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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-21

The Public HEALTH.-The concurrent
testimony Of the medical faculty Of this city
is that the health Of the city is unusually
good. There is no cholera here, and there mas
been but the single case reported by the
Board Of Health ten days ago. That case
was brought from Cincinnati while laboring
under the disease, and neither caused iniec-
ton nor gave any uneasiness. The city is
in the hands Of the Board Of Health and the
city scavengers, and the work of prevention
goes steadily on.
While our sister cities are all suffering
more OF less from this scourge, it is crafty
ing to feel that We are free from it, and to
be able 10 announce the fact.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-21

TEAMS. men, women ane children from
a.. ,,,rsl districts. thronged the streets yes
..r5sv Business is looking up.
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LAW sen OIL.

II N w - - II ~ - AAe
LAW FACULTY;
HON. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS.
NATHAN GREEN, L. b.
HON HENRY COOPER.
COURSE OF STUDY IN THE LAW SCHOOL.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Caruthers' History Of Law
suit; Walkers American Law stephens Plead
ing; Eent's Commentaries Story on Promissory
Notes.
MIDDLE CLAss.-Story on Bailments; Story on
Agency; Story's Equity Jurisprudence; Storys
Equity Pleading; Grcenloafs Evidence; Criminal
Law.
SENIOR CLAss.-Story on Conflict Laws; Angel
and Ames on Corporations; Loma1 on Executors;
Parsons on Contracts; Fourth Kent reviewed.
Story on the Constitution.
Tuition per Term. ,.-........-.s---.--. 500 %
Contingent Nee.......-----.. ? W
Library Eee-.....s---s.ss n w
The University before the war. numbered about
Eve hundred students on its Annual Catalogue.
Good Buildings for all Departments have been
secured. and the new buildings will be erected
THE FALL TERM
| Opens first Monday in September, closes last
| Thursday in January. Spring Term opens hrst
/ Monday in February; and closes last Thursday
/ in June. iyE-tO janl
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New York Cotton Market.
New York Market.

By Telegraph
NEW York. August 20.-Cotton firm at $685.
bents for middling upland.
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TO II H Il
HOLDERS OF THE NOTES
OF THE
Union Bank Of Tennessee.

1.-THE LAST TERN OF THE CHANCERf
a Court Of Davidson county, the following orler
- made viz. II is ordered that the creditors
offbe Union Bank q Tenhezseo who bold the CIR
caiatiug notes and al whQ may hereafter become
bisrrs Of such notes shall on or before me ls o.
Ternarv next 1877, Gle such notes with j osEFH "
Afrry. e. Trustee. under the penalty, ~ case OF
fffure - 70 do Of being excluded from toe pro rai
5triIends Ehich may Be made. and being barred
e., an claim against the trust fund b. The STAT
utes % limitation. u,s
IT. Accordance With the above order, All holders
81 ir1ion Bank Notes are hereby notified % pre-
ss-f tbeu AZ the said Bank. No. - North college
erect Nashville. Trnncssee. for regisration' pc
t,-een nov snd the lsl Of January neat. and re-
eeiyb certificates Of deposit therefor.
aull-3m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-21

THE human mind is so strangely capri
cious, that when freed from the pressure OF
real suffering it becomes open and sensitive
to imaginary calamities This was the
case in the Recorders Court yesterday,
where Senator BAYNE, pleading for a client
who had been fined s., had the satisfaction
Of hearing the Recorder double the fine on
account Of new evidence brought to light
by further examination. Moral. Don't say
too much in law.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-21

Civil and Mining Engineering,
At the Rensselaer, Polyteehnic Institute, Troy.
New York
VNHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS
i SEPTEMBER 18th. For the new Annual
Register. containing full information. apply to
PROF. CHARLES BROWNE. Director.
nuS-lm Troy. New FORK
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-21

New Wheat and FIOur---Prices in BaIti-
more, Alexandria, Lynchburg, Fred
ericksburg, Petersburg, Norfolk, and
RiehmOnd.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-21

CRIMINAL CoURT.-JAMEs WALFoRD,
charged with false prelences. Motion for a
new trial was made and granted.
BEN BRIEN, colored, was found guilty Of
robbery, and sentenced to the Penitentiary
for fifteen years.
CHARLES Johnson, for forgery, was sent
10 the State prison for five years.
WILLIAM JONES, charged with larceny
was found guilty and sent to the Peniten-
tiary for ten years.
A number Of cases for tipping on Sunday
were discharged on payment Of cost.
THOMAS FAHY was naturalized er pdrte.
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WANTED.
"a M ER y

