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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22
lisa Tharp,
Il0,226l 81
Marsh 4 Pondledon.
Error 10 Special Court u Equity at RroohhdrtH'


Error 70 special todtW i'H""E w ~
MR. JUSTICE HARRIS DELIVERED lhEo fiNl"N
OF TuE COURT,
The defendants in error filed their petition
n lie Special Court of Equity, stating that
in the month Of June, let5 they employed
nlainttgf in error, aud sent him to Simpson
rou,,tv in this State, 90 buy cotton ior
them' and furnished him with goods aud
money for that purpose, for which he was 70
have one-fourth OF the nett profits arising
from the sale of the goods aud cotton lor ms
compensation. Ihat said Iharp had no eaPl
al ~ his own That with the capital Tar
nished bv defendants in error be purchased
ana RENTED to them forty-ihree bales Of
ootton. That having reason 70 doubt the
rnrrectneks Of his dealings. they sent an
aren't 10 demand ten bales Of ginned cotton.
a9d six hundred pounds of seed cotton, ia
his possession. and purchased with Their
money aud goods also. merchandise 90 TIE
value OF sixteen hundrcdslollars aud large
amount OF money. sc, belonging 70 aeienu'
ants ia error, which the said agent, aitef de
mand. failed t. obtain.
They allege that they believe Iharp owes
them about 81 800, and that be viii dispose
OF ana remove said property unless restrained
Inv The order of sid court lAat they have
terminated any further agency olsald Thar
for them. aud pray wit oi seqncstrailon
aud for an injunction, aud on hhai heailnt
for a decree Of specific performance ot sate
contact ia law. hy delivering all Of said
property to defendants in error, subject g
aid credit OF one-fourth Of the nett profits
a. aforesaid. or for it, alternative value ant
damages, and Cor such other or further ro
lief &c.
Tethis petition the plaintiff Ia error hio'
his demurrer-lst, f0E want 81 jurisdiction
aud "a, because the petition seeks settle
1nant Of partnership accounts, aud not si''
ific peforInance Of contact IN relation L
cotton. OF ether personal contracts express
ar frnnfied
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TRR WEEELY CLARION.
DECISIONS OF THE HIGH COURTS
oF
ERRORS AND APPEALS.

APRIL TERM. ls6e.
william II va..sr.

William II vaascf.
Geo " Henderson ct al }
Error H. he ChaHong Court of Monroe
C0aHiy
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smith aoniau Institution 10 the Treasury oi
M rniied states ~ expenses infuffeh ~
binding and taking care 81 the ssiifi', o. up
IN moi terms and conditions ~ shan ~
mutually agreed upon by Congress ana inc
regents II said Institution.
grC q. Ind belt further eHaettd, nat lhe
emlthaouian Institution, through hs secfe
tary. shall have tire use Of the library 81 NoA'
gre.s. subject 10 the same regulations as
Senator aud Representatives
SIC. 4. And Be u jarfher enacted, Tha, the
librarian Of Congress shalllbe authorized 70
employ two additional assistants who shail
receive a yearly compensation Of eight nun
dfed dollars, aud one thousand dollars, re-
snecti,ely. commencing July one, eighteen
hundred aud sixty.slx, 10 be paid out 81 any
money IA the treasury not otherwise appro-
src .. and BE- & 6urtncr enaeted' That
In. sum Of fiye hundred dollars o. 80 much
/ thereof a. may be necessary, shall be aspfo'
| priated. out Of any money IN the treasury
n6t otherwise appropriated, 70 deifay the
ID, ,,.,,.t,s,.. Of the removal herein provided FOR
APPROVED, April 5, 1860.
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Term OF the District Court for the District
of Minnesota, 20 be- held at ths CITY oil
Winona In said District
BE Henacted bg The Senate and House 81 hfp-
.,.,,,,,ires of me- Tinted States Of 4merica In
congress assembled, That hereafter, and IN .,
iii otherwise provided by law, there SHAH
he held. annually. on the first Monday ~
June, term Of the district conrt Of the.
limited States for the district Of Minnesota,
A. the cifv of Winona, in said district, and all
process. writs aud recognizances, civil and
criminal. which may have been, or may here
after be, issued and made returnable AZ
MankatO, shall lac returned to the sa li,i term
nfthe said court at the said city of Winona.
on like manner and with the like effect as II
originally made rcturnabie thereto. =,
Sic ,. And BE- Il further enacted, That al
acts or parts Of acts which require term o,
said court to DO held ut Mankato, III sald
district, be, and the same are hereby repeal
ed.
