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No Cholera ia Menphi8-The Missis-
sippi Diarrhea Cordial has stood the test
Of eighteen years experience, and is
stamped as the result of scientific investi-
gstion-itS cures have been its leading
advertisements. A countless multitude
OF testimonials and certificates from the
most influential and respectable citizens
Of the whole valley Of the Mississippi
could here be given if necessary, inelud-
ing some Of our best physicians. 1t has
been used in the Memphis hospitals as q
standard remedy, and is acknowledged
by all to be the mighty foe OF Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, bowel affec-
lions, and all would be ~ quaek doc
tors, who are endeavofing to palm off
upon the public their worthless COM
pounds. Beware Of such vile trssh-ask
for the genuine Mississippi Diarrhea
Cordial, and you cannot possibly be dis
appointed.
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CIRCULAR
To the Patrons OF the Appeal.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the patrons Oh the APPEAL, tAat since
GEN. ALBERT PIKE
Has become E~ditor-in-Chief Of the paper, its
circulation continues to increase rapidly. AS
an iBducemont to those who desire to promote
the interests Of this well known Southern
Journal, We oner the following terms of sub
scription to subscribers or clubs for the
WEEKLY:
ONE COPY, ONE SIS 90
To CLUBS OF TEN Or MORE, EAcH,. 4 so
To CLUBS OF TWENTY OF MORE, EACH. 4 90
It will thns be seen that a person getting up
a club Of twenty will realize twenty dollars for
their trouble, or, If they prefer it, receive
twenty-five copies for one hundred dollars
The WEEKLY, which is issued every Thursday,
will contain all the important news published
in the DAILY paper, as well as the leading edi-
t%orials, with a Masonic column, under the special
supervision OF Gen. ALBEIT PIKE, 6~9pereign
Grand Commander Of me Supreme council for
he Southern Jurisdiction Of The United States.
Our friends are earnestly requested to aid
and assist us in our new undertaking.
Address all communications to
JEO. S. c. HOGAN & CO.,
Appeal Office,
Memphis, Tennessee.
P. s.-Remittances by Express, or Postomce
Money Orders, may be sent at our risk. To any
person sending us their posto1ice address We
will mail a specimen copy Of the WEEKLY
free. Us. c. II. & Co. /
MEMPHIS, TENN, Feb. 1, 1857.
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Charcoal
mm'eOOLi

CHuFCOOC! CAtUfCO0G
T AM prepared to deliver the best CHARCOAL.
Il in large or small quantities, in any part OF
toe city. Leave your orders with John Keno.
corner South and shelby streets.
jel8 ims J.B MILLER
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PAINTING.
NOTICE

Is hereby given thatI win apply AZ The July
Il Tenn 81 lbs Probate Court ofrhelbv COUNT
Tor Letters Of administration on the estate OF
Mrs. Elizabeth sunyth deceased
i4 w4tS DIR s ROSEBROUgH.
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The Aurora Oa.-The introduction
Of this oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. It
possesses many advantages owe all other
means of light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, iB free
from any offensive smell, and best of all,
non-eXplosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro
nOunce it superior to anything extant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
prOprietOrs, Messrs. II. G. Dewitt & Co.,
have an Office at "a Madison street, but
they dispose of state and county rights
TO manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will find this a good in
vestment. Don't forget, "a Madison
street, up stairs. ap2I tt
Hats Renovated at 362 Second street.
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BOytia0 Cloths.

