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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
In Smith County Circuit Court
October Rules. In Clerks Dice. February 20 1866.
IA'n1. N Hughes Bill 70, Divorce.

III ~"H1 INNII0-
ON motion of complainant solicitor in this cause.
II appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk, on an
dayit, that defendant Is anon-resident Of Tennessee:
IL Is therefore ordered that notice be given BY pub
beation in he Nashville Union, a nswspsDsr pub-
lished IN TIE city Of Nashville, fsnnes e., four suc-
cesslye weaks, requiring said Martha Jane Hughes
70 appear before the Hext Circuit Cou { OF Smith
county, Tennessee, setting a. the Court house IN
Carthage, on the 4th Monday IN March next. Isfg
then and there to plead, dfnuf or answer 20 cOm.
p~lafnants bill, or the same will be taken Tor con.
iesset and set down for hearing exparte, A. to hsr.
VIM J.. CLEVELAND, Clerk.
teb9I wit per J. P. WmKnsoH, IA c.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Chancsry al McMinnvine, Tenn

IN Chancery al McMinnVihe, Tenn
FEsnUAHT RULES, 18l6.
Audi ~, MAFy and Thomas Harrson, aad othEE
- fEll % sell Land
Joss ph H~srreon, Andley and Elizabeth Wisemsn,
Nc - AeGreg0r, James LaHrerce and wife VIZ
sl IA.
II Ais caass, 4 appsaring 10 The sstsfscfon 81
he Clerk and Master that The shove nszned De-
lend mts are non residents Of the 6tas q Tennes-
see, - that the ordinary process y h1 cannot -
SER ed upon them Il il therefore ordered thSf pun
les io7 bs inside for four successive Weeks. ID the
N8 hFus Uuion, q DesspapeT Yubnehed in TIE
CIT a. Nash Tennessee. requinnG SAD de-
VI e. On the fourth Moadsy IN March uext, teen
an l there 70 psead, arsser or demur T. complen-
All > BIZ, or Use SANE VII b takes for o19essed -
% thens ND 81 ioT beaElng ex pEte
J. r. MORFORD. CAN
fssi6-Efte EyL q. Bns . g.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
No. 2R6-

TsOR sALE-BRICK DWELLING a 4 rooms,
IL dining room. kitchen and SERVANT noom- LCI
saxiO Nouh Market street, neEi souih Of dwelling
formerly o~ccupledby NJ fssers. Puce $40
D.o0 esshi balance m ! and 2 years
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
In Chancery at MeMinnYille, Tenn.
FrEauAaE RrI1s, lssS.
Cyrus BiIlinEsly and Iszse Piumiee, Adm'rs.

n p Crane. shase whereabouts IS unknown.
IN TINS csuse, II nppesTssg 70 the Clerk md Has-
ter. nom ehdsEd, that The above uainad aelee-
aA1fa shsreatoufs j. unknoEns i Il therefore
ordered that pnhhcaiion b maize fY four succes-
ave weeks. Ia de Nashville Union. z uessuapSr
pm shed n the ciig q Nashville, Tennessee. re-
qulu1g The SAID delenia8t b sppsar on he frst
on tbs buuh M0adsy IA March, 1870. tne1 nd
lhe1s 70 plead. HnsEer or denur to ccnplainaafs
III, CT tie sarne VII Be taken for confessed a4sinst
hin and set soF heGE8F ek para.
fsolo-HaN 8yJ.C g. Bins, DC
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
No. ZIG.

EOR sALE-A small Frame House, lot 2sr70. on
x jackson street, aoTth u The Corporation spring
Pnce e275.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
In Chanoery al McMinnyilIe
FEBRUARY RULES 1866.
James ". Muler. complainant !

FEBRUARY RULES 1866.
James W. Miller, complainant J
vs.. YAH Bill.
John Stewart. defendant.
IN this cause il appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the Clerk ana Master nom afhisvt thai defendant
stcsRrtissnon resident ei the Stale Of tennessee,
20 that the ordinary process Of iaF cannot be se4 we'd
upon him: 10 IS therefore ordered that Publication
be inside, for tour consecutive weeks, in the Nash
vile Union, q newspaper pabAshei IN the city Of
Nashville, tennessee requiring the sad defendant
60 appear on the nrst day Of cur next Court, 20 be
held AZ McMinnYlle. on the an Monday Ia Mar h,
lSd6, % plead. a. wer or deinur b cOmpianants
bl or the same Wih be taken for confessed, As 70
them, ami set Tor hearing expsrte
J r. MOkFoRD c. N.
teh2l-wfN BY J. G. BuEs, u. c.
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No. 2s5.

