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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-06
STATE OF TENNEssEE-DAVID
COUNTY

Arthur Towles W. Sarah J. 0Yen.-By Original
Attachment.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO TIL Z
| satisfaction of the Court that the defendant
is president of the State of Tennessee: il
is therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Nashville Union and Dispatch for f0uI
weeks. that the said Sarah Jane Owen appear ut
O'clock NJ, and show cause why Judgment should
not be rendered against her, or the same will be
taken as confessed as to her and the cause pro
ceeded with ex parte.
Nr.-.o...ho. 1oe- nnn-0E rulf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-06
Engine and Boiler.

IHOR SALE. A FIRsT-RATE ENGINE AND
Il Boiler in good order. Can be seen, ana
price learned. b. ceiling at this ONCE
-"nay3l Ina
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-06
REDUCTION OF RATES

We are sratiEed at being able to state tha'
the very large increase in the numoer oi our
paily and Tri Weekly subscribers enables US 70
rsauee the price OF subscription 10 these editions
We 40 40 the more choerfuly because the neces'
sites Of the people, in the impoverished oona'-
,ioo of our stricken section. requires sueh con-
,os,;ons as can be reasonably made an their m
,srests. From aud after the LIST January thsre
fcre, our -,
rrpNs OF SUBSCRIPTION WILL BE
IN ADVANCE
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-06

Iss Present Condition and Prospects
The Contract with Ghe Evansville,
Henderson and Nashville ROad-An-
other Great Trunk line Between the
North and she S0uGh-IegIsIaffV e
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-06

DIR. COLEMAN Is a physician Of tweaty- five
years experience. He has an office at the Drug
Store, and examines and prescribes for patients
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26
INSURANCE..
Money Farming Money.

NTONEY INVESTED IN THE EQUITABLE
Sl soc Ely IS always earning money lar
$ owner
Bainum saws that the difference between Il {
condition. OF a lsone -oancr ana that oi mont,
borrower, is that t former has TAI. Inn, ; ~
ant out at work for Inn ~ and night on sun
GAYS and lioliia,s. and is a!savs worth more
when he gets up than he was wnen he went to
bed, while the ia lncy- borrower has somebody
eise's friend which he ilatters himself is h sopn
but which is constantly running hiu In debt for
somebody else's benefit. and every morning he
rises worth less than he when he went to
bed, and Is IN "a far way to become worthless en-
tirely
In the Equitable Society, the premiums are re-
CURED 10 be paid all IN cash, winch IL kept IN
vested for the beneht OF the policy holders, and
so its members are all money losnsrs.
Every member cf the Equitable Society re-
ceivrs In an snnua dividend al the earnings Of
his money together with his share of the profit :
from : selection OLIVES, economy OF manag GENE Mt;
forieitures, and other profits resulting from the
bushes: AID a. money invested in the Eq 'its
bic Society Is always earning money tor Its
W. +. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

4 christian without trials would be like q
mill without wind o. water; the contrivsnce
and design Of the wheel within side would
be unnoiiced and unknown without some
thing to put il 10 motion without. Nor
would our graces grow unless they were
called into exercise the trials and d,(Rcul>
ties We meet With, not only prove, but also
strengthen the graces Of the spirit.
The DuAe ofSuthcrland assisted in fire.
mans garb. In extinguishing tho recent @ "a
IN Sydenhsm Crystal Palace. HIS Grace,
woo mas IN annual income Of million and
hall OF dollars, is possessed with . mamie
Tor running With the machine Is irresistible
As that which inspired Nose himself.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