ONA1rHe8 0SCNsce
pEsT aATKVa' BoLTING oLoTEs-
ID For
lyS SS-HcEWEN BLEW
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MORE COMPLAINTs.-In addition to
the numerous complaints received from
different parts Of the country, complain
ing OF the non receipt OF the APPEAL at
different places, we yesterday, among
others, received letters from subscribers
at Columbia, Tennessee, Dry creek,
Alabama, Columbus, Mississippi, and
other places. The following letter from
an esteemed gentleman at Holly Springs,
Mississippi, contains about the gist Of
the complaints:
HOLLY SPRINGS, Mss, August 8, 1867.
Editions Memphis Appeal:
/ am requested by your subscribers to
ask why il is that the APPEAL does not
come more regularly than IL does. We
have not received any at this Office since
the 9th, Monday morning) which was
your paper Of the Sd. The Bulletin
comes regularly every day. / mention
this that it may give you some clue to
the trouble. If you mail your paper at
the same time the Bulletin is, the diff
Guilty must be on the road.
You Memphis publishers ought to
speak out in reference 10 the Injustice
done the public by the Memphis and
Charleston and Mississippi Central rail
roads. There are two trains a day on
each road, yet it takes papers and letters
two days to get here from Memphis. We
get pa the u O'Clock train papers of the
same day from Memphis. Oneand a half
days afterward the mail brings papers Of
the same date, or two days old. In the.
days Of slow coaches we got the mail
from Memphis the same day at four
O'Clock pm, -
AS previously stated, the papers are
regularly mailed in Memphis. The fault
Of Don-deliveTy lies with the p~ostofice
department and not with US. We are
making strict inquiry, and IL we can
find the parties who wilfuily prevent the
proper deliveryOf the APPEAL, We prom
Use to have them punished TO the full ex-
tent Of the law.
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Land FOr SaIe.

y undivided One-half interest In 5000 acres
"a Of Red river bottom land, In Lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
This Interest, the title 70 which is perfect, will
be sold at 8 low figure, for oue-third cash and
the remainder at one and two years, without
interest
Also, 1920 acres OF MAGNIFICENT Arkansas
river bottom land, above 81 overflow, and the
finest body Of land ir the state, in Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lRnds VIII be sold together or in par
Gels, for cash.
Apply % PIKE a ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law.
mh3-tf rs Main street. Memphis
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WANTS.

W A n T + D.
A situation by a German EX-C0nfecerate
Soldier As . Porter in = store. Gan give good
rsfsrence" Apply Al No-E Maditon street
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In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn
No. lgS-Malinda Z. Harrison et AZ. Va James
ID. Blackburn et ais.
IT Appearing from afidsvit IN this causa
that the DESCENDANTS. Harriet &= farm-
erly Harriet y. Harrison, and her husband
names are unknown, are nOn-EastdeufS
Of he State OF Tennessee,
1t is therefore ordered, Llst they heir
appeaTanee herein, az the Courthouse n ~
city OF Memphis. Tenn, on or before the drzf
Monda IN september, lS6I. and plead. ansure~
or demur to complaiuants ORIGINAL -
amended bill, OF the same viii be 49,
for confessed As 70 them, and set -
hea4inR ex parte, and that a copy Of this o-ie
BE- publshsd once a week. FOR four sucos~sis
Teela. in the Memphis APPEAL
A oopy-attest-
BY z. Y. HLACE, Deputy U6rk and 49,
Ray & WEIGH, SOS for complainant.
aus laTfF%
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-10

SABBATH SCHOOL In reply tn the
letter Of cur correspondent 4" Laura y
a few days since, it had en-
tirely slipped our memory that a Sab
bath school for waits Of society had been
in existence for some time at the Ex-
change building. Another lady reminds
Us that it is still in operation, and the
managers will be glad to receive 4" Laura"
in their midst as a teacher. We promise
the writer of the letter signed Teacher"
to pay some attention to this praise
worthy and christian organization, and if
possible aid them in our humble ca
pacity.
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BANKING:
aENPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 1874.
OFFICE. 2R l-2 AADIsON STREET.
J. J. MURPHY. President
r M. CASH. Secretary.
DTREOTOR9s

THIS Institution Is prepared to receive De-
Il posts, TO buy and sell Exchauge On All The
erincipaI commercial cities, and 70 collect
Drafts on this city an tan principal points in
this section. Remittanees promptly attended
20. NJ DASH Secrstary.
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Sndn Stnnd fn.. Pnn4