EoR RENT-HaseD Acres Of good Land, at arst
4 1Ot-gste on Galstin PIKE.
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EsOR SALE-4sH feet, corner Vine and Union
- streets, opposite the rasidence Of Mrs. E1-Pro-
sident Pc K. Price 500 per foot. A noble spot for
q fno residence.
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Ia Chancery at McMinnviIle.
FEBRUARY RULES, Is66.
NJ. r. ewyn. complainant
vs. TIM aU M,
iIp. Att. Bill.

Edmond Pendleion, defendant
IN tbs cause It appearing % The satstseBoa n
~ SiefA And Mister, Hom AFFIDAVIT, that oeseBdsD
fenaieton - = non-resident Of the Sts,s Of Tennes
Nee, 20 Inst ne ordinary process Of law cannot H.
seffsd upon hun It's therefore ordered thsf mr..
neslon oe made, for four consecutive weeks in ~
NsSl'sie Union. . newspaper published 10 TIE civ
OF Nashville, Tennessee, recurring seld dsssnsss,
70 sppeSr on the hrst dsY u our next Court 10 H.
he1 a McninuUlie, <th Mouday in March. ls66.
70 fes1, ansger OF deuur 70 complafnanIe Ri. a.,
NE stne VII D. iaken for Confessed. A. 10 him. and
setior heSnEg exparte. J. +. MORFORD CAN
ByJ. b. BnEs, d. O.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
No. 22a.

EOR SALE-H, 40. or 5ik feet front on North
- Cherry btreeI. 100 feet deep, next north Of the
Commercial Hotel. This Is a central business To-.
canty. Price $3.50 per foot. Ons-half cash, balance
10 I and years interest and lien.
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275.

UfHE ERWIN HOUSE Tor Lsase-Ihis n one
II Of The largest Hotels Ia Nashville. 1aslnR arfy
rooms, and IN an excallent locality, and sirhsl
dcilg q good business. The iumituro II the house.
- neoDid as sppnased uroas sud Hotel Ieaaei
AZ $500 per annum. or f0ur gcsrs ron Jauuary
II, is5G Apply 70
Il. q. acoVEL
Real Estate Agent. oonar caplioi AFuaue aad Para
Street
Once and resitonce, corner Park strest and Cap.
itol ATenus, opposite east treat q stab CapAsL
IAnSs
For any 81 ne sboFs meutoosd Frupsrty appiy
70 IA, q. sCONELs
RIAL E5IATE AGENT.
Corner Of PARK Street. and Czpto. Ays1ues opPosii
last Ffoui Of Ne eiats czPacL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01

NOR SALE-27O0 Acres Of Land, 6lS railes rom
I the SsWsnee Goal Mines, Marion county, Tenn,
with good Improvements, saw Mil In running or
der; the general outlines and description Of which
will he given. Price - per acre. cash, balance
! and2 year. VIA exchange for city or county
property.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
No. 225.

EiOR SALE-A small Farm Of % Acres, on tue
= Bnck Church Pike, 3miles north Of Nashville,
we'll Improved, Frame house Of three rooms, at.
tic, hall and kitchen. Two springs, iue young or.
chATd OF 900 fruit trees in { beginning b bear, APP
enclosed. $3.50 per acre; one-ha,f caFh, talsnee
10 one year. Possession gwen January lst, ls65.
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F,our and Grain in store at Chicago.

The following is the amount of -four aud
Grain la store % the cath inst, as compared
Nth the amount in store ~ the same time
1aaf MAR
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re, Ne undersigned, have fhis day adopted The
shove rates Tor advertising, 20 winch we bind our.
selves strictly 70 adhere.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO..
John WALLACE, for The DsspsneA
BAhRfs WINHAM 4 G Tor Pea.
bhLLs JONES B co. for Gazette.
tfFAGENLLE. JEsE.. Sept. e. 1855.
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No. 232.
no. az.

