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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

IN front Of the Courthouse. GreauIar block
Memphis, Tennessee, sell go P1biic auction. t8r
cry, to-vlt All the property conveyed % the
undersigned in said deed. ana especially To-
vii a certain tract Of land. in said county and
ttats, llth Civil District nf said county. south
east Of and near 10 the City OF Memphis,
bounded o. fOlOWr Eecfuuiug az "a stake OF
point on the east side 0IC1usee street. two ID
chains soutl Of the point where Walker street
ana saiu street lure-Secf, ggTaid down ON the
map Ofthe CITY Of Memuhis aud is cuTlrors
hy r. W. kucker, thence east and Do .rllirI with
Walker street, along the south line ~ q Doe ol
one and "a hail acres, 20 "a 10y Al. T0nfg1merv
70 ne Key. Nr- Draue, seven chains aut
links % a stake, lie southeast corner OF -alI
Dfanes lot thence north two chains % "a stake
ia the south liue OF Walker street.. thence east
with Tie south-iins Of Walker street. two
chains and lWeutF-hVe Iukst 10 a stake on tho
east line ana northeast corner OF tue ORIGINAL
twenty acre tract ui land -o.d tD tire said Al.
Montgomery ty solomon h@1zell- bF deed OF
February 2, le2r Re- corded in the n gs~ters Of
hceOf said county ardS1at thence south with
the east line II said twenty acre f-l-f. flUr
chains and Eluety-Segel IuE. 60 e sake.
LteEce west, one chain aud leglufy-lve Inks
tu a stake Alra- ovens northwest eco yer.
thence south eight Itaks % Is sfaia.f G. j.. a..
LeF4lu's northeast clrger. thence west with
tie north line % said laVhu. afElf chains To- "A
stake uu Tho east line of COLLEGE street. ffieuce
north With the east line Of SAID CIlf.- street.
ming contalLlug = --l0H acres. as surveyed E
ANA also one lutoi ground Iu tue town OF Pom
totoc, COUNTY Or EOnt0icC. state OF lIis-.al.urt.
containing about three l.. acres OF srslEd.
SAID town, for a more particular a count %
which. E-llu and 3 acre lots. reference b. made
to said deed tIJrusE. Title believed To- s- s11H-
Right of resumption walvei. Convey only as
feb2 tbs r-9-r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

A WIDOW lady sitting by a cheerful
fire in a meditative mood shortly after
her husbands decease, sighed Out
" Poor fellow, how he did like a good
fire. ] hope he has gone where they
keep gotd fires"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19
The Amarican Church in Rome

A correspondent, writing ron Rome
on Ihe i-lh uitlmo, says: "The Ameri-
can arms were yesterday hoisted on the
iacade Of Mr.. McPbe. sons house. and
me Cnl-e ed States legation archives irans-
Tered TO the large room in it used by lie
American E~pisc0palian congregation. so
mat Dr. Lyman IS no longer ia danger Of
oelhB otsjeul a. Messrs. Lewis and VIII
.l"Hi7 nave Oeen. As American visitors
- .ne E,efhalC City are every yearOB the
,hIieasei however u Is apprehended that
tneIr present chapel accommodation will
soon be insufficient, and negotiations are
oelh6 entered into by their church COM
mljtee toobtain for the ensuing wear the
DQHding outside the P0rta del Popolo.
hhlch Nas used as a chapel by the British
Protestant congregation before removing
% Jhelr present more commOdious estab-
lshmeDs a few PAGES nearer the gate"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

MEN on THE floor OF congress talk az
If the s0Hth had not only lost all theil
rights, but as if that exalted body had
acquired them. Suppose Louisiana did
forfeit its rights by what principle did
congress or any other third party ac-
quire them ? The right % govern Lou
isiana, u punish larceny, murder, OF any
other crime, TO regulate marriage, the
transfer Of property, and all other OBJ
Jeets Of municipal concern, belongs TO
the people Of LOuisiana-Of Louisiana
alone. All that cOugres has 10 do b 10
see that they obey their federal obljea-
ions and preserve a republican form of
government. It's details are their sne-
eial conferni and it is rank usurpstion in
the law making power Of the nation to
be applying any other principles to them
than those they apply 70 The citizens If
other sG.tes.-N1t. Int.
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rae RBFORM MEDICAL COLLEGE
MACON.GA

