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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
HORRIBLE INDIAN MASSACRE AT
STEIN y PEAK.
TWO AMERICANS KILLED AND SEVEN MISSING
THE SAvAGRs TORTURE THEIR VICTIMS.

TIE SANAGEs TORTURE THEIR VICTIMS.
Fyoa. Ia, Media 1i-o sfryll.
An express reached Mesilla on the evening Of the
sth, from the Western Division of the Overland Mail
route, bringing most appalling intelligence and details
Of reecIft Indian oulrages in the neghborhood OF
Stems Peak, Arizona. Cachusc, who was reported to
have been killed in Sonora, has returned With his
braves 10 the of his former operations, deter
mined 70 wage war 10 the knife.
The comparative quiet OF the last two months has
evidently been occsoned by the absence OF the Indians
in part Of Mexico, where they have undoubtedly
removed their women and children, that they might be
in security while they carried their warfare. The
unfortunate removal Of the Overland Mail at time
when difficulty with these Indians was rife, has
dolbt serNed greatly 10 eIoboden the Indans--they
undoubtedly stbutipg the abandonment of the route
entirely 10 their forsys.
Nine men are missing, and IL IL feared, have all
been nassacred, although there exists hoTe that some
Of them may be retained az prisoners. The svsges
inflicted upon Of their victims horrible torture
and exhibited refinement Iof cruelty unparalleled in
the catalogue Of Indian barbari,ee. From the express
man, Mr.. Price, we gather the following particulars:
provision wagon left Tanks station on April 70
Edward Donnelly and Patrick Donaghue in charge, TO
get load Of Hour ut the San Cimone Ststiou. They
started On their retnrn but reached the Tanks
The next day two express men, Messrs. Paige and o.
Bnen, left tho Tanks westward bound, and never
reached the San Cinone Station, and have not since
been heard Of On the 9Th coach left the Tanks for
West, In which were i've pcrsons-sr. j. j. Giddnss
Superintendent Of the San Antonio and San Diego Mail
Company Michael Mes, Road Agent, and Anthony
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fohowng reminicence Of the attack upon the Massa-