FOR sALE-one Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01

The London Owl enters upon the dis.
pute between High and Low Church
men in England, with the following
MrUALIsN
Br rHn HusR6sD - A RrrutlisF.
lde noi knos, and less Icsro,
Mhaf clothes a pausCu ought . wear
Ansck drcss o. q white dress
WY shouldL. While lcNl nv Own
One Nnen preaching, wears . gown,
And lsciaFes n night dress.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
No. 222.
No. 223.

FOR sALE-l65 feet on NORTH Front street, eas|
Il side. next norih OF and adjoining Bridge street,
known a. the Brick Bridge Toll house property,
embracing the TOll-House andlarge Livery stable
10 will be sold ~ sWhoie or IN lots. NOW rented il
over $500 per snnum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01

A Law INTO THEMsxLvEs-0Fer in In
diana, the other day, q soldier, who had
killed the seducer Of his wife, was ac-
quilted Of the charge Of murder, and
the public clinched the verdict by q
present of a purse Of money to the &C
cused
Seducers deserve no better fate, and
50 long as the laws are 50 remiss with
reference 70 their dsmnable and infer
nal crime, theymust not expectto escape
that Awild justice which fills the def
ciencies IN the statutes by of-hand Law.
But is it right to thus minister TO the
mobspirit and incite TO deeds ofviolence
aud revenge by such laxity in the law
mixers and discrepancies in the law
book2 There should be such q penalty
attached to the crime ia point as would,
while awing the bad into obedience,
restrain the aggrieYed from the acts CT
the aVeneer. Where there is no law
in which the injured may find redress,
they will be q law unto themselves, and
woe will betide the land which leaves
Justice to be administered by those who
have been pierced with the iron of in
iustice-Gieago Journal
Some time since / wrote you that Mr..
ExD Detective L. C. Baker was about to
publish a book Ito be edited by James
Parton) on his experiences during the
war, and that it would contain a diary
said 10 have been found on Booths
body at the time Of his capture, and re-
vealing important information regard
ing the conspiracy. Major Dougherty,
who commanded the cavalry detach-
ment that surrounded the barn in which
Booth was captured, informs me thst
he took from Booths clothing all his
personal effects, and that no diary was
among them There was a small mem
orandum book, but Is contained no
memoranda of the slightest Importance.
lie adds, that if any diary il published
purporting TO have been captured from
Booth, it will be a forgery.-N T. Cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Transcript.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
No. 22O.

NOR RENT-Ffve rooms IN third story, south
west corner Cedar and Cherry street. for two
years nom January 1st, 1866, a. 500 per anuum,
and $500 bonus. These rooms are we'll located for
business odiees, and cheaper than any We know
of-aYeTaging SIS % per month Tor each.
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SAMUEL @. RICHARDS & 90.