GA.
WILL he opened on the First Monday In
w November next, Tor the first time since
the war. The cOugsc OF instruction viii he
thorough, and the rates the same rs formerly
An able Faculty VIII occupy the chairs One
iOnai district, and al disabled soldiers VIII be
taught gratuituusly. For farther Information.
apply to n. 5. THOMSON, n. De-,
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STARCH

rtHE most economical article tra' can be- fused.
& costing only aboutoSE CENT TO do thgysssl-
Ing OF an ordinary siz-d EzmiIv.
gives "a line, ivur like poll "a 90 linen OF
muziin.
En-ctually prevents the iron auJ dust tom
adherciuE 20 jhc cloth.
fakes sid linen look like ue-.
Goods done up with 10 Keep clean much
longer, thereby saving time and IaD o Iu
washin-.
Warranted not toi1fure The c'ofIes
IWenty-hveccut7 per cake. Liberal discount
fofHa frria-
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ST. LAZARUS COLLEGE.

fVHE enterprfsiug hicnds OF st. Lazarus
i Church have secured ilo fine lot and build
ings of the Medical College ON EcaiStTeet.
The primary department % be used - q par
ish school Tor the small girls and boys, and
the collegiate department for young gentle
men. with an ample charter 10 confer degrees
and ten free scholarships for sons Of COufed-
crate soldiers have heeu provided. iel0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

During the week ending Saturday.
Feb. gth the Uuited states treasurer ship
ped S226,335 50, of which amount $780,
900 was forwarded 10 the assistant treas
urer at New York, and the remainder tC
national banks and individuals through.
out the country.
The disbursements OF the government
on account of the several named de.
partne nts during the week ending the
9th instant were as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19
e MEDICINES,

LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists can
~ be found here. Ny stock ~ all new and
fresh, and such as lean guarantee. To the citi-
zens of Memphis. Planter Merchants, Ply
sieians, and al who are IN need OF anylshing
In my line, l would take this method of sesur-
ing them that their orders Will be nlled upsn
notice ana with such articles as cal be
relied upon. To those II my former patrons,
Wha haYe dealt with me up 70 the time I was
of necessity compelled 10 sell out, i WOuid
cordially ask a renewal Of their acquaintance
assuring them that our past ard former deal
Jugs ~ only a guarantee OF what the fuBure Will
be, promising Always TO do the best j can.
Tie PRESCRIPTION DhPe tIMENT being
one OF the most important branches OF the
Auethecary business, and one that reaQfres
skill and experience, will receive my personal
attention, aud during my absence will be under
the control Of competent and careful ApOthe-
carries, accessible at all hours day or night.
Soliciting an examination OF stock and prices
am, very respectfully, your humble servant.
D. 4. GOODYEAR.
Druggist and ApotheeaEy, $40 Second s..
dec27 3m Near Monroe. Memphis, Tenn.
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Trustees Sale


Tuesday, March >, 1867.
~ pursuance or q certain deed offus- made
4 and entered INTO 10y and between tile Meu-
pnia Binding and Loan Association. AnGra,v l.
Montgomery. A. Wright, Hezashh CIbb CGIe-
man Boyd, randy NJ. TTiee, ard Lake w.. Pm
lsy, trustee, duly recorded ia the Ragf.fa-'s
Office Of shelby county, Tennessee. iu BIOS So
81, part 2 pages r. lH. -, Is If. ~. Is aud IH. fr
the purposes IN sald deed mentioned. I win.
on
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M q r. HILL,
MltchelTs Patent Cotton Serapel
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

WE wish 10 call the attention Of the ice deal
w ers ia the tnwnso the railroads ana river
10 the fact that they can purchase their supply
in the spring, which we are unloading from
barges, at much less rates than at retail, after
we have been to the expense OF putting il in
store. apply to or address
B0HLEN, HUS & CO..
faIg 2v SQaL RIsfn gr-.sf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

L "a w ~ q "a o oil.
Law FACULTY.
Hon. K. l.. CARUrHEBS * n. GREEN. T.. 2.
HOu. HENRY COOPER.
Course of Study in the Law School