f,,owing remni cence Of the attack upon the Massa
cbus. ia Regiment by the Gorillas Of Mob,own;
uTi, re WAS one man who carried himself 30 bravely
while in midst Of danger that something than
raising n office should be taken of him. Two days
before that day the Sixth gathered in front Of
tbe STATE House. Boston, TO bear the parting words Of
Gov Andrew. ~ the end Of his remarks, the Gov
ernor preaebted the Regiment with standard telling
them to see to II that no foe should ever take IL from
them They received il with cheers, aud swore to die
in it's defense. Poor fellows, they little thought then
how soon their mettlc would be tested Well when
they got out Of the cars at Baltimore to march across
the city, he colors we're given to the breeze aud borne
alot In deiance Of every foe. The sandard-bearrr,
as noble fellow the uniform OF the Old
Bay State, was Timothy Crowley. His two aids were
Sergeans Derril and Marland Unused, as indeed all
our soldiers were to the rough usage OF actual war.
fare, il wOuld not have been strange If Crowley bad
shown sone signs Of fear Indeed, he might have
rolled up the cDOfs which would inevitably call down
upon him the hatred Of the vast and mnrderous mob:
But Crowley was not made OF such stun lie had
sworn TO stand by bis standard aud with him II was
either succeed or die in the attempt. Plsois were
freely fired, but the company at their head that
standard proudly leading them No one who has
never been in the service can imsgne how the coors
of regiment keep up its courage. so long as they
are defiant the company have light hearts; II they
should be taken away strange dl'trut runs through
the whole force. Well the troops had lost tneir baud
they did not have even fife and drum; and so they
kept their eyes fixed upon this standard Tramp,
steady measured tread-tbis was all they bad Crow
ley was the target for many missile, for The mob
knew that to disgrace the regiment 1t was only neces-
sary TO down with the standard Paving stones
flew thick and fast, some just grazing CTowleys
head, and hitting the standard itsell, marks
Of which were shown And this shows tue
everlasting pluck of Crowley. One stone-my infor-
said seemed large az ha-struck him just
between the shoulders terrible blow, and then rested
on bis knaTsack. And yet Crowley old not bulge
With irm STEP be went on carrying the rock OH DIS
knapeack or several yards, until one OF the sergeants
stepped up and Knocked it off And said the c'ap'
lain Heaven only knows what our boys would have
done if that standard had been taken; they never
would have recovered from such Disgrace. Such
noble act it seems TO me- is worthy of record Crow
ley showed himself man. II not that impulsive
kind of action which we call brave; il was something
better The soldier who ia only simply brave stands
only on the west round of tie ladder Of beroism All
men may be brave. Crowley WAS cool; he knew be-
forehand what the consequences might be; he reek-
oned all the chances. He showed true oourage-an
element of character which is Godlke; it was not i'm
pulse, il was real manliues."
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Aldar, Samuel Nicely and Mr. Briggs, employees OF the
Overland Mail Company
Two Of the mules which left in the coach returned
to the Tauks station badly bruised and had evidently
Bsen in a severe struggle This circumstance aroused
the suspicious of all and informant went the next
trcpps 10 investigate the matter. lieutenant and
sixteen men Were dispatched, who, on Monday, near
Seh'o PEAK, met train Of w. ). Grants army con-
tractor, wko gave them information OF their having q
hight with Ca chuse aud bis braves and confirmation OF
the fears that the coach bad been captured by the
Indians at mar Doubtful Pass The train had been
attacked the day previous, 10 miles eaet OF the San
Cimone station; the mules had been stGml ededi 4
running fight occnrred in pur.ut OF the Indiana IN
which one Indian killed and two mortally wounded
and all the mules but 8 recovered. The train reached
STEMS Peak about dark.
They found scattered along the ravine newspapers
and other mail matters, pieces Of harness, &c. The
roof of the station (which was some time since aban
doned had been burned the corral wall had been
thrown down. and the IndaDs bad formed breast
work Of it around the spIing. Near the station the
bodies of wo found tied by the feet trees,
their heads reaching within eighteen inches Of the
ground their arms extended and fastened to pick
ets and the evidence OF slow lire under their heads
TIE bodies had been pierced with arrows and lnnoes
They were 40 dis6gued to render recognition mpos
sible. They Were buried by the employees OF the
train Fearing an attack from the Indians the train
wac Immediately, pushed ahead in the night without
being able 10 make further examinations.
Our informant on lueeting the train, returned and
brought to Mesa the intelligence, and the soloiers
kept on together with emigrant train travelling win
them for protection, to the scene of the difficulties
The soldiers will remove the men and STOCK az san
Cimoue and Apache Pass Stations TO Dragon Springs
and escort the enigrants TO thai place.
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CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT THE soUTI

Mr.. Charles Marshall arrived in this city last
ing, direct FROM Savannah, and furnishes with some
interesting and important information relative 10 the
movements and designs OF the rebels Mr. Mathall Is
q Northern man by birth, but for several years has
been connected with newspaper al Savannah, and
therefore has been in position to acquire an inte-
gent understanding OF matters as they exist in that
section.
The great uprising Of the people az the North
seemed to strike terror TO the very hearts Of the Ssces
sioDiss aud when theyfully resnedthe fact that New
York had turned against them, they for time
paralyzed From this shock they have partially re-
covered under the singing language Of the leading
rebels who still influence the minds of the people by
the most extraordinary statements 10 the designs Of
the Government. The masses made TO belsve
that the Administration of MIR. Lincoln is carrying out
the programme laid out by their political opponents
during the late campaign. There are many who have
more intelligent understanding Of tbena,ter, but for
them to utter word Of explanation would cost them
their lives.
C}oaded on by the idea that the North designs TO
break up the institution Of Slavery by force, they arc
preparing at all points for desperate resistance, and
eysry man is required TO eni,t in the Confederate
army. Our informant has lived la Savannah unmo-
lesed, except being under jealous surveillance upto
about two weeks ago. when rather than fight against
his county hs ei Tor the Free S's,e' But 10 eosey
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
LOYAL AMERICANS IN PARIS.

At meeting of loysl Americans in Paris on the
18th ut., at the rooms Of Mr.. Sanford, United States
Minister to Belgium subscription was starrod for the
pupose of purchasing red cannon, and 20 900 francs
were raised the spot Up to latest dates the amount
had reached Is 900 francs. The following the list Of
Subscribers:
We tho uniegped hereby to pay tho affixed to
names the purpose Of Purchg ied TO be
to America to be used In enforcing the laws and
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The Mersey ssied last week for The above station.
The Ariadne has arrived home from the Mediterra-
mean TO ret for he above station and the Challenger
naldo, and Driver progressing fast in their equip
ntnt.
Sheerness iIarbor is at the present moment well
filed with shipping. The Challenger Is being fitted
ont with sl speed 10 reenforcc the feet on the North
American and West India station. She is expected To
leave Sheerness on Thursday.
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THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN FLEET.

