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, 1866-01-23

live Inc, II don't begin with the "; Mountain
Bird Spoech." Our National bird wss pic
turcd one foot On the Rocky and one on the
White Mountains. 50 that the Senator had
a lively view Of bis august proportions, dl.
rectiy over him In the State OF Wisconsin. Re-
porters we're not then As plenty, as now, and
the speech had splendid run. heard II
many tlmeEnerer changed, but then, It
couldn't well be improved. IT the bird had
been enlarged, It must have stepped of the
national domain altogether, and with its feat
ip the water, 1t wouldn't hare made near as
fine figure to apostrophiZe.
Some Wisconsin editors, dubbed our sena-
tor, the s'hfountinE Bird, }" md By that name
he still lives. With proper Indignation, at
the familiarity, A[r. SENIOR has Withdrawn
that speech for the present, from the public -
but 1t was big thing, and We stM 1brag on
it, up In Wisconsin.
The best part of the ''star Speech'' was left
ont, {by tho reporters probablJ) as l have
generally heard It. The Senator wants not
only Gag with thirty-si1 atnrs-but ssilag
covered al over With stars" It was beautiful
ard II took-when the orator spread himself
to the work
But good aa It is-it Is hardly equal to the
'<Nountaln Bird" Give credit therefore
where credit is due.
DooJrTTrE CnvsrrTr7pyr
, 1866-01-23

CONDENSED RAILROAD H1sroRY.-The L.
Crosse Republican, referring to the transfer Of
the Lacrosse Railroad to new ownership, con-
denses the extraordinary history Of the old
COM oany as follows:
s'It l. needless to rcTIew the error ard iniqnlhca
Of the past for they have been too hasrant 10 be
sscors, e1eaitors p1oduceSs. consumer. @ IarmcSs,
mechanics, merchants, shippers, and the public at
1Age, hare alike experienced the atscou,foFh A11s-
10 purposes thst were never contemplated bJ the
friends and projectors Of the road, or By the Le9ta
1atI1e. THIS old LaCTojse 5 Milwaukee Railroad,
urder all Its cfl0ses haa he at every pore for the
benefit Of the lew At the expense Of the multitude.
1t Ia Of the best roads In the United Sstes- No
ethez rcad could retain !ts vitality under such rsu
half OF the lawyers In Milwaukee for Ten years pass
1t has lifted men ont Of poverty md obecutiJ into
every other riTal and 1ade small syet dinkes Is
valuable ~ ocean steamshtps-"
, 1866-01-23
Horrible Accident in REchmond-TWo
Men Blown to Pieces.
From The Richmond Enc u!fef, t7th.1

Some weeks ago the Ordnance Department
sought to destroy some shells BY sinking them
in the river. Ono or more wagons full were
deposited IN the river ut tho foot Of Eighteenth
street, on sand bar owned BY Mr. z. r, Al
len. A day or two ago these were discovered,
owing to the low condition Of he river, by
some men and taken out and carried and de-
posted In tie csllar Of little house on the
south side Of the dock, at the foot Of Twenty
fifth street, owned by the Canal Company, or
used as tish-house-
:, Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock two
men, named Michael Martin, and William
Beese, were unloading these shells with
sIedges, chtse1s etc, each one having a H.
pounder shell between his leg-when one
Shell exploded, set dro to the other, and blew
the two men actually into pieces
Martin had his right leg cut Of above the
knee, his left knee smashed, his right eye
blown out, right noatrl lacesated, sud con-
siderable fragment passed through his chin,
He died few minutes before three o'clock.
We learn that he was q married man. Els
father Is now in New York city.
Reese had the right side Of bis head badly
smashed, one leg crushed, and his body severe
" Injured. Els wounds were considered NOR
tai, beyond a1i doubt, and 1t WAs reported In
the evening that he was dead.
These paYties had gathered together about
fifty or more OF these shells, aud were open
Ing them to save the podTer and to sell the
iron
, 1866-01-23

