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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31
TRUST SALE.


RY virtue of deed in trust, executed
E1 on the eighteenth day of September,
1888, by Marcus D. F. Hawley, to the
subscriber, as trustee, to secure the pay
ment of certain note therein. described
payable to Samuel NJ. Turner or order,
which said deed has been duly recorded,
in the Probate Clerks office of Lowndes
County, and State of Mississippi, will
sell at public auction for cash, at the
Court House door in the town of Coum-
bus, County and State aforesaid, on the
Seuenth day Of Janua,y, 1641,
the following town lots or parcels of land,
to wit: Lot number seven, in square num-
Der twenty, north of Main Street, con-
tanning one fourth Of an acre, be the
same more or less,
Also, part of Lot number five, in square
number nine, north of Main Street, begin.
ming at point in said lot number five
forty one feet west Of the south east CO..
ner of SAID Lot number five. running
thence northwardIy, parallel with Marke
Street, twenty five feet, thence westwardly
twenty five feet parallel with Military
Street, thence southwardly twenty five
feet parallel with Market Street, thence
eastwardly twenty five feet, parallel witt
Military Street to the beginning, lying ant
being in the town Of Columbus, County
and State aforesaid, and known in tn
plan of said town as lot number seven
and part of lot number FIVE.
Sale TO take place within the hours pre-
scribed by law, The title is supposed t
be good, but only such as is in me veste
as trustee, will be conveyed to the par
chaser.
Dated December 16, 1910.
WILLIAM ECKTORD,
Trustee
st. ids. prE. 10.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31
N0TICE.

A Ii Persons Interested in the =, bs'' j
~ Of Gen. NJ. NJ. Brigham, ..' en-.
Lowndes County, deceased, elihe, . II j
dior, or clients, can see a schedus ssiijj
the goods and effects belonging . 2,r ~
Estate, which are in The hands q d., n !,
Brigham. Esq, of CINCINNATI ol ~ .
calling upon the subscriber, VINO J, M EI;sb.
ceived said schedule from the sac ~ = 4
Brigham ESQ.,, the father oflhs saw
ceased. vnrN.
Columbus, Nov. IS. 1870. D.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
Icy virtue of Deed of Trust. execu.
ID ted TO me by George N. Smith
and acknowledged and left at the office
the Clerk of Probates, in the county Of
Lowndes and State of Mississippi on the
sOth day of September 1889, | shall pro-
coed to sell on the
27th day ofJanuary 1910,
between the hours of IL O'Clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon, at
the residence of the SAID George N. Smith
in the county and State aforesaid, the fol.
lowing properly to wit: Patty, and her
three children Violet, Jack, and Peggy,
and woman named Chiner, with he 1
increase. Such title only as | have by
virtue Of said Deed Of Trust, shall sell
according to the terms of said deed, and
for the purposes therein mentioned.
RICH. II. BROWNE, gTrustce.
December 23d 1910.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.

HY virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri
ND Facias, issued by the Clerk of the
circuit Court of Lowndes county, and to
me directed, | will sell for cash, at the
Court House door, in Columbus, On Mon
day, the
Eighteenth day Of January meat,
the following property, to wit:
The north east quarter. the west half
Of the south east quarter, and east half Of
south west quarter section nineteen, town
ship seventeen, south, range eighteen,
west, containing 3l4 24-OO acres,
Levied on as the property of William
Covington, to satisfy said fl. ia. in favor
Of Robert Purvis, and others,
Sale within. hours prescribed by law.
Dated Dec. 8, 1910.
p. M. GRANT, Sh'fof
Lowndes county.
9 Prs. fee S79 90,
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TRIST 60

DY virtue "a. s2ALE.
ID 18th day Of M SsSo q , s51si executed
seyto me as trustee, for eerss;. " John c. Rs
IN mentioned whica deed i'; : puTposes ths,.
the Office Of the Probate GU = y doe reeo,5;
county book IA, pages 259. Se a9Ik Of lOaDd..
tur qS' If ,be with WIN the last act Of the
trust sales i win proceed ,o.l pPl TegOIsiis-
the Court house door in tbs - sen ior cash !.
bus, on Monday the 80 'O@n ofCoes
=. PSI Sofh deg Of December n.,,
I ma John, Eliza, Maria. and ~.
The title to said negroes is nn a,u iiisa
bysaid trust. a''s 'es'ed n ~
June, %, 1910. 6m. VIM Trazs,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31
MEnICAL NOTICE.