THE Tufft's Soda Apparatus, Counter, ETC.. at
i NiPgen q Reakirt's Drug Store, 3ls Main
street, j. for rent. aus ri
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WILL sell nay lower Plantation in Tunica
county. or exchange Il for otAer good pFOp-
ertV. or lease Il for the ne1t year or Ter q series
OF years. Il il one of the highs and best In
ia cotton, about 20 miles below Memphis.
jyIs II A. WRIGHT.
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Hats Renovated at S62 Second street.
au4 Inn
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

WE are authorized 10 aunsunee AMOS H..
". CUhLlN as a candidate ior sheriff or.
shelby county az the ensuing March Election
Menphis, July 81 1871. aUl tss
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NOTICES.


OUR charges hereafter on sales Of Furniture
~ and Merchandise in general 1t auction VIII
De ten Der cent. on city c~Onsignments.
W. II. PASSMORE CO.,
ana Nv No. 20 Second street
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Great Sdle.-Wm be sold at the Ar
csde this morning, Furniture, Clothing,
Office Tables and Chairs, Carpets, Oil
Cloth, Sofas, Spring Mattresses, six
dozen Lamps, Mosquito Bars, Ice Boxes,
Bath Tubs, etc. Sale positive at 10
o'clock. Remember the place, 365
Main street. NJ. c. CAYCE q Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
nor long BRANCH and pHILADLLPHlA,

II RARITAN AND DELAWANE TAl NAILNOAH
MONDAY May -. 1907, he lines sl run a. follows
from Pier Ne 2. Of Dlsne-st. - ...
Al II.5 m.-EXPRESS PASSENGER LINE Tor Phiaielph A.
Long Branch Sc At4 Long branch Toms River and In
mdste Stations touching Pier No Oor passengers oal Al
f.l5p ~.
PAST FREIGHT LTNR-Lsavss Pier No . 70 fr Ph'.
ha direct points the road 49, H. Camden nl
Atlanta Railroad Freight rates and quick uniformly
n NkItkNlN1;
EXPRESS PASSENGER LINiFor New York 6c. leaves Phaie
pis fey 5i5 F,om Long Branch Tor hes iofA
q" '-' TIIR0CGi FAKE TO PmLApELPHIA ONLY 81
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
Amustmrnts.
C0ME TO JONES' WOODS
~ TODAY, WEDNESDAY.

