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The New York herald., 1869-03-20
TIVE nsDIcal c1PpsRasAo WAR AGAINST THf AoMHErM-
TlOh
From the Baltimore Gazette radical coppcrhcad,.
March 49, y

From the Baltimore Gazette radical copperhead)
March 10.
The radical party IN this country, having
no nice scruplcs about the means by winch il attalns
ifs ends makes little distinction between dirty
and honorable work. IL confers upon the spy
II gives 10 the gallant soldier. Az N to en-
courage others to emulate her infamy II has inst
appointed one Mrs. Van Lew 10 be postnlstress
nj Richmond. This important position has been
bestowed upon her In consideration OF her betrayal
Of the people OF that city when General Grant was
base treaclIery; but II indecent ana scanIaIous 10
the las degree that such person should be elevated
10 a h,gh and responsible Office All other conslde err
alions apart the public interests demand that tho
government agcnts should be selected for some
other reason than their compllcliy with treachery
aud faisehuud. The Tarpeia VINO would betray
CIV is not sboye tamperina with the mails
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
BE00KLys INTELLIGENCE,

CRUELTY TO HoRsE.-Francis guisc while cruelty
forcing poor dcbilitated and superannuated specl
men OF horse TO draw an overloaded wagon along
on Myrtle avenue, near Broadway yesterday, was
taken into custody by policeman and was subse
quentiy arralgned before Justice CornweL Culse
was convicted OF the offence charged and sentenced
nne OF ity dollars or 70 undergo an incarceration
for nfty DAYS 10 the Penitentlary 10 the latter pro-
VISION OF the law he was compelled TO submit.
CoR0NER's INQUEST m THE FATAL CAR Accl.
DENT.-An inquest was held before Coroner White.
hiIl into the circumstances attending the late fatal
casualty on the Brooklyn and Newtown Railroad, on
Thursday evening. 1t appeared from the testimony
elected that the deceased, william Henry Garrow,
had gone to the end OF the De Kalb avenue car route
on Wednesday last for the purpose OF meeting a
relative and while there he fell upon the down
track, it beng dark at the time, and was run over
~ Nos. IL and -. The wheels passed over the
nips and abdomen, causIng almost instant death.
James StrOuse, conductor. and william Babcock.
driver Of No. ~, and William Adams OF car
No. ~ were held 70 bail each In the
sum of 81. 100 By the Coroner who handed the case
to the District Attorney. The following verdict
deceased TO his death BY being run over by car
No. ~ of the Brooklyn and Newtown Railroad Com
psny and thar the drivers, William Babcocg and
James Srouse were guilty Of culpabe negligence IN
running over the boy, ana we further END that car
No. IL ran over him, and that tue driver, William
Aaams, was guilty OF neglect"
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
SUPREME COUaT-cIaCulT.
Verdict In the Commission Merchant Case.
Before Judge Gilbert.

BEFORE Judge Gilbert
DdUid ~. Batd,cin et al rs. Rosirel S. B,a7oatchs
ef a.-This case, which has already Deen twice re-
ported in these columns, the last time on Thursday
was finally concluded yesterday IL was an action
II viii be remembered, TO recover sl40O0 being the
principal and interest OF sum advanced by plain
tins upon cotton entrusted 10 them by the defend
ants 10 be sold on their, the defendants account.
The jury found verdict for the paintirs for iull
amount claimed.
Action Against the Broadway, L. D., Railway
Company.
Leopold Michel rs. The Broddlrcy Rdi1irdy Com
pdny On the lltn OF July last palntir took defend
ants cars at the South Seventh street. T. d., ferry
tor East New York. Before the trip was completed
II became necessary for the defendants TO transfer
the passengers from the which plantn
riding to an excursion Before plaintin got
aboard OF this latter had started and was noy.
Ing rapidly. Plaintiff, in getting from the car, hal
his foot sip through the step and his leg broken and
ms foot crushed. lt became necessary afterwards
20 have his foot amputated. This action was
brought to recover the sum OF $4,000 for damages
then sustained. The defence was careessness on
the part or the plaintiff Verdict for defendants.
henry J. Clinton for plaintn; Judge Barnard for
defendant.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