The Rev Zeb. Twitchel was the most no
ted Methodist preacher in Vermont fr
shrewd and lsug lab.e sayings. In the pnl
pit lie maintained n suitable gravity Of man
ne and expression, but out Of the pulpit
be eyeriloyed with fun. Occasionally he
woa'd, i emergency Sc med 70 require, n
trodu something queer N sermon 'or
tie sake Of arousng the nsgglug attention
q his hearers. Seem, that his audience
vas getting sleepy, he paused in lbs elsN
course and discussed a. follows:
'Brethfen. you haven't any ilea Of tie
suffer- p Of our missionaries in the new
settlements on account Of the mosquitoes !;
in some OF these regions they are enormous.
a great many of them would weigh a
pound. and they will get on logs and bark
when the missionaries are going along.
By this time all eyes and ears were open,
and he proceeded to finish his discourse.
The next day one of bis congregation
called him to account for telling lies in his
pulpit. -,
"There never was . mosquito that would
weigh pou, d." he said.
But | didn't say one OF them would
weigh pound, I said great many; and I
think q million Of them would "
but you said they barked at the mis-
sionaries."
No, no, brother. said they would get
on logo and bark"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26
Financial.

r1>uE INSURANCE STOCK LIST Of the IS
i sunANoE MoNIrcR AND WALL STREET RAVEN
for December. quotes the Stock OF THE HonE INs
Co OF INV loaK at FORTY FER CENT. PRxNIrx, -
aud the Capital Stock OF Tue iioAE is, with one
exception, twice as large as that OF sny Other
Company in America
" r ROSS Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26
Bachelors Hair Due,

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Tae only True and IrRrrcr -lIarmlcse. Rcla-
bic. Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridic
uoas tints Natural Black or brown Remedies the
III eedte OF Bad Dyes. lnviQoratcs the hair leaving
II soft AID beautiful. The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations and
should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and PERU.
mcrs. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
IY BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
l.t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

A distinguished merchant, . srsas judge
o, character, ones aid: when zee one
Of nv apprentices % clerks riding out on
the Sabbath. on Monday disohesGs him
such one cannot be trusted" Rsoembc,
this, boys, and form the habit Of keeping
Sabbath, which should indeed b the chie
reason-but also because il win bs for you,
best temporal interest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

The Baptist State Convention Of Texas
are aisins tl00, 900 fse the endowment q
40 .losed normal sctool.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

The Ciia-c E'rv,ocain. or French Dres-
sing. for Ladies chldrcn's noo. and ahces ,hs,
have hecoc red OF rusty, and rough w wearing and
arr restored perfect an permanent black with ~
much us'rc n when rev, leaving the leather soss and
rliahc and whG. sof great 10 the iadIcs u
VIII MOI EtB "sr ~nsS WAT. Ann souL rWr sxssss
Travelling Racs. Irnnl<s. Carriage
Tops and anc Harnesses. arc made TO look
AZ "a ~ A. NV.
Aoi"s and children can drcas their boots With.
ou. s"'r their hRndt. II, one iottle sud You vii
~, oe without supply of II in the house.
Nm yuur shoe dealer Tor H.
y y Co. rroprlctors. Manufacturers
" - -, ~ ad itctr'nEr uf all kinds 4 leather
Office. nv Msis street. nns,rn ,r,si div
Fer sale ~ FARMS 4 noSHEp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

l'nscnscA Nlmv -, 1850.