COME TO JONES, WOODS WOODS
wBDERsDAY. TODAY.
TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY.
CONE EDUCATE TIiR MAsONs ORPHAN
COME AID THE MAsoEs WIDOW.
COME HELP THB HELPLESS BROTHER.
THE GRAND PICNIC
IN AID on THE MASONIC SCHOOL AND ASYLUM
AT HAVANA NETWORK.
'''''' JONES WOODS
TO-DAY
ORDER or EXERCISES
l. Music by oBden'. B.pi1say ySa%ea' piece,
The Lecture Of Prof Huc1pg'. the Lightning cncu',''r
Recitation Of an orisna! Poem, by Martin Knapp. ESQ
s. Music By the Band
, vo., ,v fl. hand TWELVE O'CLOCK
T. SGsns y the Harmonic sOc-fOry voccsei by W. Bro.
'5'A,dlqs 3 Aadess tS' Sy Bro Edward csr,veu
. 'rhe great feat Of Bro John Sheffield, who will
3 Walk backward Lalfa mile.
Fk ap twenty stone. placed apart straight Iue and
return each one me sngy to the standing point
T. Lean Top over e ten hurdles placed ten yards spar
PcE ap saeen eggs With the mouth placing straight line one
yard apart bring each u back to the BASKET without using
vii throw twenty weights hi. bead eompls's
the whole astonishing performance IN the No't space " ~
THE MASONIC BALD HEAD BRIGADE
full hats on, AZ
outside the ropes space used by Bro Sheffield After the
performance Sheffield entire force Of the Brigade will assem-
bic inside ropes proceed elect officers for the coming year
consisting General ten Coors ninety Captains and niue
hundred Lieutensnts
This of the occasion expected prove LARGE
l. Music by the Band TWO o'"0'"'
| 2 Scottish Games By I'd. C,ledonian Club
BIZ
| skster.
| ( Singing by the Empire Glee Cub
Address by the Rev. Bro VIM. A. Bartlett
|
| /. Music bv the Blnl
Tie Highland Fling aud fancy by Mary Wilson
! -RvRs
| 3 Singing by the Arion Glee Club
Address Col Eber W Cook ~ brother Of the
Hon Charles Cook founder aud patron Of the Peoples College
\ s Singing by the Harmonic Society.
| g. Poem by VIM. Ross Wallace, esq
| Z. Singing bv the Empire Glee Club
Presentation Of the three lights Mystic Tie Lodge Nc 22
| BY His Honor John I. Hoffman. Mayor ri New York
EVENING EXERCISES
O'CLOCK.
| Music By the Band, aud Danc.ng ID llbl,m
CONYRYANCES
Boats will leave Piers for the Grounds as follows
Thirty yfouTh.st. N r., o. 10 a. n. and D. 3 ?.
Chr,opherst n X. 9.l5 1913 H., and2 -. 3:i5
! Pier No N r. 9gp. 1880 m, and ?: 30. $3.50 -.
Fuou.st Brooklyn g. tj lO5 a m. and 2:i5, J4J p IN.
Bfnome.st, T. r. 10. II =. and ,. p IN.
South seyenLst, Brooklyn. d. lO5 ll;i3 m and J9 fi'
N. 80. ,,o
Ioness Wopds i0.f5 II: IS q. ~ and 3i5 4t5
Joness Woods at and making sane nding
MUSIC on THE BOATS
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

i, NIUY UIIII VVtIIIIl VI
- IoTk-MARY l.. TIFFANY agt MAGDALhNA L. hAuh, M
MA LACBi CATHARINR LAuBY and olersn pursuan'e OF e
JUDGMENT Of The abOvecnl- Cont made the ahoeent su
on tne s,h Day Of August 1857 the Referee appointed ni W %
5Hnehi VIII sell at public auction the Exchange Saesroom no
~ boAd~aT New York CITY She 18th day Of September 1907 al 10
o',A noon through J. A. Lawrence, Real Estate Auctonee
All mas certain lot oi ground situate and being The Urn a
ls nov Thirteenth War The Of Neiork known ana
sei on certain chart of the estate late the properly q"
peance e.q made by Eye Bancker b. lot nnmlr one
seven hundred and fGve N755 bounded westerly m ont
by Suffolk stree, north By lot number one hundred
ana s o) or le belonging Denis Hicks easiery by lot
humn' one thousand seven hundred and eyenygt 7 or
@ onss to Lemue Bu9c and outhey By lot number one thou
an9 rear each TWENTY-FIVE feet and length on side
Ana also all that certain other lot piece parcel lard situate
ng ana being the said Ward Of the City and
distinguished IN certain map chart Of the late the property Of
Jats Deacy made b. Bve Bancker number thou
h1 seven hundred aud h 0 bombed eistery by
10y number one Thousand seven hundred and seventy m west
y front Suffolk noThery number one thousand
hundred ard fry outey by lot number one
thousand hundred an h i've 5l singular the
buildings aud Improvements thereon the said premises being
numbers IL and 10 sufolk-Dael August y, 1861.
RrGGLgs & FELT. Plr's Attya JOHN b HASKIy Referee
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
do @lbum II mug 6ont,ru.

TANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
l nRAIS~CHARLRs ERnARD; sarveyor .ni rIneueI M az
Gardener Hunter. POiE ~ng Island u pfeparspp 70 ss "a
M ~" eoany Seats Parks, Cemeteries ae, Nc Especial attention.
.,sn 10 the most important ntcI OF Land Danage ae
ssb system accurate uyseys 80 th failure s mpoo''
ss.9l Robinson, Agtalsaral ELo rnOuA
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

SUPREME COURT, NcyYork, JULIA
- EGAS vs. % @ tAAE T * WA wA y Sa 9S 5oS FG,S W& tcs,. her
IN In Of Judgment order Of tls above !ourt made
s aa,s E sa,g 'e'aa & In Asp Iii ~ i A l hroa tns se ES
WARD LAWakNcE Real E A9n,el st t1s be Etssnes = ,5 g,
september I'M y O'Clock The lands ,d premises d'scbel Of
, situate Er and ica, The Ninecai rlie Tvah Ward in
tc Z O O G Fr 2 G @ ae or char, made b1 fisa
Snh C the l6 lay of Norcmler 1892 aud which ad
Ior m 40 hundred md hJone ug b. NE numbers
G ht iad lrtac horn, uthry IN front b Fms arsstreei
n't,,r /. ih - " o 'mer Sl, sn M sn & S, m M 1S' se %
Of M a',ue a Ny i,r-ri ard running thence easery
4o- nyari f, beet thence uoLef along The lne q
iuuhr f'ea uani sirhe Po,r' n The eenier o. the eSek
t,fe'a i .1i I'D fny se,onl'-.e, tLenes w on ne
Ptns. uih I r' street hh{ ~ :, ,r saIrsf m 81 - 10y S"
,,ef ue ric N beginning containing f breadth front
a, rear ari ct cah unirei eet and i've inches be
Ao 81 lo.- rf certain Of @ in The Tseh wrl Of TIE CITY
o. & rao m. of one ard ninth,
street aat rrr luai ei e''rr rom ', e,,te' line oi Se
,, ,ieae, no, pael VIII ''d a,nge haudrri e ard
s e ca,,r Of ,e l,e. one bqad ~ thence .ouherly AMI
p,r vim a a,easr hundred feet anl eleven ns' more or
% : g,,. T. Of 9s lend fe4s ;i''i s.Sa ls and ea&
drsc. w oFs ancy Brsiaun2 a. point on the ea-er me or
af HI. e1.,.r, rr or cutlsvrnue with the south
3 ] m AID parsei 20 si,trr,h.,rest eighty thence
,oatdry and parallel TO the trh 'yrnue i, feet ,hesee ~e.ef
rt.iri, r the Tenth avenue riy feet TO the point or place
Dee tol b'.,u he heirs % Edward torq deceased dated
r m t'h fif ed! 1896 ud recorded iu te once OF the
Bolster tlc co ild Coua Of Ncs York IA Lbet 'o oi Oon'e
1lcrs page l, . - -.
being BOO tie Nusirerih tate fwe Ward OF tc t OF heNloJA
l.rs bonded described follows Beginning 10 point on lc
westerly side Tr1 distant my 5D iert i've 0 fhr
rair the narj ~ said TENN A'thI. snI fI
westerly, and latae
street hurre thence uorhcry. and parallel WIN Wy"
,a Ieutateuue tYnty 'l FEET thence easirfy ah Pi
with fn, hundred uo0 feet 10 The westerly slr OF
and thence and along sad westerly SIDE o tlr
i Tenth areue tscn 20 feet 10 the point Or place OF be
gunu. .....,. Il. a.
Nueteeuh sic 0h Nsfj "i The Cif o NeN '9is ah A"h
tsf, uuon map thc trust estate " Rachel N"fne da'tl l
r igp g u the ofce Register Of New YORK lot number
(6 bounded soutry % iront by fi mn street norm
erv n rear number nr a. eastety h lot number s V
.nd wr.trf, number srttvo or eontannga besuih
front resi- feet and ia length 90 cac s one
c-DAed New YORK JuD To-
1901. ALFRED 7. Whbhii he,I%e - 30 30 49,,
NELSON esq. Plaintiffs Atorner ~ lssus
The premises postponed unu ihe h 9At ~ oP
ti Al M satpe hour and -Dad New N0b, Sept J. oh
I,Wt,srp "a ALFRED r. ACkBRT Referee, No, Pinest
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
Ytanl aOtitts.