Course Of Study in the Law School
JUNIOR CLAss-Caruthers History offs Law
suit. Walkers American Law. Stephens
Pleadin2s kents Commentaries. story on
PrOmissory Notes.
MIDDLE CLAss-Story on Ballmeuts. story
on Agency StOry's Equity J-urisprudenCe
story's Equity Pleading. Greeule2fs Ey1dance,
Criminal Law.
SENIOR CLAss-Story Conflict of laws.
Angel and Ames on Corporations. LOsuax Ou
Executors. Parsons on Contracts. Fourth
Kent Reviewed. Story on the Constitution.
TUITIOS-Psr Term. 90
LtH1atJ ! ~
The University, before the war. numbered
about five hundred STUDENTS on It's annual
Catalogue. Good buildings for all departments
bave been secured, and the new buildings will
be erected next year.
THE FALL TERM
Opens first Monday In September, closes last
Thursday In January. SrKiEG TERM opens
nrst Monday in February, and closes last
Thursday iuJuHe.
LEBANoN. JnIy. 1886 sz7
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Death ora Cente1ariaD.

In another column is announced the
death OF Mr.. Francis Henry, of this dis
trict, who had attained the unusual age
of lOl years. Some incidents Of his boy
hood and youth are full OF interest, as
belonging to the historic period of the
revolution. When abOat fourteen wears
old, he was frequently employed bv the
wings in the capacity Of u messenger 10
convey Information from one settlement
70 another, concerning the movements
Of the tories. On the day after the bat
lie Of Kings mountain, near which To-
cality he was then living, he, in COM
pany with others of the neigbborhood
visited the battle-ground and assisted in
attending TO the wants Of the wounded.
During his whole life Mr.. Henry eniuved
remarkable good health, having never
been confined TO his bed by sickness IN
til within ten days of his death. and
having never taken a dose of medicine
in his life. BY his decease another of
the few remaining links that connected
the present generation with that of '7G
has been broken. Some uncertainty
exists with regard to his exact age. but
from the best information TO be las-
could not have been less than we have
stated it, and may have been two or
three years mRre& I0FhriHe Enquirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JAN 2l.
Before Commissioner BETS.
ALLEGED MATCHMAKING OPERATION by AN INTER

Nal NENINIE IN0TfVI VT' -,
T,its1 States ACT Jliurs Il Freeman aud James Miller

United States Ggt James u Freeman aud James MINER =,
The defendants are changed with having obtained
$3.50 from Henry Budcnan proprietor Of feed store, on
the 1hrdayc., in Harlem by representing 10 MN Ih'cN
that ne uudema) had made false returns OF his buslios 81
to The Collector Of his dsiC and that IL would bo hcccs-
sny for him, II h0 wished 10 escape punishment 10
como down" The story IS that Budelman did NOT SEQ
the matter IN that light but preferred seeing me soeo-
tor which hc DID aud by his directions BudcIman pre-
tended Dee fightcucd and gave defendant who opera
through Miller, the other defendant $500 AS soon ~
the payment made both parties were arrested, ~
seems that Freeman Is Internal Revenue Inspector
and that Miller ia empoy6 of hiS ana not IN GoVsfn
mont employ. Freeman betrayed nervous anxiety
about his name being published and Miller seemed 10 be
thoroughly frightened and To FULLY realize his position
After partial examination OF Budelman the iulther eN-
animation adjourned until today (luesdhyl, the uo,,
PENDANTS being committed in the meantime In DEFAULT Oh
5000 bail each. ,.,-., 49,
H. X. Phelps Assistant United states Dlstrct-Attor-
ncy, for the Government John Sedgwlck ana cxJuugo
Stewart for dcfeudauts.
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'CIIIL COURTS.

