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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-25

DVTETSTRATOv NOTICE.-I-ettera = eaaln,
3s-ss5on Of the e. ale Of Dr. g. D Cooper ls- e o
Sslsbs tcble comfy, Safe OF d sssippi were ~
70 me = 's,s1ia- during its September term-so let
Gay o. o. siuz The ssid deceased be presented 70 me
eeordiag 9 ss %snnss @ BE- foa fosTsr TrIa bared ~
by law e.ss ~ WISE A. COOPER
Aduinis'r-tor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-25

I'VE are su-horizad to anaounce K h 6OLLADAH
w a. sndidste fer election 20 the Once Of DE
trict Attorney cf the Tenth JuoSlal DisIio'i 81 IL
ensuing eieetion, first Monday Re October
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Late Foreign Elems.
COTTON FROlI TRINDAD.

The British Monarch arrived at Bristol on Fri
day, with small quantity Of cotton grown IN
the island The present importation IS the re-
suit of a speculative trial, the report on which
is, that cotton may be cultivated prOhtsbly and
successfully in Trinidad. This parcel said to
be the clsanest that has yet been received from
the West Indies. Samples were exhibited last
Saturday IN the Bristol commercial rooms, and
sffracted considerable Attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-25

r--,s ,hs s7psriutendency Of Col William Boggs,
- ,ba Cionfefera'e Army who viii sumo personal
esrse Of The school that day he viii be assisted
~ full corps Of Professors
,baIt ssOo Der snnurn one half % which must be de
ToSited in advance. Each Cadet must bring ms mat
tre-s and bed clothing The uniform VII ~ Ds e
~; iila tie dfseuity Of Obtain ing material exist
fhe ss Of admission il fourteen Caoe' must y o7
sible 5, present a. the opening Of The session.
ai'l'i - THO. o. MOORE Governor
49,, ,escio presideut Of Board Ct. Supervisors.
AIeTsndria LOUISIANA, September %, lsO@
aeIl rvtlsfnov
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TIE SPANISH COLONIES.

a dispatch from Madrid of August % says;
The government viii present to the CorLes q
bill granting a nav political system to Ha0ana;
S.. Domingo and Porto Rico, which will send
representatives to Madrid. Those soldiers
whose term of service would expire in eighteen
months have been discharged. This IS eOnsld-
cred a proof that public order is in no danger OF
being disturbed.
CAPTURE or THE CAPITAL on MONTENEGRO
A dispatch from COustantinople, Of August
30 says:
The Turks have taken Cettgne- Prince
Nicholas and 1Irko, with the Monienegrlns'
fed into Austrian territory, afer setting hrs 10
the principal buildings ia the town.
The Paris papers publish the following ieie-
gram dated Alexandra, 3lst ultimo
Syria is tranquil, and the Druses pay taxes.
In the Hsuran agitation prevails, and contlicts
have taken place between some OF the leading
chiefs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-25

0-INIsTRAIORs No rlcF-%1 hereas' ,sio.n lst..Is
of sdHin strsfioa or the estate o. ne,' E ~, so
80 oart of sllabusha county, Siate q u ,ii =
- ihs seSteBer 1872 asTs9i % nsIasBs as 59ss hssns
thffei p - ssts+e Of said deceased 80 exhibit tne
ola ne ~ bsye tbem registered in he assH3a Sn sle
within me sne l. W. MOORS.
ever bsl -ea. e6lainistrator.
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SHIPPING DISASTERS.

The Cape Of Good Hope papers report several
wrecks. Vessels had put into all the ports
along the coast Among others, the American
steamer Tonitia put into the cape Tor shelter
The Clara Wheeler, laden with cotton, had also
put into the cape. Ships have been knocking
shout Cape Point for weeks, unable 10 weather
il. or to get into port Of safety.
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NJ C0TT0N TAlIINE.