An 0OO LBS. WOOL WISHED AND
Ar,ryts HtGu. McCREA A co.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-21

MADAME G. MEARS,
NO. 22I MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK
WILL reopen her French and English
w Boarding and Day School, September 20.
Mime c. NJ will be at home after SEPTEMBER 10
70 receive personal applications. All previous to
shat date by mail. auZ-lm
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Nashville, Tenn.
GEO. G. BUTLER, A M.,--.-..-..FrineiPal.
GEO. 8. BLACKIE, A. M, VI. D., v. P-in.

GEO. 3. BLACKIE, A. M, VI. D., v. P-in.
THIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN THE
L Large and COmmOdiU7s Buildings on Broad
Street between Spruce and Vine Streets, former
ly known as the Shelby Medical College. Tho
location is accessible healthy and private, and in
all respects suitable for Boarding and Day School
for Young Ladies, The Institution is provided
with gas and water throughout, with large and
spacious Study Halls, Chapel, Music Rooms and
Lodging Rooms. ample Galleries, and Large
Play Ward for exercise in bad weather. Alto
Rether, the accommodations are unsurpassed by
any Institution in the South, being capable Of
accommodating one hundred boarders
No expense or pains will be spared TO secure the
services Of competent and experienced instructors
in each department at all times, and the course Of
instruction will embrace all that parents and
friends Of education could desire.
The Principal has had an experience Of twenty
five years in the South, and the Vice Principal IS
well known to the citizens of Nashville;
The Session will open on Monday, september
10th, 1866, and close on the last Of June, 1867.
TERMS.
FOR THE SESSION OF FORTY WEEKS.
Boarding. Washing, Fuel, Furnished Room
Tuition in Preparatory DepartmeDt.......... 40 90
Tuition in Academic Glasses 81 %
Tuition in Collegiate Classes......'........ SO W
Music on Piano or Guitar ~ "
Use of Instrum ~ w
Ancient and Modern Languages.-...'...--.'.- ~ W
Oil - W
Harp and Use Of 100 %
Contingent Fee, Pens, Ink Fuel etc.. 10 90
These bills must be paid one-halt IN advance
and the remainder on the first Of February.
There is but enc Session, and pupils will be
charged from entrance only, and deductions
will be made but for prOtracted cases of illness.
Full particulars can be obtained from Circulars,
TO be had on application.
REFERENCEs-Rev W. J. Ellis, Hon. F.. B.
FOgg Major Geo. r. Fairbanks, Nashville.
GEO. q. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
iuly29-2m
Huntsville Independent copy month";
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04
SEE CTEA2EA

'hnn a"1h 8r
We Wilma lsu day .as ~.
ear. Jpa itonyh ep,H in 'le ''''
STORE huy occupied ~ iae y
a' 1,kr. l,ae iotol
FAMILY GRoC ~. .
WINES, LIQUORS hI'
which acai.l cell CuFAP, We u
a supply al
BAGGING AND RoPl
sal sin Hn.sb planter. and aas'
advances on cot''I llaeei "'''
taultol .g0
SIlW AR1I. LISTER . !,
y II We would Put N 4 y
tisum,at, cDumrra,ing every a. W.. Il,
have hut We know tlEi TIE 'is''"a
niuniiy viii look ar md 'of vi VA.
ard We do not wish to incur 'h'' ~"
al eXpor-c on orr gotda. igi
ja'p -. CO,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04

TO- ate uatiaa nc annrI meeting -
tho Hah holders &c tho s.a.aoau rn
c,6a Railroad Campsry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04

p3~ Don't iail 20 Secure orc 20 tie
De Sooh Al@ancs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04

Tic weather h heen r1eeiia-'r
10, for the lat Ten 3srs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04

nigia. service 80 tte l'rasiri-fau
Church Sab th morning subie.t I'D.
'ini'y oi Chris
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04

s3~ We loaru Stat e.aeI F.
nc-s rsevai's thrs1 ha1t de country
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04


lsr- we had Tho pleasure last asgk
Of visit from AeseF4! SeH 0g,eaa. 4eu.
tlcmcn, and prefsresi compliments
no,.ce Vi them Ea3 tte.T a--gf 'ae
loasss. ahiaA was ia4. sssssat.T ori,
ted a. iAss aass ra1-e .n@s ias ia.s.l.
~, - besp@sk 80 ttsrs hisg4 re
ton ;, oa4 ...sa.g fAF N.s.
frei II Be<k o, tse tasss ST. q
Hickey osa u > hls.sr y &s asa.o
Of Mes.r- L " I.y.sas a 40. : u
Schlulag, Of the h8ass af Aeer. Wat
lace d Co They ar 40 ~ s
.eH AMI represent pops ~ aFa4 i.
,.'fat ul tiis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04

