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n having made the above purchase and re-
sumed business al the Old aud well known
slfud, NO. ols Main street, where we have 40
oiaen and for 80 many long years or sunshine
enn ~adNeuly met our old friends and patrons.
ana ~ "A train Of Unforeseen pruvidenral en-
cnmetalce9 have shifted us around 10 our for
uer pl-ee or business, IL is with feeling. ag
ehFneaL loi faluiauuu that We are again nre-
parel to ener % Our former patrons and fbs
pubic = neraly q larze and well selected stock
OF Drug Medlc-ues etc etc. and indeed every
thing geuaily Kept ia a hrst-clsss and vel con-
dEcted Drug Store, 90 (which We are now ADDING
and viii continue to add constantly. fresb gn6l,
plies OF The most staple and Choice Articles ne
markets can afford. And as we snau ir,norf
rom foreign markets direct. and from, drst
hand dealers, We intend makIDR tbis Hons
. the Drug Emporium OF the south " We v-gDid
therefore, hold out specniiuducement- 10 hofL
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in The CIV eDI
country, 10 give us n call. examine aud ,ric-
our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Tor We
are determined, by our close vigilance ID he
markets Of this ana foreign countries. a. wen
A. with sound, practical judgment In making
our purchases, so as 20 be able. with the choice
quality Of our stock and the low prices we will
Oner them at 70 be able 70 vie with and even
defy c0mpetiuou. AnEiOusly hoping, there.
fore. that these propositions tfoT we iutend to
make good % the letter all we nave proposed,
Will meet win the hearty c-oncurrencs Of our
old n ends aud patrons and The community
generally. We are, very respec fully, yourt,
elc, }. r. WATSON & co,
Pr0puetors
The Avalanche. Bulletin, Ledger and Post viii
please copy Oue month oo' In
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL

MEAEhA6a SAN1hEA - W J
money matters. Cotton bills are taken by our
banks at &c discount to customers, but all pre-
sented are not accepted. There Is stu too Light
Sight drafts on New York and other Eastern
cities are sold at par 10 3 premium.
Gold opened in New York to-day at 1857 and
closed at l4sL 4zc was the buying rateln cur
market with light offerings.
Silver Is noniDal At % 10 3ic.
City scrip is about as It was yesterday. Hold
ems are not as q general Thing willing TO sell at
SOC. which is the best offer made by brokers.
The selling rates vary from 43 70 45c-
County Warrants are not In demand among
brokers, who are generally well supplied. The
rates are nominally zoe buying, and 70 TO SOC
We could learn Of no transactions IN Police
Scrip. We quote II dull st zoe buying, selling
at IS to soc.
A Little Rock exchanE Of Saturday says:
Yesterday morning in the Circuit Court OF
the United states for the Eastern District of
Arkansas, Judge Caldwell Rde a very i'm
portant ruling. 4Ouis HRnauer, OF Memphis,
had sued Alden N. Woodruff, OF this city, on a
note for about $500. The note was made about
the first year or the war, and although the
note expressed value received, and the word
collars, without any other description on its
face, the defendant pat In a plea that the note
was in reality given for war bonds, and hence
that the contract Was illegal and also that the
issuing Of war bonds by the State Of Arkansas
was unconstitutional, beiBg bills Of credit. The
plaintiff interposed a demurrer to these pleas,
which was overruled by the Court This Is the
IA a -" A y 49, H---a
whose consideration was war bonds that has
come up for adjudication in this Court. II is
probable that the plaintiff, ~ the case OF
the trial goes against him, which is quite prob
able, II the defendant proves his pleasI viii
take the case 10 the Supreme Court OF the
United States.
The 0ficiaI report OF Gen. Carlin shows the
total expenses OF the Ereedmeu's Bureau in
Tennessee, for the year ending october st, 70
be s962g Is.
II Will be seen by reference to the Internal
Record that The period is passing
sway within which iusolgent doctors
Of past years may avail themselves Of the ma
tional bankrupt law, with such advantages as
now possess.
After the ID OF March, 1865, no debtor viii be
able to obtain a discharge in bankruptcy IN
his assets shall pay dity per cent Of mis- in
debtedness, or by assent IN writing Of a ma
'Orfty in number and value OF has creditors
This fact Is not generally known, and any
One desiring to obtain the benefit OF the act
no time 70 loose Only four months re-
main, and 8 discharge mo in any Gaze be
obtained IN less than three months, and where
here is opposition more time IS required.
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Commercial Banks
Farmer Blk OF Ven
Merchants 40
Miners&Plantrs'B'k IS
"auD 49,
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IsOObrs. French window Glass.
D RFWARD!