nnscnscA Nav -, 1880.
Tfir II M art Gle Tor washing without rubbing.
except IN ny art PAGES which II require very
ifht tub and uni Nc other prrpas ,ions ofvrsed fur
ling vuSpuSc. wttL NOT Closnse. hut Will
nse - "a much ~uiyrw than ordinary methods,
without the usua wear and tear.
IL fenovcs grcrsc spc,- n by magic and sOfSeNs
the dir, by aking, a. that rinring will Ia. osdinasy
cases entirely removed II
Tn powder II ptrra', u In aycofNan 2 with hem
teal rcisn y. and ulSn vrocee- peculiar ~ ITSELF
WI II secured by Letters atcGt II has been In
usc Tor more than u year. md has proved ksetf IN
universal favorte wherever II ha- been used. AMdh.
the al ,antages claimed are the following, Wis.,
IL -a,e-a the e>pcnse OF so"p usually usetl cn
cotton and linen goods.
Il saves most oi the labor cf rubbing and wear end
tear.
Also, for cleaning window. II II unsuypassed.-
With quarter the time AID lab us uny required
u tmparts hesutful riors aud iurtse much superior
to any other mode, No water required except to
mos-ts n the powder.
Directions with each PACKAGE.
And can he readily arpr, cated hv II rincic trial
The eost ~ wGsine TO- family of Ave sH persona
will MT cHcecd three ccnts.
Tine manufacturers VI this powder are aware that
many useicss comp. undo have bcrN introduced -
the publ which have ruitcd tho CLOTH 80 failed In
removing the dirt. hut knowing the intrnsie excel
isnee III THE article. they confidently prvclsin ~
isted, and which has heretofore 9, mancd upenp lied
MANUFACTURED NJ
,1ION1; 4 ATEVENA,
geo broadway. 1G,stOs,.
ALSO. MANI FACTURERs OF FAMILY DYR
COlOks
For sale by Groeers AMI Dealers ever, whcr~
oct2I "a w3a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

@er,,fna, Weakness Cured.

seminal II eakness Cured.
pr. B1IANNAN's VEGETABLE ELECTI AkY,
j pleasant and palyis cure for Spermatorrhaa or
Seminal W .aknes- his remedy, which has been
used by the renowned Dr. Bohannan in his private
practice for over fwtHs five years, never known
fail in curing the ifst OF seminal akness
in from two to five weeks. AZ er twenty five Year,
use in private practe II Is now advertised solely for
the benefit OF the Inmates TO them from the
hands OF Inercie-s Qaseks, il not from the grave.
Price IS per box sent tn all parts ~ the country.
For sale Mt Dr. r snnan's ai'lce, No. ~ Pine ct /,
between Third aud nth.
Established /. 81. Lopis IN 1857
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

Ladies' can receive box Of DR.. Nolpau'> pills ~
mail, sealed from the ewes cfthc pubc, BY enclosing
one dollar and six po-ta-c STAMP TOO. q StApi, e
General Agent for us ~ n a'eriawn, y. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26
PREPARED Oil. or PALM a;D GAGE,

s'or a'rc-cr', aiA;:. Ascrfns iss. :ssAa
I.eit .Eiiy 1ns. s:sc :ir.
Ard q IT,. most densal.a ai.. ". ag. IA. article
the g.iid ca er nrc1dced.
Ladies' will and il no, only certain remedy TO Re
store Dark.n and Dcantiiy The Hair lat Alec dcsir-
able ariicle iar he 1oLci. II II .hy perfume d
with rich and delicate pcrigmc independent OF the
rs.rlii oder ci the one OF la-m oil Mace.
kise Marvel Of kscrH.
A ncY and hegu...ul perfim'. winch in de.icacy Of
scent, and the tcnacity with viii, ,Auss 10 The
handkerchief and person. Is uuepuailed.
The above articles Tor sale by all druggists and
Pernmrrs al IL per bottle each. Sent by express to
any sdGrcss hy prulr.ctois.
r W WRIGHT & co.
oc20iyl 100 Liberty Street New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

The editor IN + anee sho sold n free
pas oscr ,aiioad' that nd been given
him by the mpaay and the man WHO
blushi II, have both been sentenced 20
threc months Imprisonment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26
The Way C0amserfclsers Pre-.
coed.