II they nrc short Of Erccnbacks VIC trust the
uriouists Of ST. Louis viii contribute TO that
ind and We hope all his friends In Missouri
and elsewhere will also speedily join his col
ony at Carlotta and If they too are cfamp-
ed tor means, We will head q subscription to
raise tho necessary *means'' to pay thelt
passages out Of the country. They may de-
pend upon II that the right Will be gireu to
the negroes to ''bring suits in court, To testi-
II, and to vote" and II that disagrees with
rebel stomaehs, let them all pack up their
duds and be OF to Carlotta, Brazil OF Halifax.
The people Of the Moth arc coming to the
opinion that 1oynl and well behaved colored
men arc entitled to as many political rights
and privileges -as disloyal, drunken t'gray-
1,n n1cn Il
, 1866-01-23
DADDY PRICE,

Cen Sterling Pnee writes from Cosdoyn, Me1-
leo. Decemoe, lc-neas which place be- with thirty
confeelstes, has located large tract for settle
mcnt: :. We have bald OF the ground into town
lots. and named Il Cetotta. sfterth Empress. and
buah. to erect our houres. write nv i.tnIIy To-
dAy 10 Join mt here a. soon = they can raise The
mcanr 10 do cannut think Of retuy1,inp 10 HE
tool ID The struggle am entirely batasnsd ~1ih
The paH took. would DO the tame Aeatn under
Eituilsr circumstances. cid Ill thst my taIrnss
wa n secest!cniet, bu, Wien the struggle came
did moi heeI,ate 10 ,ake 'he side Of the south.
psay 10 God tha tea or The fntu1e q ihe south
to ihe negro 10 br1pg tus ttstiy before cour, ano
vote in cftcttons, yon all had better Be in Meneo
where the negro has the same rights
II is 10 he hoped that Pap Prices family
will raise enough OF the tttneans" 10 Join him
, 1866-01-23
THE CHOLERA TN THE WEST
INDIES.
How 1t Croased the At1anttc-F1rat Ap.
pcatance and AnVages At Guada.
loupc.
fE..n1a TIM Hoffrat,dA Eazatte Mae 81

Ioupe.
From the Bermuda Gazette, Dec. 27.l
By the royal mail steamer Alpha, Captain
Hunter, from St. Thomas, VIC arc Ii posses
sion Of our customary files Of West India md
Denararu papers Of latest dates. The fright
full ordeal which Gaadaloupe Is passing
through, from that fell disease, the Asiatic
cholera, is naturally causing much dread In
The other West India islands aud Demararn,
and quarantine restrictions on oil vessels COM
ing from infected ports, and sanitary rcgula-
tions are being By all acted on to provide
against, 80 far as practicable, the INTRODUCTION
and spread Of this formidable disease: From
to the s:;d of November, both days in
population of lo,oo0 was 375, and Point-a-
Of deaths was 149. Stringent regulations are
e eation With IL Dominica, tha Saints, Gaada-
loupc. DC. The Governor OF Guadaloupe
most hr1nnne1y officially informed the author
itIcs Of all the ueighhoring Islands Of the
outbreak Of the peatllence In that island.
The doctors In Gnadalonpe are, 1t seems, d.
yidcd In opinion concerning the plague-.aoue
denyfnc that Il is cholera. II It Is not cholera,
IL l. q ploCue more fntractable than the
| Aeiatic Kayeger It's character Is moro vfru-
| lent and malignant than usual. Between
these. there Is little choice; but the
urgency OF the call to prepare 1s N.
tensl6ed The mail steamer VIII neither
receive from por land passengers al
I Guadaloupe. The mail bags are brought nea!
tho shlp IN shore boat sud are&met oI boa
, 1866-01-23

ndyfcc. But the freedmen will never enjoy
Just laws or justice inpartially administered
untn thcy are possessed Of the ballot. And
every d. Us observation and reflection are
bringing people closer to that conclusion !;
and We suspect that Mr. Pendletou Is more in
favor of "unlvcrsal eudlage" than he deems
II prudent, In partisao point Of view, to
, 1866-01-23
Melancholy Cnsua1ty-ThFeeL Llttle Boys
Drowned In the River