Imported direct, and sor sale by
aus 8m ORGiLL BROS. & co
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cnrrnN

BLOCK on anu 80
We learn that there is no foundation for the
reports which nave found their way into the
papers OF this city relative to An embargo upon
merchandise shipped't 70 points below on the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad. The ru-
NOR OF military Interference was entirely SEN
sational and calculated TO further tuiure the
trade OF our city, which at best IS not favorable
At this tine. There is some inquiry for Corn
the market is bare. Prices, however, are
unchanged. Old Yellow and Whue sell at Csc
to 81 on tbs landing. and 81 Qal 10 IN store
Dew Ear Torn is inactive AT G9Ucb by the lot.
Meal Is dull al $ odd Oats are d m and in
demand at 43d45c- hay scarce st SA45 IRON
landing, and S2s95O in rtOrs. Mess POrE - firm
at SIS so in lots from levee, ana S28a 20 from
Store Clear Sides, S9l9Lc; breakfast Bacon.
l6&l9c Shoulders, l54@l51zc; Plain Hams, y
@2ic sugar cured, 26a27e. Reg Lard, I55<ai6c.
tsrco, l4h@I5c. Apples firm and scarce al
s. Goat 50 per Dbl. Butter is in good demand
and quite firm, at 409f5c for choice. and SSa
sc for good. Bagging in demand at 2TRSOc for
India, and 3G1Sc for Kentucky power; hand.
drm and scarce at EaWc. Fiourquief but nrm:
eoInmO s. 54a6 10 super S7aS X s9aIU, Xxx
$40 508u, * Sl2alS; fancy brands S4
Chickens scarce, selling at S 50 for young and
S6G6 so for old. Potatoes are scarce and firm
good Sc at - 51G5 50 per bbl. onions, Sd3 sol.
weetP sfatces s per hbl. or I per hushei. No
leases urn At 70Gs0c for 81. Louis rebofled no
New Orleans Of consequence in market; syrup,
3lGl 50. sugar hrm 81 l0G2Uc for white crushed
and powdered and coffee suearsa az I7kRIEalse:
brown l4al7c. Rio CCfiee, fair 10 chOiee, 2fa
27ke, thn Lime & E92 50; Cape Lime, 81 sd
2 90
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VI. L. MEACHAM, A. @ TREADwELL.
Formerly Of Meacham Formerly OF F. Lane
& G~albreath. a %
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Notice to the Public.