Prom The London HsssH ihiI q.
1t may not be urinteres'ing 10 readers, consider
ing the present disturbed state OF affairs IL tie United
States g. glance the following lst Of her 1lalcs
tys chips on the American seaboard, which has been
carefully compiled from official sourcss and comprses
the number OF chips guns, men, horse power tunnsge,
aud the names Of tie commanding officers on the North
A %. MI W. InhiI .tnfinr.
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CmcULAR-SAw AcciDEST.-Wm. Brennan engaged
No BIG we.. Ninseeh street. while s.wins iindlns weed
from the wrist by the circular He taken 70 h resi-
depoe, and physician was called attend TO him.
FoUSD DEAD IN BED.-An unknown man was
found Dead in his bed Friday morning s No 3Tl Broons
street. where he took lodging Thursday night Dsese II the
supposed 10 have been the h death Notice
the body.
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was what saved Us. The people in Washington would
US as their only protectors and they would do any
thing in their power for Mrs Abe Lincoln, with
another lady, vi-ited our camp in q carriage, aud
gave each man fine linen Eavel0ck.
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FREDERICK TOWNSEND, Colonel.
s. NJ. ALFRED. Lieut. Colonel
J. OWEN MOORE. Adjotsnt
JACKSON n. CHASE, Qu,rterm,ster.
Af.IN IA 1lnhg SufySaI

s. W. Fullerton jr., Capt. Go. John y. Milford Can't Co
Henry = Hubert Caps Co. Isaac d C'tin' Cspt Co
John O. Fsy lt Lieut. Co. Al H. Hunter Chaplin % Lieut. Go
Henry Cooper It Lieut. Co q H. T. WhAen, lat Lieut. Co
Edyin A. Jones lot Lieut. Co u r. Ecy Lo.d "a Lieut.
Co. L. H. Ballard, 81 Lieut. Co Il NJ Shaw, ID LIEUT. Co.
A; Alex. Mann, I'd Liout. Co. B.
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THE BENEFIT OF HAvELOCKS.

l4'ract from sprivs,e letter from Camp Anderson,
darlington, June 3, 1861:
leit our quarters ia Virginia yesterday, In the
EI warmess part Of the day, and marched through
not sun, and thsnk God there was not man taken
or sun struck We all have Hsyelocss, aud that
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08

SUPERIOR COuRT-sPrcIsL TEax--JusE 7-Bsfors
Justice HoFPNAs.
Francis Patterson ct al. agt George Hart ct al
Motion denied, with 81 costs.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--SrscrsL TnRx-JUsE T.
Before Judge HLros.
Sporleden aet. Newman.-Case and amendments
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
II s. MARSHALs SALE of

u. BARK REINDEER AND CARGo.-n'sThicT o'
Epopg IeIANp 4. G. kAssHsDs OfFcs, lh"vipfNcs
Dec % l96l-By virtue Of warrant oi sale IN me ioh
T. : Circuit Court, directed, shall EEL a. sar'h.l
sale AT pUgIIC AUCTION, Commercial wharf. and q
ths Custom House ia the city OF Newport X L. on ths W
,,-nth Csv of January 1872. IL o'clock the be
REINDEER Of ahont 25O buTrb-n her tselle appse
and furniture good. l. dur ard .i-cts. viz:
csk coutsiDug Gad Saws Rack saws, aud packages OF
Euiy.. and Fofks sid bitt Stock.
cash consiuns Sauce FAus Cooking Pans with covers
z cs.ss con siiog Ilints Ia Pap..
cssk containing Table Cutleay, Iron spoons h"che"
caks containing Sauce Pan, Cooking Psps and CorerI
3caiks contsiuif z OlaAs 1umbers
2packases eoutAiaipg % Mess o. Camp keitles
I6 pipes coBihi ins tread At,
IL -Qu. cssk c0u,sisns Pio&ied Hsddoek Fish Sbsgs
Cosl - SAL; packages. bsu-i Tsus or Jerked Beef
Thin Oyercs spsish Cgsr- Ia boxes W
bns sndes BTs 6N Preserved Ii; 81 boxes
Cls;et WiIes 70 boIes q + Giui boxes Il. Brandv;
boxe. Oin; 100 Ecg Cut Nails Cf diiersH. sizes beh
Lime. bbl Cement. 49,, -, =,
IN whole pipes OF Argus Ardents Bun s. half pipes Of
Argus sIdsn;e Rnm.
ease centoiuing Medicines, In small packages
case oontauug Medicinal Herbs and Lint In pscfssrs
large lar. Chord. Lime; 3emJohn Di'hdeeins fnia
boI small Sponge,; cssk Butte AID Hinges Casks ion
Ch.ins from 10 .pches; ea,k Table Cutlery kc ct't
Steel OF Rat Traps c,sk Bots Hnses Padocss spoons
ke c,ses Mechuts. War Kniges OF 800 ~ 1s'sio or
J.,t.S 6sef; Water Pipes shp's Medicine Chest; kol'
and loose Fse tistine, kc. .,.c.,
W. -. ~ sr.,,,aS>e Commercial whIf with the
b.+. g,J"de.y ALEEST SANFORD, L. 5. MsrshsL
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