n tN l ORh SUGktMEOObhI. .--Nllhhi
~ C. PURLEY panif against MAGGIE FUREf deiendsnt-
Summons Reef-o he deienant iou are hereby summoned
sad required compliant this acon OF when copy I,
herewith served upon yol aud 10 copy 81 Lot st 70 % sd
complaint oce No l57 reeuNcb ST. n u
within the hereof exclusive d e da oi sh
coalafEt Nl'hh
the plaintiff this will appy the Cont for the reei demanded
n The compaint.-Daiei Eeyrlork May IN. 1907.
JAMES PARSONS Plaintfs AtoEney NO l0' Nreeh"iohSt
All I.u0u
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
SUPREME COURT-City and County Of

CUPREME COURT-City and County of
- New x0SE Plaintiff against THE TRtsIkMhS M M
or THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND OF THE STATE or
FLORIDA observation-disclosures Money Demand Contract
Defendant lOu hereby summoned and required 10 the
this actou which viii he hed the Office Of the Ce Of
supreme Court Of the City and County Of Newiork at the City
10 the
plant subscribers their Office Number % Broadway
after the of this
ths the
the time Aforesaid the piainW this action will take
dnnt against Of hyone thousand Eve hundred
dollar With interest the dates of the several mAtuhes Of the
the complaint mentioned beside the costa and dis
butseme mis- of sction.-Dsied "a August 1861 .
J. f. q j. u. BROOMk, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
No. 62 Broadway, kewiork
The corpant filed In the ONCE Of tho Clerk of the
c d Cnt of Nea Yok 10th day Of August A. d. 1901
-" ]. j. D. BR0OME P,inufs Atgueyx
Aus2l IawCNW Nv, " ByssdSU, SsrieIk,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- York-wILI1AM H. SELLERS against L. C. HIFf Sum
mons money demand tCom ser) To the De
euda You hereby summoned aud required 20 an
wer complaint which will be hd In the Once OF
the CLERK Of the city and County Of New York at the y a ~ TIE
10 the said
plant snscnbers Once Number evenytwo wall
street the Cts OF Newlo within days after the service OF
exclusive the such and " you
fail 20 the said complaint within The time aforesaid the fdn
this action will take Judgment against for the OF eh'
hundred and fyon dollars and styonr cents win
Interest at tue rate Of ten cent snnun from the sixteenth Gay
eight hundred besides the costs oi
this action.-DAted New York. July ~, 1851
OWEN GRAY 4 OWEN. Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint the above action Sled the once Of The CLERK
County Ncwlok the 10Th day August 1904
law6wW OWEN, GRAY 4 OWEN, Plaintiffs Atiopeya
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
CUPREME COURT.-CITY AND COUNTY

CUPREME COURT-CiTG AND COUNTY
- OF NENYORK JOHN HUGHES, Plaintiff against WILLIAM"
MALCOMSON and JOHN hALCOMSON De!sniis o
not Ser) To tbe defendant ou are
hereby required % the complaint N ii y action @
Sled IN ek Of he CITY AMI Coln OF NeT'iork AZ
Hall said Cv ani 10 copr % our answer To t
Subscribers their ofr No - Nast ~ sad
the ssrsre 0ths you ercu
service ari you m 70 answer the % CON
plant sthm time lf,esa the DainW this action will take
judgment against Tor te of segcut'e thousand u hgodr
ADD dollars Gom the ht day Of
jul hundred anI besides the costs aud
disbursements o! this ifiioa.- Dated August T. i.jI
A!GEINON 3 SULLIVAN and
THOMAS BRACEES. PaiaiiT' AttnUeTs
Au28 iw6rW No - Nalst, New York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

