treasury, the amount there.
of shall be allowed to said State, and deducted
from the amount npporioned thereto by the
aforesaid act and the remainder only, il any,
shall he collected as therein prescribed Propi-
ded, That, in the adjustment of accounts under
this act, no greater rate of compensation shall
be allowed than was provided for by the laws Of
the United States applicable TO the arming,
equipping, subsistihg, and payment of volunteers,
in force at the time of the enrolment of such
troops of Missouri.
Sec. 3. And be IL .fartheT enactsi, That il
said State shall assume and pay into the treasury
the balance of said direct tax, ifany at such
time as may be fxedby the Secretary of the
Treasury or should said expenditures be found
to he equal to the tax, the deduction or discount
of fifteen per oentum, as prescribed in the fifty
third section of the said recited act, shall be
allowed on the whole amount thus apporioned.
Approved, July IL, 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16

MARRIAGE OF FRENCH PRIEsT.-The i'm
portant question, whether a French priest,
choosing to set Rome at defiance. can enjoy the
full rights of citizen, and take unto himself a
wife, is about to receive solemn decision in the
case of the Able Brou, who brought an action
against the Mayor for refusing to marry him.
NJ. Jules Favre pleaded some time ago, before
the civil tribunal of Porigueux with so mnch ef-
feet that the court was equally divided on the
subject. The legal consequence of such state
of things is that the case must be re-argued be-
fore the same tribunal, reinforced by an addi-
tional judge. NJ. Jules Favre excused himself
from going down TO Perigueux a second time on
the ground that as, in any event, aH appeal was
certain, his client would not suffer by bis alb
sence The second argument is going on at
Perigueux. The Public Minister made very
violent speech against the priest who wants to
be married, hurling at him. among other oppro-
bious epithets, that of "infamous." The Pro-
cureur Imperial called upon tbs court to protect
the Catholic religion, the religion of two hundred
millions of Frenchmen, the religion of Him, who
eighteen centuries ago. planted upon Golgotha
und watered with his blood "the first tree of Ii
berty that was ever seen in the world"-English
paper.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-16
PhrAnolopv.

ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
My friend Nick Hopkins, lately went
To see - phenologio gent,
And, seated in an elbow chair,
His head for trial did prepare.
Said PhIeno, 'By this bump. guess
You are Il poet come, confess :"
al never wrote a line not H.
Said Nick, 'and so that hump must lie"
"RY these large eu1h, Le.nnd Juur ears.
You're fond OF lighting, it appears"
Indeed - said Nick, and slyly laughed,
"And yet waited for the draft,
"Ihis organ here, beneath my thumb,
Shows eloquence,' quoih Hopkins, "Huml'
''These knobs" exclaimed the puzzled saee,
"Prove you are often in a rage"
Said Nick, "l'm geRtle as a sheep.
And while my consorts seolds sleep"
"These bumps, quoth the Professor, ''show
A taste refned' Said Nick, "Thats 80 !"
'Nou love nice garments, declare"
Said Nicholas, "You hit it there
And now, to prove you're right, I'll call
And view the stock at Tower Hall"
Our stock of Fall and Winter Clothing is now
large and well assorted and is being increased
by large daily additions. We JUy and sell .toJ
cash only, and therefore, at the lowest possible
prices. Tower Hail. No. 51s Market street,
BENNETT s. Co.