coupT OF GENERAL sEssl0Ns-DEc. 2.-Befors
Recorder H0YFssh
TEN HOMICIDES BROUGHT UP FOR sENTEN,E'
The court.roo was crowded to-day by the frieuds
Of the prisoners, DO le than ten Of whom, convicted
OF MURDER or rusnssughter in various degrees, were
to be brought to the bar for sentepce.
At the usual hour Judge Hoffman took bic seat
upon We bench. amid profound silence. moment
after, Mr. Waterbury rose and said: :" Your Honor
new move that tho sSbtence Of the law be passed
upou Redmond McManus."
The Recorder sad Redmond McManus the
a.b of Hos.u charged sg.int you in the ndc,neui va.
lie result OF your eapsble cseessness In the MAO oi
a"1 ,us@prrsnee and the wicksdy foolish habit which
dy men have Of eanyiIs pistols ron non Snes
70 DC , OF E .pepaed nS ESs
has known you Of that fact lou, criminal esala
fro" csret.sness rot 10 intent 70" as
from in drlk. ~ you should have done-ot you
had len your . At horne sna Do you woaa not
here to rec"ivs sentence iof having AAsn 'ns
Won have suffered intense agony iu thinking Of the
rrsu OF your folly end you one concerned should
for ne other ponishvent of 'ou .hsn M a,sr
be .eed, OF disease shout ~hch would probably
render your death certain you ~ere eophn.d In the state
p.op or the peu-nsry You have siIesdy spout some
mont, i the city Pson. 1t 10 proper that yoo should
ismAia there lnser, AZ rranpv and .. wsinins A.
Ihe suepce tie Court is that yoa Do impoHea 40 inc
Cil, Prison for the Of siI mouths. - n,
Xueu.tius Barco who murdered John Wnlisns sepor'
.om. tin. .iuc~ during Qasei sentenced ~ ioiio"s
You allied d.ce.sec with knibs.aDbed h1 In sudden
quarrel lie as unsned aud you plunged your ons II ne
10 nj. oov The convict you Of N tlo
cegd degree Whatever Court do TO cheek she use
Of the be done ard heae'ei sucn os'e coes
before m. the Law shal be felt III its s-vrn;y
You, sseucs 10 In IN the State Prison 1 yesf'
pIrr Weber German who killed his wife with an sdsa.
.bant two moatbs slce was placed ~ the oas The
JUICE addressed him n the following language the prisoner
sr-nirs almost overcome with Erie' =,
In scosplrg plea Of In the second degree
lepiecy Las been extended TO You Killed your
vie wiih an sdze and although her duEkeanes and icon.
dac greatly provoked and sudden rrmoI'e seized ho1 Of
,o 10 lhst YOU sIsd aloud instant that Killed
,r w. II those Hc,s II biutsi soieBce on your
nan which law and rsics require should pe severely pun
,sbrd on Tour ow e,aps TO others fou
se 70 inrrsonment in 'hs state fn'on os Az
ears ard four months ,,,,,,,
,rsss 10 u Of psssisD With pepipe, sna who Pesdes
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sprcrAL Tsxx-DEc "a
Before Judge HLros.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrAL Tsxx-DEc "a
Before Judge HILros
TIE FORT 6ASsIyooRT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
Sud TO RESTRAIN THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF
couscuMEY FROM PASSING The RESOLUTION
FOR THs PURCHASE OF THE PROPERTY.
I,..c Dsytou sst The Mayor aud CopneLmen.
An iniuDction order was isroed 10 restrain the ue'
.ctipe upon the matter Of the sale OF the or
1,,ps.yos n property srady ps,sed by the Aldermen
tn. srouud, assumed Ia tho eouPsint alleged hsndnen'
., Of trust funds the COMP ,nst, petition being grsfsd q,
trustee srsns, HE cotrnsee, ve-rd ~n thr enouy
ownsr.hp Of the property The tue being sese' ''''
Mr. Dayton (who member OF tb. sosrd Of Ad-rn.n
recit.d 60 bi. compt the csu instance, o TIE teHPt hs
v,s s6e 20 bnbe him vote n favor OF the pure sse
Ths COPY Of be Injunction which wss served
on Mr Morgan Jones PTesice1t of the Coun-nen W DO Is
hos ever oppo.ed 20 the pu'clse Of The ProP'Iy:
, ~ d the complaint herein that cuff lent grounds io
IN ,juncon exist ed for IN the con e, Tue or
r. drt "a th. .ctcu show before II n, chasbeI
Of this Court, at the Cry hsl o. the tiy q Ne"i0's
O'Clock IN the forenoon why an rnncon prayed ot w 70,
should ne granted sId In the netn iie spd
uni The urber order OF he CooH 90 leroy o,as 'hs
IN. descendants be restrained and enjoinsd as olo~ IA
vi,: That YOU the Mayor Aldermen and Cormon.y o. ths
CITY Of NrwYork your agents efle rs, and servants shi
sL rr.ub-r Of the Boards of Aldermen ara oon' elie
composing the Common Coun Of sid ely refrain ana
be erjoine5 from rsiifJips or mourning ~ 20 P,'
inr the resolutions ps,sed BY tho Board or Aldermen
thereof held the 25h Of December Instant or
b- purchsse OF the Fort GsDssv0ot property ron Jans
.,ion and hat you Fern noo Wood lie Nsyot 81 aad eV
be ed aud hst you Iefis from ne
.,m. ssd that you the said Mayor Aldermen suS common
v Of the CRY Of NawYork yonr sseps officers aDd sei.
x.St. r. .in Rom ard b. eroned from csr Dg into eret
any Of them and from issuing OF az
1s Of the bonds OF them provided for In
sa,., p' N-'' IL II.
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TO ARRIVE.
Passengers Sailed

