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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16

For restoring grey and faded hair per-
fectly, increasing its growth, preventing its
falling off. keeping the scalp clean, and
hcautifying the head, Tebbets Physiolog-
ical Hair Regeneration has no equal. 1t is
perfect luxury. Pershing Il Co. Agents.
For sale Ivy all Druggists. 39-m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
Notice of Petition to Sell Land.

Notice is hereby given that shall present petit
tion To the Common Pleas Court Of Marshall County
Indiana Mt the Court IEousc in plymouth at its next
term to commence at the Court House aforesaid ON
the first Monday in October Next asking for an or
der 20 sell the Real Estate belonging to the Estate of
James Elliott deceased, his personal Estate being III
sufficient To- pay the debts of the estate;
ANS0N L. ELLIOTT.
Aug. 2, 1SG6-i0t3 Executor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
Yours truly, Nv. L. DE WITT.

Boston CORNERS, y. Y. Dec %, 1sCl.-Wm H.
Gregg & Co.-GeRts II freely give you liberty TO
make of the following certificate of the value of
Constitution Water, which can recommend in the
highest My wife was attacked with pain in
the shoulders whole length of the back, and in her
limbs with palptation of The heart and irritation Of the
bladder. 1 called a physician, who attended her
about three months when he left her worse than he
had found her / then employed of the best
physicians could find who attended her for about
nine months and while she under his she did
not suffer quite much pain. He finally gave her
up, and said her iaenra5le. For" said he,
"she has such a combination Of complaints that medi-
cine gren for one operates against other Of her
diEcuities" About this time she commenced the use
of Constitution Water and to utter establishment,
almost the first dose seemed to have the desired effect
and she kept improving rapidly under its treat
ment, and superintcnds entirely her domestic az
fairs. She has not taken any Of the Constitution
Water for about four weeks, and we are happy to
say that it has produced a permanent cure.
WM. n. VAN BENSCHOTEN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
Mrs. MARGILL C. LEvANwAY

IN DYSMENORRHGA, OR PAINFUL MEN
SITUATION, AND MENORRIIAGLA,
OR PROFUsE FLOWING
Both diseases arising from a faulty secretion OF the
menstrual aud-in one case being too little aud
accompanied by PAIN and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which will be speedily cured by the
Constitution Water
That disease known FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which IS the result of a relaxation of the
ligaments Of tina, organ, and is known by sense OF
heavinoss and dragging pains in the back and Sides
and at times accompanied by sharp, laucinasing or
shooting pains through the parts, WILL in oil cases, be
Removed by the medicine
There is another class of symptoms arising from
IRRITATION OF TIE WOMB, which physicians
call Nervousness. which word covers up much iz
norancc and in nine out of ten the doctor does
not really know whether the symptoms are the
disease or the disease the symptoms We can only
enumerate them here. speak more particularly of
Cold Feet Palpitation of the Heart, Impaired Mem
DRY. wakefulness, Flashes of Heat, Languor, Lassi
tude, and Dimness of Vision
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16

Circuit Court.-The August term of
the Marshall Circuit Court commenced on
MONDAY last. and will not probably adjourn
before the middle or latter part of next
week Besides the usual amount of civil
business. there are number of criminal
eases 10 be disposed of. The following are
lists of the Grand and Petit Jurors:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
ITCH! ITCH ITCH!
Scratch! SCratch. Scratch!
WI EATON'S OINTMENT
Will Cure the Itch l., IS Uourc

Also cures SALT RIIECM, ULCERS. chill
BLAtNS, aud all EHCPTIONS OF TIE SKIN
Price 30 cents. For sale I.y all druggists By
seniinc 81 cents to- WEEKS & POTTER. Sole
Agents l1o Washington street. Boston; il will bo
forwarded by mai. fire. Of postage, 20 any part Of the
United States.
imnc ..,2-Nlv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
IT, -xtrcIn" cases RI Debility and T'ni'ot~ncc
BELL' S E.XTERN1L RE.nED \,
CAuELoN!