A"1Irra rmorEA.1 ,cusroM-HorsE CASE


'.i.ret d, Z. n.nu Bsme--Se,oai ease.
Tho plaintiffs a short tIlno since brought SUIT
against defendant. who formerly the Collector of
I'M. port w alleged Illegal cxaciion OF duties
on certain dis Goods mror,1d ~ lhgn, shI OIL Mn.9
defendant eNarttd more Iiy thah phAls eoA7i,,iS 1
legal The ground that the eoods ~ question were OF
hpty contested. art ~ when large portion OF the uIy
goods experts On the Umtcd states were cAamined AS
w.bt Tho NJ rni, wcr, rot sat.red 10 accept the
.il' Of That rl a. fUa and would have appealed the
ease 10 tho supreme Court hId 10 not been that the
amount directly involved IN mat 5n.t was 30 small p.
thau t1oIl 60 preclude IT, being carried up second
case h1a he,h mace ~ p,tWeon Ihe sSaS pa nt c
tcsfimy u iLc first viii d. received In evidence
thc r,uis. anpr~ei to thc supreme Court and thus
hnyc an the material points IN 90 finally uuicatcd MON
t,i on tbr am of eb, nv net THE rcopculrg Of tho
matter VIII excite much Interest among our heavy dty
good, Importers, the ultimate decision affecting ther
Interest 10 The amount lsleItly siOylwO.
"ihsN IiIts E.. ~ ~ fL4iG g-, fl" PHASE
This case has been soyerd times reported IN our
coumns rs disposition has hung fire for various req
but ntomprchonsble to all others This case came be
fore Commissioner Osborn Tor examination NJ IHo inlo
IN Brooklyn While TIL, Gaze was pchlbB before ION
missioner Osborn, Couri soner Newton Conmnteu inc
parties who had had an examination before Inn for trial
trial by he way. which has never taken place, ana
which 10 s. stated mover VIII tako place In Brookyn Dt
York tiia The parties 10 tho case before Comms
soner OsboIn-tho present casc-werc DESTROYS OF an
early aud fual scticncno their and Commissioners
Osborn, thinking Tie case OF Too grave hp0ttueo 20 ue
eide ON Ito merits at short notice and also thhlhg ihat
Tho heat and quickest WAY for s final disposal would DO
10 have The pfocoedrgs before him brought before Cir
emit Judge for review decided pro fod to hold defend
my for trial The writ of rerii0rdt WAS applied for aud
granted by judge Sm1lcy, but no argument cnsued on
the day tie writ made rcurnGbe, ana II seoHs mat
for sniur reason not apparent argument Will take
place Yesterday morning. on application OF eXludge
Dttenhocfcr, dolCnda.tS counsel for an 0unetlOn 10
restrain The Col cor AND SCISSOR Of 1ntenal Revenue
ia tho d where Attendants discty Is located IRON
interfering with defendants business, the Court granted
n order requring the Collector ana Assessor 10 show
cause. Iculuabo Monday morning next, when IL Is
expected argument Will cLsue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
SUPREME COURT-GEERRAL TERM-JAN. H'-Bctor'
Justices LEONARD and CLEiskE
THE MILWAUKEE AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY
william R. orIfllhs ,gt nm a scoll ana Olher.,.

William r. GTftlhs ~, ThOs A. ScoH aud oIheT.,
This action reported heretofore very fully, ~ an
effort part Of tho stockholders OF the MIN
ncsoa Railroad Company to restrain the defendants iroh
acting NJ directors. Tho defendant scott, made WIN
that Company an agreement to loan them $4,000 toi
which IL claimed $50 900 were advanced on con
dition that the Company deposited with them largo
amount Of collateral, gave TO him ana ms cous'i .o
siderable amount Of stock, and yielded 10 MN ac ~"
give him control Of the Company. The pantl c nd
That this In violation of tho laws OF niiosota,
that the power so conferred Scott ana MS S
was being used njuro the milwaukee, hhr0'" can,
build up the ~. Paul Railroad company a., was ds
pany. An Injunction obtained by the painlis ,s an
solved by Mr. Justice Barnard, and tho pathnc Court P
pealed. The case was argued yesterday anu ''' ''
reserved It's decision. -. -, o.. .o.nordont
Mr. yauderpoe for appellant; Mr. cram LOT resPo'"0"
'''I c,sIs SoT riDYDTiiE JURY PANEL.
Tbs Cor,t ths mornipg theE being no oasos
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Bu1I,s HED.--fhs ar Of the elements ana a
war of the railroads combined have cut on -
%ars sre happily ended the Detained i've STOCK ~
on the way some LOO head 81 cattle Rsns =" 1870
the weeS but the market IA net Lively. batyhsff
back for the delayed droyee Prices aaysa9ee n4S
are fully CO. higher. With real scsrcltyi S%sXYk3W
worth 90 per D.. Hogs are unchsnfep' ~o' ' ''
als y ......,..........-.-.
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Gmnsement5.