Dr.. =. ?. b : cEsz..a--z.
XKTILLi in future devote his whole attention
w to the practice ofthe several branches
of his profession, at the late residence OF ms
father. between Col. Nimrod Davis and Lind
sey's Ferry. He viii practice upon as reas-
enable terms as any other regular bred phys
ician in the country.
Dec. 10, I639.--I2 If
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July IA, 1S40.-prf $40.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

Owing to the scarcity of money, the
" Proprietors ofthe Stage line from Coum-
bus to Jackson, Mi, have reduced the rates of
fare from S25 to SIS.
The line is furnished as usual, with good
Coaches, splendid horses and careful drivers.
Columbus, Jnly, %, 1910.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31

WNHE undersigned respectfully beg
II leave'to announce TO the planters
and merchants Of Alabama and Mississip.
pi, that their House for the present sea.
son will be opened for the reception Of
produce on the first of November. AL
eonsignments will be thankfully received
as well as punctually attended to.
HERND0N & GORDON.
Oct. 2S, l640.-6-tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31
For Sale

AT the Drug Store at the corner
of Main and Market Streets COlun-
bus, by E. 4. SMITH
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31
NOTICE.

NNR. GEORGE NJ. MULLEN, of this
w place, has been appointed Agent to col
lect and receive all Indebtedness to the South
ern Argus printing Office, of whatever eharac-
ter, that accrued between Oct. LIST, 1889, and
Sep. LIST 1910. Those interested are request
ed to make payment forthwith, as further
indulgence will not be given.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31

JOHN c. RAMSEY, of Columbus, Miss,
is hereby constituted and appointed my Attor-
ney during my absence from the state.
E. B. DRAKE.
Columbus Mi. Nov. Is, 1910
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-31

BY T. CHRISTIAN, Dep.
4tn9. prs. fee, = sod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER ii
MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA

pkEP under the i.rmedate Of the
this elegant preparation that possessing all the properties
Of %asessa G .s 'i
aty aad relieves heartburn ehestnaily without ipurng
iss ap sss
a n o@sei ss G2s al Complaints
ttends regulate the action of the bowels and is peculiarly
The saponsd ssosum contained in the London Me.
ten By Doctor James Johnson of Loadon Physician to the
sir Murray Pellucid solution of Magnesia-This very
useful and elegant preparation have BEEN trying for
ed BY aedity aud constipation very great benefit
ey ", asS TO S
sts and p men :msr Ashley coepsr Bart Sir
,nas Has ssr Or lanes &
SP yrs%i tom, sart Dr. LsSat Dublin Dr.. Barker do
sygl he s.A Of da,ssfou. .ah-ttatiOns and
ss ,ss ys:'ss q ss
ns s s' l%'s.
tor Of that mediege, without which it csnno, be
with ~ si,a,,,sS SYRUP the Fluid Masne'a
NJ: VIII s.sa 5.ss
,$a SF;; sis
, s:S ,ss Gsas j.. % GS.m aSss
and fe,pesiakle p usgls New YORK; Philadet
'''' ana throughout T.;
To i,e Medical Practitioners Of Great Britain and Ireland
MERKIJN SQr ARE, 18th June. is40
GEvrLEMES-traefufo for distinguished appreciation,
rstusn you my unfe gned and respectful thanks.
Ia consideration OF your enlightened Of
0RsofNAL FLyp MAsNEsIA" is but lair TO spp,ise you
that mxtures Of Lime water Neutral Salts. and rr
Eating liquids furnished in bulk TO retailers by
deal and aiding INIT ators.
Since the add ton Of To my hrery,
the utmost condensation Of re fid 70 ehected that the
weknown law OF definite proportion is observed After this
Of Masnesa subsdes IN beautiful ysals and
the Solution perfect saturaon and
uniform strength snd purity.
SIN prescribing Draughts Tinctures nfaslons,
remedies to be in combination with Preparation,
please direct requisite dose Of the msdicne TO be
FLUID MAGNEsA and that the apothecary shall furnish the
patient with the genuine kind Bos osIv which bear on
Lieut. lin ink) This nsu te inte gritty and identity
Of original and the imposition of derous IL
quds sold drgh and often substituted to the serious
dsappoin ment OF the physician and the deep injury Of the
patient .
Ihave the honor TO be.
GENTLEMEN,
Your obedient servant,
40 I'm ina JAMES MURRAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