APPROVED, April ., ls66s
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APPROVED March 81, 1866.
CHAP. XXIV--AN ACT more ellectually
to provide for the Punishment OF certain
Crimes against the United States,

Crimes against the United States
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
reseaidiircs of the United States Of Amcricd IN
Congress assembled, That if any person or
persons shall talesly make, alter, forge or
counterfeit; or cause or procure to Dc falsely
made, altered, forged, or eounterieitedi or
willingly aid or assist in the false making
altering, FORGING, or counterfeiting any
bond, bid, proposal, guarantee, security, ON
cial bond, public record aiiidaVlt, or other
writing for the purpose of deiraudihg the
United States, or shall utter on publish as
true. or cause to be uttered or published, as
trne, any such false forged altered or conn
forfeited bond bid, proposal, guarantee,
security, official bond, public record, aitida-
Wit. or other writing, FOR the purpose OF de-
frauding the United States, knowing the
same to be false, forged, altered, or counter
tcitcd; or shall transmit to, or present at or
,,,,sp ar prorure 10 be transmitted to, or pre-
sented nj, the Office of any officer of the
limited States. any such false, forged altered,
oreounterleited bond, bid proposal guaratl-
tse. security, official nond, public record,
onidnyit OF other writing, knowing the
same TO he false forged altered, or coulter
frited for the purpose of defraudng the
United States; every such person shall be
deemed and adjudged guilty OF felony, ana
being thereof duly convicted shall be sen
I
fenced TO be imprisoned, and kept at hard
labor. for q period not exceeding ten years,
or be fined not exceeding one thousand dol
lars. ar both of said puniShments in the DIS
erection Of the court.
Sry. 2. Ind be IL further enacted, That If
offence shall be committed in any place
which has been, or shall have hereafter be,
ccded 10. and under the jurisdiction of the
| United States, which offence is not prohioi
| ted. or the punishment thereof is not special
| IN provided for by any law of the United
| States. such offence shall, upon conviction III
any court of the United States having cog
nifance thereof, be liable to, and receive tn,
same punishment as the laws OF the state III
which such place is or may be situatadno
In force. provided for the like offence wher
committcd within the jurisdiction of sucl
state. and no subsequent repeal of any sucl
state law shall affect any prosecution To-
such offence in any of the courts OF the TINT
ed States
AppnnN-rn Auril > lsi6
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT


RoBuED His E,rLouR-Ilorato b Cushman keeps store
al No Greenwich ave and has for time past missed
money nom his cash drawer Owen Maoy young man in
Mr. Cushmun employ suspected OF the te and accord
inplv BE- watched Yesterday he seen 10 Glsi.Hct
some money from the drawer lie arrested and searched
the result ber the hudng OF 81 % on ais person Justice
Dodge committed him In default OF $500 bail
VIOLATION or ana HEALTH LAw,-Robor Donnen was
arrested on complaint Of A5les Murphy on officer Of The
Sanary Squad for violation OF Section 2l Of the Health
law IN burning oyster shells lime Kiln. The kiln situated
on West TWe.ftlsst, between Washington and WeststS
owen lIiy aud William AlcCabc Welc arrested Tor ,hr
ocnse commcd at line kl On the corner OF Ififichst,
aud Esyenthnye
The oil held TO bail in the Of eco each 10
answer OF the Court OF Special Sessions.
BrEGL Yesterday morning about ococf Mrs May
Owens who resides house No PA East Twenty first st.