- :. n.Ll- 4 Il D. -
, 1866-01-22
THE RAILROAD STRIKE,
4 Train Thrown from the Track.

The etnke Of the eighty locomotive engineers
emplo5eaedn the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana railroad, continues The kubject Of consider
able comment and some excitement, though the
1atter has materially cooled down. Our country
exchanges, publihhed along this line Of road come
to Ms full Of statements with reference to the sub-
sect, md come of them indulge 1t, speeulations on
ths result Or give advice to the engineers, which,
no pos s1b1e good except In future cases when ths
advice will be forgotten.
q. The trains are now running az usual on The rosd.
and the Nlesehts' having now resumed The
difficulties anticipated by come, Of r,ots. haye mol
dsT II anols Ihe on'5 ass{ met win ~: on Thur
says that s.tNos- and 3 met al that station. ard
, ths ensHeer M q one ofthem. who had declined to
Is saFxn fsSn ss ssse
- he could not be found during lie nfsht" Tbe H,
AdHan E1posifor also states tha, On The same day
naee1 u ae seG15 nsi1 Arrived at Iapoe the
the engineer TO get on his engine and the tran vas
thereby detained some three hours. By some
soseEy ot sso fsu the crowd and
~ dhe s statement .hst he handa employed in The
shGps @ a. Lapotte , bad LETT work, Is untlue.
u %as stated On Saturday that the Company Ia
already suffering the natural consequence Of 20
extensive change Of employes N the damage en-.
suing to ,hetr rolling stock. The Weslher oi sal.
ness 10 keep them In order. In yeTy cold weather
a!oeomotne will Greece Il allowed to stand loo
burning It on account Of the zapidify with Which
neal 1e required to be generated to meet the creat
loss due to lte radiation into the cold atmosphere.
disabled from these causes on Saturday, he men in
charge being scarcely equal TO The ckigrncles Of
s sb;. stSSson Sa and h.f anoths5 locomotive ds
no cther damage wns done. ~' - ~''N''
Ne arc e. a:.s1sa That the.s charges have form
effect that aha locomotives drawing The messenger
Trims fom this city On 1hursday morning and after.
4e Ws sa IN y p ss ps
haa been officially sscctained that the accident Of
Saturday. above referred 10 waa cnn<ed by broken
sa,. sn near Dsseo Stataon md did not eosue from
board the train The tram. Of some ten
coaches Wilh the engine and tender, let |
10 pelson suffered The tan xss saiY S4oashi Ia io
ihe diy laet evening: fer hours behind is usual
time but beyond this detention the passengers sus.
The following handbill was freely distributed On
Saturday 10 travellers and o,hcr5 We are inforned
mat the engineers dlsclalm all kupyedee Of Inc
Document We know not It's authorship, but give
10 the t1svellilg public: |
&, We the engineers Of the Northwest appeal 10
y Tue G 5noGmsnt Of tbe travelling portion Of lis COM
ot The Michigan Southern and Northern Indsans
s 1hs service Of TIC engineers Of the said
lhe,n 10 be on duty from thl.ty-etx to forty honrs
without rest or sleep. This you must allow Is r.
5ond human endurance.
men 20 overburdened with lahor 40 ,sye.i he1ona
|hs!r physical ahilltyt A
70 s9SpP shs q he Old snd tEue ens
|he company has bird braketmcn. trainu,astsre
heck clerks, OF anything that had any remote idca
d e rtunInans I an enE1ne
, 1866-01-22
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT mARNET RKPORr.

