, 1866-02-08

plainsnAis net now, Is alleged IN her bin Of com
platnt, vey destitute md N great want. and tbs,
abe y moi indebted 70 a considerable amount fos
o1 = Ser.sf ilp.his md ssh,a aG because s tss se
ssith 'bzs On The eth Of December, 1856. he PR
eented 10 The mid complainant, ts Christmas Rifs
som ot S IN money I'd aas y sas s,so " iaes
| sae bad 1etatoed cut Of rents collected fos thia
| anians In the month Of October Inst past1
en91,, end on he day on rhieh she: the 90. said
70 wit: on the 1i,h or January, 1858, this aeianr
| 1fefed TO and the sa1d Complainant accepted from
1p,s sn a1nt 1he i1rhe, sum Of ~ making IN ~ ihe
since fhe wl1luny lcfI and deserled this atisnt; ;
and this aant further saith that The said complain
apt IL now well provided with clothing and not des-
the Two years ,sst psst haa
expended spd patu for tne clothing Of the .sld
Of more than ESQ for The clothing OF bis said Iniaut
child; md Tint the safu complainant when she do
serted and Lett The house Of this aant, took win
nd ssa ss's & as 81, sn, ns 81 II s
this aftaut even clean towel with which 10 wipe
his tacc nor sheet 10 cover hlm.elf with !;
and ah.t ahe snid & complainant At the time Of her
InternAf1aaQe y In this adlant, was not possessed
ot sny personal q 5sa property xhsteser and ihst
has come 70 the possession Of this at5aar.
And further this niEaut aaslh not
sMern 10 and tposss.bed ,s heiora me, thls ID day
OF February, A. D. I 3sGs' . W. a,.
John Darling ". Frederick r, Wilson. Acton
Of 1ksunpft torecoyer damages laid at 81 800 upon
aprom1>eory note for T. 00 dated June s0th, 1856.
Ehas v oii. lesi Isyes, Sainsn uays and Absa-
ham Wolf "a Henry Leopold and BeneticI Schloss-
man. Action Of assrmp>is TO recover damages lid
cafr ss Gssis. his sas % m ae.!on Of tre4ps,. On
Inc case Instituted by Henry Fl. Carr against John
T. Davis, 70 recover damages la,d AT $s6d.
,nG se 1 II s 1fs e a,t q
Clothing store At teaysnEorth, Kansas.
l ~ While 60 engaged, ho noticed an ad!esttee-
defendant Davis had several sttu.tIons for clerks
and bookkeepets which could be Obtained BY call
Ing a. big place OF business at Chicago
complainant left his situation and came Chicago,
.tu.on, s RsaEss 81 q ipsss?s ps ss; S1s OF G
~ !s.t ''Psa bad % situations Rts II :a''Tss Sla
disposal for two bookkeepers. one hotel clerk, two
grocery elsIks and one dry goods clerk, and that
e Tdad S ss ore 81 a:s q n
Paid TO him the e IN question, and has called npon
him nearly every day since. demanding The fn1al |
msnf q hts promise ons the saId defendant h.s
WnoH5 Isied 10 furnish him With situation. He \
cnaIees thas David bad no Httuatluns to give, but
oo.mned bis money By false and fraudulent PR
He staiea that he is now wholly without employ
%eat Fly aao nas kSst much tiMo and money. Upon
utndtfDa was issued against the defendant
HEcoanEh's CoUKT.-Rt1o7s Hon. EpoTk ron
Hiva1, JndJe,-uaflis'vs. Harris. This vas m ac.
ton IN ehancey tpttituted BY Jason E. iIarris
asa,ant + his Wis Amanda F. Harris, to obtain
~ aHsoiunon OF he marriage bond upon the ground
Win defendant at Lowell. Maasachusetts, tn 1873 |
ltom = p. hieh time they lived together as MN md
nne nnni December u, 1863 when, It Is charged,
deserted her home, and has since continued to az
'ent herself; though often requested to return.
CoCsIf CoURr-U<fore Hon. Jan.es 3, Brxi1eeu |
I.ogt-lhe account Of Peter Leis, guardian, was pre.
.cnted and approved. and on IT. appearing that be
lad neglected tho education OF his wa1ds for threo
Teafs, the Court ordered his removal and The Teyo
,auon Of hts letters OF gua.dian.hip.