SERVED HIM RfoHr. Mr.. scbsnole, an officer no
the navy, inflicted severe personal cbsstisement 9.
Samuel Medary, editor Of the Ohio Statesman, in
the streets ofCciumb~s, few days since, far p.s-
fishing vsstos Libel % the ehsrsose~ Of his ma
tier,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
Police ORee.

SrPT ll-Rpnning of scith a Young Giri.-As
application YVES made to the sitting magistrate at an
early hour on Thursday, by an inhAbitant OF Fish
kill, for warrant TO arrest man OF the name Of
Henry James, carpenter by trade, who il al
legged bad carried of the applicants daugh very
pretty girl Of ~ years IF age IL appeared frs the
statement Of the father that the girl had been
school the day previous but some ions being
ente rtained by her mother the latter went down 20
the landingan learnt that the young demoiselIe had
gone off with her lover for NewYork in n steamboat
No time was lost in making pursuit; and at late
hour The same night the father of the precocious
damse arrived here, and scertained that the lovers
No 197 Elm street. In the morning a search war
rant was procured, and the youthful pair arrested
and brought before Justice Merritt. As the Grand
Jury were in Session, the parties were conducted
from the Star Chamber 70 the Grand Jury room,
and sufficient proceeding taken TO warrant the de-
ention Of James until he be tried for the offence
Bail was refused by the magistrate, so, we suppose,
recourse will be had by the legal advisers Of james
to writ oil habeas corpus, when hearing must be
had in open Court and some other partc Of this
extraordinary affair OF course trsnspire. At pre-
sent the Of the young lady and that Of her am
" is to be withheld
Deiicaey One Of the beauties Of Walnut street,
or its pureus, who rejoiccs in the name Of Mary
Pearsa was brought before the sitting Magistrate,
charged with biting OF the right ear VI another
nymph named Eliza Morrison Eliza stated that
she and Mary had slight difference, which pro
aseAA listis aalnas fsslinx hftwcen them. bat an
they were old friends and had long borne with each
others infrmities, why she did not expect MARY
would have borne any malice /; yet in this, as in
other things, poor Eliza doomed 60 be dis.r-
pointed for when Mary called TO see her she fell ~,
her, tooth and nail, scratched her face and hit an
her right auricu ar organ.
Mary being called on for her story, said douucdly,
that II served rother right; she had no business
90 stay with her friend"
As this was question which the magi.trsts did
not wish to hear discussed he cut IL short By eo~-
hitting Mary tothe tombs
Ihe hoomtrg Sysfem .-Jem Lyon, a well known
oaier, went to bed in the same room with Prescott
y. Pound, and in the night went OF wi h Mr.. P's
watch Jenny was committed
hronerdfed- French teacher. residing at No.
w Canal street, ofthe name Of Julian Anthony Frsn-
tier. was examined on cha &c Of Grand larceny asd
no proof appearing of his guilt, he was honorakly
acquitted. The Frenchman found lawyer, and in
his turn held his prosecutors to bail for arrest and
false imprisonment They will have 10 suffer ssme
in pocket as he did in person.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