In redm'hip City Of Harsiagtn Sr LfreypooIC'sisss
Hind, Nye-s. u Csiitw-D. J. L.'oasky =. Mrsrck,
wife aud inflnt A. AsH a.ky, W. p shaw ~ Mstbef,
~. heri-y, y. Biol e. A. Cono,es y. Gooaidgs, 9.
" W. II. Hndsob and we j. Hobbs wife and ch3.
p C.nrsiyrsc Y Ms.cord w. II. Bears Zap, Mckinron,
lis J. W Es.er and infant. A. L. Gaiu Col w. Melon
.a C. Ga,coynr, I. Carter A. Wi,sa Leidersior J.
Hartley Mssss Mr. Aeu, s. Oliver r. Oliver j. oocoers
sd Miss W.t's
IN H.ansl,p Tepfsia for Sorfhamp,n Harre and Los-
1on--J Sands. New. FORK A. Sieranr BcUr~esr Ioxst
u. snd Mrs Drucke 81 Lo6is; Mr. sed Mira Agi AID In
ant Iicois e. Gs,ler, RssSngtor; Nosinefd Ca ifor
lie; A. To.sr5 DO John Lorrsn s,S chi d Cons.csi,;
T. Wnsrdin, Mrs Lspgdou, Ne~York: Cnsres Aloer 81.
Lous; Miss Hsnstta Luich hiladelphia, and others In
Totai
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proposals.
r TOPOGRAPHIC WORK.

Sealed Proposals. vi be received by the sepse Commit
tee on P,intiDg unit jan 10 for Ltsogspine and fnpiis
be Nsp. Charts ard Dagrans wch accompany the D"cn
euts ron the Departments c0nmuicAto WILD tie Anna
He.ssse Of the President Cougs 10 be oSeuted IN ihe
best manrer. rf,L.
No bid. received except from persons carrying on the Lane
n Fphic busiue-r ,, q,
particulars, apply at tie ofss OF tue supeIiu'eoaI
pob P.otng yher tbs work be done he eyspined
JNO. D. DEPhEEs Supt fablc Printing.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited till The