went Of the house locking the door after her Returning
In she found the door open and entering saw
IN her bedroom. Seeing that lac detected, the man
the door and escaped 10 the street but MIS- owens
assistance attracted The attention Of butcher VINO rs
reached the sidewalk eed him 10 the gfOd ~
powerful blow from his list The thief who gave ms name us
Beehcr HeldehTnnd, arrested and committed ios inl
Wien the officers searched him the following articles were
found. Four gold watches pocketbOok containing una
pawn tickets foE the following articles two rosewood Nh
desks ladies' work boxes ladies toilet eases Dox o
driving instruments and also Tor several watches rings aha
wearing apparel on the In which these aIue came
his possession he COVE account The oheeIs Deie'e
them 20 have been stolen.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Oct. s-lu sss.r
o CITY or Pars-Miss Taylr Mss Roege bi LaAey wife end
two dren mr. Oase Mr. FaIie and LADY Sif Penny, M
Doyuss b hoesk slI. Woy, NL Henry aad ady MI o.sy
Mr. lbert M Fiamery Ramsdsu lady and child M Weber
iIr Srsu ST. Need Mr TenHay Mdme Augusta M Les kss
spr horp Mise Ch0ntclu Mess.s Barter, Flniey bauhen'
Krs a. Jones Sidney lady Mfr Cocksha ady ara three ch
dren McsErs srschom McMnry Saith and lay Mrs heiDs
On. Mr. Nhnal aud LADY, MT
Wynt r Woolcock and lady, Messrs Learning Asesbury Sts
Moodeock ace. Bie
Tour human bu.den Cakson Mathews synsg IN ~, s'
son w and family. McCabe Black Young Psrmouo
Turner Todd Warner Simpson sud ady M hssss'
Mis- Meadows MIA Thomas and child M Beae Nit Bes1mon
81 Cpsad H. Parker lady and three cldren r AID Ms Les
M Nc iuy andchid h English M Hslsesd hi Nsseo
Saunders Miss Trford Mr Mathews lady and ssn Ldme oe
Ryke snd fur children, MeSu Ridgeey SoGs label Desses
Psise Sheen ans, Goodrich Jaynes, Hosnd cnt
Earro child and Misses Reid Ma borden h fs,ieu
adv and child bliss EandoOen. Mesns Noses Gerad ainfsea
and $50 4 s,eersge. a., %
FROM SAvASNAH. Oct Pin stesmship Asbsma-Ars v
usvvool Ms D. LOval j. b Holmes, ". Hazzsd. X nASey-
Mr. w Brscoe o. Cssnan, 81. Goodman c. b. Case '" ,1ea
Jenkins hT and Ffrs = Chimon JSsepa hss1NSen
w. FOg Ter J. McAs,h ". smith
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Il'IlIE y UI-" 'NIsi'IA''
Provan agt. Provan. granted.
cOURT CALENpARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUlT.-PART Nos. 1897,
1917 1919 1921 1923 1927 1922 1891, 1873 1885 1859, lyJ
1915 1897 1912 1851. 1853 1850 1851 1889 PAgT ll-Nos
63 1912 lGii lGi5 lois 1910 1872 1854 1850 loo loi Toe
100 lG!2 iG76 1913 lCs1 ls2 1896 fc35 PART ui-SoA
C3 DuruestD l6yo ISL lHl. no., 5j lls lU5 20 7f1
2l3 l27 1878 l2sl, los 1905 1876 ll 1872 1873
SUPREME COURT-SPBcIAL TERM.-Nos. 100, l1l,
G lSJ 6i 100 ICE lC7 los TO- i7O H. H. Ia a. 10
10. IN l75 III
SUPERIOR COURr--PARr I.-Adi1umed TO Thurs
day next PAlr U-NOs lfS2. 'i1s 1890 2J.5 1864 2a2
27jl ZOO 23e 2ciO NJ gsii 27ll 2.is go
COMMON PLRAs-TNAL TgEN-FART Nos
l2s 1922 IsJ 1871 1856 1913 1902 1853 ij1 1870 lJl9
Ias I-a IJ7 l4l pant iI-Nos 2J6 @il &Ps tej lV2Ji
l5sl l5s- 1901 1911 1886 l5-i lss1 81 1854 lCJl.
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SUPREME COURT-CIEcUu OCT. 2-BcoTc Justice DAVIS.