n + A ID A G. ri T.
CsREp y sys minutes BY shEaMAN,s cAMPHoR
Dr. g. Hunter James Tsrner and hundred Of Others this
city witnesses oths wonderful virtues fhese
sold alos Nassau st., Oodd OF Broadway and peck
er at, md iss Fultoust Brooklyn. asi
SPENCERs LEEs VEGETABLE rlLLs-Tbese Rlls
~ alternative aud aperent remedy and stand
reputation 10 all the ssscrn States and particularly ua~d
nhe adsche d. spese. cough splitting Of blood female
paints hysterric 6s TheJ for sale by the
FEUCHTWANGERs Pharmacy, sao Brosway,
asi Pearl a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

WANT -D-saocs wanted fr of wear. 90 ;vos ~.
w ed real IN the ow-r ~ o,sk ~. le
De amosnt Address hos ~. sorss rsst o6ne. sstu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

N0TlCE-Al Artists. Actors, Musicisns. &c. connected
" with engaged for the ST. Casrl,s Theatre. New Or
eana hereby notified that they be thai city or
before the oth day fOctobr nest; and an connected
vaged the New Theatre At Mobile notified to BE-
spot before the 6rst day 81 January Al
nnrnts with IN the. made ~ this city ny
3 r.. GLOvEF, ies Pine st. corner Of ssssh
s,t~ Assat Tor JAMEs II CALDWELL, NOslsass
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

- FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.Eor a highly i'm
tI7 rroved Farm New York the elegant sor
It'll House Houston street built with great care and r,
plete with every conyenisnce. Apply to
K COLLINS co. ana Houston street, or
$40 SO y 9TH ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
N . F | G, I | 0 n.



f-A friend Lowell has written To aetter i relation
to remarkable performed BY Dr. Grsrdn Of hs city
who has established Office at Lowell Annexed the state
ment the Of several responsible gentlemen, who
tase occasion to compliment Dr. Crsrdn the strongest
terms for his ss Practiti We aks pleasure
making known fact and amending the Doctor
such suffering under those Affections the
which he has been successful.
LOWELL, August s, 1910.
DR.. l.. GIRARDIN-
sirith pleasure do acknowledge the immense benefit
which have derived from the OF your medicine have
beea cedfor past with consumption. and haye
been under the ofseyer they all agreed
they could do good; al0s hopeless surrendered
selie and feel that grateful
due for the heath now through instrument
tally fact Of relief will make others apply the
reetoraves shall feel that this communea made
in vain. Respectfully.
ELIZA JANE STocKwELL.
This certify tust have been acqu nted with Mis-,
StockTe for time past and have known her very
much out ofheah but rejoice that her health has been greatly
improved aud that she has cured by Dr. L. G
rardin NArHNI rHuRsroN.
Pastor Of TIE ,sL Farewell sptist CkIcr ia Lowell
Chas. Carver, Wm. 4. ramsey,
Mrs. Mari m Bowles, Harriet Partfntcr
Mrs. A. Carver, khoda Jones
Sarah Binney,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

On account of the demand Cor this Msdi.;ne the pro-
prietor has been under the necessity Of
hces No Murray street, Broa way, the
Park and No. SO Beck Of III street. No.
Division street few doors Catbarnc the only
place 10 New York, where DR. l.. GlRARDIN's LIFE RE-
SrOkATlvE ELlAIR, a certain cure for Consumption,
and aso his VEGETABLE ELIXIR, srtain for tse
cret maadiesl can ne obtained. s2s liza
pUBLlC NOTICE Or REMOVAL-SAMUEL PHIL
LIPS, late of ios William street, repeatedly Informs his
patrons that he has removed his nash Tailoring Es
tablshment TO las Broadway door fM Liberty street
where he will continue to transact bust hesame
ten that has gained him large portion bc favor
p has entered into arrange ments that euabe him to
furnish articles ofdress equal in every the first
hSnses IN the trade at still greater saw heretore
bills with his (tre ouly way arrive al JUST cocusiop;
quality a.ene npst establish the trn~ value Of afe1e ia
this TACT that withhods the proprietor from publishing
mna Inst of charges articles may he up
which absolutely he ratio the most extrsvagant
prices -
8. r. wishes particular TO draw att TO this fact az
daily attempts raoetc has rtisements.
Ia conclusion, s. 2. genenS at he makes up
articles Of dress whatever from the ye best materials and
that he employs but rs rate hands, He asks the public
to make trial OF his the full that he
really then thirty per cent.
An assortment of Shrts, Stocks Bosoms, Collars, and
Globes. always on hand jeN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