lie above Remedies have been IL fore the Pub
lie many years and their grea; In the allow
alton If human misery has ,xrifcl the culiiity 81
several parties. " ho tie Specific Pills.
c'Iy labels, circulars and advert i-,meut-. some
times word 'r word; and lu mp worthless compounds
that diSariOin the just expectations of the urchas
or.
If yen cannot purchase BELLS SPEcIrTc RENEDrr-
81 Your Druggist take other, but scId the money
direct To-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16

ALL NAY MARRY HAPPILY, irres

peCtive Of wealth age beauty; and the love If the
opposite Ice gained by follow ing imple rules
Send directed envelope and stamp to MAD ME LII
CHILE DEMAREE,
Station II, New York City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
Lovely Girls and Festive Roys.

Send an addressed .v.l're ani - cents and will
s,ud Won valuable, Information that ill Iicase
you Address
Miss JANE BRYAN.
Gins Station A. Y Y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16

wEATHERsFIELD, Conn, March 2, 1s63.-Dr. W.
n. Gregg.-Dear SI:-Having seen your adver.
tisement of Constitution Water" recommended for
Inflammation of the Kidneys and Irritation of the
Bladder having suffered for the past three years. and
tried the skill of a number of physicians with only
temporary relief, was induced to try your medi-
cine. Iprocured one bottle of your agents at Hart
used hall of it, to my surprise, found great
change il my health have used two bottles Of il.
and where never expected to be in my life, well,
and in good spirits. cannot express my gratitude
for il feel that 1t is all and more than you recon.
mend it to be. May the blessing of God ever attend
you in your labcrs of love.
Yours truly,
LEONARD s. BIGLOw.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16

GRAND JURY.
Hugh Brownlee, j. B. Logan,
Ransom Barber, III. B. Ashcraft,
Warren TAYLOR, Stacy Burden.
j. Il. Kirk. j. T. Ransted,
j. :. Millner, William RliiSblck,
T. Ii. Shirland, Lewis Boys
PETIT JURY.
Samuel relay, Phillip Huff.
f. X. Phillips. Jacob Il. Bailey,
Philemln w. Shirley, Thomas McGrif,
y. Il. Ellis. James Lowry,
:. L. Nanchook, y. b. Alleman,
ID. j. Wood, George Boyd.
The REPTBLICAN during the rest of the
campaign will be furnished for - cents
Send in the names.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BLACK AS A CROW,

a few years since, was many splendid head that is
now grey or srizzled. Why not yet restore to the
unwrinkled brow its raven honors, Five minutes
effects the splendid transformation. l.. less time
than rheman would taketo
Load and Fire
three times the greyest head may be made dara IT
than the
RAW EMS WIN
No matter Of what undesirable tint the hair whis
kers or beard may he, the change to a superb and
perfectly natural black brown is accomplished by
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
Dir. JlllES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,

SO BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
and Won will receive them nv return IF mail, post
paid. and free from observation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16

NEW GOODS At J. VI DALE &
Coz EVERYBODY Is INVITED To
CALL AND SEE THEN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
DIURETIcS
StrOudsburg, Pa, JAN. 20, 1s66.
DRGREGG,

Dll GKEOG,
Dear Sir:-I wish to inform you that have been
under the treatment of Of best physicians for
nearly two years, without receiving any benefit. I
had lost all confidence, and INDUCED in but little
hope of a cure from any source. My disease was
Dropsy, and my physicians told that there was no
cure for me. Twas tapped some fifty times and at the
different operations about 1900 pounds of water was
removed.
am happy to inform You that have been COM
petey restored to health by the of Constitution
Water.
make this statement hoping it may reach those
persons who may be similarly afflicted
Respectfully,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
Al. may Marry Happily.

Irrespective IF wealth. beauty and the love 81
the opposite lie gained by following simIl,
fulcs. Scll directed envelope t.
MADAME MARY PERRY.
34-nlI Station H. Bible iIuC-c. Y. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
WHISPERS: wHIsIxER!.