Yesterday hctween aud p. M, three lit
tie boys named Michael McAnally, aged five
years, Elmore DiEnitt, aged s1r ye3za, and
Leonard Bisnitt, aged four years, were drown
muir's brewery, and almost opposite the po-
lice office. Another boy who was NTH them
escaped and gave the alarm.
It appears that tho children were playing
on the ice, which at that place, and for some
distance below, had formed to a considerable
rsani maaih ,Eom s42 thS ;saoE aaa were tyins to
when tho treacherons and rotten substance
on which they stood gave way, and tho strec
werc Immediately ensu1fcd. The current
carried them beneath the Ice below, st ouce,
and by the time the Incident became known,
nothing could be douo to save them.
, 1866-01-23
FROM MORRISON.
Tho Recent Farmer1s Convention
Whftcstdc County Statistics.
fEfpm Chr O1xn Cnnhxnondenf

~.
tef0tu onf own conospondentJ
Aon1'soS' 1an- ~ 1Soo'
S71'aosoPoLr CONTENTION.
have attended nearly all of the Farmers
anti.monopoly conventions which have been
held in The Enrtbern an5 r,er,ro1 ,,o,+;,ns ~
~. n.s4s ,.s.,- - 'e4u oe1aAl F"' 'non, ~
oui o'a1e curing Inc past ten or twelve
Of numbers, respectablllty, intelligence and
determination of nurnosa. The one held in
this 4o1vn ves,a~7av e.. s.,,v .1-,,1 r. ,,t
ata.s ."r "tur y, "1s lony equa1, y W.
nuea9 ~ ls prcoeeeasofs. VaiIe NUMBER o.
s1s seFshs %sa ..ta ana Whist ' be
sueecb IN ,he ,ot. The remarks @ ~ nJessrs
Tsn -. II.,.. 49,. ~, ~ wa.s Aa ~ - 1880.
'aa Hpps' oeiey, Aetfe1l' "ooofuu, anolone
OF two Others, whose names do not occur 10
me, We're particularly to the point st issue.
Whatever may be the feeling which controls
1n,s3 esnt, the e1tns ~, s., ns md,
ness mel eencrailT NJ of ~ Whiteside 40 co,,ntv.
11.e ~ ,,or,r. 80 ~ ha3a
aasn Thav para 40 Tr;tten - s ha1..1a "tv ~
Zen pennstt ~ 4h;s town Mha ,.t1sr ~
ssrri,or IL en,,n,rv ,roi1ont1v s,5 fet+hft,iSx
IN he heIi. deems It now no less a duty 70
stand tv and defend his peopie in thar co1,-
,.3h1 y I1u nnniv XIV da33v Il sas ~
STaw tha1, clnser r. H. tn;1a Tbe *,eaiacts
es remedy fnr tba evils nnier With t1,ey
suffer, which must enlist the people oi White
aide county, are the improvements, By LOCK-
age md dams Of the Rock River, the removal
Of distractions in the Mississippi River and
the construction Of Ship Canal from the
Mississippi River to Lake Michigan, although
the latter work Is Of less interest and import.
action and purpose Is greatly to BE- desired,
to M pToees at ha1e esen
ap;tateil Iookine, to tbc common GOOD of the
fapmer. moi only Of this, but Of the adjoining
States. a large committee wns appointed BY
WE'VE, ana they VIII proceed On
4hoir 1abors at once and with gigor.
The Convention also indorsed and reafNrinel
the pointed questions recently put 10 monop-
orsts, by one hundred and twenty leading
business firms of Chicago, and they mean to
insist upon positive and direct aaswefs 10
them, The eighth resolution OF the series,
passed by the Convention. to the effect that
thcy viii support no man for the State Leeis-
laturc who docs not Yield entire accordance
to their views, and who will not assidnously
exert himself to secure the passage Of such
enaciments ys viii compel railroads, warc-
honestly with the people, carries with It
meaning which viii be sure 10 be recognized
nt Tue Legislative contest in November.
xon,usoy.
,n:s,. ss.,'o, .<uu
aronnd Mnrr3.on. and will rive you a few
.nntcs of nh.nrynt}on. The toHn il an nntcror,
AetGo - 1oest sat1u nt. ~ YIta = ~ ousIur
o. tae oalena anu CMleaq o94gn, OF latne5
tue Dl3co Ar Inc branch o. lnat foaa, anq
thc oldest building and oldest inhaoitnnt
dates back to 1855. It Is now the county seat
~ Whiteslde county, and cont aims nopr1a-
lion al nhout tTo thousand- whn do
t.'e;,e1s ~ rsi,adosiorad o1J
DusinGss ~ W. mGn'aesl?neo aaa a
cApaclous stores anu slope, ana
live In IS pleasant anu attracllse homes as any
other community OF the same number IN the
, 1866-01-23
Yours very respectfully,
L1AAy TauuarLL.