\ retiring from the Drug business In THIS CITY
entire Stock, together with the FiTfures 100
etc, OF the Well-kuOwn stand, NO BIS Main
street, to Or J. B. WATSON &CO. To whom We
were formerly successors; and Rner returning
our be rtielt thanks TO our numerous pstrons
and friends who have 50 literally favored us
during our Of husInsss We solicit
Tor our SUCCESSORS a confirmation OF the same
As 60 the character and qualifications OF our
worthy SUCCESSORS In this branch Of trade. their
reputation Is too well and favOrably known I'M
This city and throughout the country generally
Tor US 70 he able IN anything we might here
state 10 add thereto. surhce II 10 say they are
81 long and tried experience in tolls branch OF
brsiuessi and therefore most cordially recon-
mend a continuation Of our patrons with this
House. JOHN A. NTpGEN
Inc unsettled business OF NIPGEN a RIA
klkT and JOHN A. NIPGEN. Will be settled
by either Of the old partners at the old stand.
JOHN A NIPGEN,
NlFGEN & REAEIRT.
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The Cotton market to-day opened quiet with
holders asking I7c for Middiing, and buyers
Offering 1870. Anew sales were reported at both
figures. The opening New YORK dispatch
quoted thai market dull and declined Ne, with
Ordinary, l4LGl5cs Coed Ordinary, l68l6l4c !;
Low Middling, lT9lSc; Kidding, l9c; Good
Middling, 2iG2l15c; Mobile, 1913, and Orleans,
zoe. The market vas dull and quotations un-
changed at the close; with sales OF 100 bales.
The decline caused q drop In our market and
during the remainder Of the day sales we're
nsde at lSgl6Lc for Mlddling. There is no
speculative demand and transactions are based
orders. No Rdvices were received from
Liverpool up TO the Close or business We
quote the market as follows and tending down
wards.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF
GEErEkL sUPERGTESDEsT's OFTIcE }
WEEpHR TESS Sentgmber =, 1857. !

TRAINS will leave the Depot o thts Company
sf head or Main street, until further notice
- foIloWsG
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DEERING COTTON PRESSES
COTTON PLANTERS,
COTTON SCRAPERS,
cotton SWEEPFR5,
CULTIVATORS.
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
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LIMA y
Sl.l6 for

L4AAnl
Berlin, slU for 1 Prus
sian thaler
Frankfort, 6I1Ss for l
guilder.
Sweden, axe Tor one
rich EdRler.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL

Very quietly besztiful, little maiden but
lot 100 distinct In meaning. You let some III.
lie defects mai the poem, too, which We have
'emedied, we hope. Down should no
lynne with dawn De not forget your prom
Sc, nor how alsFmingly your debt increaseal
For the Memphis Appeal
ATTENDANT.
Ali / surely hear him coming,
Hear his ieet upon the grass;
Fur the kummer-ight has faded
From tie highest m~ountain-pass-
Yesi he is already passing
Meadow. brook and valley sweet
b quiet deWs are falling,
And the winds are low and neek-
was sure I knew the echo,
Close behind me on the bridge;
gweet the m~ocking-bird is singing
To she sweet peas on the ridge.
In q moment I will greet him
As he comes beyond the wall,
Turning from the pleasant honae-IighA
Flashing out from cot and hail
All how oftsn be has traced me
Round the hillocka, bare and brown,
Through the long red gloom Of meadows,
When the sun was going down.
When I hid me IN the shadow.
Looking out with chances shy
Hall atraad ne NOUlQ not zee ne
halfafraid to meet bis eye.
Soft the world has sunk 10 silence,
Gone the steps nom bridge and mill;
Audthemurky air IS wreaIhing
In a mist around the hill
Long ago we watched the home-ltghts,
Flashing out from cot and hail,
when the night with starry fingers
Move the dying day a pail.
when we turned with sudden glancsa,
Looking Ou!each Others face,
And the night grewiutO glory,
And The world tosudden grace.
For we founda home, and freight
Burning through the dust Of e8rth,
Where q crowd OF shining figures
Clustered oun a brighter hearth.
Is he cOmes-alas, the dreaming
All 1 ssethe meGdoW-Way,
See the quiet lines OF cattle
Going homewsrd In the gray.
For one eve he came no further
Than yon cedar-shaded hill;
here the solemn stones look Whitley
Down al valley, bridge and mill
Now I see the white mist rising
Through The shadow on the bill,
There are sweet peas on the ridges,
But the mOcEng-btrd IL still.
And Z see the home-lights flashing.
Cheerily from cot and hall;
And she night comes from the mOOrlands,
And the stars are over ali.
urDrrw 7 IA
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CentrI R K Blk Co.. So
City OK OF Augustab
FIm'rs 3 M'ch' c.. 6
Ga. r X, L B'k CO..-s5
Marine BRnk.85
Mrcn'ts & Pptrs Blk 5
Planters Bank.....-.l2
Union Bank- 5
Mechanics Bank-- z
Man'fact'rs " .l2
SOUTH
RAM nfCumaan IN
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arkansas Cotton Plantation
-. Ill
Arrow Cotton Ties
oRGrLL BROS. eco,
sole AEentsin Memphis.
Fire and burglar p rOOfsaCss-