The London Tunes correspondent at Black
burn says fud that my estimate OF the total
number of people here entirely dependent on re-
lief is considered to he much below the real
| truth, and / have heard it put down as high IS
30 COO I am told that there are at lesst E3O, UOU
worth of articles in pledge at the different shops
| Of the town
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-25

0EISss,i RATORs NofiCE,-nN 81 1ss F4si13,e =, s
81 ssrini-stioa the estate a-.igDss o a. he
sbbt deed Hess s-antei % ,5-sats s court Of Yaia
-snnty Sssse Of NssissiPpi' ths ae.s Claims
-. Ss-bv rfVen requesting sl persons ~ - ss,Ts
Hen reg stored IN the Usaner ana ~ IL ts5
.l- 5.-s - law. or hey viii be forever oetLS1
IS lR4gw k0Bh<k @A4' Ai1'' a -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-25

y From the Wilmington Journal We learn
that few cases Of yellow fever have made.
their appearance in the city, though lhSt paper
has no fears that it viii become epidemic.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
SPECIAL ORDERs Ko. I2,

SPECIAL ORDERS No, u.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF THE MIS-
SIsSfPPI
JAcksoE, Miss. ssptem6er 10 1852.
VI THE following Eere-sl order is published for
. the Information OF al y HON it msy concern IN
this DIS riSt
By oraer Of BHgadler-GsneFal RuesLFs.
r. ~ HG0E
Aes stzDt AdJutsnt-GeuersL
General Orders No. Ga
ADgUFANT AND INSPECTOR 3ESERALsl
OFFICE
RICRMoNB. Va, September sth, ls62- }
TVT COMMANDERS Of Army ecrps regiment
4 y and tt lions VIII MAKE % this oihce nonfay
returns of their respective c0mmsnds on the ferns fur
ni.hed and according the difes'iops expressed on
taem.
Of8eers IN charge Of camps cf inst -uction " make
this oee on the lCts. sOth and 3Utn OF each month
returns II the tsts Of the recruiting service slowg
the number OF c5nscripts enrolled camp al ths de-
Of last report TIE number enrolled = accepted d
II the D Hi d for which report is made the number
sent forvs to Tegments sud lie tot remaining IL
camp
By order
Adj ts snt ard Inspector General
rOmci a. k n. HO0E,
$50 I'm A. .Afjuta ifnerHL
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MILITARY SCHOOL
OF LOUISIANA.
lst Day Of November Next,

UyHE. next term Of the SEMINARY OF LEARNING
and MILITARY ACADE az OF Louisiana Located
near Alex sndrs, on Red river, will commence on the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-25

Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette I7thI
Ga Sunday force Of rebel gUerTillas, num-
beTing ninety men, visited Vanceburghs KEN
tucky thirty miles above Maysvills, for the pur-
pose Of recruiting. On Monday, thirty Union
home guards, from Concord, went in pursuit,
aud overlook the guerriIlas as they were leaving
the place Oar boys lay in ambush, and, it is
reported, killed seven of the seeesh. We CLEAN
the sbove from passenger by the steamer Linz
den
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. l2-P. "