DR.. l.. ~. MoNTEz Corro!Ss. the greatest stimu,a-
tor in the world will force hi>kcrS Mustachc- "a
grow on the smootlcSt f,cc chin never known 10
fail: sample tor trial free any one DESTROYS oi
testing it. merits. Address, REEVES ~ Co.. - Mas
ST. y. i. u;BTn,,~n
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2iterariide 1oti3tn.

p@e8enbu& fiir beutfde@9uG II ii
ben Ser. Staaten yforb Gmerifa's, bearbeitet Dol
Us. $. &orfmaber, Qsbrer III ct. '2cuis. @rIfe,
Sbetl. Stir bic uutertIaiis. 3mtite cerbeIIertt
NuIa9e. = 3weiter &6.tl." Sir Die DtitteItialIe.
ct. Souls, NO., 1866. Saler's Su9bano-
lung"
@s itnb III ben letten Sabr.n msbrere beutids
ODER oieImsbr Oeutid>ameritanii6e ReGenbiidsr
erIdteuen, tpelde auf cine eiufade un6 fa6lid,
Weile o'eIen 3eigb:s luterrihtS bebanoeln. gSas
MIR leoo9 all Dem inns iest pOrliesenben 8erfbeu
b~eIrnoers berporbeben ju m%iIs1 glauben, 1T bi,
i'm erffen 2beil ein9efiibrte Wietbobe, bic r5rnif6ell
ltatt ger arabii6en 3iffern beinl aler erIte1 lin.
terrt6t o%n3upenbeu. Die rTmiI6en 2ifern
lito ndmliG entpeoer MIR einfade stride ober
!Sulammen1eslngen bon ioldeu Striden III
fltllf uno 3ebn; es ldbt Ii9 allo nit tlcs 8 2eidsn
plS gu 20 iebr letdt unb banu burd bic Suiam>
nleiIitelll1s Der j3tffer 3ebn AUDI iebr leitt in BIZ
ptrel Stnfen rehnen. Sat ei1mal baS &ino bieIe
slnfaden 3ei8ea b%esriftl, 10 ptrb es audi lpdter
letbt init arabii9en 3iffern redneu lerneu.
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tbemntli&e Ober cIsebraiide 3si&sn eingefiibrt.
"plnS" uro urniuus", ,,srEber" unb ,,tI.iler",
woourd Der Sdiler 9leid anfanss all bieIe 3.i..
9en 9etpGbnt piro uno itd b~ieielben felt in fein
@eoddtniB bur4 ben bGufsen @ebrau6 einprGot.
Die bon benz Serfaifer alsetcenbete W1etbobe 1T
bic 6es Se1ti&ex SeniaasIetrers Grseaixs, aber
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init ffetsr 0fiidf6t anf uuiere umeritani.