A CONTESTED WILL CASE

Franes W Roe e al agt Caleil a. T. Alae EzecutriI
This case originated IN the SHrr0glte's Court, was
carried by appeal there the supreme Court General
Term nud IS sent om tc.c 20 tbs Circuit 10 have certain
Tbe pantf rcpress certain children BY the first wife Of
james T. AlaiIc (lecclseO formerly prominent mncLih
and boiler makl OF t city Ihe defendant j. ae wiaGE ana
lsirc7 Mr. Analrc made Wi on TIE Iih otOc0bcr $50
slorty ateT The Dih q haL =! Nlch sS S ~ ]
chi tie Child Of Ms Roe one Of bis uluSera afn IN
Ncwerey ard the rest Of s properly to hrs second T
to probate IN the Surrogate Court bat the contestants appeal
er Tenn Of The supreme Court tls ground that the
win was not properly attescd and also that Il was OBJ
Iraent was heard BY the General Term and the majority
OF The Cour. bng satisfied t relation 10 TIE lci' W gao
case sent 10 the Circuit to have jury aeciae IN eIn
TxSarrogate Bradford in opening The f9r e widow
and ezecugix contende TIM; the VII wa properly drawn na
that 40 undue influence Ind been used y frY person 70 nave
framed as it stood In supporof his position c read testimony
rn1 he Given He sid that ar Aarc died tie ri OF
June lede, aged agou, l1i i9t i W. III ~. it
Of what he doing whoa be made the WI nd Pa good ad
substantial reasons for framing It t did hr bradford CON
sdered the aggregate value Of the etc ~ DO more ah
elOOOOO and possibly no moro itan fo0Vsl -
Mr. s 4 Lyon associated with james A. l}ady "a counsel
for the plaintiffs and contestants ~ opening iho case on VI
behalf contnded that lc caie was worth about D INA,
h no % Of eaob Win pa,g sum- while tie bui Of the
te was bqGeathe to the second wife and her spn Counsel
existed between decreased and the children by the first wife
that they each fully expected 10 inherit ar share o. heI
father property aia hsit Asi'u''eN "+'e'' WV N''
will became known 10 them %, 80.
Council then recapituael the itcms Of the VIII By which
n G cidren were IN such small amounts and stated that one
OF no children was great flyone Of Mr. Auairgs un she
was hind md the widow Of D Roe formerly weknOwn py
can M his CITY that Alairc had made the remark not
long before the will made that all Of MS children Womb p
well nroid for c stated that the second Wilc 81
he deceased had nursed the first wife during the Illness which
resulted her death & ,e Aaa takeg eyery means y 2ep
an influence M A1re aud 20 estralge Inn iIo MS
chdren y the r wife, that she would permit him to
zee them unless she was present and that the fact Of her mar
rloge 10 M Aare was made pablo until within short
time ~ the birth OF her child Hail. Counsel then read te
onv In snbstantaon OF what no had said and stated that
oral testimony would also be given
Tho ease was then adjourned til tomorrow morning
LANES n Brady and s T. Lyon the plaintiffs e1-suuo
este a. w Bradford for the defendant
- AN INQUEST, &c.
Previous the win case coming up an inquest Was F hSg
be decision was reserved The jury panel was called and m
those absent fined SIS Twenty mymcn only have SO lar oeeh
secured
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Fm.r Racn-MIle bot. f,r al ..e..

Fusr RAcx-Mi'e hess Tor al ages.
SECOND RACR-Same dayDash Of a e free for al
1Hmp BAOE-Same dsyThc Grant National Race q isss
free handicap.
The follow hore have been named aud handicapped 6ow
Reuucky ~ n Feewns carry NJ %
Arcoa years 90 no 70 Chunk s~d, carry lC a, Block
bird agrd carry los n Zgz1s year carry l5 n Leather
luna los 10 Adehrau l1' nj
Delaware yoars, cauy Oi l5i Onward yess g. carry lOi
julius TO lO1 Luthe 100 ~ Nan
Butler years, cary CITADEL years To carry 100 n
hreckenudgs sgsd to Cy lol fOvaore aged 10 100
Iom WoOhoh. yeare. carry 81 H.
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they never gave mo any advice They went 10 their
church every Sunday but they left their reigiOs
nc the church. They explained 10 tho
doctrines OF the Bible Al parents should that their cha
on have love for God and they should let know wha
this Bible is a many children running around IN TIM
streets they yet als and that only makes them
We should make home happy and blessing for en
IL Is duty that God devOvos upon hope that God mag
pardon al our sins and that lie may receive my soul
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SUPERIOR COURT-TEAL TERM-Before Justice GARvIx
THE LAW or LBAsBS-A TBCHSIAL CASE.