In the Senate, on the 18th inst, the bill to
extend the time for completing certain land
grant railroads In Iowa and certain other
States was passed. 1textends the tim. allow
ed for the completion Of the several roads
named in tho acts approved on the 18th and
18th OF May, the Sd Of June and the 1lth Of
August 1856. granting lands to aid in the con-
structlon of railroads therein to the States OF
1owu, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and a1is-
slssippi, which time Will expire By law in the
year 16GB, eight years from the dates liked by
those acts respectively; but the unsold lands
are to revert to tho United States A. provided
in those acts II the railroads are not complet-
cd within the period thus fIed.
, 1866-01-23

Mr. Ha.eo o9 coiamSin ~ snfr.se e III niii. '3'1'0s
rbe foilowine nj i, The let Of Mr.. Haie,s mo.
s.. s'on ~ ,,11 1h,ab 20 yo,aa Sats. -, ~.
nase NY "uu 80, "aa 1 WW wv W .uo
House:
vs,s,,,,,, ,.4,h .n t,s.+.,..,.u =. A.. .,....
IN snra the ht s A. IN rItend = ~ e az, 5n1Se M .n
i.ss = .ss 6i:.5ist e Sois@e.. . III 81 PERSONS
s ss,s o. S s90 sat sne ri,
'oqnasd 1Sds On a. ss.,e m o. color to to Ttt;
ua;.t5 gSS Ss.,ns "a" ieAa eoe Sonsutuuou Of Inc
: those % Who are Assessed for md n.v t.4e. On
res e P,epey hn ,aS ths ps
, n ,3,eq1 ~ ano 9eeM
Un,ted ststss.. go ~ s' " oA'a' ''f '''' .. Tug
sbot ns,ed .nd ~ tneinGc - ~ e s
snS'rp tc H. cbi r. ~ t'e ,sho sa.
bone arm. asalnst ihs unitsa ststes ar1ine ~
hann fas or esea AID and comfort to said re-
''4p nv. .c.u., .,,o ,,. 1,
The following YVES the sote on hf. Hales'
motion-Republicaus in roman. Democrats in
uolic:
YEAs-McssEs. Andesson, Banks, Blow, Brsnae.
nn1;Nv i.H3s i9s f9oSr feeS a,sna Gona. 1s
M, Dixon, Ddses, Eckley, Ecgleston Ferry, (irs-
void. Hale, 1T. na5es, Henderson. Hooper, anl-
Euyteudalls iafiInI Isihsna. Gcorae y. LaWr1nce'
William laurence, Lonc5car, Marvin, Miller. Noor.
ne Ao5ss' w st;'isss;, Ian.s; ,R45Gnds A.
Nnrt Vsn Uorn. Kobert +. I'm Ho.u. Warner. WiiI.
lam b, Washbqtn~ and Wood6tjdrc-sa.
NAYS-Tcszrs' Al]ey. AllIsnu. Ames. Ancona.
DSot n. 4shiru. ,jamcs ii. A.hlcy' HsIeE HsIdsrir'
HAITI Hsrrer, Heam.n, Een.rnin' H.socn' ~ Hid,,
wc1j I,inrhsr,. EIeine fontwrtl Fo.Isr H.onts
BloomaI1s Bmdr. EAonirr' sidney GsrSe. cobh''
Cook, Cn1lom, Dd,esoa, .Dexntson, DonEelty, Ed
Hn13 fHa.ssrIont- ~ fanI1ntar 1s,L1;x- T:lrneii
1rsoa iio,1;;n1 hbner q M,fainr' f1,oh1 i1iii'
Hoaan, sg Mo!mes, Aeahci II. Map6sid. Sasst<1 ~ b.
iIn;n nnhhe1, 1.n,es 'ghM aS,sa =, taPoaaa. 9oana
so1i .io5nsou[ Jones Jntian. Erifs1 Eeiso - ~
!. EsnnJ Inv my i},rsaeH ,.s.to,,, nsar, Hfc,
Cin-3 Wti,Tam.5 MrEas III Wescs- s Mnrr5 @
fnn sS;IJnes N3tSsjso1 Nn.W III, Psm. pstts.-
son, Perfarn. TSeius. Fomern1. fnoel TaiToed 1ie
E-T.,1l : tsa,s III Wsr,..c 4 HarisI7 ie1.s Il II
, 1866-01-23

Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, from the Commit
Ice on Reconstruction, in response to the in
quify Of MrE Brooks how long time would
elapse before the seeded States would be Tc-
presented In Congress, announced that, IN his
Judgment, the time would be 50 long that he,
str, Stevens, would be very glad TO. and pro-
bably might, upon his individual responsi-
til1ty, introduce hill to provide civil gov
e1nmcnts for those territories. The Commit
tee on Reconstruction is dividing Its great
work among subcommittee, each Of which
viii devote Itself 10 collecting the facts bear
Ing on the question Of the admission Of one
or more Of these recovered territories
All the fears with which We regarded
tho crude and undigested steps taken
toward reconstruction prior to the assem-
bling Of Congress are at once Justified and
aispelled by the sction Of the supreme lesis-
lnture Of the country. We now feel assured
that the Southern States will he 60 recon-
structed that no class Of their people shall be
ostracized, out1awcd and cnslaved by the
local State governments. Reconciliation will
mean no miserable and pcrfdious compact
between Us and the white rebels whereby We
desert our black allies end permit them to be
politically erslaved By our defeated foe; but
IL viii mean entire and full reconciliation be-
tween The 1ate master and the hate slave on
the bass Of perfect political and civil equality
To this end, We trust that the Reconstrnc-
tion Committee will reorGanize each Of the
provisional governments Of Tic reconstruct
ing States. BY en1arging the voting basis In
each State, co as to include the b1ncks on the
same terms Of loyalty, intelligence and prop.
, 1866-01-23
GRETLocK WooLES MILL AT SOUTH ADAAa,
Mlss.-Loss el5O, 900.


From The Springfield Republican, 1sth-1
The Greylock #oolen mill ut South Adams,
owned BY Dean and LaAonte, was entirely
Sss destroyed ssr1y WedPssaay he morning
loss is estimnted Ut from sl50, 600 to 200 600,
which Is covered by an insurance Of s125,0O0,
which is divided as follows: Fire md Ma
rine Insurance Company Of this city, s10, 900
Western Massachusetts, Of Ft,s1eld, 5000 /;
lftna Of Hartford, 10000 Home, OF New
r. l., $1,000; International Of New York,
sl5,0o0 Metropolitan. Of New York, s15, 600 !;
Security, Of New York, $10, 600; Morris, Of
New York, $500; London and Liverpool,
$4,000. The Etna company had re-insured
one-haf Of their policy, 5000, IN the Hump
Croton, Of New fork, thus reducing their
ln4a tn xI0. Goo.
, 1866-01-23

hand. and put men in Congress who will a.
tend to their tnterests, instead OF those Of q
class. The sooner that time comes the less
serious will be the change upon The Industrial
pursuits Of the people 1t large.
Wfnopa Jan. Is 1874
, 1866-01-23
Z. q. WA3uHQHN
To JAS. NJ. ALLAN, Chairman, etc.
LETTER rnoH nos. LT2AN TRCxnuLL.
UN1T1p STATES SENATE CHAxRzH, !
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13, 1866 {