The modms cperasdi Of the counterfc,ing
gentry is described ~ follows: A suitable
person approaches st-class cngravcr with
an eIier OF $1,000 or even $4,000 for a
plate. The latter is seldom able TO rcss,
this TEMPTATION, and as he no doubt has a
daily engagement IN some bank note cstah.
h,hn al. tie work is done hy tam "a over
tune, such Us nights and sundays When
ihe o' Is arc printed they are distributed
with surprising celebrity aud are "shoved"
simultaneously IN uliI parts o. the
[ r.un. Ia tins manner a iarse number /,
got 81. before su' piclon !, aroused The best
conn efe,t gt,eabtck oa record i the So
i>.4e waicA was al FIRST accepted AZ lhc
l,c sury NJ Wa>hng.on. Roberts. the ar.
tSt who cArc-tca tac pate, received 80.
u0i i4r his services, hp, cas- detected aud
i nR~ seiyirg ca. senicace Of twenty
years At Sin- Sing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

The New York correspondent Of the No
bile Register, TINS pitches into the great
Head. center. He says
"Instead Of going to Ireland, as he had
promised over and over again to do, he WAS
lurking in New York all the time that his
duped country men at home were being sr
rested BY the score. And not only was he
lurking in New York when the American
Fenians thought he was on the other side Of
the Atlantic, but he was living like prince
on the money contributed by Irish working
people 10 aid the Fcnian cause. Those who
remember how he lived near Dublin before
his arrest there. are not su, prised ct this -
lie kept a sumptuous establishment. and rs
he was - poor as chu,ch mouse before he
became q Fenian leader, it was natural that
those who followed him should ask how he
IN, nsgcd to live SO we'll. Since his arrival
| IN New York he has received about $l2,-
600 The exchequer is slmost empty
There 10 nothing to show for the money
What, then, became oft
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26
WHERE CONTEMPLATING Is DONE.

god deal Of counicreiling was execu
trd, some time sgr, IN the vicinity, but the
principal manuisciorics Of forged bank
notes have been broken up, in consequence
Of the great cxer,ions OF the United States
District Attorney directing TIE detective sa-
gscity Of the police. To New York and
New England TIC leading Philadelpaia .'ar
lists In this lac appear to have emiRrated
swelling the army of engravcrs who misap>
ply their manua. skill in those localities =
IL is believed that Long Island ia the favor.
ite place. where what may be called whole.
sale counterfeiung Is chiefly carried ON
bu, there are some Of these establishments
in Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

Good Th1ngs ON ID. Thovcn.
The Commercial Bulletin gets of the fol-
lowing Boston Jokes. which is Characteristic
of the City Of Notions
\ gentleman Of this city. enter tanning
some friends-a short time at the Music Hall
with sight Of the great organ, and other
curioaitics Of he place, suddenly became
swase Of series Of "nudges" in his back,
and turning became also aware of solemn
countryman. evidently Of an inquiriHg mind
indicating the statue Of Beethoven with an
interrogating finger. asked in the unmistsk.
.bls pa,ois Of New England:
rs that s.atioo gilt p
NO sir brcnze." wasthe response
''i'runze. hey Must cost considerable
VIVA 10 the statooof ~
beethoven. said the gentleman, begin
ming to be amused.
'B. Thoysn, hey ?" and then reflective.
" With the impression Of the statue OF Il
Franklin fresh IN his mind--"waS no a
Boston man
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26
Halfn Million Ladies

poeeess t. Evcry husband should have IL Uu sent
by msu, price IL.
He guarantees safe and immediate and cmcacioue
cure or al special dtfcnlsiee Irregularities and OBJ
stsuctione either Ia person or by mail Ladies from
al parts OF the United States consult him with the
.,eas AasA esnddeuca and Certainty OF ApcCe1a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26