Tie tone Of the war adyces from the South and
West WAS encouraging to the operators for the rise,
and the Morning Board was quite buoyant. Consid-
erng however, the accumulation of favorable items
The advance was scarcely as great as might have
been Anticipated The public does not appear to be
influenced to the usual extent by good news, the
movement being almost entirely in the hands OF
street operators. This is not unusual however, 1t
being proycrbial that outsiders usually come in on
the top wave, and aye much more ready to buy after
n steady D y cent rise than before. AT the Second
Board the buoyancy of the morning was lost bat the
dealings were TO fair extent. Quotations were
irregular. under sales to realize. The paragraph in
the foreign news that the Tuscarora had been Or
dsrod to leave Southampton had an uniayorable ef-
feet 10 indicating an mfriendly feeling on the part
Of tho British Government. It was not, how
ever. generally believed 90 be strictly true.
Tho largest movement OF the day has been
ia Pacific NJ il and Toledo, but the former
shows 10 advance on yesterdays prices. Central
after selling At 81 closed AZ SOC bid. Toledo was f!t
AGAINST i2i. In Government Securities there is
greater activity and al the Second Board over
fiOO 600 were sold at SJ5 9e9i, regular, and 30
buyer thirty, for Skies Of 1881. There were also
sales of $50 900 100 y cent Treasury Notes, at 9Sl
which is au improvement. Gold has been active
during the day, tho sales being nearly S-0O'OOo
closing at l0il. Large saoswere made at lOl seller
sixty. At 81 O'Clock the market was dull, Mt United
States 6s, 1881, coupon, so so; Tennessee state
6s, i5I i5Ii Virginia State &c, 53e1l; Missouri
State is, i29i2l; Cumberland Coal Company, "a
81: Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 99G99i; New-fo'N
Central Railroad, 500 a 500 Erie Railway ~ q
3Is Erie Railway, Pref, 81 059ii Iinds n hNer
Railroad, sass; Harlem Railroad ~ e Ia;
Reading Railroad, 4llaiIl; Michigan Central
Railroad, 81 a5ll; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad, 2li0sls Michigan southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad Guaranteed, IL d4lt;
Panama Railroad, 3salli, Illinois Central Rail
rosd 56I 1851: Galena and Chicago Railroad, e.
l.s67I; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, % 49,
Chicago and RocA Island Railroad, o35 53i; Chi
caso. Burlington and Quincy Railroad, Oh @6il.
The market for foreign EScl sogs ia duh, but firm.
Sterling ia ii 9ll5 for bankers and il2I lil for
ooaa,-cid ,igoa.urs, Franc, are ~. q t9'h
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Tnr..se for four rnou,t......"........-.sii

The bY.iness of the Clearing House was So, ll2
500. The deposits Of Treasury Notes st the Snb'
Treasury for y cent Certificates to-day was only,
100000 NJ. Cisco has received another million OF
= cent stock belonging TO the Banks. God IL IN
active demand in the street At l0i lois. The de-
mand appears to be mainly speculative, although
there il undoubtedly considerable boarding. Ihal
africa takes s6ls 26) in specie, which is larger than
was expected. Foreign balances are being sent1
home in view of the probable results Of an issue Of
le ,al-tender paper money; u considerable amounts
will 20 by the Saturday steamer. at the pie0en
premium on gold the specie point Of exchange STANDBY
at about Ili3 e cent for Sterling. Mr. Shepherd
Kpspp has been reelected President Of the Mechan-
cs Bank.
Tn money we have 10 change 10 notice. The cup
nly on call il abundant al a. y cent. Capital is
rather pressing on borrowers at these rates. Paper
i in fair supply and is pissed, il Of strictly fret
class at al q cent.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company las declared
dividend of y cent, payable on tue -Jth inst
The ,ransfer-books close the 18th, and reopen on
tho 22d Instant The earnings have come almost
entirely from the surplus tunnege Of the Company
chartered to Government. Tho Naugatuck Railroad
Company a dividend of y cent, payable on the
18th inst. The Cleveland, Painesyille, and Ash,s-
bula Railroad Company will redeem its second mort
gage bonds, which ISL due Oct. |, 1862, TO the
amount OF $50 000, upon presentation at the Ocean
Bank. New-York.
The foowingi is statement of the export Of Bread.
stus to Great Britain aud Ireland snce the LIST Of
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Coparlnerebip ilotires.