that something elre was intended than that
which was avowed. The Chancellor finally
sums up In the following manner:-"l cannot help
OF any Representations by hs brother to the con-
trary that his brothers. object was to part with his
securities and have his property IN cash, 30 that ne
might avoid being compelled 20 pay the Judgment
OF Miss Green. This makes the transfer TO DR.. Tan.
tum void against the complainant, and there must
be decree In accordance with this view. DR.. Tan
lor and has retained Attorney General Robson TO
argue his case. Mr.. Kingman, Of Trenton, appears
for Miss Green. The argument win occupy another
day. Twenty three causes have yet TO be argued,
seventeen OF which are ready. The term will continue
TWO weeks longer.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
rhe New senator from Wisconsin.
from the Boston Advertiser tsumner organ
oesn

March 10
IL IL said that Mr. Cafpcners eoqucnce ION the
Tenure oil once bD won for him front place in the
senate. Bnt his reasoning halts painfully. The act
which he proposes 20 suspend N the only security we
have for the observance of that elementary and OBJ
yions requirement ofte constitution that the Senate
shall be consulted about the removal Of public officers
IL Ia expressly 10 restore 10 the President the power
TO remove obnoxious officers without consulting the
senate that IL IL proposed To suspend this trouble.
some act. What ~ TO become OF Mr.. Carpenters
elementary and obvious maxlms while the law ia In
abeyancef what viii he do with his oath to stand
by the constitution when the President, without con-
shifting the senate, removes the postmasters and
revenue officers appointed IN Wisconsin under Mr..
DooIittc's auspices
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
The Eeyer shin.

Several passengers on board the emigrant ship
James Poster Jr, in her late terrible passage from
Liverpool were before United States Assistant Dis
trict Attorney PARIS yesterday and made statements
concerning the treatment the passengers were sub
ected TO. To-day these statements will be pat in
the form OF allidavs and sworn TO by the parties.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
cOyaI Of ssssInns.
SENTENCED.

Before Judge Troy and Associates Hoyt and VOORHEES,
Michael Laly, convicted on Thursday OF burglary.
was sentenced yesterday to four years and seven
months In state Prison. Charles Brown, who
pleaded guilty yesterday to two indictments was
sentenced TO nine years aud seven months IN the
State Prison.
ACQUITTED.
John Kenney, tried on a charge OF fclonious
assault alleged 70 have been committed on the "a
Of Uc ober last, was lound not guilty.
TILL TAPPERs.
Henry SNYDER and Peter Hayes were tried on q
charge OF having N February last robbed the
OF y. H. Eden, IN rompkins avenue, near Quinccy
street, OF nfty-eght dollars. The two men entered
the store together and asked the clerk ont TO gee
about purchase OF coal. While the two were con-
Sersing OUTSIDE, the man inside robbed the money
drawer Boin were found gully, and both were sent
NJ ior Tour years and seven months In the state
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
CITY COURT.
Decisior.

nv Judge Thompson.
Mnesldnd Us. Aetd0cneD.-Motlon for new trial
1euled.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

l. s. Backus, well known IN this state az the pub
Usher Of the Nelr FORK Sfofe Rddn and DetV hutes'
g0quyiaI died at Cherry Valley on Thursday morn
~ Of lockIaw. Mr. Baekus was himself deaf
na<' MA'
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