Marvin 4 Co.'S greatly celebrated fire and
Enrgfa~ Proof safes Tor busIness houses and
hqnkerz. also. PLATE SAFES ioTp aTlors,
At manufacturer prices
oRGILL BROS &CO.
sole Agents In Memphis
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- New York Day Book Philadelphia Led
Ger palffmOre sum- Cincinnati Enquirer, Lou
isvlIs Journai. st. Louis Republican, EeW Or
ears Crescent, Little Rock Gszstte and Aadi-
- pioneer COPY tn day OF sale and send bill
d Tool. philips a Co, Memphis. sells ID
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MATTHEWS & ALEXANDER
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY, SEEDS,
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 272 Second Street,
AYREs BUILDING, Opposite Court square.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Have for Sale,

q MiIburnes Celebrated Iron-A1le wagons.
/ 25 MiIburne's Celebrated T~himhIe-skein Wag-
Ons-Cver 30 sold in Memphis; all warranted
for twelve mouths, and only 81 81 damages
claimed for breaksge.
so Carver Gins. from 40 to 50 saws,
wood and iron frame.
25 Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses,
dOubleEeared and 10 work by crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 Todd's Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins and Gr1st Atls-the finest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines, OF all sizes,
nom ~ to I0O-hOse power.
TOdd's Planning Mills and Wood orkiuE Ma
eh1nsry, Of all kinds, furnished ~ short no.
Portaols Steam Engines, OF all sizes, from 4to
Stationary Engines, Of all sizes, nom % TO So
single and Double Saw Mls-Todds and other
makes.
Gin segments, for 10 and Il feet wheels, CON-
plete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2 4 and s.
horse power.
Tons OF IRON TIES Gov to the trads}.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted, QOw 10 the trsde)-
100 Nests Cedar THbs, dow T. the tradsl.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses, to close consignment.
10 and z Horse Power Portable Engine, sec
Oud-hand, low for ash-mu be sold.
~ AA.A- =
IL Horse Power Stationary Engine and Saw
Mttl-an CON plete-caH be bought low.
$50 Saw and ? 90 saw Gins Cbut little usadl
low for cash.
Daniels Planning Machlne-cuts 81 inches
wide and Is feet lsng-csn be had at a bar
gain.
PLOWS OF al kinds.
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SHElLERS,
THRESEINa MACHINES.
REAPERS MOWERS,
LATH MsCHLNES.
WHEAT DRILLS,
LIlie's Fire and Burglar Proofsafes,
DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
COTTON PLANTERS.
COTTON SCRAPERS,
COTTO SWEEPFR5,
CULTIVATORS.
CORN PLANTERS,
SHINGLE MACHINES.
HE wood and IrOn-W Working Machinery, OF
all kinds, ordered on short notice, and fur-
nisred AZ Manufacturers prices sell 3m
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aoth day of October. 1867,

At the door OF the Courthouse in Marion, Crit
tenden. county. Ark, THIRTY THOUSAND
ACRES OF LAND, In tracts Of nom Forty to
Six Hundred and Forty Acres
These lends are sftuated In Crittenden, Mis-
sissippi, St. Francis, Gross, Poinsstt and Craig
head 6unties and are among The finest lands
or the Mississippi Valley.
TIE TITLES ARE LNDISPUTABLE, and
they present the greatest Inducements 70 both
and settlers
Lists or The land viii be furnished on sppli-
caffOn TO Toof, Phillips 4 Co 268 Front street
TERMS OF SALE5One-hRlf cash, the bal
ance IN one and two years with interest. A
ian resarved to secure the deferred payments.
O. T. LYLES.
b. G. BROWN,
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NOtLce.