SAMUEL O. RICHARDS & co.,
ESTABLISHED 1857.
The largest Manufacturers aud onieinators of the
Distribution, conducted for years on strictly Hon
CRADLE Principles, and TO the entire satisfaction OF
al who patronize us, offer the usual
Catalogue Of Rish aud Valuable Articles, One
Dollar Each.
rs Piano Fortes, each. .......... ......S5D0 10 500
100 SsHing Machines. each.-..-..-......lO0 20 $50
S0 Fine sold Chronometer Wsthes,
400 Fine soiS E1sI-5 T,svsr W@;cs.- 200
20 Ladies' Sold Enameled biou
g8
200 Solid Silver Hunt,g Lever Watches. $40 10 $50
W SILVER Dinner Ses...'.......--~~".-SitetO 100
500 English Silver Cruet siands......., 20 10 80
1900 Silver Fruit ns...-.-......-.....- Is 20 SO
All the above list Of goods viii be said for one
dollar each. Certificates OF all the sA0ous Arteles,
sa irg what each one can have ase first put into
envelopes, sealed up, and mixed and, when or
dered. are tssen Out without regard 70 Choice. and
sent by mail, thus giving all a kr chance. IN re.
ceiptof the CerBhcste yea can see what Won can
hsye, sad then tIs &C your option 70 send one dol
Ter snd take the srdele or not.
One ssie MY obtain you 3 Gold Watch. Ser
wee o. Silver Plsse, or any other valuable article.
THERE WILL BE NO BLANKS.
One sealed envelope containing 50 order for ma
OF the valuable articles on cur list, viii he sent 10
any address on receip. OF IS cents. G for 81. Is
for - 80 " tn q premium for g.. leo with 4 pfe-
MUM solid Silver Hunting Case Watch, SIS. Per
feet satisfaction gusSanteed 10 al csssz. Goods NOT
pleasing the tastes or fancy Of or customers Wll
be ezeaangedir Zee OF cost.
Agents and others viii be allowed - cents a
each certificate ordered by them, provided not les
than SIX are ordered At a time. Agents Will collect
p cents for each certificate and remit rs oeuts eacb
10 us. Address al orders to
SAMUEL Q. RICHARDS o
P. o. Box. 3s7s. lOz Nassau stree. X Y
Sreat chance TO make money. Agents wanted
efeIgHhe4e feb9 WIN
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LIE on s-UBsCRIPrInx,
10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL.
TIE RATES WILL BIZ as FOLLOWS

Embellishments IN the Special Cosumu. hrst time.
from 10 : lines, 81 0o-each eddi101aI line, 20
Senusi subsequent Insertions, 10 cents pei line. In
each additional line, SO GEMS. aasseorenf insef-
tons, Is cents par Inc.
Al satel1semeuis occupying special position,
Al 1oe1e column adFerisements, viii be
charged S1 Per cent advance on reoulsr rstes.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII be charged at tie repuiar aaxeriaine r.tes
sna must Invariably be paid n advance, OF no IN.
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In Chancery at McMinnYille, Tenn.
fEHsuARs RULE, lsos.
A. ". Brewer, complainant.
VI. mi. Bit.

THIS eAuse. il appearing to The Satisfaction Of
toe Sierk and Master, IRON compiananta Ii.
shlen - sworn To- that Alfred Va son, one q the
de'endsnts, - . n0n-Tesidsnt Of the state q Ten.
eeSsee, 20 That the ordinary process Of hH cannot
% served upon hum Il IS therefore ordered that
POolcalon y made, tor iour consecutive weeks. In
the Nashville Union. A pesssaoer paffshsd IA re
cry o. Nashville, requiring said deiendant % appear
on NE mt aag Of cur nexf term Of Court 70 BE-
neld IN ne town 81 hcMnrFH e. Tcnnessee, On the
1aftn MONDAY ~ March nex, 70 plead, ansNsr OF
dennr 70 coDphananfs Bill. or ihe same via h.
Aken Tor confessed, a. 70 him, and set ff hearing
ex narte. }, F. MOkFORD, G. &M.
febi"-EfS By d-C. bHE, i. @
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"A GOLD AND SILVER a
PA WATCHES. R

GETS Silver Ware. Diamond Gets and Rings, Eng.
~ hsh Silver Cruet Stands, Butter Coolers. Dinner
and Tea Service, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Vest
JeweIy, &e., &C.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
No. 2I4.

EOR SALES Acres good Garden Land; Back
II house Of tEo rooms and Kitchen smoke
honsa. Within forty steps OF TIE house one Of The
best spout springs - the country. Two miles from
Nashville, on the Vaughn Pike, between Mr.. No
Fennas and Mr.. L. fruits. Pnce 81. 100 ons hdl
cash, balance IN one rear. Apply 10
h. O.. SCOVEL
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