natiirli9 nit ffeter 9iitdfi6t auf nnIere ameritani.
i9en Gerbdltniile dngewenoet.
Sdulbireftoren uno 2ebrer ioGten niGt rerfe6.
len, bic beiOen Bis iett enlightenment Gbeile 81
prifeu.
~ merifaniider 4grtcnGtnrtf, &C.
tpiomst Der 6arn1, benz @arterl llo Der SauSbal'
tnn9. Sci Orange Subj II. Comp. Stem OOrf.
Wtdl Summer"
Oieie Nummer eutbdlt ipieber cine reibe Gus.
tpabl. BON Artifel1 uno yioti5el net1t Derldiebeller
Nbtilpungen uno Yldnen. Ser Nr9ricultllrtit
per nlebrere oil8ge5eidnete Nfitarbeiter bat, lit ELI
lePr 9uteS Slatt unO perbielt bic telte @n1pfeb'
lung.
Grbalt II. - Monthly Report of the De
partment of Agriculture for March 1866, all.
Beroerl perltteoene Neoen II. Yainpblete burd3 Der
Secretdr oeS Committees fir 0rudIaden.-Gpr
Der Genefee ,,Staot8 3eitunss @eleuidaft" if
ll1S DaS ileile Wabl9eleb fir SenneIIee 3ueeIdid1
mOrbelr. mefiir mir umlerll 0anf iaaelt.
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dliebet Der Morlnenenfirde ftnb, baben pbiaes
Sslsaraptm cOn Scr. gOnns seleien uno t~eSeuSer
BON Ireien Stiideu, bab Siirger ieoer Sluiis, mel.
de einIad, itrem orbentll6en @eidGlt nadJton1>
men, 70 fret bon @inldiidterung nno 10 poultdlls
bia in loren Rebteu i'll bieier Start 9eadtet Iiub,
nj. i'll irgenb eine1n anoern 3beil Der Ser. Staas
ten.
gB. SO. Smitt, Sicut. sGol. 5. II. g. Sol.
Capt. g. s. Bsnnst, Il. g. Sol.
81. g. &aniebDff & Co., Sanfelte.
GGi8 & Bro., 90.
g. 8. Sinball. op.
8ooenbm C Sabn, b..
s9alfer Sros., Do.
e. $. Seab, Snpianers N0ent.
gtounudn, Orr & Co., 8antierS.
9. s.. Sone8, 3anfmaun.
5. $. Susbes, superintendent Der 6irrla
9oaioap & Saliep, 8anfierS.
8. -. &alOer, fritber Capt. 81. 6. 9.
Us. 2epis, GrsAii >Sbi.@en., Il. 9. y.
St.bbinS & Co., Saufleute.
@eneral SHERMAN al 8rigbam De1us.
Uiein SEER! Sbre Dtpeidc lief ell uuo ib bin
iebr trirelt iiter beren @etit unb SnbaIt.
SO. &. 9~bermuu,
eomnlalb. @eleral I'M Dept.
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MtUntas, ben 80. Npril.
6eute ertlarte nun aud bic italieniIfe
Ste9terung : ,baB ie Die 9anO= uno Seemaht
auf ZEN &rie9sfuB iesen mile, neil SetreiG
IN Dem @u9enblid, mo- Der SrieOensfu6 in Der
DltretAtiHen Armee eesen WreuBen e~intreten
iOlte, Stalien i'm 9unbrilateru beprobe. "
9iele @rtldrun9 it bonn 28lten. SIM llebrt
gen 9eben bic Na&riAten bunt burheinan=
Der.
Sies maGt nber feinen unterIHieb. Die
fiBliGe Ste0e lit na@ Senetien perleat, unp
DaS 1T cine oiel 9ef6brli6ere Steue; ais bic
bGbmii6e' @ren3e. YreuBen uno Setrei6 ia
6en nur Der y rO@e en- 3u entpafnen in
@abrbett bat Setrei9 @elb eeburat unp
prObenpe SGritte 9esen Stalien 9et6an, nab
renS seqen @reuBen nod NIes in Der nGmli=
den 8erfaiiun9 lit.
Die ySimes" bat einen Nrtitel aus Ber=
lin, Der OertInoi9t, 8ismart no1e ben peel
iplelen uno nit Cad unO gad ms oemUtrat.
wager uberseben. @er's 9laubt, eiebt einen
Sboler. Seine Seriu6e, cine Nrleibe III
ma@ea "rbne Die OerwGnldten SOrtihritt-
Ter lolen aber aelteitert letn.
Seltret6 o~ppelirt an Sranfrei6 : Der
tnsrltan'lHe Nlliirte mGae bod pie Stoliener
I'm Saune balten. Dieter ober bebouptet
Die Staliener wdren miuota.
Stun NJ + brauGen ni6t ,t miITen. mer
on9efangen bat, rpenn. bic Streitenpen es lels
Der ntht pifIsn
Sn England 1T Die @tjfimmuno bonn
5rettas, mo 80 0tterale pom Ntinite,ium al.
felen unD rie @bitimmung eeqen 9orD @ros.
oenCr's Serbeferunss -Nntras nur S Stim.
men Nebrbeit fur nas Mtniiterium seiate,
nod INNER eire oufrcssnbe 3batla6e. Die
apeite 9elung Der 8ffOrmbil 1T a 10 paliirt-
fe 1T rad Der WeperIaae hes Qmenpemente
Ubne %Nbltimmun9 railirt ; cennc1 errarteten
oe 2ories, pos Wiiniterium Ruhel @laoltoue
trerpe tbnen weiten, uno per lammelten iiA
lAOn sur Sert9siluns Der Miniterien. @s
ldetnt aber ni6t Die NbliAt BEG MtniFeriums
gu lstn, Die Sltnte tn'S ROrn 3u werfen, lon-
bern nit Der Bill i'm Committee furt;ufa6ren
nnb bic brittle 2eluns su trtparten. Boaen bic,
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Oterltad, ben 1. Nlat.