az
mortgages, neld by hun on lands IN new Jersey
were Ora wn and executed to his brother, Josenh II
1antum 1T Camden On these mortgages there wac
due $50. lie applied 10 his brother Joseph r. 10
purchase the mortgages and a horse and buJgy
winch he owned. which he dld aud paid nm,
$55Os 10. John A. Tautum then went TO reside with
Joseph X. mt Wilmington, del on the day after the
verdict since when he mas not been back 20 thssafe
openly. Ills wife continues TO reside at her resi-
dence IN Allentown. Judgment was entered on the
verdict the istb Of December. 1896. TN the same
day an execution against goods ana lands was issued
10 the sheriff OF the county Of Monmouth, VINO made
a return that no goods or lands OF the defendant
could be found In his county. la February, 1867, the
palntlr, Emma W. Green, fled her bill against
John A. Tautum and Joseph X Tantun, ana the
mortgagers ia these seven mortgages, 70 have the
Transfers declared void against her, TO have re-
/ ceiver appointed and the money due on them APP
pliei TO the payment OF her Judgment and 70 pre-
vent the payment OF the money. due on tne
mortgages 10 the defendants John a. Tan
tum and Joseph X. Tantum. Joseph X. Tantum,
/ the physician from Wilmington. is the only
defendant who has answered the BILL lie admits
The verdict and judgment and the assignment OF the
mOf2age and other property 10 him. lie denies that
ne had any knowledge that the OBJECT OF the transfer
was 70 Decay or deiraud Miss Green In the recovery
OF her debt and states that hs brother John told him
that his object was 10 raise money 10 pay the
palnani. lhe opinion OF tie Chancellor s that there
y no direci proof that Ut. Tantum knew OF any IN
tentou on the part ~ his brother by this assignment
TO dcfraud Miss Green, aud further saws that
there abundant proof that such was the
object OF his brother: but no part or rhIs
( proof, either directly or by Implication, conpccts
Dr. Tantum with this design ON the part or Dr
7antum, both by the allegations IN his answer and by
the argument OF counsel II s objected that the com.
plainan have reief because she had not nj the
lime OF transfer any lien claim on the mortQaoea
which gives her the right TO question the transfer.
The Chancellor, In another part OF nls opinion
maintains that II is scarcely credible that Dr ran.
tum could have witnessed such hot haste on the part
Of bis brother-thls desire and EFFORT Instantly 10
4 mat until within a lew hours he had nercrly
/ contested, without spepectiDg Or believing
, 1869-12-22

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;ersns v.s* and ia fcsrset T, mHny dsnefsas
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vciy tint Of bin Recommendations rtrrtsed \. thd
s f. E IL n Ts: I'D u Z. at ,s ~
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| !r.n OFF oNr aad the experience I ether nations.
teuud faHty stnsie suppets<r ia either hf.as
HcaEt et snon5 mons e!senlsr Ia urn the desk cf
earh nersttE pf hAvins heru Influenced to hts attts-
p:euts md I'd ATOMS By eu.Iupt and unworthy
ettites- Ike dtefAtor afro attended tesrly al tbs
itG; A. sT tIsmrr. he repeal u lie taK cot
ter crude lvtnpm ne e,I nls,tve md onsIeastsats
lc4 ite rtvennr from. frfroentei hot, by tneans a.
It.nps. aud tuu tohaecp BY the joint .Fpltesttoa q
tfr ntuur nd pseksst SFsttn,: The aptqtItmeht o1
supkE& tor uuitotra uIou cEats. aad tho ke
md y.t thr ado. t'a 81 81. II ihrtr has bern
l tHhse.lntpfy fuupd Eece-eNy thFuu4h expc-
sirrtr. and has by ed1nrnt rernltsi
10 kttat md Permanent benefit alike the government
| md tic rt,ile, EeenEk enualcnt therelole. FROM
tuSh Teirotieet. The n lht fuinrr. tbs
,.-rit rrt &ith Its Recommendations. seaprt-
fully unlimited David 4. WELLS.
| CLittd Stat-t Srerial Com alIs.toner ii Hsrvnue-
| uco. tEoE1E :. hntTwfkI.
| >rcFrtAyy os The f1e1tIEy.
, 1869-12-22