JAS II. AEIa0t EtQ.s :
DEAR s1H: Yours inviting INC to attend a meet
ing to be held at ueneseo, on the 1B,h, to take ac-
a1en With the vless Of extending the Illinois and
Michigan Canal to Rock Island, Is just received.
cornt Of public eDgacements here, canno. rrilain
from expressing my hearty sympathy With he OBJ
jeet you bare In yfew. OF The feasibility Of ibis
puttlcular rchemc, am not aufncieni1y advised to
speak definitely but all measures tending 10 open
new avenues and cheapen transportation between
The West and the seaboard are OF vltsl importance
10 our WeeteEn people.
II our surplus products are to he taxed, many Of
them two Of thsee times their first cost, before they
can reach The markets OF the world, and be e1-
rs and e need in return, tic advantage whica n:
tnre has bestowed On the West tu ,tE 1ch and pro-
ductive soil. must to great extent be lost 10 man
kind. Not only the people Of the West who pro-
duce tie great staples in snCh abundance, bnt the
millions Of our own and other Iands who cou11me
them are interested Ii chespeatDg thelr Transports.
tion to market.
, 1866-01-23
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES,
At Buffalo, Olean, n. T., and South
Adams, Mass.
Burning of Ut1cyss PInno-fortc Mann.
factory and Altunn d Co.'s Clothing
Store+ ns BuHa1o-LoAs 10000

i'm EYrFnfh
ahont ha,f % ~ us :. ~ NV o,cans '1, 1.st n;,,,t a.,
a.t 5sottraps p1s ~ NJ . or "a ta
t.I a,n ~ ~. nase nau 70
iiatn' as,a. snee .nc W. n LILY ~ eag aeIlGaa @
da.trnvn., I nrage1tv fa nmomt III our s.rJ,
4so6 RI IT, - hy-oSa,t @ t., u oset H..
st.aet hatwean Swen ar5 snna s'ofT' on let.
ness rnntis .;rsn and M ths 1ns ssasM
W. tn eronna ba ront nnrs ~ tha Tese e';a STon
;ns IN 100, faetanad anJ tha ar",s u ,sst ano
er Ihstr nyr|rsi W hurs, o tIa nna ha
Il Tas @ t,scoyeTe hat tbe f,rc haa msda "mSn cnn
s;dara,Ja I,.odEar tSs n.ni, ao,;n aoS euti. "
stoTe Being sil In ilsmes. Some JeiaV vas "a had sas
~ .nti,gs ~ ~ H.. s1rand ,et,,, a Il,. W. te
Tba huiidino - vac i've ssdIr T,-iai 10y
snS IN less tisn half IN horr K, pnh gaeI Gus3
-oecha5 the MN. storr .,S ~ hoI 1Ss ssaa naa
thronch tic Thoic hmil!,Inel @ The T arsgao aSseao
WORKED hard, hnt for near1y nm bomr ths az
kent the e. upper W hand. II n m l inur r1u md -
nnsrter ettcr the aiarm hal been . o5v.r, ~ ~
domes had heen rrettv I mau "6ea %eng. gay.en, the
cnntrn, and II was honeJ tt,at = - 1tiar;s TnaSl
Tann Fortn Wannfarfnr1 Whicb ,eosnfo5 1s,oR
haiT or fte hnilding ard Wca nn1r soneaate1
frnrn Altman d ca hv a thin wsfl cpni5 ~ ha
saved. Verv enon. however. mil ~ 1sh;ts
smoke were observed issulng from several Of
about nttecn minutes afier t;slnes h1rst I'm ant IN
half q dozen places, md epread with such
fearful rapIdityy thaf Il could scarcely have @
inc was one mass Of tiame. And now the
sisbt was grand one, the flames rising to The
height OF twenty or thirty feet above tic
roof. The 1eat became so intense that the
flrcmcn hsd to Withdraw to such distance
that the ssreams could do little or no good.
The men then turned their attention 70 thc
buildings in the Immediate yicinity.
which were now In great danger, and
by pouring copfous streams OF water
upon them, prevented them from
catching. The huge walls Of the burniuc
building uoW began to fall, piece by piece,
making NOISE that resembled the booming
Of cannon. Several men Of Hose Company
No. II, who were near the building, had a
narrow escape from the falling masses and
one Henry Fisher, q runner with that conpa.
~ 1A hadiv hr,,sod nm 1au a. ~ , S, uaaa @ and
proys yery serious. The flrr nnM had II .1i
fng intent On savinE the buildings in the yfcin.
itY. The new fruIt-preserYinc house. which
waa only separated from the burning buiid.
ing by 4 space Of some tlfteen or tWcTty FEET
wss In coasfderable danrer.; but brinr cor;
ered with eheet iron aniI siaie. and n sfreaYn
beinr bruucht 10 bcar. We nre Rad tn aav
rnrne ont ali r5rht, Nv han.n,sf ii o,c1nc.
the noble.lookinc building Of 10 o,c]ock Wns
q heap Of runs, q portion Of The front vail he
iup lie hirhest part Of the bnildfnr Ieft stan5
ine. -
cD.0W, yery little Of which vas saTei. Thes
are insured ior about $4,000.
Mfr. Utlev did not know whnt I}s utock
vns worth, whether be Tos fnsurel or mi
nor how much the building cost Him, NJ
r,naarstand. however. that his siocl. wat
, 1866-01-23