Especial Dspatea to Wes.s.n Associated Pres.1
NEW Yonx. 1tn. u.
RAILWAY speculation opened rrm to-day At the stock
Exch1nke- There waa large business In Pittsburgh
and old Southern. Alter regular call these Kas pe1-
fect fnsuFr on Pittsburgh, aud stock sold up 70 20
atoio great but AtezxaFd fell to sK. It
rumostd on the street that the parties who recently
Aeotut1rd " Prairie dn ChIeo aze mak1px Hcotner"
in PttshusEh. and n8ve control Of nearly an e stock
Of That road There IL ve7y little outside support 70
the MARKET and 1t would decline still farther we're 1t
rot 1oF Clique movements IN fsx ssock1. ne stoet
market 1t the second and last board vas dull tnd re-
erally lower On railways xftes call.
cLo6Ao rKcn.
Ihe following wert tho closng prices at $50 o. n.
New York Central, a2K; Erie, ssA; Hudaon river,
1t3: Reading, 1o1 Cleve1and Ptrubu5gh. gIk.
0ovK11xEIB,
Governments weEe lower, owing to nnfsvo.able news
from Europe
A1ecx11Asrocs.
Slate bonds nru but rnther quiet. MIsceilaneous
at lower on ateamahip shares bat steady on Others.
GOLD.
Gold continues weak about the rates of
Although the foreign news has been soncThss naod,
ned strongly btartAh tone WAS developed yesterday
nftesnoon-cloaed 1t lao.
MONET
Money continues very abundant-sAte On cali ID gen
orally PEI cent.
PffRoLECN,
There Was fnctcaged activity IN petroleum aharrs
eeueralty to-day. and The market was tru,e., The
leading. features were Palmer, Shade River. Beone
hoh Hun and Fithole Cretk. Sales Of petroleum
shafts were at the following rites. ucyuf1ct.
SC; Allegheny, tl.0o; PrcstIdent, 4oc; sh.ds
River, taos; BennehoH, Run, ss,.oo; Duehan.n
Farm, '6cs Bradley. sc; Fee Simple, 21c: Hin, Mc,
Clintock. $500: Oh Greek. E1.sJ; Palmer ASS: PIT
hole, Creek. t1l.s0 Union, S1t,po: unlied st,t.,
$2i0a; Webster. ILLS. Petroleum remains yerydnIt.
with small sales Of crude at 3shGs4c; and refined Ia
bond at 5s@56, -
DEy GOODS
Ihe following are the quotations at the Dry Goods
Brown sheetings-AtlantIc A, sc; Atlantic D. SC:
Dwight A.2sc.
Blesched shiFtipcs-Wamsutta- 4sc; Hilrs sempe1
ldem' Vi inch, sac; Columbus A, 17c ;Canoe. nc.
fFtnts-Aettmac II, sc Sptasuea, a6tc; Americans
zec Hamilton, 10: Victory, &c wsmsntss, 31c
uetall es-Hautlton Woolen Co, 29c; Hamilton Man.
ufactn1tne Co, sc.
G!nEhams-LancAstcfs. 3oc; Hartford, &c.
AsoWn DE1lls-Feppes7n, nc Winthrop, sc,
Corset tJeans-Naumkeag, SIC;
Canton Ftannels. -Nannkeag. 4oc.
1tcks-fosk, 80 Inch bsc; York, . inch 67xc Peu-
berson AA. Sc.
ststpcs-York, s2e; Everett, sc.
Denims-Amaakega s; Hsymarket TX.
Hoop skhts-Rrsd1ey'a duplex elliptic 70 to 50 hoona
e'% c6s1e5; Fupreas trail 41.o5; Meyers IX, " Ia.
tapef 20 to 10 hoops, Asese. inch tapes snd 10 10
hoops, Gsc@s1l2.
The following Dispatches were received at the Dry
Gooda.E1changc to-day:
PRov1pFScE-Trade dun and prices unchanged,
PHIApxtrnIA-Cotsou goods quiet, but nrm wool.
ent steady; demand for 10th moderate.
6T. LoC1s-Trade dull: weather extrtmely cold.
, 1866-01-22
POLICE COURT.


