, 1862-03-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

Gay or EWo since In WHICH 4SoEe11 bleLaQU, t
editor Of the staats zeifung, sought to obtain
lamages from Messrs. schlager and BeckeEs,
If the Union, for certain libel1ous publications
against him in the newspaper of the dcfen-
aants, came to conclusion yesterday after
noon. The speeches OF counsel occupied the
lime from 9 4. N. until r. ~, and were very
able efforts, those Of Gen. Linder and John
Lyle King, especially. Judges Higgins and
Goodrich charged the jury as follows:
ANY publication that tends to degrade. disgrace
Or iniurc the character OF = person Or bring him
INTO contempt or ridicule is ~ much a libel 81
though II Gent9agea Rfo ffoaTgcs Tee q tnias or crime
Any parts Of t6e ubel. ses out in the declaration
and proven to the Jury which tend to io31se platn
ridfcu1e or to hold him up as object Of hatred,
tcorr, tdtculc OF contempt, and which are not an
be true, entitle The plsinti6 fc such damages as
the jury think he may have sustained
II the jury believe from the evidence that there
indicated. unanswered plaintiff Is entitled to dam
might be, IN the opinion q tho juE, sustained b
To sustain the Justification pleaded, the defend
ants must establish By proof to the jury the cub
stantial particular facts and acts stated and relied
The defendants IN thcir eausc having given no
tice that they would prove the, truth q certain
1AEtEs kHt5 As6 uV4AA ~ plOtt 640EkauiulJ
1acts stated BY them, far they are charged IN
the declaration against them. The notice and |
proof q justification must be az answer to the
tenda9ts' alleged hbelloua and alanderous words
The notice Of justification and the proof under |
nix upon the plaintiff the specific crime or Hbelous
matter, or wrongful acts imputed to him. 4th !
In euit Tor libel the defendants II they Justify
by showing the truth Of the publication, mnet |
plead and prove the particular acts charged against
tempt TO justify theirs. It is rot enmcient to
provo acts Of similar character, although Of the
same, OF even g1eate1 elornat5. 10th Vermont:
$50.
The burden Of proof is upon the defendants to
prove the truth Of the matters stated IN their no
lice, andK the jnfy do not belfeye from az the
evidence that the charge contained in the publIca
tlon and in the plaintiff declaration attempted to
be justified IN the notice, were true. they ought
to n verdict foE the plaintiff 1 Msteah H. A. f.
facts charged against the plaintiff in the article de-
clared npon have been substantially proven to be
should @ Sii ind fe5 ri tie sdn deisndant. Al .1ia ~ '
Hthe jury belisEe that the notice ofjnstiaGat!on,
as IN SoGd tatth n the honest beef
should aggraTate the damages though the proof
should have tailed to snbstantiate the truth Of the
matters charged-15th Illinois 425.
II the jury believe from the evidence that the
matters set mp In the notice harc been substan-
taly proven to be true then the law ia for the de-
ferdant, as to all the matters justified by the
notice.
The jury retired at about half past four and
were out just fifteen minutes, when they re-
turned bringing verdict for the plaintiff, al
lowing him 81, 500 damages.
Ds su.n.aond-No. 3s7. Chaneery-C1enent Biddle
ys John H. Bryant, ct al. Report OF Master to be
confirmed No objections Sc. and decree to be
hinckley hiil ct a. Decree ss prepared 81 Master.
/ No. 9l9-CEencery. James Fl, Leeds ys Freeman
nepkins Ct a.; default for want Of answer ard
Goodyear Ct al 70 John 5. LeBent decree to be
prepared No. 223- -ChanccEy. r II: Henning ct
81 yr Alexander Tying Ct cl; Injunction restrain.
may OVID In any property acquired stnce filing tho
original bill Of complaint as prayed for in the sup
Hmental bill. No 40 --Chance1y Samuel y. Rud-
! man ct al Nm. S. Johnston ct a1 masters re-
port filed. to be conGrmed ed1un1ess cause be shown.