RARNUM AND VAN AlIBURGHs
y MUSEUM AND MENAGBRIE COMBINATION
MisEti4i" ' SgF.EaAtGF5S Sfs' AND DRAMA
THIRD WEEK AND CONTINUED SUCCESS
....'-,-.,.. Mis- G. C. HOWARD,
III NJ 5000 personaton % .. -,,.,v
EVERY AFrERsQ26SSa a ,EEyygyNo AT'7i
u.s. " -'' ORIGINAL a. YIN Mr Isl AND EFFECTS
ENTIRE van 4MDJEGii COLLECTION OF LIVING WILD
crI ECLUPIyG A GIFIFFE OYER Is TEEr HIGH
..,.-..-,.., tue FOUR QUARTERS OK TIE GLOBE
-, OVER aroo SPECIMENS
Of he Hens Tgs and Skins Of rare Aii,1 animal, captured BY
GIANT AND GItSfESS. 'Ho o'''Ai Two DvARFs,
-FOUR LIVING BROOK p TRo2TgT WEIGHING TWENTY
GRAND AQUARGA, HISTORICAL RELICS. and
OVER 1850 OTHER CUROsITIES
Admission, 80 cents children under 10, Is cents
MGMFltEST REMGI0rs. HISTORICAL SPECTACULAR zoo.
LOGICAL DRAMA 10 which the LIVING WILD ANIMALS sill be
TEALLACK's THEATER.
AID n ;y;0iTI LESTER "ALIAON
respectfully ansi That in consequence Of the unprecedented
rhE FREE LIST suspended until further notice.
"OURSp
W s li' east psrs scenery correct military Costumes splendid
u9Hs palette . ard comic scenes eve night until further notice
..,...,.,,,.m NOVEL AND PECULIAR EFyECTs -. -.
e sbot 10 f produced Hn amount oil enthusiasm uu
For & ehrae,er and synopsis Of scenery small bills Seats
secured slS day' IN advance
EINlON HALL, Broadway aud 23d-st.
'Gy,-,s -,,. -, HUMAN TtBLRAuX. .,
SCENtS IHRf FEET IN Width weighing 1000 pounds pronounced
LARGEST PANORAMA IS THE WORLD,
Aligsd5a 80 cents; ciLlrea Is cents
open evening x Matinee wednesday and
b1turiayt a. o'clock. Door, op 40 u
ROBERT J. GREENWOOD, Manager and Propr-or
VlllEaATRE FRANCAlS = FouIteenth-st -
COdhpi. TUESDAY next. Jan. o. 1880
IL VOYAGE DE MONS. PERFECTION,
COmoly ~ Act4. ty L.icle
Next SAruRDAI-PARIs IA NUT, PLY in f7e Acts.
Ii'Ge' once w. pARDOS'lLLE, No 6g Broldaay
VALENTINE VOUSDEN,
TllB GREAT POLlNArfONAL
MIMIC.
Will BIZ ABLE TO APPEAR ~ MS
UNITY or NAT n 8,
on THURSDAY. Friday atl Saturday lsrt,
CLINTON HALL topLRA house,, ASloRPIACE
"GTlLL WATERS RUN DEEP" at the
> NETWORK TnFAER THIS AFTERNOON
GRIFFIN & CHRl6TY's MINSTRELS,
- FFIHAYE OPERA HJCSE, Adjoining ffl Avenue Hotel
GEORGE CUH,rY EVERY NIGHT,
IlESI APPEARANCE ~ BILLY SHEPPARD and JOHN col
LiNs, the CO. 70 O. ''lritr Or Australia lyOrtss
htIiSkE EVERY SATURDAY Al 2lP
Iar
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the calendar which the parties wore ready for trial
panel of jurors been ordered for this morning
but only % Of the number responded when the names
called One Juror told the Judge that he was SICK
but the Judge said he could not tell whether
too III TO Jury lie stay to-day and bring
certificate Of his physician tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22