The Armo1y On Saturday vas almost terapt]ess.
,nsatra aastst saps.s"S ~. auu ..sn, na aua .ne
~. ac,se.. ~ op. u. a.sauanee ol ous
sel1 te~ oMeefs OF poles. Morality In Chicago, it
taoe, tses ~ az e1act lauo aa the mefcufy
IN the thermometer ialls: There vera only sixteen
CuttPlsIa plnlGnt up On oatutday morning. and the
pa;a3 pa,nG9si e1,mss VIA Wnich they *ete charged
es,ases ~ H. taKea 10 suGn e1teetve
aa tnelI PetpSnueaiaS on tae slippery sidewalks,
IL ,,,4 ;ae horizontal a. more
Friday 90 not render the FecuInoent position on
eloe"aK faft3ea!ariy healthy, 9nd consequently the
sa tma!' @ sums tos Mnicn they were asseaped might
tae irotidnals ose lives bad been sa1ed through
thc Interference Of the oflcers Who conveyed them
10 the iocK.pp Ih1s was not the e1se, however, In
several ln6tdnCes.
, 1866-01-22

r: King hotas< against Ievts L Fczre4, 70
Ccn,plGinmts eharie that On The 1sin Of Iii No
venheE deteodnps agreed to purchase from them =
caIRo ot lumber. to take to b. Louis 70 sell. He
VIZ to Ply e COG ca,h nd the haaneo of q 81 y
1oal6 - .sat M T. ~ vs. sod Nhsa be ~ ststsd -
the lumber loe upward of $sono, when be returne,l
70 Chleako kDd eoucr1icd nImeelE.' About
month a1leT.sd they found him n his
tss Isoose: e. when be aR1esd TO- pay The oill
90 SSSnce.sed hnaseM snsseanrnt,y o. 10 1r6 Or
dsfendsnt, when be odafcd 10 Ply q o157, in fnl
Q. ~ demz1df, md threatened &hst ii his oder was
properly. and " hx things 50 that they could not
sses've more than tweasy-tTe eenta on the dollar,
nSoney n gueatien, and make It 4
Homestead 50 that they could not touch It any
how. That be bad lost Ill the money in gambling
exSepung fl.am, which be vould par them IN full
sAbAtachon hat not Otherwise, and that he turther
thIeaieneo neg 70 psJ his Other debts amounting 70
soouf 4seA anN Keep the ba1ance where they could
not get 1t to fpetnhte With.
Upon the AFFIDAVIT Of tho complainant King, an
attachment ietped against the defendant upon The
ground that he Ia about to lea.e the State.
, 1866-01-22
Cincinnati Market.

laPecInl Uespatch 10 the Chicago Iftbune]
Ctac1SsATI. Jan. ~
fIouE-Qufet, with fair local demand for higher
Erades- sa1es Of choiee supernna at f7.so
GR41a-Eheat-Euod demand for old red, which L.
scarce. Sales OF choice At *2s@263; choice new 1t
fl@ inferior grades dull. Corn La actlye demand
Sale Of No. mixed as s953c Oats dnl] and Ko low.
er- Sales OF No. At ssKo and No. at 374c. Rye
declined &c. Sales Of mlddlipg at &c.
WH1xEx-Dnt1. Sales offrte at f21s
fRoVBIoSe-Qutet with better feeling tn the mar
ket Sales fnew city mess pork At t2s0@8 "a and
choice country At Szs.fo; bacon steady; shoulders
nominal 1t 13c salts Of clear sdes ut 1s4c; paeked
and suRaF.cured hams At 2c canvassed at &c Bulk
mtaa quiet; shoulders at 11Xc: sides at Ike; clear
rhs at 134c clear aides at l6kc Green meats steady:
shoulders At 91c; sides at ike; bans st 17@1s4c
Lard steads. Sales Of prime city 17XSlsXc closing
h11u. HoKs more acttTe. Sales Of live at {9,ooaq!s
gross III 2ssllo net dressed hogs At f,ssce co.
Receipt, aE00.
MoSKy-C1ese.
ExcuAAoE-steady-so9loo discount buying and psr
ceiling.
, 1866-01-22
A WHOLESALE FRAUD.
An Intelligence Ofuce and Its Victims
Sixty WOrkmen Robbed.

