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HEBREW ANB KASOSIC CALEDAR.
Neutrality-suspicious..
1867.

MASONlOlD DlREOTORH Y .
1867
LODGES.
ANGKRosyA, No lBS. Meets lft Monday IN
every month, at Odd Fellow Hall cor. Court
and Main. d. C. Trader, W. M; 4. 7. Tom
IiDsOn, Sec.
BoUrH MEMPHIS, No. llR Meets ID Friday OF
each month-Hall. cor. Madison and Second.
J. 7. Sellars, W. NJ; Benz. X. Pullen, Sec.
LEII.A SCOTT, No. 2SQ. Meets lst Friday OF each
m0nth-Hall, cor. Madison and Second. John
-Ainslie, " n; g 3. P; WoodwaEd; Sec.
EaOuth-Odd-Fellows' Hall. p. NJ. Stanley,
KIEw1NSfNG, No. Sii 10 d. Meets 9Th Friday
OF each month-2Gi Front street John j.
Worsham, $50, W. NJ B. X. Puuen, 32d, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESN Chapter, No 4. Meets ID Monday Of each
month-Odd-Fellows' Hall. A. J. Whee ler,
Il. p; h II. Psynter, Sec.
r. ANDs. n
EUREKA Council. No. 6. Meets 81 Monday Of
each mOntb-Odd-F fellows Hall. John Zent
tn. Ill; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CYREsE COrnmandery, No 1. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month John Gent, Com; \. J.
Wiggin, Rec.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2J4 Front Street.
HERNFs Lodge ef Perfection l4th No. ].
Stated COMMUNICATIONS ID "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry 2. WoOdsrd, SD, g..
NJ; Charles n Carroll, 18th, Sec.
HITHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, l4th.; No. ..
Meets 9Th Wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, SO, g. NJ. A. Z. Frankland, sd,
Sec.
CAsIPHIA Council OF Princes Of Jerusalem, lGth.;
No. !. Benz. X. Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'.; -
-, Sec.'.
CAIvAEY CHATTER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No. ].
Charles W. Adams, S2d, NJ. W. f; II. =. Tom
liuson, S21, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, 30th.,
No. !. Henry p. WoOdard, 3D., Comm.
william \. Clrode. sd, Rec ..
COSsISrORT OF WEST TENNESSEE, Sd. John
Ainslie Sd, Comm. in Chief; Dodge C.
Trader, sd. Reg.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital, 100000
Office, 22 Madison Street.
DIRECTORS:
F.W. Smith, VIII. Cherry,
Geo. W. Trotter, =. 5 Davis,
CT. Smith, s.M. Gates,
c. Partee, }. ". jefferson,
Corona, &. r. Norris,
A. P. Burditt, J.J Murphy,
". Y. Cirods, Dan. Able,
Oscar Minor, L. n, Wolcott,
h. A. Lltiteton, Edward Warburg,
Napoleon Hu, II. N. I.owensteln.
e, p. NORRIS, President.
G. W. TROTTER, Vice President
J. r. STEBBINS, Secretary.
febgG I'm
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N---siuCIItI5 % SUIT NIN Pl'---at -
mes. They put up gas pipe for fifteen
nts per foot, which is but a small adj
.nce on New York and Philadelphia
ices. All persons who need gas fitting
Id gas fixtures, bath tubs, pumps,
fit with lead or iron pipe,
Ould give them call at their establish
ent, 204 Main street. See their adver-1
ent Of cheap prices.
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
Ar
NO. AZ MADISON STREET, DesOtO Block.
MCMAHON & OTIS.

MEDICAL EXAMINERS
J. 8, WHITE, NJ. D. VT. IRWIN, II. D,
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AUGUsTON ALsTON,
rTf-,-r- - 49,.
Sale


BY BENZ. CoLNAN. Deputy Clerk ard Master.
Slaughter & SwiDgley, SOS. for complainant.
.rol LarElEl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