COPABTNERSHlPNO TICE.-Noilcei u here
Y ~ I'm that WILLIAM J. GORDON who rssides al
ana m tie state of OHIO. NORMAN > br In 4
uh1 rrsi-. n Broosyn in the STATE Of Rev ofa anh
CHARLES " BURTON who reside. IN the cry ana state
81 hsva formed Ina ted partper,.iP pursnant TO
,e provisions col TIE Heyi.ed ssius. Of The State OF New
Aok IT,, tb. huvins end selling Of GROCERIES, aud the
tfan.s. tiou ol a GENERAL COMMISSION ~ sihEaS
un,.r tie Gun name n BENTLEY BlHION, ~ wnch
Il che frr.isI rrrfed fh~ sid HUFFMAN =. bfNl
Lfi sd CHARLES ". bI RION who are tho General
plrfn.ls AMI fl. saii WILLIAM J. GokDON, who the
.rsa part i.r. that the aid William }. Gordon hos con
iat.l 'le su Of Thirty Thousand Dollars capital to-
srd tis COZ on stock which amount hs been actually PAID
An n -ah ha. s sad rfr'urnhip is 20 commence on TIC
bret dsy n February thousand eight hundred and sy
two and d. ~ feTuilste the tiits inst day Of January
h9esnd el-f hundred tnd sky hy" and that the bust
ue.. ~ the atr-p {. g. be carried IN the City OF New
WILLIAM J. GORDON,
NORMAN > BENTLEY,
CIAkLLS ". BURTON
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rY,O ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.-Ap
j pir.,iou having been .rEle under ues o. I'd j.nr
Tho rcssgo tle lend Naftn's dts'fin'd i-ffh
which az alleged 20 hrse been osi oes'rosed notice 70
fs@v given that .. te asi~ i1pfiH tie deception 81 clh
As arrant rrrhcate Of e tenor vii BE- issued n ho
"a. "A o. ..fiou .h.l q ti.en arr-.r.
No :, 0 r lto s-ls ~ 81 under the .ci q l'il o. q
sor Il Essnor Bryant lorl liy widow md Lsfeir
oni, clid heir. a. is q Michel OF Mitchell sosn
ls-a. sir private g. C-mfan3 4ith UNITED ''@e' 81"
No 49, or lCl q res, i.au~d under the at 81 marcia at5
IN The Of seth Love, and AnIed onise ga day 81 june
30 is1l co. s,rc, s.ued under he &C. n Mach '
10 The q honas Johnot snd granted on 'hs "h Day
ic Tor 10 -.s Issued under the sct q March. ifas
IL the o. Poly widow Of John Camp and ~"' .ned
No. 2f oy 10 acre. issued under tho act u March l'a
in he Of vi.m Scott aud granted on tie let day Of
| MAY l8l6-Janusry H. Ioo2
No $50 for sre, 81 under The rc Of March. 1855
in the Simeon 1eamef ANA was granted March 20
No ss 86l Tor 40 Issued under a.; Of March 1883 IN
tae Of Nancy Johnson widow Of John hehArd and
No 1901; 90 issued under The oct Of March. 1888
IN the Of sash widow Of Evrd NanUcAle and was
granted November p. l3o0-Janusfy23 ln2 49,
No a. 100 for loo scres ued undr tie "a Of march, 1855,
IN the name OF Cyrus s. Ward minor child 81 Cyrus Nard,
deces.ed, aDd was Ea.ed October - io--S'h January
No seoI for 40 acre, issued under The or March 3D.
kerck and wa, ssnel August H. 8Sj-Fcbrusry g. ig6l
No 4s7ss of 80 oce. i.ued under the Of March "a
lo IN The name Of Jacob tocAei and "" sh'ed August
No $40 Tor 50 sce, i,iued under tie Of March 1855
Of March. l3i1-febmary a. 1901.
No IL s22 for 0 acfes issued under the act q Septemhrr
1850 IN bs Of John Denny aud granted September
-, lBji-Narch !, 1901
No 100 3 for acres Issued under lie oct Of September
1880 f. the OF John Barton, aud granted AsIch d.
l355-Msfch l5 1872.
No - 49, for 10 Is. ed under the A. of March, 1883
o. the Of basuaba. Cook ard granted epsnbefk
le60-Msreh IS, 1872 -
no .gJ 100 i,sued under The 49, a March. 1898
ia he name Of 0eore w. Nsreu, und ~is granted October
- l.,5-MaIch ID. iaok
80 - 80 fsr 100 issnol under the Sc Of March, lis
a. le Of Thomas johnson, ADD wa granted Jnrs y
lG March -. 1864 -
No 65 for 100 ocrea suoi under he az 81 Mrrh 1858
IN the ns!ls Of ABIGAIL widow Of Joashzi LrAd and was
granted August = i.t-Nlsrch 81. llhl
No fJ35 100 iued under lie ~ Of March. 81
"a the oi .aish iaster minor child q III tAcI,
decea.ed, and santed September 70, lo-Siach ~
it11.
No q 80 for l2o iurd under the set Of March, 1855
10 Tho 81 Rulls Noodiofd, and susd January,
% la5'-Hsrch ~. lafk
No. 40 for an .ssuod under the act 81 March 1885,
n the Of Jordan Nuuf aud gLuoi Augusi e. iJ
March a. la6L.
No t8J Tor lC9 acre. ircd under the uc, u March 1855
IN the NJ hekokiah Smith ADD granted June %,
ii3i-Aprl D. lJb2 JO-EPH ~ BARRE TT
q ENSUS of lSG0.-POPULA1ION Of EACH
~ STATE by COUN1IEi a.o he Population ~ a." prn.
ciph tIir 0i the United states te tfNhLS Oi 1900
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Essal Notices.