Tsu,nref Station IA EsvYot Twenty anj FogHh
Entrance IweItTse,rnthsI
TRAINS LEAVE NEWrORK:
For NevaVen and bridgeport 5on RoJ EHb Ly a. l2l'
0I.l 80, O.t j. &A. IN and 900 OsTD p IN.
fo Mloc Stofc isIled. Southport sud Wes'poH 100 I''
q 49,. 3sJ. AJOr -
For Sorsak 100 N Gr 800 I3oa m u Is (Br 900 EIL
345. 80. (Er 80 500 tkr.)
Tor stanford 100 500 (Egl nn llJ1a lkl3 (KIh 2l3 100
Fr1. J45. so t.Il, 40 80. 631, GOO tEI.l o. IA.
Fo Gfccneich aud intermediate stations. 100 800 O IN "I'
34J, 80, $50. 60 p. - ....
For Boston via Springfield 900 Hr 30 CHT), 800 pm
Fo boston shore Line u % (Er. }. 400 D. .
and Springfield 200 tEr, 2S 200 ELh s
For Connecticut River Railroad 500 EI) IBp m 70 Mon
Tor HadforI Po,dence and islk Railroad 900 (BI) Rl'
p "a. ,,---t -, M =.
l2l5 500, 500 P. H.
For Canal Railroad IL IS p. m n NORTHAMPTON
Ior HousAonic Railroad BOO A. 800
For Nauratuek Railroad 800 800
Tor Dsrbnry and Yorsalk Railroad ~ 800 m, t1op
-" JAMES H. HOYr, Supt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
CUPREME COURTEOUS McLANE anc

CIpREME tOlRI.-LOblN M'lIhNE hnu w
- SOPHIE L. McIANE his wife Pliinufs. against IAlHhM ~
ADEIiNE INNAN B lnnan the sad JOIN Oh ~
Man IOllN sClIERFP JOHN MRkkS junior Defend IN
pnnuance 81 grnt oi the supreme Court OF hr oa'
YORK a lie % entitled action on the Jst u o August
l867 Daniel Ingraham h the Referee nanel " 'h' sA
will r1pos, sale public auction, IhlitSDAl Tue %
clock at the Exchange HMeo 10 III
BrsadWay IA the Cy 81 NraiorA, by James N h,r huc
tiourer the following described premises VIZ an "st
rer,u lot Of land situate. Nlns, ana bcihR IN
lie Tneutb date Eshh Ward Of the CITY Of Ne" ORR sn jus
nu.be ON man Of lands samuel Jones esq we ser OF
ad ZONES vrg Boadsay and The lo"erl male @ an
l sury.v y stephen IuAm and T. W Budgr 'p surveyors
Of Register IN and Tor The 'lD ana "uht o
E.f York In Iiter Conveances page 'h ~ huur
IAN leh sai let Of land bounded southNesl'rY IN oh W '" eat
ZONES street naracry strip Of lani apPpfied o road or
a "a, The name Of Cross Laue ot when sad 'ro Lanr ursg
s and dar in Decd Poll made aud executed 6y tho
Samuel Jones Conela his wife anl recorded ia once OF
slrk taos Rester Of the CITY and County Of New.forE
IN Llber No u Of Conveyance, page ioi I tne Isan
ay part Of sa cross Lane designated aud described N and by
SECOND Deed Poll made anil executed BY the s,d samuel Jones AMI
oe M. wife and rrered the ofce OF Register 10 anu "T he
y and County OF New YORK Lhcr W OF Con'nnses page o9
Mo, l Deed, aud declare the uses and purposes oi
the aid Cross Lane conditions aud limitations aectng e sne
nores,g by lard lately belonging 20 Anthony bceen decreased
and nov or M belonging Band Mekinue John Mchnne ana
Joseph McKnne eary by lot nd h S
the aforesaid map number thirty two lsl ahd Nch 10Y
rantsd or intended tsen seven q ret m rom n
rear and one hundred and thirty t fet hI hne WI hes III
length ON sie-Datel Newlork, SeptenDery y is.'
'''e'" DANIEL T. INGRAHAM jr.. Referee,
LowERY soEEs Plaintiffs Attorney" 'i ''"0N