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited TIL the
- 10th day - Jsnus-y 1892 at ocloek for 'uppyi.s
the Covernme,t Nth BEEF CATTLE. TIE Cstle TO be
delivered a. Bsr burg ChubeIsbure. fo5k Penn, g.
soou IN. 18th day of Mstch lS2 ns the 0ovehnent
NAV direct The MT III receive under tns contrnc.
o hesd eed the right 30 cali o' any additional
uuuibeI up 20 1000 .ca
Zach 70, o. Cattle delivered shall average at least pe
popuds gross weight snd anaal hall be received WHICH
weighs less than |, 600 pouads ro. weight.
eyepnent % isef the right 20 pay N treasury
notes snd ree bid for auy No bid will be en-
tertsined unless the bidder preseDt 70 respond -
TIE bids must be dircc ed 20 Msjor 4. BEChWirH g.
u. A. Wssbrgtsn, y. c. and indofstd. PTopo'd' Tor
Beef
LAB Dc hereby propose TO dever TO the Oosernn'en'
rood Beef Cattle on TIE hoof for per hundred pour d..
s,o,. weight Tho Cattle 10 ne delivered at arcotctg 70
The terms OF the Dcted advertisement The Cattle t. be
OF the scae aid the weight dcsFfn e 20 oe ,ne
purchase weight hereby sgrre 70 give good ana
bd fT the OF The contract receive Trolsuy
Notes or other Government funds in payment for the Cse
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
Eesal Noiltes.

.CUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF
~ NEW-YORK. - MOSES CHAMBERLAIN sg'in.'
WILLIAM D. SALISBURY ard OfhERS 10 puf'
,aancc Of jldsueu the Superior Court u he Ciiy Vi
SesYok in the above sc"s on ih- IN o,y 81 De
c-nhe l6i shah expose 10 ale the 2th os Of peeer
b.r 1901 at /? oceek Ia the Merchant hlcItHss 10 u.
CITY of Ne~.l OH sn tbose FOUR cert.ia LOIS Of
a., "a. ~ ri ery die Of Futi IA srIee, betsesn Zig ia snc
Ninth aveaue bounded su5 described A. ows VIZ 1.z'H
uirg point the uoIiney side 4 rot-'h tu, ~
f,ur hrnfel feet wes ry the formed oy ~ M
,erttion Of the lery 1e Of trh HI'et "Nh tlr
westerly Eghh avenue srd running th.ire nft ny
rsrtiei with the ITtb nu'1 tt-nt f'rf and ni
ehss theme wests T-rse ~th ror'ir .il"r 'rNeny
MIN. feet ak iacies suue lei IN Tie fl2
,t,nne ard through the cepief Of patty WI nn@yi ;hi
,t nine inches. TO the kry side Of foi-b ,eet; snd
t-pce east,ly along tie northsI, side 81 roniih fro
,,.v.p- feet .1 inche. to the yo.at piece Of esnuios
II. Ii. RICE, Referee
Wy VI AIrry pl.inG = Attorney.
Dated Nes.Yc December e. iol. , so,
' " Ii II. RICE, Referee
Dated Dec % 1901. 2aw2whtlh
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Passengers Arrived

IN .tednfhip h0'- ok .fyam Torcns and Nanns--F. NJ
srdis. and daughters ks A. Beefz L. L. southeimsr.
T. sohoirsn, n. Dsinmrrt j. CunTi sm }. Lsson, N.
Veapo r. b. 1borpe, A. c. Palmer. 'sahrs A. Cories,
Lieut.. s. Turtop. j. baeniers p. Mou0ls, Ii H. Chsr0
jno MoCso. X. A. Ludsnl, Wm. Grsce ssd b. swain. -
tsl. %
der.
In he Sally Coy from Tanp'eo--MD. Miller and four
cldren VIM pa, ard Of Brooklyn; Mr. Frederick kusst q
3.h Regiment, U, :. Amy.
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NE. CHsPpAx. 4 Co. Aucti n-sr,

UCTION LE-MAGNlFICENTI HOUSE
~ HOLD FURNITURE. this DAT tdo ids,j Il pn.
vaie l.ideBce sa West leb-st st hibhvs
n O'clock consisting Of Rosewood Isnoort., Sui en-.
tsrTsble Rur-1us Wsshstands OIftlItnrs brorz-s or
nsueuis &c; Rosewood >thossu,, aud Walnut Chsnbs'
Furniture Ctrg-i and Beddrr Curta ns Nssos kc Also,
baseaaeut 6LG III ciou Fun srrss