Every intelligence oflce Is not necessarily dis
honest and sw1ndng Institution. but the great ma
Jor1iy are such an intelligence Office keeper Is not
by virtue OF his profession several grades beneath
substitute broker, OF bounty jumper, although
there are strong probabilities Of such reputation
accruing 10 him from the association IN which he
lives, movee and bath his being II Is to be hoped
that. If The facts embodied In this Item wound the
tender sensihtsttes Of any honest member OF this
profession, hc Will remember that we hare admitted
the existence Of snch furu ari as HIMSELF and lay
ING fha hattefng uncttoD 10 his :oul Of being an
exceptional Gaze to general rule, be will subslde
INTO cheerful motal reflection On the beauty Of vir-
There arc at the present time in Chicago great
numbers ol People destitute Of employment: honest
eisn 10 de dses need nee or NV want q oPpoi
tunlty to 1abor. One would think that these unfor
tunates are entitled 10 tho sympathy Of every hon
Distress, none would Be- bsse enough 10 ia. &c seek to
plnnder them, 70 com prodt from their hunger and
DESPAIR. Rut this L psecisely what 10 done here
their seductive lies before this needy cazs, to win
ftcm & them, by deluziye hope, the little remnant
lie charity These men. who thus disgrace the hu-
plo,ment'' arokett. Intelligence" Is father .
greater than enables them to devise such petty zas.
SSies pJ which thsy lire, and a, for The
lnifhtsenee, In 1le news" sente, which they give
thetE victims It Is not bAlf SO le1fabe ~ the war
tntelhefnce" which used to be 20 freely given by
the "reiiahle gentleman" or the 'srntentgent con-
trsha0d." The only "employment'' they give, Is
In wasting time, keeping their dupes in to~ ns long
only employment they should giye is to some Stste
pEson warden, in locking them up for safe keeping
Do not eeores OF inEfanees Of the evil effects Of
the1f t1Scalltr rse before the minds eye OF every
ore! Who eanaot pictn.c to himself the father Of
mother pswntng their scnnty and nuchpeeded
clothing to pay fhf- human spider for employment
9hst shey may give bread To- their little ones, nay
let employoent Fever obtained; the young girl
pawntng or selling some Cherished memento of her
paiene, or he1 love, tor the same object that she
may p1caefVc herself from the mactstypm OF vice to-
warn Wh1ch hunger and cold are urging her; the
weak one Mho has nothing but herself feft to eel,
ana who 1ul hopes tor opportunity 10 repent-all
tneee and many more equally WFetched dies
re ,ss tsanght T. this spiders web, and
ne 1nnRme1able curses and b1ights TINS
cast oVer hearts. and hopes by the blood
aIeklng demons afe never known, scarce ever sur-
Misea of any but Him who has promised that not
Mthopt noe Shall even sparrow fail TO the ground.
But sometimes, hctR come TO Light which for 4
moment Etatte people with revelation Of the bold
.il!ainy thus psact{aed In midst and fnclte an
honestly indignant feeling that II the perpetrators
Of tneh an Outrage were cauxht By their victims and
hung 10 Tho nearest lauppost OF Telegraph poles,
, 1866-01-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

surERlon couR1-B<fore Hon. .fohn IT, 1rtison,
4. Jameson, As.oeia9t Justsets-Luther Is. Luther.
ago, b Seth J. e. Luther ae:aIntt Amanda ii. IL
ths E1onnd Of defeztion- Sammone having been
duly sefsed aeatnst defendant. and deEauit taken,
The bill Of coup.xtnt, for want Of an answer, was
taken a. confessed, md the case referred to III
Scott. Ekq.. Master IN chancery, 10 take proofs
Pursuant to his report, which Was fled. aud con.
t,1a afmea ~ the Go.n. a decree q martial sepa-
Sa,fa. fs9n w. s ,Se spg the parties om ali OBJ
The following cases comprise tie trial calendar
fo' ',np Money; r,,,.n
111-McFariane ~. Tyler.
1l4-Coesltt u. Mcdonald.
116-Rero ct al ye. Forman.
11s-Gsylo,d ". Smith.
11q-McMaHimen ". Ecker.
Nsw sriG-spsids. etc. ys. Martin ct al This
Mas y x9st aztitnted in plea Of debt bJ Talnadec
William +. Mather aad stephen cleary, to recover
&C. o0: 7 Tns snit Va hsonsht e resoyes npon re-
Of Trade:
Miller st 4. =; Kautz ct a.; Thus "a. n action
ssss eS.les Rsnr all MfH Hsa9 and
Smith. TO recoEet danaRss laid at ss,oM Tor labor
ps5tnmed. md materials med n tepairing The
fhe North branch Of he Chicago Rise1. upop he
affidavit Of the complainant, Thomas E. Miller, IN
attachment vas issuea against the sud schooner.
JudgeAcrordtug 10 the rulea Of the Court the cali
OF the docketwas not continued on Saturday, The
court was in session aDd occupiet during The day
onsly partially concluded;
The1ol]owins Is the calendar for Monday:
7+Gansel ~. Fan9lla.
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