50: GU Calvin r Austin rs. ". H. Frazier de-
| fault, and Clerk TO assess damages. No.-Edgg
ipgton rs Dunniog; Judgment confessed.
clncr1T COURT or Cook couNTT--Byo1e Judge
! atanie7re.-No. 55a-Chaucery. Vim. Springman
rs. Sophia springman; proc1 Of publication: de.
ter. No 469-Chancezy. Catharine o'Brien ct al
VS.. James Otis ct al; by consent of parties Leave
to comR}ainant to amend m III Ne 2ss9-chanceEy
rule to cloRe proofs extended Is days and leave tC
complainant to examine Quimby ct al, subject tc
" s.?sRi2ns sRh It, to a VI No
Bentley IS: William Lin St Il; appeal Dismissed
with At defs9sanss s G9sss oo;,. ~,
Gcod4irh.-No 6a1-Al6ers G. Pearson ct al vs
Peter Shrimp etal; by stipulation fled suit dis
| missed ct plaintiffs coEts.
Meeting of the Sabbath School Union
The next regular meeting of the Chicass
Sabbath School Union Will take place at til
First Baptist Church, corner Of Lasa1le an
Washington streets, on Monday, the 9th inst
Tor the evening;
From to T.30-Reports and Miscellaneous.
f.:u to 7.s3-lntrodnctory Exercises;
7.35 to Discussion hat are the Duties
Parents to the Sabbath School?
conducted BY James I. Griffin, Prcsident oi II
sto s.c5- Espay, By one Of the Teachers Of Il
: Sabbath School Teacher
, 8.O1 to 6.1u-SiDging
$40 10 s.S0-BitIe lesson. Matt. 18th ch. 18th !,
to the cid conducted by W. J. uol!:stcr, Superi
n tendent ofthe North Congregational Mission
$50 10 -Criticisms on the Manner Of Teac
$40 to 8,t5Diecuszion- should 1nts
| C1astes be Conducted:
SIS 55to3-Kema.ks and Singing.
CHICAGO LIGHT GuAEr ArrEs7,ox.-Tou a
hereby notified to be at your aru,ory, corner
Randolph and State st.eet, this (Friday) event
g. ~ O'Clock All new members are aleo notid
| to b" p-Tstnt. Per order. CAPTAIN
EFF. B1suor, Orderly Sers't.
~ J. j. Dechap, Penrnan and Cardwriter c
at Bryant g. Stratton's College. Cards 81 90 I
e pack mchf54
y % Soreness OF irritation Of the throat, a
+ coughs, curedby IS Browns Bronchial Troches.'
y To AGENTS AND cAsvAssERs We will guar;
tccsour Onion variety Envelopes to give bet
satisfaction than a1y other put up. The b
- stock Of maps. charts aud Union goods in
III West. Send for catalogue. to F. A. Thomas,
= O. Box 1858, Chicago, III. mchts-2'
S, re- For handsome cards de .yisitc from
e. latest process-thc best, the cheapest in the ci
Call upon Florence, No. 142 Lake street, aud J
!, can get them at g. so per DOZEN Also, yigne
cards at $500 Per dozen. All other pictures tai
:" at low price. inch TIVE
in | MAEEIAGE AND VISITING CARDs.-<YAnkeeC
m Writer'S" Office at Sherman House. Calling Ca
RI reduced to 81 50 per pack for one week Lao
-. call in parlorH. Orders By mail-aend price,
- four stamps, for sample. to O. 6AckETr.
mchl 1t
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IN. ew Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn st., md
-. | your clothes cleaned and repaired. noY1
en 'sCan Oh Dunlop, Sewcu & Spa1ding for Printin
1c- nog11-ha2l-ly
an =. ..
ha There will be special services In the
of CLARK ST. Methodist Episcopal Church On II
needay, Thu1eday and Friday e7cnings. Pre-:
W. ing ut ~ o'clock.
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ON E For cleaning and dying gent1eman's clot
I'm go to Cook 4 Mclean, 9s Dearborn-strect.
as old established house do better and cheaper u
s7' than any In the city. feb21-
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md n this city; Mach 1sth BY Key !! Y Ferris
On. this city.
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,os- wcun1 received in c late enlargement 1t that p
- Capt BULLS. Of Missouri eged 10 yeass.
lot- Funeral prtl take place 70 onoFfoF. SAf1rday.
,di Of Jefferson ahd sou 6tresta at oclo
kttis fatber's rcsidcn-c: in He r = .Esn % n9 t9s
hall te,- aged thirteen ytaras WILL ~ HEf EaHH
-, second son OF Commodore Foote, United Etafss
oou EIsr ffNcef OF the Mississippi gtlnp9afa dta o1