Unurp STATES couHr-B47ort Hon. Taontos
Dy1Sn,noad. .Jtdot
Ths rsii al the txial ealerdar in thfs Cont v..
rraferiay eontluaAd
b,stntiH: and d.m,srs asscssed At $500. Juasueat
~ r,Tl,et-
~ a9os nd nssa9s 20, Hoaon
~. = re1- 3r1sf ~ iefenient
- w1Iadue - ", Wsnact. Verdict for plaintiff,
~ ILIcDonsld n. civ Of Chicago. Denault tax
~ .S7~0
Ss-Filo vs. Blodsett: ver1,ct for p1atnnr snd
1-CsldTen n. Dosheus. a AZ Verdict, defend
,rt coiltv '''
cn,Son Taaa w. "an. DISMISSED ''F "sa' 0' p''s0'
s.1s e ~ 1effeq ~ Eonrv' aeS,c ssa,e order.
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Ecker~on traI. Thjs ms an sctfoa az trcsnass On
In5s III Eter nu<t.- ~ escorer s,a a.
ssf11 fnr ioseas eieoef tn hare hean s,,s;ans1 nv
conpafnant, py ne allure Of he dslendant to o.
o,aa nSie.e c,aed nat IL boo nntsna
10 .na4cient H'A-'-~N ~.''' 'AS oN1A
he following Is The t,,al cslenda, for to-dsy:
- 9s1is.her sdrnv. "a 5,1tr og cbic,cn-
- InnTnis et II ~ Eonnos4s "
1oS ChsrIier 81 =, ~, Walls.
Il Il 5T;Ss siysssan; Ill., .:s :; 6; nR.co.
Il Il Einsa1i1 EEnim.Gsr w. Ts A,nSmao' Ws1sha
iN' Co.'S toP use eic. ~. ui1on.
- "a nnare1, uu -; =; = = "a + iinderhf,1
~. ~ ~ hn,tne.. ~ ir,,nrt,nra ,a ,7,na-
acted beiose eisheT judges Wilson Or Jameson.
Gg ~ IT, T., ttn hs q sc. Fs,"a was
- sg,,net s,mns1 IN EartInrr md r Il t;arsner 10
aasess l.id a SSe Ssso the po1ps
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s,Gss.s w. VEN laid Il x9m Waa com,nsnesd e. 69
, 1866-01-23
LAW tRrEtlicEKcE.
Important Divorce Snit-.A Gorman
Nobleman and Semi-Millionalrc
Charged with 1nhumanitJ
to his Wife. Recital Of
Cruelty--Troubles
In Lower Life,

Alleged Defau]tine Trndeamen-SuSs
AEainsx the Ctsy-tAn Actor I4urts
H1uoaelf-Mcrr4nttle Di1ncui-
ste1-The Reform School,
Railroad Compaules-
Etc. etc,. etc.
, 1866-01-23

C1RcrT CoCH1-Bgore lion. Erunus s. 1FN
Hczns, .JtHge.-BIuhus n. 5chMidt-on Trial. This
wrs an action Of trrfpass the ca1o nstitated 70
recover damages "a At Sooo oE N aeSsd assault ~
which, it Is elainled, he was seriously injured.
The foI1oun: Ia the GILL OF the t1tsl calendar for