NOTICE To CREDIfORS.-Pursuaut 70 the
~ order Of Charlie. Fs.cs,ne Surrogate O. the County
o. Columbia notice 10 hereby given. ecc0dut 20 law 10 i
persons having claims asaug WILLIAM y LlN hOSl N,
ate Of the Of Livingston s1d county ceased hhs
they required 30 present thu same, With the vouchers
thereof to the .ubsrgiber a the Office Of Miller Nrch "a
b. ty Of Hudson ~ said county before the .t day
Of Iuns next :. LOU SA LIVINGSTON, tfecntiiH
D.tad Der a if6l does law6uoTh
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CTPREME COURT, Jefferson County
y JAMEs MCBRIDE ss,inst DE LAFAYETTE BART
LETT surviving partner o. John +. Mics deceased fhe
Irving Bank ) d. HsTflug CLARK Rogers psSis Miles W h
liam r. Bartlett e. 7. Bartlett Dilymps, George y.
r,ril.tt Miles Bartlett Hiram q. AndfeDs, Chsuuce)
sialrr NJ Or er Julius Noetfe g. W. Davis ! j. tur!ey
4 10 Compact Hubbell 4 Co.. J. Van Lear, The Can den
and nhoy Railroad sud Transportation COMPANY The New
Work and Erie Railroad Company, C. Craig ub1el short
william. S Ooodhue S'efret Houstin, Combs Hams
~ ~ Erufru. John Short 4. Williamson, d. McDaTy.
N.Kinrsv A. dunlop sutton & Duuhnu. NaIner, Moore
Robin.on- " VI battle u. Grear. Harvey Cox Bofsm
rrsVi.ier A. T. Rlssc ~ T. Rice 5. Gordon. r. Eystone
b. b. CoplaB Middlc.SaIt 5locum, a. Wation j. Steven
ou Tho Art.ssnt Bank. Tho Blak River BANK d. f-inef
A IA Hsrrr H.. Continental BANK Cherios A. Morfofd
Archibald NJ Alarton and Ell~Hugrr Gross Co.. hroaiway
H.ns and North RIVER BausIo the aboy~named defend
sut. You are hereby summoned sud required 20 sns"cf t-
complaint OF james MrBrdc plaintiff in tie Supreme Con
of the state %. Sow orb. which hed ~ The Cofhs
ofee n Iedrrsou County New orb, tho I'D day Of Jan
uary 1862 aud copy OF youl enswc on ~ Al osf
Office tlo Village Of Waicrtown, County OF Jefferson n
yin twenty lays ai.r thr service Of tbs suuous er
r,iv~ " the day OF s~ryiae and sou hereby notified
that II you fail 90 the compliant above trque
The ainf will arply The Court 1g the relei demanded
In tie corplalt Dated January =. N1i - -
BAOLEN WRIGHT. Pith's AWys,
P,hfqlsvfwTb W.isrtOwn.
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" Cosus.ioSER. 90, Tt1Es aNp As.s-svENt.. No. *
Crt~nsi,.sr. Nya-YoEs Janl,g lJ. g92-NOiltE ~
HEREBY GIVEN tlat the Afsesst eng Rolls Of krll ana
Perona Estate ofia. Cy Of NeN ORE for TIE year I1 are
no open Tor p.l iuspec0u AMI vii co hlr oieh NiI
tn Uth day April next Inclusive M "a payers eIo
earnestly rcqrrsei call sud e4Snnr te snr h oi-r
fh.t anv errors the assessments may Ne corrected Nso
uer.ors entitled bv law 10 frdI -t'n oil thrf Ar'r
81, on 4 being cleg,mru o. igf m ar tereo sra a'o
ton are requested 1ke appc for such r"iI . ~ or
eSeu ou previous 90 iAe cong o Tire rolls on ssii ' DAY