Tho srKolt a<tcr1 au5 'ne :he above table Addas IL
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pal.Ii!c cest q doH esc wuctcns 10 1s1 I'D 1s n
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ca AccnuEt f cot linx Eueh s2otSt6d % eaps1 "
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, 1869-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

In tao Ctruuat Court OF Coax Cou1tJs
HE tho rza.:xr og tse appuesfac af shs Eoa tssss
G4mlr rIaktous1 for the Asrct1tG6s f1 - ssS
cna.1. nsde + tbs las:ter as.csstd. n3sses !. het
Fiytn 10 al pat-ses tstEsessed ihaf sos seie
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GsaSS ;SSs u ala Gc1Ss1 ii Cook. taF tas n
psirt1asn: q thrSs f'esseiae1s e ne ssa GsSa e
9sht huudfrd As DIZZY ere thouaA1a bsTnn ha5efsE
nd h1rJ deilI,1 III 80, upou rofe.ty 70 " m9
= Sc1th GhIcsss 9yda Pax md Lel In sa3d e1Ls0s
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sfs;rte II Saea ese raEa md rr9vided ~ 70 esia
sch daief u bJ hw de.dvtd g thtS ths - a,sSF
AssAstasr: and II pares trtk:ez<d ~ e 10y .ssx
men ia thxre kppANf Anf ID Ae1c ot t4 AASsa&
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John n VuSQS. s4gTT1
oH9 9TSdET +. NTE, SIl;S F&ck GoElks-Jcss<4
, 1869-12-22

Me n..nsts q she u1i!rEs.y Il Pn!aterhis aaa z.
a<xaal DtsrA>ts n brih sezss- S<nd stAtn7 fnE
be- - at N AnG tai utaeAsc1. CoUst a1ioas
III and epIuds1t4Al
, 1869-12-22
Words Of Cheer,


On texryc.r 0. You:a .nd the rallrs os Asa. IN n.
1sItt 10 Mae1iAxe ed Se<a1 Ays ws,a eepinS tana
fer Il e.tcE And EctoEsahA.r Sent in ssalt1 ts&t
er+. isf+z, free Il charge. Address, HOWARD A9l3k
GlATluN, Hox p, TEhatelth!a, Pa-
, 1869-12-22
MEUlUAL UAHUA.


O1nteeatA ph1neian. formerly Of 1t. Lonss hsa sst
TIE nne ytAss keso la:td r. thas city. It He. IN
+. Cta.k It, eosper Of Nc Ctieako. IL, Ard
ts ues toe aeh to :hat be l. oos u the mot ss
lrl rs.ec1efs In at, for eurs tie d,sessea he -
snd Gdr % Ae.s train. % ~ di.e.s.. Ct ~ seae
Ian ii lie E,etts SEteiat Il ske prrsxut aay wc1&
as.sstal pess.A Sent .a ~ sde.rs tsec q ss.Ess
hnnt4ya, to 5 p e Gall Aadrsa4 DE- q RlaX.
law Hnr liz. fjhtrhSn
, 1869-12-22
l5r-ED1T11scnd,

ls1 Santh Elark ali ruvaIr Dtrouic. and Sex
ual lseas%- u, btlh -sAE, euaraH:srs s4sk Aa4
fr1nsnrI; ea:ts. iu ,ae wessl cs.ss serntcA Weak
tt-.- Srry.a. Eet ny. sJEsta.:e Afet 4as of any
kHA Ali TttAAt E1+r1ers nad Difficulties tfnatrd HsiA
SAFETY and saeer.s. Ills Pamphlet ot AGsiea" ssae
, 1869-12-22

The OLD ESTABLISHED Dr. Cl.,t1, ii Sauth
o,ta f. M s9atnuss q iS 70 s,s t nsasf.i .1
Pin. u Ir box send staup for book fyt ths Married
lt1t14: DR. CI.AEkE, II south Glafk GhisAfu
, 1869-12-22
DR.. Raphael