srRxEr CoSrRAcroa II CovRr.-In the City Court
before Judge Reynolds yesterday, the case OF James
Lynch against the City Of Brooklyn called mo.
ton for new trial made by Assistant Corporation Coun.
sci lowell The plaintiff general assignee OF Jere
miah o Donnell, who had contract for cleaning the
Streets but dcfaulted and sbscoDdcd Lynch fulfilled
the and sued the city May last and got
dict Of 36l 40 The Court took the papers and holds
the motion till the settlement OF the Case there being
some disputc as regards the case.
SrGucx NJ LlcHrSIso.-During the storm on last
Saturday afternoon the residence of Mrs. Edwards al
Winfield Long Island struck by lightning. The
fluid created antics and evaporaied without njur&
ing any Of the inmates Of the house.
SUSPECTED Foul PIAI-Afred Trout captain Of tho
canal boat Jacob Hennessy of SchuykilI, Pa, arrived
In Brooklyn about two weeks since and discharged q
OF coal the foot of Court street On tho 20n
inst got cheek for his freight money in all about
S37s; got his money at the bank, and from that time
has not been heard from by hls reatIv and friends.
The missing 6nan OF exemplary habits and his
strange disappearance lcaves only supposition ha1
he has been ioully dealt with
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

and II bc whip Lazada, and overrun the State OF
Jalisco, he viii have every hing in his own hands
Every military leader expects To be President or Dcta-
tor his party shall prove successfu This accounts
for The increased number OF candidates
The clergy are by means satisfied with Maxmilian,
although four-hfhs OF the Church party are his warm
supporters The clergy expected 10 make tool OF the
Emperor and reestablsh their temporal power In the
Emperor; but they wofuly mistaken In their man,
for he has proved himself TO be possessed Of the most
liberal views and one OF his first acts was TO proclaim
free toleralon all religions He also ratified the laws
passed under Juarez condemning the immense estates or
the Church the State, and sent an embassy TO the
Popc who was finally induced TO assent 70 the decree OF
conlscation In The matter OF the clergy against the
American Bible Society he also against he Clergy,
and In December annulled the old niquitous laws
giving them the sole monopoly Of trade IN religious
books, and by decree permitted the Unlimited sale
OF Bibles. This LIBERAL, magnanimous and just
course while IL has estranged from him the heads
Of the Church, must gain him both the respect and
friendship of the Of the Christian world He has in
these acts noble example for other monarchs, even
at the cost OF alternating his STRONGEST supporter Maxi
milan has only nullify some OF his former DEGREES
and to make few concessions 10 the heads OF the
church in Mexico, to secure their immense influence
wealth and support; but he has The dignity TO withstand
the tempation ana will pursue to the end the liberal
policy already begun, even If II cost him his throne
His own party is large and powerful and counts among
ts members the lter1 Of the country well as much
wealth and intelligence He has strong hold upon the
Indians OF tho valley, whose devotion to him has been
shown In numerous instances. The next few months
big with the fate Of Mexico and soon will be deter
mined whether the people shall be under republican or
imperial rule.
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
The Mexican Muddle and a
Mexican Hoax.

undcr tho head Of Mexico" there appeared In yestcr
day edition OF obscure sheet in this city most
endacous canard got up in the interest o. Naximan
and In hostility 10 the liberal cause, still successfully
struggling assInsi the rule Of usapaon TO which for
tile last four or 6ye years that unhappy country ha been
doomed with a great display OF capitals this sheet
spreads forth tissue OF msst,temcn,s which bat
the most unscruppous caterer 10 public 0cnsston cock
concocs aud no respectable Journal would thnk Of pub
shing Under the head or Mexico follows Departure
cf the Military Expedition TO Aid the Liberals Gene
rsl Lew Wallace Said 10 be IN Command
"Cannon, Rcvolye-s, Eihes, Powder Shot and
Shell for Juarez," Interesting History Of the
Expedition From nrst 10 last the article s
tse OF misslaicnent the coinage Of the brain of one
who has boon pretty convenant with and wholasae
manufacturer Of similar c1nsris some tme last fall
iho "a ue party for no other osentibc object than TO
collect money paid daily visits to the Offices OF mer-
chants or traders belonging TO friendly disposed 10 re-
publican Mexico, stating that influential paresmcn Of
wealth-has purchased fast sailing steamer, Of which
be was 70 taSe command and sail fully manned, equip
ped aud armed 10 commit deprcdatons As a Mexican
pnvaeer upon French commerce particularly in the
Gulf Of Mexico The tait did no, take, however and
"a wouidbc rovv Of the seas had 70 resume his Bobe
man life for lIvny which since his Incarceration 10
the Old CAPITOL for lans the confidence of the govern
had been very vrecaruus indeed. Ibis II This sane
party who thV cdndrd alluded TO- srs up the
Mexican muddle to sn.h degree that FoIt Collector,
United states Disir Attorney, United states harsha,
and all the nitcd States cNclas % that s 10 the city
afr heins appcaicd for information on the slbec ny
reporters amuck esanst each other Ike 80
many mai BgsI. mana Tb" ,afs~rsss saAsiOi IN his
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
4 MONSTER EXCLUSION.
The st. Vincent DE Paul society mt RociSinnd
Lnke-Five Thousand People Participating