i WILL sell my lower Plantation In Tunica
oourfy. or exchange it for other good prop-
crty. or lease il for the nexf yeRr OF Tor a series
rfyeRm II il one Of the highest and best IN
7rU A. WRIGHT.
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GREAT LAND SALE

A s Commissioners OF Chancery side OF
"A the Circuit Court OF Crittendsa county,
Arkansas appointed At the Nay term, 1880, BY
ne anal decree OF said Court IN the cause ~
T.. Burgett ct sis. vs.. John L. Barnard, as ad-
et ala. we viii oner for sale on The
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JESSIE ". PAGE, President.
Al
]. II.
81 .--
HOWELL Z. JAJkSON -..--ATTOENET.
DIRECTORS.-E ". AppersOu, Jessee W.
Prge, Jr. VIM L Vance, A. 7. Lacy, e. J. Sell
den, 81. Kelley, Howell Z Jackson, Geo. II.
Bartlett, J. H Hartley, J. j.. Peres, ". NJ.
Akin, j. NJ. Heating.
The mutual system has deSsrvedIy become
the most popular mode Of insurance in the
United states, and is the one embraced by
those best informed pom the subject, aud Who
appreciate and desire security, perpetufty and
economy. In a purely mutual eOmpaEy the
assured derives ali the advantages which can
be realized from an insurance, and at the low
est rates, or exact cost, paying no tribute or
profits TO the prOprietOrs rr Stockholders for,
perhaps, an inadequate capital or security
C~heapuess combined with security. and 8 Ger.
Caints OF accomplishing the object in view
are the essential dement's sought FOR, and they
may be found eminently existing in a vel
conducted mutual. All parties insuring In this
company become members OF the company
and are directly tntrusued in its success Cali
al the Office Of the company for full tnfOrma-
whereby all real estats insurers can save
FIFTY per cent. Of then insurance account
aus SIN
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BANKING.
GMPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 1914.
OFFICE, Ra I-2 MADISON STREET.
@
Planters, Bank Notes.

Planters B0HE Notes.
IN accordance with an set OF the General As
sembly Of the STATE OF Tennessee, approved
Decem Der y, 1875, entitled an act I eIpsdlte
the distribution Of ths effects OF Banks which
have or may make assignments among their
creditors" notice Is hereby given 70 the hold
ers OF the notes OF The Planters Bank OF Ten
nssss 70 present them 70 the undersigned at
the Bank In Nashville for payment between
now and the hrst Gay OF January, 1855, or they
will be forever barred.
JyT uRl,lSo9 D. WEANEK Trnstee-
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hUNn1a
n. & q. R K bonds IS
NJ. &C RR. couponE6
NJ. SO. RR bonds
NJ. & ORR cOupOns2
Tenn. bonds, old56
news
Tenn. coupOns-I0
Miss.C K LIST m e55
" I'd 10 I
MempTsC City binds 46
O0upons-5
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Commercial a 2
Exchange BanE.lO
Z rmrs e /
bank s
Peoples Bank....4O
Planter " G
PlsntrssM ch'csB ( .ls
South W. r. R.2
StCJe Bank 3
Union " .G
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FOREIGE EXCHANGE
Draft on England, Ire
land and scotland,
81 for / 10. sterling.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, 3 s. francs
for 81 Ul.
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s. a. Toby. President I'D. c. XIX, Cashier.
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Gold, Silver, Exchange, Government Sc
CuTities, UneuFTeBt Money, Stocks,
Bonds, Land Warrants Police,
City and County Scrip,
MEMPHIS.
y
TENN.
EERuEHA

No r6 .TsTersom Etreet
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IRON q
70 ON E-,Df Street

EE Wood and Iron Working Machinery, OF
all kinds, ordered on short notice, and FUR
nisned az mannfactnrersl nrices. sell I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
UNITED STATES cornIssIOnEas COURT.
Charge Of Lcvyipg Biaclsmnii.
Before Commissioner Belts.