General agents, Memphis, Tenn,
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas
TO whom all applications Tor Insurance OF
Agencies should be addressed.
J. H. MCMAHON. NEWTON 5. OTIS.
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land. and Mr.. and Mrs. Metzel of st: Louis; are
among the number thus far; and Egyptis SAID 10 De
full OF Americans. ,.oo,, ,,r,sror rainy, and
the crons of wheat and barley never looked better
than now If the locusts DO not appear III leG' InG
Larv.et will be one of the greatest ever gatheIed
NJ oonure il nsed in this land for cereal crops. All
flat Is needed in this rich limestone SOIL 10 sun qha
raic 10 produce the best crops. Inc SOL Is prODapS
"s ,Sob and nroduchVe as ever. and with Govern
49, I,or+bT of tbc name, no land would be ncher
Nv more prosperous. Some OF the Jana co0nlsts "
love that the ancient curse Is now removed nom 'hV
land and its old fecundlty is Iest3leu' IhcIe j. ~
ioasi enc native Arab family III that city VINO can
testify to the latter fact If not 10 tne lolfhe D!oS
lem pateIiamili9s living there WIZ gleatN Bllc,ted
that his wife had for four successive years PreSenIe
him with four daughters, and fnauy tolu hef tnat
he should regard the birth OF another daughter as
sufficient ground for divorce. Inc next Ino l
Novemberl the poor woman gave DItn 10 y2Gum
91No6te1s al once The husband was paralyzed VIII
aT'Sg1emcnt and regarding this event as signal
judgment of God upon nm 1oI ms previous hnr and
10 his wife told her that he would forgive her aiiu
not carry out his threat OF divorce. .,..4o.o.;o
Tho Mobammedans of Syria interpret the meteorlc
shower as sign OF tho bowman Pi tno tdUl fo
from the East toward the west, ana not one from
the West toward the East; therefore, the East, o.
Turkey, is to conquer the West, qnod eat demon
The syrian Protestant College under the presidency
of the Rev. Dr. Bliss, opened lts irst coleglate teln
last month, with freshman CLASS OF To- ~ IS .l,o
first attempt in Syria to carry pupils through thor
ouob course of education to the higher branches ana
il has every prospect of being great success Ihls
Sbins distinct entirely from tho funds by which tho
American missions in Syria are, supported 1t IL
highly creditable to country that It's endowmesn
al 1871 while the great war for the Union still
raging. There are thus two American colleges nov
Established i'm the Turkish Empire-the Robert Col
lego in Constantinople, and the Syrian College IN
Beirnt. Thoy will both make their mark IL the
future of this great empire. .
a steam traction engine has just been brongt INTO
use on The carriage road between Beirut and DanaS
ems and il promises 10 make revolution IN tho trade
hitherto carried on by the Imperial Ottoman Com
panv. under French auspices. Not long since the
El-N(orad on the nights of Lebanon. This traction
engine win 60 through in less than two days TO R tSs
h""vv GRADES and around the sharp curves. Thus Is
Western enterprise driving the entering wedge into
the inert mass of Oriental society. Colleges tele-
graphs steam egn 1o wal aS SUU or
bund ODcnt,
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bread made which was furnished for the soldiers ana

hr.ed made which was furnished for the soldiers ana
aailora dining late rebellion
0niher old fIour merchant who well knew John Brown
and the hiph character of his npectorsp, insists tat
just such another man. II ne can % i01 shou De
10 raise the standard Brown dd ana correct the rus
cany infamous proceedings OF te ~ the c au Ee
ora as had ana as fraudulent those at tho stock TX
change I'm Wallst OF as the Ring az the Slly lii
THAT no remedy short Of rigid law, strictly enforced ny
firm Intelligent and truthful Inspector can lea,h anu
correct the yilany of the Stock Exchange anu inc alu
f1cfrers and dealers ia bad flour. That BAD ioar uag
be branded bad, and 60 ut goes at all uuoi ' Di'"
The Committee are prepared to witnesses TO prove
this statement Of facts before tle BolIu ~ ~
The Congress of the United States or any Other Doy Va
empowered to investigate the SUBJECT a.
The Constitution Of the United States IN M RESTRICTIONS
upon the powers Of the several states, mas the IOo"e
provision: . ,, -, A., c,. Ia, ,rv ,rDrosts
% de an npos or "a ports except be ABSOLUTELY hedy
r spg Is Inspection and the net produce Of all dEtes ana
m Tea.Sy The United States such Jaws shall be subject the
revision and the coatro ofthe Congress sec W. t
Thus Il appears that the Constitution, In recognizing 10
this very limited extent the inspection laws OF the Sera
States reserves 10 Congress the power to mOuy anu con
troll them III the several States have no Inspection laws
or enact laws casing with each other OF laws iSC
patbe with the general interests or commerce. to NO
gress may come to the conclusion hat under Ie PoWel
to regulate cOmlnercey-lt may pIo'lue " uii'iN ~
The following resolutions were presented:
Resoirrd That memorial be addressed TO the GOV
ornor and senate Of New York. requesting the appoint
ment OF Inspector OF Flour for the MetTopVhtah ~
trct in which the City and County OF New olk gre STU
ted With power TO enforce the laws now ia eAstoco m
regard 10 the inspection Of flour and meal , $3.50,
PesoIrcd That memorial be addressed to the Iegsla
turo OF the State OF New Ork, requesting 1t oU' ~
pass decaatory Act I'm reference TO inc laws noM ~
nlcabe 10 the inspection Of flour and meal or 10 reN9
aud modify those laws in such manner as WI hoIu a.
ooizt the deeterous effects OF the OF unsound PAD
flour, and Of bread made OF such poisonous Son
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MARINE COURT.
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Inefnrr Ini.e Rrs.rl

