, 1862-03-29

ntleg1anet-as the legitimate result Of Justice
tempered with humanity. = :. r: n II
In addition TO: generous contributions of
other kinds by the citizens, the Treasurer ac-
knowledges the following sums Of money, the
expenditure ufwhieh has been directed By the
committee, and the vouchers duly kept, open
to the inspection at any time Of the contribu-
tors:
caeh collection at Bryan Hall meeting :..: $si 90
:. from St. Anggari9a' Charch-.-.---.-.. e91
TeW Te1s3 EnePa1a SaasGa Church g
= Third Presbyterian Chnrch...-:. 81 81
First Baptist Church. .....-..... 17N
rfs %aIo. gnass5isP 9;atPsa' Ghg5sh sha i,;s 60
=. United Hebrew Rsiiei ASH. ASH. % % @ 3
Union Baptist Church, a..:.:::. s ID
-. :: S. Il. Beeson : of Detroit. Dti.3 .....3 AK R
Reynolds OF New York....... 10 Do
Individual eontIi6ufio@na ~ reeeipfed g ior iaes s@
Treas11er'e book for names and amoi1ts) a. 90
Total caeh receipts. .s4o3 50
By order Of the Committee.
E: B. TurTLE, Chairman.
THos. B. BRYAN, Treasurer.
The disaster en1 the Northwestern
Railroad.
Ihe Coroner's jury mat at tie Supervisors
room, in the Court House, yesterday morning
at nine O'Clock, for further consideration Of
the case Of the unfortunate members of the
Third Wisconsin Cavalrp, Killed By the acci-
dent on the Northwestern Railroad, There
being no new testimony to be brought before
them, they soon agreed, and rendered the fol-
lowing verdict:
a The jury do say upon their oath that Elisha
Palmer, Casper Stone, Chas. Briggs, Walter
Smell, William Case, Dr.. E. IL Dennis, Chas.
d. Hall, came to their deaths from Injuries re-
ceiyed on the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road, near the crossing Of the Chicsgo and
Milwaukee Railroad in the town Of West
Chieago, Cook County, Illinois, about 10
o'clock il the evening, on the 26th Of March,
A D. 1862, in consequence Of four cars being
thrown off the track, caused by the breaking
Of the front ax1etrec Of the forward track 81
the first passenger coach while the train was
twenty-three to twenty-six miles an hour.
signed-J. e. Rces, Albert Bronson, D. e,
Howard, .. G; Hawley, 3. s. McLoon, D: J.
Jordon, z. Mcintyre, G. n. Hogan, 7. Deelye,
J. Geist1cr and B. r. Philips.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CIRCUIT CounT or gooK CounEY-Bstors Judge
HdaieT7s. No. 73-Chancery. Edwin r. 7. Arm
strong e Samuel 4 cormick ct al, petition Of
No. 675-Belle Co1net vs Schooner Emeline; suit
dismissed at paintis costs, per stipulation On
file. No. g. Marvin .. Street VS. Beercs; motion
BY plaintiff that defendant be required to file new
bond argued, and taken under adyisement. No,
49S-Chtncery. Erancis G. Blanchard vs. Sylvester
Lind Ct al; ttus1ee's report Of sale fled and con
4tmed. No-People, at the relation OF jane
Roman rs r H. Dickinson ; hearing On petition,
and return argued, and taken under adyfsemcut
347-Leonard L. DieM vs. F. Becker et al:
81: H. ysrdist de1sndasts j., gsilty No eusHt sis-
parties &c present as On yesterday; % sabmitted' ii
g. q Ga15g Gso5gs e 1edFes r The chieago s.
5is553+ Ms5s Nezaley Ct a. Is John Osborn ct az
Bgors Jadqe Good,5ch-No. 1496-Wm Colby
deaSs. 10 1lHsnry asazy 4 &4ha n:n It e FeP7y
ugmen and Default fos want 70 81 5ft asPza asae
in due time, oye11aled; appeal prayed and
allowed in giving bond IN $50 IN ten days with
days 10 file bill of exceptions. No. 6i8-Martin
Kyerson vs Hiram r Moses ct nj; Judgment for
31ul,ense ct Al demurrer third amended pies eus
tained alse fourth amended plea and iflh and
sixth added pleas also Sustained.
NORTHWESTERN RIFLE CEuB,-There will
be meeting Of the above Club at the ZouaTe
A1mory, corner Of State and Randolph streets,
on this (saturday) evening, at eight o'clock,
for the purpose Of electing officers and adopt
ing constitution and bylaws. All parties
interested in the formation Of such an institu-
tion are cordially invited to attend.
Il. G. L1TcHF1ELD, sec'y.
ATTENTION ANDERSON R1FLEs.-The mem
bers OF tho Anderson Rifles are requested to be
at their armory at the West Market Hall this
Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, promptly, as
business ofimportance is to be brought before
them.
- Some ten years experience has fully COL
1rmed the good reputation Of ssBrowns Bronchi-
al Troches or Cough Lozenges, in the alienation
Of Asthma, Winter Cough, Bronchitis, Hoarae-
ness, and other pulmonary ma1adies. It
e% Buy paper hangtngs Of Chase & Co., 100
Randolph street. nh 28-2m
eE J. J. Deehan Penman and Cardwriter, Call
at Bryan Strattoa7s College. Cards ST per pack.
mh255t
Y The Spring term Of the Chicago Dancing
Academy viii commence April list. Petnons wish
ing instruction in dancing viii find this the pleas
ATTEST season Of the year. For terms enquire at
the Academy, southeast corner Of Clark and Mon-
roe streets Off. Edwin MARITIME mch256t.
eW Wtdding and Gait Cards, at the Sherman
House. For cards By mail, send four stamps for
samples to o. Sackett. ma5-bt
TO AGENTS AND CASEAsaERs We will euaraa-
tee cur Union variety Envelopes to give better
satisfaction than any other put up. The best
stock Of mapa, charts aud Union goods in the
West. Send for catalogue, to F. A. Thomae, P.
O. Boz 42ss, Chicago, III. mch12-2w
e~ Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn st., and get
Jour clothes cleaned and repaired. uoY12
"Ca1l on Dunlop, sewen 3 spalding for Printing!
noV11-h22l1y
~ For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
goto Cook & Mclean, SO Dearborn street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than sny In the city. 1eb211y
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.