ICE CREAMS AND CONTEMPORARIES, WHOLE
rou~ SALE AMP RETEAlL.
ing from many experiments IN the nsnuacture of lee
friends and the public generally, give him cali satisfy
hemsevss that better article cannot be fno the city
10 His confetti cured under his
diae supervision and Of the best steral. For sale
No. 70 Canal street. jyl7s2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

k<H FOR NEW ORLEANs--First Pachet-.will
Al san pGsns,i, % Saturday the ssgtsnssr " TI.e
TER, Capt Ocane will sail above She ysi
aodae more bin and eerags which wi
taken the most reasonable tsrns IN appestoi he
rp>as ca boasd AZ Burning siir; sy y
GLovERs McMURRAY,
20 tooFipe o. South e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

.srssv, % FOR sIiREWsBUItY, LONG BRANCH,
Sy-t1stsysz6' OCEAN HOUSE and RUMsoN LAND
III sts ntoai OSIRIS Capt Allsre, will leave New York
from foot 81 Market Monday mernng, at I'VE
o'ci1cL On Tuesday Wednesday. THURSDAY, Friday and
Sunday, al o'clock, Saturday at o'clock, p. m
Tuesdsy Wednesday Thursday aud friday att ocoek
On SATURDAY. half o'clock ard Sundays at O'Clock,
p Tbs boat illrun above anfurth notice
prudent.
Of The roatrv ON Of the boat at RED Bank nls
xo<~<7 xz STATEN ISLAND FERRY-On
and aftc- Tuesday, septic nber LIST, the Boats
G-ES-x-wili make the following trips sntil further
notice.-
Leave Staten Island. Leave Whitehall
At o'clock, A. a. At o'clock A NJ.
oel.es,P s,eloes.PM
al a
81
Fare IL l-2 cents.
All goods shipped put board ofhese boas he
partrculary marked aud at the risk Of the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

krl FOR SALE, TO LET, OR EXCHAHGy-Imue-
A mediate possessien gysnThe esgant new three sory
0 brick Hous.. with nnshcd sttic base men and
cellar No So Foureeah mahogany with
psed iunIturein the FIRST stay marble ante CRATES pag
~ NJ Th house second from Broadway OF the five
ediag on the south side Of Fou, street between the
fifth and sixth Avenues N would be sold underate price,
and nearly the whole purchase money rem on bond and
mortgages or exchsngedfor property the lower part
Of the city. Apply at g. w III street, office No a.
FARM WANTED-Wihina few miles Of New York one
bonded the East NORTH River. preferred Cash or
osr Reel Estate WILDE given in exchange Apply above
all I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

COLTS REPEATING FIRE ARMs--The Patent Arm
Manufacturer Company inform the public thai they han
lst received from their manufsctoy number ~ Repeat
Shot Guns of sin charges each, which they csn6dey
commend TO the notice Of
and finish 70 thing imported and, roa repeated erper
ests they satisfied they viii throw shot Superior
gun manufactured.
AlsoCarbines, for balls shet Rides, Of dfer-o srcs
and Pistols from pocket TO holster Percussion Cars
of very superior quality Powder and shot All OF whit
offered at greatly reduced prices At their store m Broad
ma O.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