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
before Judge Russenl
TRIAL FOR MURDER.-Yesterday was the third day
OF the prosecution proceedings against Patrick Dwyer
charged with the murder Of Patrick McCudden, In
uoIor store corner of Broome and Maronsts. the 9Th
tators many friends OF the prisoner and OF de-
ceased Additional circumstances about the shooting oc
communicated by several witnesses John
Troy testified that Dwyer ard himself had drink to-
gether former had wounded McCudden he had
not McCudden ia place for two years previous
60 this time. Officer Michael Brady who arrested tho
prisoner testified shat he found the revolver which hs
used with three OF the barrels discharged aud three
loaded The defense desired to offer the conversation Oh
lhe-prisoner with the officer evidence in their favor,
and took exception 10 the ruling OF the Court whch suT
tanned ii.
Assistant DistrctAttorney objected TO its been given
TO the Jury. 49,. ,,..
Jas L. King another witness, related difficulty which
took placebetween tho prisoner and deceased sometime IN
1864 he met McCudden, and friend of his named Doc
gan in Broome-st, late in the evening, having h0d OK
Bwyer by each arm they were trying TO get q Nstos
which he had from his possession, and after they hHo
beaten him very badly lie escaped and ran away
In defense Of the case 10 argued that the ae was
ustiriable the prisoner being in danger OF bodily harn
from the deceased The character OF the deceased wa
with political rowdy class in this city, and 10 have com
mted numerous assaults peaceabc persons ana aso
To have threatened the prisoners life. IL was t0d ot
jury that for them 10 convict the prisoner for killing s
"A dangerous TO the community a the deceaSeu ~
charged to be, for the people 10 convict the
To-day the defense viii present thor Witnesses Oh "A0
they have a large number.
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THE TONES POLICE COURT.
TRes,re JuS,icr Bowling


ALLEGED INHUMAN TREATMENT or. CATTLE
Yesterday Mr.. William WalteTneyer, proprietor OF tn
cottle wards nj the corner OF Fify-ittst and fith
ave was arrested by Officer Leayoraft % the Tosbs 70
lice Court on a warrant issued by Justice D0wlns W
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals The complain.
charges that the cattle In the yards OF the accused N
evposed inclemency OF the weather thee oenS
r or shelter for poor brutes they being Ioceu 70
stand or lie In the wind or slush WINE III te ~ ts
Mr. Watermeyer admitted that cattle are kept IN ms
"a stated but added that they were merely Paeeu teS
temporarily by droyers, who paid mn Ion esHs S az
them while awaiting sale. Justice DO"iE hoIu o =,
esed 10 bail in the OF soc TO answer tno cHas ''
cruelty 10 animals ,>...,uo, rqrov aud Murray
Of the Third Precinct yesterday arrested Daniel suY
and Charles Craig aborers residing at NO 6S Cner' %
onthe charge OF breaking into the basement or the
Uses No 249 Cireenwehst occupied by Dlr Eusy tram
phy as a carpet weaving manulactoIy, a SsS which
they subsequently disposed OF TO Conrad Iete az nroo-
Avenue c. They represented TO Mr. Peter n"' rsjs was
erty was purchased by them from penoer sSd xer~
formerly employed Thy Mr.. Murphy. Inc aoou''
committed for trial. ~ ,,,as-
ALLEGED EABEZZLEMENT ny BooRKEEPEN Ou,r
day evening on a warrant Issued by Justice A"
officer williamson, of the Twenty sixth Preeino. sr
Peter Aller, late bookkeeper in the employ VI a.
of L. Lncola 4 Co., dealers in Yankee Noons "a,nt Of
warrenst The warrant was issued on ihS ~ complain
Joseph H. Howard member OF the frm INC 30 mem
ant statos that up TO I Inst the accused Ala The
bcr Of the firm OF Lincoln y Co.. put tn. ga ~, write up
the books at salary Of $50 per month Wne 80 draw
the Affairs OF tho firm, Acr was allowed 20 %rn ia
choop. and amend the signature OF tne nhsrred
the ordinary course OF business S
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CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.