Describes dlsaAss H.ha7t any Information f-stn ths ~
ncns LAD e1fea HtthJrt lEy e1psrtnen:a OF tha n14
tTeatment- 13 KaE MAdisou.st, Up staI.., uonEatss
tton t<n. - Hkcd n foe his "QuI0K TO HkALx3
, 1869-12-22
Private Consultations,

And Treatment In nj prir.ss a.ttne.-mAls fcznA&a,
oh l. bANGAA q LaaAle It Prlee LetSufu ADA
lsA ~ the Ma5r.ed. . e.Ata Fen.Ie F1lia- ns.an
mid YrtiAhlr in nn cases-$&cA Female ff1exulariudE
auerr-.fuily treated. Aha, NEMViNK FII4LNs1E1
Gu Ios 11e4Is sslf. ahufe-e11 ~ mail KneAoe1
stxu,p and a.sdr-ss r O. h1x "a. Uhica9o
, 1869-12-22


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change tn thr t.s1H, hut tha: thev ray b. hIon<nt
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New It1k, sh4.us Tie teitrE nrtc< nj certain kAtti
ytsstieR u wpelen t,ct4 In l5l ard lH stspectvet
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But I wouder
Why | Wander1

Take it all in all, / like Boston. Bill
Slmkuss, a friend of mine who has gone
West, don't like Boston. He sayssit, a
close-fisted, bigoied concern. You prob
ably know BA4.s Most every body does.
The boarding house keepers all remember
him, and he is at present very popular
with the tailors- They all want to see
him Anybody who had money to lend
would scarcely pass Bill by. He used'to
visit all his friends on Saturday night,
and ask them, with the most rigid impair
tiaIity, if they chad anything over He
watched with me one night when / wasn't
expected TO live, and as awoke from a
feverish slumber was deeply touched to
hear. Bill softly weeping by my bedside.
"Hhyfere sobbeth thou, sweet Wiiliam?'
I unto him did quoth. "Why these
weeps 2" so, Mr.. Skinner" said he,
''the doctor says, you can't live, and if
you could only leave some little memento
of these last hours a ffty>cent currency,
dear Uncle Moses, or even quarter,
would go far toward reconciling me to
this Christening of Providence
Bill finally got so far in debt that he
was advised by friend of bis, lawyer,
to seek his fortune IN the Great West
! And he is to-day a hourishing outcast in
Chicago, and owns swsll-frpnGblOcks.H He
says he hssshadEaraoted prejudice against
sBuetun eTer since sSfoiieenSh he0ght>a
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A RIcu STORY THE spot, +" noted
whirlpool in the Tennessee river, strong
enough at all times to enguls canoe,
producing cross currents which made nav
igation dangerous even for steamboats, at
high water, and often destroying large
vessels an time of food, has ceased to ex-'
ist. The plan of Improvement was to
cut down p1int1 of land, that projected
intosthe- river, and thus cause DETECTION
Of the current 50 that the water. now has
free passage. Many amusing stories
are told about this s''Pot" by those living
on the banks of the river. in Marion conn
ty.,. One dark night fatboatmau from
jefferson county was floating down the
river when he came to log cabin on the
bank, from which proceeded The sounds of
music and dancing, Tying up his boat.
he joined the merry party, drank a. few
horns of whisky, and started on his jour
ney. Having fioaied about fifteen min
utes, he passed what he supposed to be
another cabin, where similar frolic was
in progress. The third party he encoun-
tered be took another social glass with,
and then npcontinued, his journey, passing
log cabin1every half mile, from which the
sounds Of music were issoinE. The scene
in the morning, when he saw a man come
from cabin to the river TO wash himself,
remarked the liyeliness of the country, and
was told that instead of having made thir-
ty miles he had been ''swingpg round the
circle9sof the SPOT, twas very amusing.