Otentae, ben 1. Wfat.
Olastcue BAT li6 ertldrt, tpie obsn ar9t-
peutet. s lit &efprm ndren ia betpe Seitsn
pes 6auie5; Die Sine. wInlAe nur nod Die
8iu iber rte 8ertbeilun9 Der Darlaz
ments Sibe sleth fenncn gu ltrnen. Gr
,psrDe ptefe luwobl, ais Die Sias Ibrr Die
Neform in SrlanO nno S6Uttlanb lusletA
p~crlesen unO ndAlten Wontag bas 5au6 elm
laoen, li9 gum Committee gu biloen, um 10
4leih Die grGrterun9 pes Wablrebts fur Die
Oritte 9eluns in 8etraAt gu 3iebn. GU feben
li6 Die SOrtes p~Urlauf9 NIT iRren siSensn
0afen 9eiAlasen.
Som Sentiment nere 6riessna4ri@ttn.
Sta(ien beruft 100000 Mann unter bic
9Gafen. 9adlem unp 8,pern lAla9en Yreu,
ZEN al at entwafnen uno SefreiA b tYreu-
BEN ben @ntpurf 5utommen lalen, ben IS
nit DEM MusSburssr 8eldtuB Der &leinen
be,m 8unbe einbrineen mill pegen "ber Ser
,cettamer," B.. 3. Der Vuno mill NIT Set-
ret@ fir ben Nu9ultenburser Grecuttcn I'M
terne6men.
IS miro sr3dblt, OstreiA babe fa aud
nit QoutS NapOleCn 9eSantt, neil 3ebterer Die
Staliener nt6t gum Gntpafnen anbalten
wpae. Dies tann i6 nod nidt slauben.
N6er audi Der iebise 3ultano mar nit, tpte
i4 fret aeItebe unb am 1. Npril Dir lArteb.
Dor pier Wc6en nod un9laubliA !; uno er lit
eennp6 eingetreten. 8ismard 1T feSOlutionp-
mar aeipuroen rno bic Setretder baben Gree
bit aefunoen. 8eioes mar lebr untpabrlAein=
lid. Sept freilt9 s%laubt's aud Die SSrie.
Die italieni1den Bapiere lino S pGt., Die
UfreiH. Is psf. Aerunter 9sgan9en. Sn ital.
Bapieren mai in @ariS seitern gar tejn Ser
fauf mebr 3u MAIDEN, cbsleiA Sout6 Napuleon
oerli9ert baben luQ, Der 6ries tperoe feine 3
| Ntcnate bauern. Das 1T iebr notwithstanding,
uenn Srautrei9 i9 aud nod betbeilist, unp
bic NulIen an bic Tltrei6tide @ren,e riden.
Sn btelem Sat- piirben ar bic fletnen peut=
Ihen 6arlten nidt inn Stanpe iein, pie Glfreih.
Wafen 3um Siege ,u fibren, belonoer5 IA
un9arn INNER nod ni4t perlUbut 1T.
Das Niattge mare freiliG, nidt NIT ben
8ulen, lonoern NIT Der 8eYOluttcn an Die
GltretGil1e @ren3e GIT riiden uno al Die
Nu9sburser Gerl&mDrcr na@ 5auie gu i4if-
fen, b. 3. 3u mepiatifren.
Wan Iplte es bod 8iSmard Sprlhlaeen :
Der Oeputirte bon 8itliB mpse pas preu>
Bti6e Barlament pieper eiuberufen.
NrnOlD Nuge.
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ss bor,rt nod sinmal ibr Slid seriuden,
pcer loltem gar nod einise abfa(en, panm -
70 Bort Der Star-w abrldeinliG Ron Bright
ceer Mlilner 81 b1on-wirp Carl Gullel ans
8clt oppelirsn uno rae Yarlament neu NAB.
len lalsn. SIS mdre 1borbett, trenn CT pett
9Oriss pie NufGiuns unD pte 8tsterunssiibe
BET Der 9euwabl uberlo1sn wUllte, bic liA ali
12-15 b%claufen, lpenn I6 ni6t IRE.
Die &rieasprcbunsen linD ben Sories niht
%eInltia, neil @u9lanp neutral bleiten mill II.
BEN 9Oriss cine lpl4e 8Olitit nt6t s%utraut
9eute 9ltenp wtrO SLAB tone i'm l1uterbaul'
N@ aber pie Gntl4lliie Der Ne9teruns err
tlalen.
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Na@ Saoannab, Ga.
uno 9abnna Sampiidif So.