OF Arril .... ,... , t
Tho following section Of the At Of April H. 1872 T. pub
li.hel ior the n;orusion Of faS payefs:
SECTION 10 Dafng the time the hookg shi he offh 70
public inretion her nDrlc- provided ap rr' o. n.y
be lnsd. bv any ref.on coufdfIuy himself af-rv pN ttr
ses.d ysias..ou of biz real psolA es io iNe I'D"
e corrected n such fyp iron b. made l relation :"
if. s's'in. TIE .rolud oir ti1u thereto srd enuQon
to- Coau shaN s2Anile into the e'mpii ana N
ID ler nsrrut the rsssfuleus j, fiT"Aefn. ifF H.a
fsus Ire .- 10 be corrected II suoh arrf1'0h DO hil'
1 "a alton 90 the s.sea sal lsfi1l 20 rs9nal es.s" f ~
.sut hal De x4il-d under otf by tic sti 'o'nl''h
e.. who ,h. be- 90 inter -nch oiih ot any
Or tb.n and II g. his their iud raf, ~ sf9
pe p-h sfa.inerf they may believe - Dee uri apI
their ecs thereon vol ban fty days A. o. sol y
c,fion s. haze u.de to them SO reduction hall Do
made by the Board a. Surerf Of uny A'seu"nt On es
or er5,i rstnis ui ed ief hi. at uless 'aal a
p.r under sah ~ rhn. that tie party agt~Fs4 Wss
enable to aeui WITHIN psrod pescfled of ne c9ec
ton 81 of ers.s ~ so,nc~ FROM The ty
80 Lsw. OF 1867, Ctspief ~ Sections ~ le ..o.
WILLIAMSON.
J. W. ALLEN
J. ". BROWN.
Corni.si1refs 81 Taxes and As.essulsn's.
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Entrance s,tlst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For NcE.Hssen. . H., CHS l2:i5 3.DlEr)i 5'oo'
4 30 and p. IN. o. o.. , % "a
~. sDd8p. a.. 49,.
: f. m. i2:l5. $50 ard $50 p. m. . rs, ,., .
For Norws1 = s:Jos m; 12:l5 $780, EIli $50 40 o.
For Dsricn and Greenwich, = $3.50 i2:5, $50 49,
For stanford, T. g. ok s;sos NJ; i2'lS a:lo tEI) .:
So $3.50 $3.50 r. 8,
70. $50; 30, $3.50, o., o p N. ,
So POI Cac.tcr aud New Rochelle, sp m.
CONNECTlNG TRAINS
For Boston via Spin gncld Ia. ttXl $3.50 tExh 2.
or Boston Wis Shore Line. l2:l3, p. IN.
to4 HEREFORD aud Springfield a m, (ETl R;iS' Jo'
(EH.l p . -
Yor Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal a 'Er)
AID I2.l5 p. u. 20 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and EIshkil Rsilrosd.
For New.iIasen, New London and slouingion Railroad
a 8 ~, l2:i5. $780, p. u.
Fo1 Canal Riiroad u; p. N. 70 Northampton
For Housa,ouic Railroad TO fi1tsheld. D 49,
For NGrgatuck Rsilfold. {. m. 800 y m
For De bury sud Norysk Railroad = - A. m, 3sl r. n
Comn1odiors : eeyin, lrs attached 20 p m train
JAMES II. HOir supcryfs te &.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
~ at Queenstown Cork Harborl-Ihs LiVerpooi' ne"
Yo,k AID Phlsdelphs Steam hip Company nteuu
in- Their fulpowe ed Clyde built iIon stesn,hl a.
CITY OF acknowledgements day. ~ o.
fTNA...............s..'.s-' ''''' f.~cbI
GAROO...............:. 'Sstn.us, 49,, pi,
Ard every succeeding SAfChDAii IL NUM- 'V