William A Colt aet Louis Palmer 81 al

THE LAW OP LBAsBS-A TBCHSIAL CASE
William A Colt agt Louis Palmer Ell al
This was rather peculiar action in its legal rela-
tons The plaintiff leased 70 the defendants for term OF 10
years certain premises in Esaott az ys rent n o.
session Of the premises the roof OF them was peaked but
2 $ the Pa1iG ran Up s aoN T 50 soI q I'm a 5n
says that be did this under agreement with the Defendants
that they should pay him rent OF 80 i3 ne % &
sequent until there due him 1902 70 ioF which sum
At the close Of his testimony the defendant asked the dism
sal Of the complaint the ground that the agreement proved
,sI5ci 1rss I t sit III 6snSs or paroI variance of
written contract the o na lease which could NOT DC pIoveI
and the plaintiff could for the occupancy OF
the floor "a tie only raon OF landlord and tenant between
the pgrtieS Oai OF tire original lease.
The Court denied the motion holding that the story
or improvement was understood b. addition the prem
the landlord might rent FOR the occupancy OF the
premises though not under the agreomeat
The defense then gave their statement o. the affair which
landlord woa TX the sewers in accordance with provisions
Of the original lease and then offered to show their damages
arising from the condition Of the sewers.
Objection was taken 20 evidence on ms point ana the Court
held that the contract IA The lease for the sewers was distinct
transaction from The agreement occupancy under which the
plaintiff claimed and hence the damages ang nom Dreacn
o. that contract could not be counterced in ne action bu
that the payment Of the $50 was made coniuona on hc
completion Of that agreement then they might snow is ohu
fnen At the close Of the the Court left 70 10 the jury TO
decide what the Of the occupancy tie improvement
partic If thew found that there was any such agreement
The jury found for the plaintiff the full amount claimed ana
interest amounting together to ss2 % to which the Court ndded
extra allowance Of per cent.
Alfred ROc osI for plaintiff Slopcn Fellows Tor uechu
ant.
SrEcLAL TEEN-OCr. Before Judge BARBOUR.
DECISIONS.
John MoGuckesn agt. Anna A. Moore.-Complaint
dismissed with enc costs
Hugh Goodwin agt Thomas Hlskn ct al-MotiOn yacang
Injunction granted Will $40 costs.
Thomas D. Taylor agt. John T. II King e. alNotion de-
ncd said order dismissed with - costs 70 the defendants
Joseph schwazschild agt jackson 5 schultz ct a-Con
paint dismissed with costs.
Elizabeth Wiley administering agt james Fee impleldcd
Ec-Iudgmen. FOR plaintiff for $3.50 ID with costs.
Michael Dou0hue agt Jackson G. Shulz CT a-Compaint
dismissed with costs.
Catherine Harvey agt Lawrence Harney.-Moon granted
AMI cause referred 10 "a rellrcC 10 hear, &c.
Morris Lcsner lgt James Lynch Sherif-Oli0n granted
John Schweckert Ggt. Caroline Standardization
granted
COURT OF COMMON pLEAS-SiTTAL TERif-OCL a.
Before Judge CAEDOzo.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT
No business was transacted at the above court yes
,erday save the sentencing Of a few drunkards.

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.-The committee
appointed by the State Senate to sit during recess with the
Mayor State Engineer and the Engineer OF The Croon
Board 10 ascertain and report the Senate the most avnn
taqeous and proper route for railway or railways
suedtO the rapid transportation Of passengers nom the upper
10 the lower portion OF this city having adjourned the time Tor
receiving specifications upon the above subject until Monday
Mr. Cornell the Street Commissioner stated that he Somm
sion would do nothing for the present In this matter but that
their e9nclaaps VII b. eRnopsced " future a4Isrssnsn
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ing that the afdav OF the plaintiffs did make out title 20
tn cotton The Court reserved it7 decision
Mr.. Tulgon for the motion O. l. Lowrey for tho plntn
TECEsOMACHY.
Wilkinson agt Wiknson-Thc parties In this suit were d.
vOroed by decree Of the Cont but n the decree ted
provision that the father should be allowed al proper times %
his children Difficulties having arisen In crling OUT ts
the plaintiff ent offered % let aim them az he sta
on.house The fther then made this motion % have the
plaintiff produce them at proper place TIE plaintiff then
offered produce any parOr OF the fh Avenue Ho
the defendant paying Ae expense The motion was
aed with much heat but the judge directed that the mother
should month four days notice produce the children
paIor Of respectable hotel TO DO selected by the defend
ant 70 allow their farther b see them
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENcE.