baltimore una 9annna SampFlfiH so.
Rsssssse NIer. Srown & SSbne,
da General Nqenten.
NSan Wetp SrlcanS uuo Sa1ana,
Esxx~ bel Sep WeIt anbl!teno.
SGbren bic Ser. Staten pvt.
Die 1. GlaFe gumpff4ife steisr 9ints fabren ME fOlst:
GibcrtD, 1850 SOnnen,
ut: $; :. @tstiSrSs sefsSts?HSsr'
Xwbd, 100 SpnneI,
DtIItam &UIItns, Seftisbatsr,
Ibfabrt Son Browns Dtarf, Jeas gput, punt 4 utr
Nahnnitta9s am 1%n9ejet9ten Gage.
Gpeaen 8ra6t poer pa0age, NIT unI5ertrefftAen BE.
au.mltfteiten, wente man IT'D an bic Ngeutsn
9tnrpW . WarfttIb Il G o.
TO Spear's gDbarf.
WS. Reln. Gradtbriefe ausfr rte ppn Der G~Umraante ae-
lief rttn wtr en- unterieiGnet = aubnieibsine fur Erd6t
muden in btefer Office ~eineebpt wsre;u. Nm Expeditions.
taee rsrten weber 6rd6t anetnOntnien mod administering
unttrJet6net. tapl7-S)
SIM gerIase BON s@dftr Il sprabt In philadelphia
erf6ten fceben unb ju taben BET
g. S5ennt0bnufen,
Neutl6e 8u6bdnolnne,
DttYratt 9 IT,, swilten 8rebsrid Str. ..unb
Warib Wfartel Space,
ImcrifaniiGes 0artenbnd.
ODER prattiiGes Sanbtu9 gum Semitic, Obt. II.
@einbau, lptpie 3eiduungeu iiber ben SGnitt Der
W einrebe1, uno 9riiltolihe NnIeitnng sur SIl1.
nteu5udt, NIT gel,arer 8eritdiidtiguHg Der amcri>
taiilGen SerbSltniiie,
BON
ErieOri6 GIarner,
praftfbsn 3drtner.
2e Nunaee nit &bbtleungen. 545 Soften. SaIbfrbb.
9.tt3 nur $l.50.
Infer ,@drtenbud" lber+riTt bic Sprtantencn 9perfe
iber t~enielben @egenFdnc an @olfGnbt8tett unb @IIeitia.
fett; e. bat Der Nerfa1er bte befen Nuieit sen beS Su. u.
IuSGanbes 5u 9ulfe senOmmen unb bic prattiiben @rfabrs
unetn weIhe or ieibt tn Neutib'ane Mmetttd II. ( 10 e-
Iamntelt, tamit %oerbunoeH. 8elru6tre Spr0falt 1T ben Dit
unS @emulef0rten suseDenbei, bd Bon btren rtGtiaer 9pdbl
;u eeptden 3psden IN per ihtecenen Sabres;etted &c. tas
gauge @~eItueen Gbb1n8t.
Musetteln e~nhpfeble Id Rem e,ebrtet teutfbtn pnblilnnt
retue tetbe Musrabt beutIber Bu1er:
DnttpndrS RIdntti6er
@ebttbn6er Oolmetfber Observation-Disclosures
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-09
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court Of Quarter se.sions-Judse PIER