tiCe JONES.
SUIT FOR MALICIOUS INJURY BY A GARDINER
- John " litaker tgt Tie Eighhaye Railroad Company
The plaintiff was standing to the westward OF ana
close to the Lghaye Railroad track, looking into hole
which had been made In thepayemeHtOf Fortyeighths
for tho purpose OF repairing the gas and water pipes ana
while standing struck by car and knocked into
hole, breaking his wrist and otherwise njnring him.
He commenced SHIT under an act Of 1924, which makes
Of vehicles carry passengers responsible for the
tciGW injuries committed by their drivers against the
company.
After tho evidence was all In, counsel for the company
moved to nou-suit the plaintiff the ground that this
statute being in derOgatiOn TO the common law and also
penal statute be construed strictly and that the
statute passed hciOrc railways existed, IL could not
apply 10 them.
The Court denied the motion, and the going TO the
jury, they gave q verdict for plaintiff for $500.
Mr.. Galbfaith for plaintiff; Mr.. Ashmead and Mr..
Waite for defendants.
SPECIAL TERt-Before Justice MoSELL
DECISIONS.
Salvio Brlos agt Atlantic Mail Steamship Company
Motion for commission granted.
John W. Fowler et al agt. Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Company Same agt Same; Same agt same.-Motions
granted without costs
john Wolfe agt n A. Fire Insurance Company.
staying all proceedings and disseminating action granted,
without costs
VIM. Wood ct al. agt. Louis Z. Decentralization
granted.
Walter Jones agt. Henry Davis ct a-MOtion granted
and cause referred 20 a referee.
Clinton Rice ct al agt l.. n. Specialization denied,
with s. costs.
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COOPER INSTITUTE.
~ THREEFOLD CULTURE
: ECIUItE
Nr UE CORDOyA

.Tir GENTLEMAN tgOW ENGLAND"
WEDNESDAY EFENlfG. J1l. -, as clock.
l1 - r1sI p.I Churo. Wet ireni. l g. east Of stlaTe
A'n ID e.. Trt.' y. ao At tls door Cias Serhber
f. co., 80 SO nrosiFsr
EgTI RE- Fngaao I.ifo in Western Amer
&C., h- aa y. .wra.s" b. Prof g. s. SrWbCRl MD Of co.
lu college 10 Mines TUESDAY EVENING, Jia a. 10
th- i,l COT ~ Br0aIrar and Thftvaee,ndst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
MARINE COURT-JAN. 2I.-BefOre Judge GROSS
DOUBTFUL BILL OF LADING.

MARINE COURT-JAN 2l-BefOre Judge GROSS.
DOUBTFUL BILL OF LADING.
Joseph Ridley OCT John Hogan ct al . .
This was an action n bond given on the DIS
charge Of a warrant against the schooner Vicksburg
The plaintiff oaded her cargo Of granite at the request
81 the defendant Hogan to whom IL was consigned As
they could agree 60 the value Of the platms
services the quantity OF granite board the vessel
the plaintiff attached her under the state lien law. In
order TO release her thercffOm the defendants gave the
value Of the plaintiffs services ana ayerTed hat IN CON
sequence Of his negligence In unloading the vessel some
The granite fell the deck Of the vessel and damaged
her for which they claimed compensation number or
somewhat conflicting The plaintiff ayerred that TIE
damage was caused by the ggence OF the crew or the
vessel aud defendants men, IN their haste 70 unload her
and demuuagc and not by any fault on the part OF
on the vessel the defendant Hogan, offered
in evidence the bill q ladng, by which 1t appeared
there were only - tuns Of granite on board OF the vessel
although her capacity shown TO be over 100 un pt
he testified his cTosscXamnatiOn that the captain
signed the bill Of adng In this city after tho voyage was
ended the plaintiffs counsel claimed that Il Vas bogus,
qm& The cGT 4; 3 s aG a1 o On .b liz fS
In Maine 6cfOt6 tie voyage was commenced and the de-
PENDANT testified that It was executed a the port OF de-
livery after tho voyage ended 1t evidence
whatever as the quantity Of granite on board OF the
vessel The defendants counsel claimed that as the bono
IN suit was approved by Justice sutherland ana not ny
Justice Ingraham who issued the warrant, 10 was nul
the state lien law provides that If the Justice who issues
warrant BE- absent any other Justice or the same court
may approve OF the bond and discharge the warrant
After short consultation the jury rendered Veidct IN
interest and the costs Of the attachment to which the
Court made an extra allowance or S2j 80.
" T. stafford and John Lapgtreo for the plalhtlIIi
Timothy CIOAin for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22

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DECISION.
Emma s. Wright agt Silas G. Eyans.--The injunc-
ton was properly granted see opinion.
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