No ~ North River. .
FIRST CABIN.... SIS STEERA6E.";'. '''''"rS
Fir,t Cabin to London 50 sieeTsse 70 boncoh''''
tir.t sDi 10 Paiis. So SteeIage to IaiS''.'" -
yI,sf abn II Hamburg IS steersge 10 Hamburg -. D.
Pss.epeers also forwarded TO HayTe, Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp &c. at equally low rattS , - -.
Re- rom Liverpool CueenOvn: lat Cabin, 90, fB1
and : no., Steerage from Liverpool. $40. From Queens
town $50 Tickets he bought here a. these rates
en,bipr people to send for their friends.
THESE Steamers have superior accommodations Tor passen
yer are strongly bot IN Wstetsht Iron Sections, and
cary Patent Fhe Annhilators. Experienced Surgeons ae
attached 10 each steamer
For further informs ion apply ia Liverpool 10 WILLIAM
NMAN gent, ~ Watei ST. IN Glasgow to AlLh NAL
COLIN No 5 It Fnoch., quare IN Queen.towu to G. W.
y. SEYMOUR & CO.; In Lopdoa to EWES MACY. No.
tl hinr Mil.eu-st in Paris to JULES DECSUE. No ,
Place De a BouIse; IN Philadelphia to JOHN O. DALE, No
III Nanutst r at the Com panys OhceG
JOHN q. DALE Agent. No. is Broadway N. Y.
EOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.--A first.
class steamer will leave NewYoIk on the lst nth and
2 ofesch month except when these dates al on
when the day OF departure will be the MoNDAf following
green. ID. Is. ALLEN. AGENT.
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yVESTCHESrER COUNTY SUPREME
W court RICHARD T.. JORDAN plaintiff egaias.
TERRENCE MCCABE, THOMAS MNNul W, ~ y tif5a
Al IONrs FKern.or &C.. ~ JOSHUA o. jOftr de
eea.sd JANIS McPnLLlPs. end DAVID BARTON.
d.r.pS,,ts Summons. FOR Relief (Cofu not sotved) To
he D,iel d,pt TFHRFNCE McCABE; You IRE hereby
tumu,nrd end required 10 answer the complain. IA
hs action wflrh viii be- filed n the Oee Of TIE OofA q" the
on, Of M,qrh-st.r a bite Plains. snd 60 copy
II vo,r answer e. io .ai complaint the suoscnbef at
h, Office in PerAski Metehestcr County, within twenty
dav amer hs .rrlee Of ts you, eNclntse ~
te d II ouch ser,cr and AZ yoa fail TO answer tho said
con ain within t time aotsad The puuih IN ths sct'n
,s anuy 10 q. Cnurt or Use lccl demanded la tho com
plsiu..-Datsd Decemhe 10. 1904.
DAVID W. TRAVIS Plaintiff . Attorney.
The complaint n the shove action ned In the ONCE OF
The Cefk OF Woatch, County II White Piah December
M fllf DAVID ". TRAVIS, fid's APy.
$3.50 lGw6wlhs
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Go pOhom II man Concern.

IF JOHN MYERS. who formerly resided IN
Li,erpo. J. AID sailed rom London in the ship Toronto
9r New Hork he mouth II Jnu4y ~ aud j. believed
resided for some IN newh nts I'D Nc, ~ ~ais' ~lh
COMM NfCAIF With Mr niCllAlip 1EEbAl. 81 Liv-
efpco Eng md Attorney a. Law lac VII lrar something 70
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