Ana Disorders OF
COmfng IONS Venereal lhnrncacr.
Cures them without resoriing TO Mercury, 1odtde
Potaseii, Arsenic. or any poison, bat with Neutral
iacr. pos tive Tor all hunorr and blood poirons
OEGASIo WxAKSk.s. such Seminal Weakness,
Nocturnal and D.urnal Em srione, brought on by
abuse Of the system. early ndscreion-, excesses
entailcd hcreditariiy, causing loss of ms muTy confu
sion, depression, dinic aud oftentimc- insanity,
with other deurable train uf symptoms, aed and
radically cured with iniaiibe method saving much
time and expense. Gl.ci. .,oEorshsa. Structure, and
all diseases peculiar to tue sexss private nature
radically cured.
Cd diseases OF the MOST HOP RIBLE CLASS
where the blood has become poisoned producing
botchee the face. small watery hlistcra, pains Ia
head and bones. liberated thtoaI. nose LIMB. and
body, scrofula together with endl,ss number Of
sunerings.
Dr. james is recommended by the press generally
tn medical faculty. aud professors OF medical college,
Thoec afflicted should apply imme lately, and
be cured Of these terrible diseases.
DR. JAMES has just issued rev. eed. improved and
greatly enlarged edition Of THE MONITOR IN Ven
eral Diseases peculiar to the sexes with directions
and prescriptions for selt treatment.
SpkRx Al oassEA, caused by eelf abuse. sexual eH
&C. is fully treated and will not fail to arrest
the gtteution Of the reades
An important feature Of the book s treatiee upon
Conception how n,oidcd-and The necessity and
propriety. sometimes, OF so doing.
TIE various diseases peculiar to females are fully
treated aud their remedies given.
The Monitor Is printed upon fine paper, neatly and
eubsl antiay bound containing ~ pages and II 10
intended a. book 10 he kept for private reference
and consultation 1t Is mulium in pxryo- much In
the smallest space. Buy IL. Read IL. The book will
iujure none. but benefit allThe old and young Of
both sexes married and .iDgic. Price OF
hook. 20 Cente~-with Fonr Cents Postage.
Address, Dr. JAMES. 7. q. Box 6a, Chi ago Ill.
DR., James Office and Parlors At ~ Randolph
street OF Dearborn strect, Chicago. where he
eases pertaining 70 his speciality. Office hours from
A. N. t0S y. NJ. Consultations confidential.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26
Especial Notice to the Ladies.
"Thc Married W0man's Private
Medical COmDAniOn."

(,st published in 1870 specially intended for mar
rird adde's in delicate or precarious health from
which every lady will perceive his thorough knowl
edge OF her complaints symptoms and causes, and
their skllifui and immediate treatment IL 10 HE
i,p, reii able adviser and cQmpaliOn Over
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26
Medical Advice Free

Dseaser in short tine. without the use Of MercuY
Diseases Of WOMEN haze also his attention. All o
ssructions, &c, removed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-26
SAscIuN on rnE DruocRAr.

LAcGcssi, Wi-ooNsI>, January, is, 'G1.I
unef GS'srdl nsaiimin r Bnt'r, l.. / H..
S.s:-Nour note is before me by TO day s
nui and dnly noted. As nj present cca-
sutuird. wign a natural DISCUS. for thicve,,
ropnevs, turn coats, military bundeTers,
bank robbers, women in-uitcrs, and cva
h,ar ei sconn iro's generally. permit me in
hiA ine> ,o say that have retraction g.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-01-16
Political VultuYes.

1t appears from the Raleigh IN. c.,
Standard, that the bill lately intro.
duced in Congress by Thad. Stevens,
for the reconstruction of North Carroll
ma from the bottom to the top, was
Matched by renegade North CAROLYN
ians; for the Standard says that-"T
put all doubts at resi-, we new state
emphatically that the bill referred :sac;
and which proposes gradually but f.
nally to supersede the present State or
ganization set up under martial law,
was prepared by Messrs. John Pool,
James F. Taylor and WV. Holden, at
the request of Mr.. Stevens, and was in
troduced in the House by the latter on
the 18th of December. These persons
are solely responsible for the measure,
and they are prepared to stand or fall
by it." This man Holden is the very
same who tried SO hard to get elected
Governor, but the people of his own
State spurned him. John Pool, we
Judge, cannot be the U. S. Senator
elect of that name-but whoever they
are, they are certainly the meanest
specimen Of white men that can posi-
bly, be found in all the world. They
are vultures who welcome the invaders
that desoiate their country, that they
may live off the bodies of the slain!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-01-16
Gonfscation Illegal
TUE COURTS AGAINST IT.