FOR ALBANy-FARE aEDUCED.
PASSAGE ONE DO LAR. -
0vn~a 90 The new and splendid stes ner EUREKA,
S1x-}r will leave the foot Of Robinson street,
R--x1-Zabove Barclay street THIS AFTERNOON
al O'Clock
M The Eureka 10 entirely vessel built exrrs ssy
r ALBANY routes has splendid for 900
and believed 10 be the most beautifully nh,
and furnished Boat the Hu son The public respectful
requested 10 inspect her and patronze her $50 Tu tn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
FOR POUGHKEEP
every day Sundays excepted landing at Caldwes, Yves
Point, Cola Spring, FishkiIl Landing,

FONT, Cold Spring. FishkI Landing,
New Hamburrh, and Milton.
The T psr and % os ~ d;
&-7M-A-Chanbers street, every afternoon, (sunaays
sxceped AT o'clock, commencing Tuesday 9ls March, 1870
Rstuning-,h leave Pvughkespsie every morning at ,
,'clock - .
passage Apply to the Captain board, TO NJ
d. n. Martin, ttWest street.
Nh All goods freight bank bills specie or otserpropsry
aiken beard tas bos must be at the rick Of the ewpeF
thereof. jyssoc2s'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

rTEN DOLL AIRS REWARD-s.Aen from the wharf a
New Brighton ON the night Of TIE 10Th u Nawl Boat,
10 feet long, painted outside with black A. the bot
tom INSIDE lead coar below the Seats above black
The AFTER thwart and sot panted the board
with g nalong-Joseyn in yellow letters Whoever
will reurs The said boat to u Reetorsteet will receive the
re ard. 50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
Special Sessions /,

De-. Blaine Harris, a negro wench, was con-
v'cted OF running off with two old frocks and one
shawl, for which offence Jane adjudged to stay
IN the rombs.
William Thomas, a negro loafer, was convicted OF
running OH with round Of beef, and sent expate
that bold theft by suffering three months of the
stone digging process.
Dennis Toy was convicted of beating James J.
Dalton but sentence was uspended TO give Dennis
a chance OF amending his manners
Michael Fenny, alias Sweeny, for breaking pane
of glass, was seat TO the Tombs until Friday.
John Kennedy, alias Barclay, for stealing ham,
was sent to the pententiarv for thu months
Mary Ann Webster, negro woman, for stealing a
lot Of wearing apparel adjudged to the months.
David Cummings, loafer, who stole dead tur-
key, was adjudged to the tonbs until Friday.
Mary Knox, guilty of kicking up runpus, and as
saul ng young lady gho was sick bed" was
adjudged to The tombs until Friday.
Several other loafers and loafercsses were dis.
charged, aud the court adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
u. 4. vsmrshnis,s Gmcc.

Ierans in Trouble Edwin ". Moore, a Com
modore IN the Texan navy, was arrested and brought
up, along with Beniahnn w. Benson, Rufus Rowe,
Robert Tiliord and James Jackson, charged wi h Of
Tending against the statute Of the United States
ed "a April, 1902 which prohibits the enlistment Of
men Tor any foreign state or power.
The affidavit on which these individuals were ia
Ken, charges them with causing certain persons to
enlist into the service Of foreign Static wit, the
republic OF Texas Ito serve as seamen and marines
On board ship of war called the Colorado.
All the parties were directed to find bail in the
sum of $1,000 each, which they gave and were libe-
rated
INSTRUMENTATION Colyer and eleven other sea-
men We're brought up for examination, charged with
mutinons conduct on board the ship Rochester, on
the high seas, the l7th Ht. 1t appeared from the
testimony of Capt Woodhouse, that at daybreak on
the day of the muny he had occasion to reduce sail
when Colyer refused to obey certain orders, for
which he was put in irons. The other eleven men
then came ait, and swore they would do no more
duty unless Celyer set at large. The captain
refused and the men all went below, and continued
there until taken off by the brig Washington. The
accused were all committed for trial, and ordered to
lind bail in the Of $3.50 each. with the xcep,on
OF Coyer who was ordered to give bail in the sum
Of $50