The 81. Vincent DE Paul Society mt RociSinnd
Lnke-Five Thousand People Participatings
&c., &c.
Yesterday nvc thousand souls, comprising men,
and chdren in from the infant in arms 70
the onbers OF the Sociy Of St. Vincent DC
Paul, essayed days enjoyment on an excursion from
New York TO Rockland Lake. The object Of this
excursion was twofod--,he primary being
project whereby to raise funds FOR the erce4
ton OF Roman Catholic church in vii,
iiamsburc, and the secondary 20 afford heathfnj
recreation TO The members aud sub rbcrs that tUS
outlay Of each person should be a OF 70
the slc,eiy and u social aud healthful
enjoyment TO the members. At ton O'Clock A. NJ.
the steamboat Middletown entered the pier ut tho
foot OF North seventh street. Williamsburg, aud,
taxing II under her wings two barges
frcighted with human beings proceeded In a do,
vious course through the enchanting river scenery
from Williamsburg the Fast river round by the Rat,
terry and np the Hudson 20 Rockald Lake. Aftor stay
OF three hours IN the fairy lands adoining the lake
rendered familiar TO person by the association ot
the cooling crystal which IL supplies the excursionis
were safely returned 70 tie point from which they
started and without the occurrence OF accident cal.
cula'ed 90 mar the moral and social enjoyment OF the
Ia recreation.
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

local Csrssa or Trin rfsr,sT.
The epidemic stili continues in Brooklyn quito AZ
actively II has for tho pas. week The number OF
reported yesterday though not nomerous tho
preceding one Is Indication al the present time that
tho disease has any way spent FORCE From very
careful inquiry into many Of the disease thcro is
no doubt they worc supcrnduccd by Incorporate habits
improper and coarlc die, such eating green fruit
Frcen corn cabbage oysters Holsters and similar highly
indeestibc articles of food. In ether instances and
there many, filthy habits urcleaincss Of tho person
hahitaon and filthy localities were no doubt the direct
result of the disease. The Ia the Twelfth ward
beyond all doubt owing to the last named causes. The
suggestions thrown out to tho paOlic by the Beard Of
Health FOR meeting and combating the disease
wholesome and II adopted lhey weaken the at
tacks OF tue disease they do not wholly eradicate H.
OFFICIAL LIST.
The following cases reported 10 the Health Once
for the tweniy-iour hours ending Yesterday noon
Christian Burns ascd nineteen. residing Twentieth
street between Filth and sixth avenues Taken on the
Gath INST Cotnaiose case. Died yesterday morning
Rose Crogan, residing in Van Buni street. Parsi
ton Taken with the disease at eight NJ on the 2oth
In collapse al noon yesterday.
Hoyt In collapse
curing n the Kings County Penitentary during sun
day last
Annie Butler, John Kinley ldcadh John Cook lAeail
UNOFFICIAL LIT.
James Frazier. No is3 second street, r. ~ attached
IN The street with cramps and vomiting Under troai
woman, name mon asccralncd residing In second
street between south Second and South Third streets
\. %. cramps and vomiting. Under treatment last
evening
wHTELY MORTALITY TIT or rR1cNLyv
In thn weekly mortality list OF BROOKLYN submitted 70
The Health Board yesterday 81 deaths atbn,ci 70
Abiauc cholera; cholen iniantum, "a; dlarIiica aud
O. sencry, Q. The other principal aossB We're COZ
SUMPTION, uarasmus congestion of the h-ar snA CON
WILSON'S of the dead there mon, "a women 10
boys I43, girls i0i Toe total number OF deaths we're
aol-a morality twice as large as at corresponding
period one year ago.