Welearn that very important caus,
has just been decided in the Morgan coun
ty (la.) Circuit Court. It was no less i'm
portatt suit thar ore brought by Messrs
Oyler and Banta, Of this place, for the
possession of q certain tract of land SOLD
and confscatsd by the United States
curing the war, as rebel property. Tie
occupant get up, by way Of answer, the
decree Of the United States Court and the
deed Of the United States Marshal to him
which brought before the Court the mer-
its Of the whole case.
The case was fully argued on two separ-
ate occasions, on the last Of which Judge
Baker of one of the Southwestern Circuits
presided along with Judge Eckles, Presi.
dent Judge Of the 9th circuit. After
mature deliberation the Court came to
the conclusion that the sale was null and
void, and that as a consequence the plain
tiff was entitled to immediate possession
of the premises.
II this conclusion of the two learned
Judges who presided at this trial be the
law, as we have no doubt it is, those
unfortunate women and children who hap
Pened 10 live in the South during the ex.
istence of the rebellion, and who had their
reality lying in the loyal States confscated,
have nothing to do but bring suit for
possession, and they will be reinstated in
all their original rights.
But who will get the rents and profits
during con6scation. This is q nice cues.
ton; but we presume the courts will give
it to the rightful owner of the land, suit
Press.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-01-16

HEAVY ON THE FREEDxEs.-A friend
coming from the direction Of Tibbee the
other day, found notice stuck nj On .
gate post. of plantation, OF which the
following is a copy:
ITO WHOM IT NAT CONCERN Il"
"This farm Is not fot sale, lease or
rent, or to be given away.
''The exjdniot proprietor thereof in
taking his leave, desires to return 10 the
colored employees an everlasting and damn.
able adieul
ITO the efficient and prompt manner in
which the discharged their arduous duties,
during the heat Of summer, | owe the
total destruction Of my crop!!
"Notice is hereby given that / have
by mutual consent released all claims upon
this class Of citizens, and that they nre free
to enlist for and with any one DESTROYS Of
securing their valuable services.
ITO such an one / would say that they
differ widely as to the manner Of enlistinc.
none being willing to do so, unless being
iirst allowed to retain the following nee.
essary implements, to wit:
One hye.shooter and a shotgun, three
dogs, two pleasure horses, one mich COW,
two sows and pigs, goats and chickens in
same quantity as white people. five or six
acres Of laud for patch, according to size
Of family. &c.
"For further particulars, apply to
"GREEN Horn.
"Late Planter"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-01-16

A jury DISMISSED. Judge Brigham,
OF the Superior Court for Hampden county.
now in session at Springfield, summariiy
dismissed one Of the juries Tuesday. The
jury had the case ola man indicted as a
common seller before them, and disagreed
as TO the verdict. The Judge asked the
foreman it there was any probability Of
their agreeing, and on the foreman's re.
spending in the negative, Judge Brigham
said that, while he did not feel at liberty
to investigate and determine whether the
Jury had the proper qualifications, good
morals and sound judgement, and while he
did not impute to any juror misconduct,
the fact appeared that the jury, having
evidence which was sufficient" after q
deliberation Of hours, had been unable to
agree. After showing the inconsistency
OF their conduct by stating other cases Of
no stronger evidence on which they had
agreed, and saying that he thought II would
be waste Of time and cause for public
scandal to go on as they had begin, be dis
charged the jury and stated that be should
proeeed with the trial Of tie other cases
with such jurors as no now had left. It
is doubtful if case similar to this has ever
occurred 10 this Commonwealth. It is
understood that the jury stood TED for con-
vlctlon to two for acquittal.