, 1865-07-18

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| Dunlap and - Eye In fayor Of complainant.
B.nk 6 NeTbsE1I. New York. Default, v
judcmeuy for plaintiffs, dcereeinE damages 4
i suit Of sespes On The e..e. IN which dan
ages are lsto at &1.20p, was commenced By Joa'
D. Jones zgstn.t Romiano Ellis, Wils1am sturRes
P.1ston. Wi}fsfd 4 Co. commented a sui
a. sainst B.H B.ieo1 IN astumf.it to recover H1bG
upon common counts.
ease IN es ss9sat T;s. Tas nso1sne By 1ar!a
sion ot 'he east half Of lot 8, block IS, IN John
FOE, Roberts 4 Stcrr's addition.
Theodore $. Couch 1led pett.lon pFsYins fe'
upon the ground Of adultery. Complainant a.
se1ts that he married respondent on the tst o.
.s wi priyata ina an co npl
1stn u inois 1olEntee1s, and continued aossn
rom bis home mt june 1ith, 1865. During hi
81 S eo g sas
port, until he WAS informed and believed she had
heen guilty of adultery Pla1atn alleges . large
e s1es q soase. o IN me 4 s' y r.
with men unknown to him, and
especially With = couple OF men, named John
Henresey and John Baldwin, during the month
Of Msy, Of ths present tcar.
C1ncurr CouRT.-Befoyk Judge ITi.lfanx-A
suit ~as commenced By Rev, Calvin Fairbapk :
against Wilbur F. Storey and Ana1ias Worden, to
se ncaso f oo = % ss uss 1
Damages are laid At ss0,too. Tho origin of he
ssl IL; ;, 1ItsaX - iol:oys loh Of July
II terms Of cenmtrdaton Of tba coup!sinaat,
who thea had heen recently released
1nss hs bad En- eoassd n eh,ss
ing setiated negro TO eacape from savary Into
freedom: The MT tn,ng at.er the publication Of
M 1Fas II @aeson n 1ss com
to he signed hy''An old residans Of aiieshan;
county, New York. 10 the effect that the reye1.
end gentleman hid not only been Imprisoned for
larceny IN Kentucky. hut had hsen guilty Of pttit
Larceny III AleEhany county. Tho writer alluded
du!x:ng IN 'glor,neat1on' over The min ster,
explain tho charges Of larceny referred TO-
REcoRoKRfs CornT-B<fore Judge Fun Burtn,
-Yssierdsy morning about eighty prisoners were
upon Ind c'ments Of the Grand Jury with teinE
keepers ofhouses Of fprostituttop, and headquas.
~ ~. h.r thevcs tn ,he city. Tbs sight presented
even 10 the rseuiar Aa5suss of cs,aisa. ', co91ts
accus'omed Al they m,y become to prison scores
and sights. Il was nor n assembitge OF aown-
toede1 t.o deg,sss;a Wse.shss Nth poverty Gaslae
ones Who asusly iii befs,e he 'I h.nd a.s 'e Of
md b sr 1. H. sMe ssa he ssn q
atued higher. She bad spread her nets With
meshes wide enough for ths haggard and lean 10
esopes retslntne thoge Who had tas.ened and in
cE nscd in r!ctcs uuon the lives aud virtue Of the
l0wcr though not more guilty ones. Ezterlo1ly,
the nssembla1e looked le.pectahls; that Ia, lis
nemheEs were dIessed well. which, ia the present
!ast Is accounted the asne thing by too misty.
They we're RADIANT In pIoadclota and fms aatns.
Immaculate In patentle1thera and kid and sparkling
With diamond and leclous stones. which evident
tiadems In crown Of shsme-eeemed to exert
iht1r atmnat to ditiute Their bfilM4ney to oiher
quarters, FISHING from the polluted lorna they
radiant the farther they penetrated Into the pure
ar. u, toWeres, any lnnucent epectator could
hsve been mlsled BY there SYN sole Of ''1espectl-
Of The group, E'sncc&at the audience who were
-saxtne lttently upon the ecene Won'd dtspel In
stAhty an} such i!luss1ns, lor as is nau, 90 Is
There were bounty jnml ers and deserters, thieves
Men whom ihe police hld been ~achins iot
justice Mea to whom the Recnrders Court wa
no new tho den ground. though they generally
oecup:eo tomewhat different relative posltious
the<a cut OF mcrt curiosity, to crafty the bru1s1
ts.'e for the oeptsVed nnn Immoral Which under
other c1!cum'tances makes men attend executions
or ~ albums with the features ofnohed murdeeers.
Others werc present. becau.e hey had for yesrs
lived upon The money OF some de!uded wretch at
the tar. and wished to see II their pararttic life
10 that direction WAS ended, 50 that they would ho
able to lose no time tn atsocniug them'elses some
whexe clse. Then tbosc we ! dressed, "sIeek'
l9ostE i1dl.'apa: ati1sd ID ,stG with
sscses So, ssa eSnavish csss oi eountensnes are tao
:. nle1ds :" Of the priseaen: The! "bail them
oas Or IT Gepsstoay aaa n return clutch fas mart.
Such were the pslsoters, fuch the spectators.
Ihe odense Of ne former seemed to be chiefly 10
Ce.rt proved thst jRiietsi efr,rt, were % not a 80 80
nnch directed against houses Ut ill.ama In the
general aceeptaton of the term. a. assiass ihoee