Court OF Quarter SesstOns-Judge PIERCE
Habees corpus cases before the Court.
In the case OF Mrs Sarah Rinier, who sought to
obtain, By writ OF habeas corpus, the custody of
child, which was heard week ago, the Court re-
fused the application, and remanded the child to the
custody of the uncle John Smith, granting the
mother the privilege OF visiting the child.
Margaret Kelly applied, by writ of habeas corpus,
Tor the custody Of child, now In the custody Of
Miss Jones.
The mother of the child, 1t seems has been for
some time In O miserab'y destitute condition. Tho
chi ID placed in q charitable institution. The
aunt Mrs. Kelly, took the child and wished to adopt
1t, but upon being advised so to do, she had the
Tor the child as mo her should. She clothed It
comfortably taught prayers, and sent 1t to church
al school, The mother came and stole the child,
but the aunt recovered 1t. second time the mother
took the child. She kept IL some seven or eight
days living all the while In q hthy, wretched cellar
Miss Jones' who, IL seems, is connected with some
charitable mission, the child with Its mother In
a most abomnable condition and wished to take 1t.
The mother beng very destitute. sold the child for
pair OF shoes and stockings. These are the promi-
nent features OF the evidence The matter is to be
held under q weeks advisement.
On habeas corpus, the bail of Edward Thorn Q
youth charged with assault and battery, with intent
to kill, upon Robert Sherrer, was lessened from
$1,000 to $500.
Sharswood and Judges Stroud and Hare.-The Court
this morning was engaged with the current aud de-
ferTed motion lists. A number OF cases were dis
posed Of
Court Of Common PIeas-Judge Ludlow -
The regular motion lists were before the Court
to-day. They were completed at an early hour, and
Supreme COurt ut NIsl Prius - Justice
Read.-The motion lists before the Court this
morning. Nothing of public interest transpired.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-09
AMUSEM ENTs.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Mm'e Gazza niga must iaye,
felt like "Heen Nc IregOf," on her native heath, as
the Academy does not belong to her. its greatest
hers, ITS reputation, and its most arts
recoIections. Mime Gazzaniga was welcomed by u
fine house, and enthusiastically received lime has
not left trace on her, he Is the GaZzanlga of
other days. with the winning smile and sweet face
varying with every emotion.
Her voice has changed, out 1t has changed for the
be ter. lt has lost the slight harshness which
maIred 1t; 1t is deeper more mellow, and as sympa-
thetIc as ever "Ah, mon tils" was most ar lsti-
caly sung, and with that dramatic expression which
none Tut Gazzaniga possesses to such perfection.
For an encore TO this she sung o charming French
"ROmance," full OF lghlness and grace. Amor
tranestO," accompanied by Molenhauer, q
magnificent display of voice, power, and expression.
1t Is one OF those charming compositions tor which
Donlzeth made reputation in Paris. Apart from
his operas, the words originally were French (''N
Tdut porti1''l and admirable as the Italian language
Is Tor singing, consider that this melody loses
some of is character by the translation. Signor
time was an agreeable surprise, for he was not
ceoed by any great pulling, and we did not expect
much.
He is, however q very fine artis' with clear
musical Italian voice, capable OF great power, but
ten0re al gTG5d except when sUch power is Iequi-
site. He sings in the finest modern style, and has
great expression. Admirably suited to Gazzaniga's
special style, what would an opera be with them
to- ether? Ardavlni we know for careful rust,
with fine voice and an agreeable style. Iollen.
hauer IS as line an artist on the VIC 0ncell0 as we
have. He has execution and expression, without
which execution Is as nothing.
bis "Souvenr des Alps was most charming per-
formance. As au encore 1or the multitude he gave
the hackneyed Carnival OF Venice" which should
be forbidden, with all its unworthy trlckeries by
musical law. The trio from Lacrezd, W hich termi-
mated the concert, was not effectively sung, owing,
perhaps, to want of rehearsal. The programme
will be entirely changed for the matinee. We are
SUI there will be an immense concourse OF ladies
to hear GaZzanga, and we can promise them an ad-
mirable subject for teaoresque enthusiasm in Sig.
LAMBERT.