PORT or NETWORK. oor q
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Miami CLARK Boston W. r CLYDE
Steamship snbeau Emerson. Charleston Llyiasson os oe
ste,Hl.bip Java tBrl, Noodle, Liverpool. = cgH.rd
ssp y ys1s FIJI rSp sSSn nsa r Sia Fem c.
Steamship New York f4 AIsI , y HeHd i,v,.
Slip Alex Marshall Marshall Liverpool. c X Msr'hsn Co,
B Bat ssfa Hi s Biaos S. joan. B. Greene cu
Brig lrs Williams Santa Cruz va Norfolk y r Baef 90
Brig Benkh0rn (BLl benkaom MA1zAnilo j. T. "htssf
B Is f.H S S Hates boh Eeiss!
scSI TG S w Ad & h1 1f' T,s Brent NJ s
S5I i P c5is a. 1919 >: TI TI., q
scEr, hero S@,i salem, 4 v. Rope, Co n.w.,.c.
seIi JON snow, COais, shulse Snow hichal.oe.
ssT M.SS GsoS ,b5as % ieS:. sesef a SS
schr. October. scott New Bedford. Feryuson & Wood
SEEM sSaI 1.t Ele' Kia. Aux csy's BEET, SEA Co.
AEEIvED.
os Sssa11R S S S f' I'd 'f .sa IS
sandy Hook saw .saa.hp sIrdoaia Lolce GLASGOW,
EN- sender cd 2 h sss;, T N
ges made barber adr Ball Read 81 hours no light ship On Fas
Steamship Quaker City West Charleston Sept 20 with ud.s sns
P to q & an o WITH bead pSs :, %
bic swaow.s dag gih wSse Maltese e5O;s ~ seSea Nth
Steamship A.bam, LqebuqsI sysnnsh g sogI: With sa.
seaIp salvador bounds Had 'rOns NE sLe since astss
SHIP Freedom Bradley Newcastle Aug with md'e to Thomas
BARI Eugene 9TH Lamy st. Pierre n E. days with dsh 10
Bis Tuba Caia torYsrmouh Me- Lorng Cow Boy days Win
sesg Alex Milken Estes csis with lumber to snp.oa
Clapp. gu,
sshr Hunter Bf Scott Linsa days with eOato wa
schr Yankee Boy Brewer Roudout for Hartford
schr. j. s. Curtis Fox Elizabethport TOT Hartford
schr. :. ]. Lindsey, -, Rockland
Schr g. Gilum Chapman, Portland
Sohr Hume, Baker. Ne~ London.
j. McCl0skey Crowell Proyidenco
Schr LII Daniels Smith. Hartford
Schr n. Smith. Horton, New Haven
Srhr j. J.. Lee Burnett Providence
schr J Barrett, NcAerson, Providence.
schr n Clifford Shute Belfast
Schr Maria l.. Hall Lawrence, Portland, Coca ....
Schr Modesty - Providence
MISCELLANEOUS.
IT. r-rd ip Portsmouth which has been used dors Ne
the Lower Quarantine hospital ship op 70 No
this d. m.
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CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrRT-Ocr 9-Be,ore
Judge BErrs.
CONCENTRATIONS d bEVAULT,

Returns OF Pre-. ess were made IN the following
cases this r'o-a.g L. 8 agt p1-ci addressed y. =
Moore containing; package az li,opu stones ana one
package o. irWe.t san og- ] p.c.rge addressed " 90.
Rhode cor liuH. u... ana IHns stones Same nri.
package containing soTe god yato- aud oas gold clua
same act - hbl. j.ilcl sprs copper still and other
articles found west si 81 kighthaye second Auun
above Ninety Huth-L us Ge. bla Of whisky found AT
No :y5 Batayiast al e 40 Of No lgi Pelrlst Sane
agt copper boiler other articles found at Saugeies
~ y g. zJ b0Xes and 81 packages containing J0J
scgars.
30 claimants appearing foT toe above articles motion Of
b X Phelps Assistant L. District Attorney, DEGREES we're
entered aud they condemned By default