James b. Freeman, inspector OF Internal Revenue
aud James Miller mp again yesterday the charge
preferred against them OF having levied backa to the
of $3.50 from Henry Budelman, keeper of feed
Harlem The part Of this have already
reported in tie HERALD several occasions In the
absence Of Mr.. D. X Phelps who engaged in the Cir
Court the represented ty Mr. Joseph
eel aud Mr. John Seigw.cx appeared TO- the defendants
Mr.. Sodswck called al wines Tor the defence the son
The conversations that passed between the DEFENDANTS the
complainant and the illness nj ueenan's store in Harlem
The eGtihed tt he remembered only ions OF
those conversations that he heard questions asked 70
whether Budeman had interest IN brewery or was tho
OF stock. To the latter question budcnan replied
that he possessed insurance stock The evidence OF
thc witness threw Hight the alleged paynen, Of the
hrioe and after considerable amount OF testimony had
3saa taken the case was I'D Journed TIL Tuesday.
Important TO INSTRUMENTATION 10 Recover
Advances ON Sales on Commission.
Before james h. Coleman, Referee.
1bs action brought by Moses Merck Of this city
against John Van Buren, J Of oswego to recover the sum
OF $1,000 which the planI alleged he entitled to for
commissions sales Of grain forwarded to him by tho de.
fsadsn paia claims that he Is entitled to two and
half per cent on oil made by him where advances
lad made and that such being the usual custom among
merchants he entitled 10 nd msnt The de- endsntcan
scnded before The Plaintiff entitled 70 recover ne
shoud prove that there special the
on ton for several days before Mr. Coleman and
~oiun testimony been Rtuced on both sdes which
concluded yesterday ihs report Of the reerce mas
hsen reserved, : sh -NtF
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THE COURT S
uaTn STATES asIrcT coua1-In ADnIalr.


TIE Case Af the r. H. Cayler-The Alleged
.Rrtvafcer LibelIed In the Admiralty Court.
Before Judge Belts
fhs seizure OF tho steamship r. r. Cuysr on Saturday
evening last by the Custom House authorities the full par
cuaru Of which, with description OF the weasel and crew.
appeared exclusively In last Sunday mornings BxRALD
Resulted after full inquiry In the fing Of libel against
NE weasel and hs transfer 10 the charge OF United States
Aarshai Murray The alleged privatssr is lying a the
sses Of Firth street. Deputies NcCay and Dwysr taking
shssxs Of her TIL the h brought into the Admiralty
Ceur and hers decided whether the libel in the
xssssrd.y sfsrneop MS Samuel o. Courtney on the
1890. 81 co as l sTyss spEsa % Judge Bella ..s
ts sckis M ehassd being hsssd out a. prysses.
S hs ns css sIs; e 'sn subjects and
rhs bsl runs e snbs.snee e foIlovs-United States
- Esasy sny5s Collector y Su.so%s Tor he pS.s
r:Susr ss7 waters nsrsssi. from the sea $
e The Surds. Of zen tons and spwsIds the steam
With mndy m.iersls arm. ammunition store: pro
s. sas oa ss
Within ss n: q 4" s' sS, been sd out d. "a
5 asd on and y ,d
IN he service q rspuSc o. chs orsss
Sfss % cruise and commits hossies AGAINST the subjects
a s s ssf sp
s sAe sesSs 's
issn %
should be employed In the service Of some 10 said
*
e hs ssS o1 On S %
s@p.sd E Gitsd out and
said vessel should BIO employed in the service Of per-
sops to said attorney unknown to cruise &c. against the
subjects, citizens and property Of the kingdom Of
stn are at peace. oonirary 10 the act &C Two
additional clauses OF complaint against the vessel
were contained In the libel which closed follows And
sd sas % The Ted on Sa of the
aforesaid true and that thereof aud by
OF she statute in such de and provided the said
steamship her tackle apparel and furniture together with
al material arms, munitions and provided the
building and equipment thereof became and forfeited
the in the said statute provided Wherefore he
that due be said FOR
and TO notice TO all persons concerned in interest
pear and show dav of this why
<uch forfeiture should not be decreed.