NETTING OF THE COMMITTEE IN THE CASE or TIE
MEMBER or ASSEMBLY FROM The SEVENTH Dis
TRICT.
The Assembly Committee on Privileges and Flee
tions. through subcommittee consisting Of Messrs.
Abram Hoffman Of Montgomery Country and William g.
Clark OF Schoalie County, to whom was referred the
petition Of Mr. Edward Mitchell claiming fhe scatnow
held by.hr Frank A. Ransom OF tho Seventh Assembly
District Of this city met at the Metropolitan Hotel yester
day forenoon, but, on account OF the absence OF Wit
adjourned 70 O'Clock p M al which time the in
vestigaton OF the proceeded with Mr. Mitchell
the claimant represented 10y Mcssrs. sodgwck and
John H. White counsel, and Ira Shafer esq OF Albany
appeared as counsel for Mr.. Ransom.
Mr.. White on behalf Of the claimant stated at tho
opening OF the case that he advised that copies OF
to Az nom parties W no dep0sed that they voted
feenth Ward TO the vote In which district tho investiga
ton confne had been served upon the respondent
these affdayts alone should ene tie claimant to the
seat held by Mr. Ransom, unless the sitting member
should impeach tbs testimony given by these sffida
Mr. shafer FOR the defense, stated that this question
had been raised before the fun Committee at Albany, and
Il had been decided by them that the afdavits In ques
ton could not be received legal evidence OF the night
Of Mr. Mitchell to the seat claimed by him, but that tho
proof necessary 10 unseat member must be OF sub
stsntay the same character, and taken under subsan
legal establishment Of fact IN the trial Of any cause
eSes esene could not accept any other ta such EVIL
pea by MT Ransom, and Il the pressed by the
the deponent' who had made afdavs In the case, how
ever tedious said examinations might prove.
Tue COmmlttee sustained Mr. Skaters Statement TO
the character OF the testimony necessary 10 unseat
member ana after some discussion on minor questions
the examination OF witnesses was proceeded with
McssrS. James t. Taller, Joseph L. Townsend william
IL Taller, Cornelius Van Cott aud William Blondeil were
called as Nltnesses on OF Whom testified that thew re-
sided in the Ist Election District the Fifteenth Wrd
and voted for Mr. MITCHELL Mr. shafer however raising
the objection that II was not competent FOR the witues
20 testify for whom they voted, which objection viii lie
hereafter argued.
The poll list used 1T the election. sworn 10 Inv tho
clerk OF the poll introduced and placed the hands
OF the Committee, objection thereto being made by
either party
No further witnesses appearing the Investigation was
adjourned till "a o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

AMERICANS ABRoAD.-The following is a list Of
Americans registered ut the office OF Bowles Drcvet
CO.. No "a Rue de la Par, Paris during the week ending
Jan. II, 1867
j. Cole, A. r.rfeh, NJ Pendeh, Mrs Henry Wood W. W.
Tucker and family Mira AfN Roinan Sir aud Rodmsn
Mos M, SG,sy sSd a% q RTO'SHgs1@ Madison Colby
Shspgh A. Brown and ID. Eckerson Boston ~ T. Perry,
aud Barton, Philadelphia Dr. A. Mo dregory jersey CITY
fiI'hsdi W wsh,f c,Ii9rnla drss Connolly o D Ia
john Garcia d. H. wekham Mira WckhAm Mr. Huburt Mrs iIur
burt j. j. Beasei e., yacht Henrietta A. NJ Knapp do L. H.
Jerome do = Y. fih do " W. Ey Mann r. kcene g.
whitaker and q H. Mcfarland New York w ealer heokgnI
Mi,, kuney L. "A.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
Br TELEGRAPH TO TaK Tribune.

TELEGRAPH TRIBUSR.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PaTmat Arthur Bucks has been ordered 10 the u y 81
Louis League Island Pss.cAs Paynase George H.
Grnug hss been detached from duty IN connection With nncd, At
League Island Poun aud ordered 20 settle bis accounts
kcarAnA Gosoough commanding the European Squadron In a
dispatch 90 the Navy Department dated jan B. bis arrival
Yaanh The Probe arrived Ciya Ncccha tho 18th
ult where she has been stationed since that date 70
protect American citizens 10 tho event Of any dnony
The Cansisaa at Malta the Tcorderoga at MaseAes
and the Shamrock a. Lisbon tie latter vessel having arrived at that
from the African COST The ga umo. Tho Augusta aud Nauo
pouAh sailed from Cd Dec II for Gbraer Carhgcna Barcelona
Macs and T0ulon The and lano fitting
Or the GufSadron at the Norfolk NayyYsn Tie former vessel
will be ready o hsr officers days and the latter Few
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ARMY GAZETTE.
~ ufxoRAPs 10 Tux TRIBUNE.

RELIEVED.
compliance With the order Of tie Secretv u War AssIan
Surgeon rly Uute Volunteer Will be relieved oln
dutg Chief Medical with tue Comnyoner the Bureau
Refugees Frcolea su Abandoned ani r the state of AsHnsas BY
Medical Director cfe Department " Arkansas aud will proceed ~
bis and report % thence 10 the Adj Genern and surgeon
General o the ~ cat fcryce BYet Leutol VI X
United States Volunteers u be relieved Va Chief Med
officer Nth the Assistant Commissioner Tor Noria Carolina By Assist
w. ~ Smith, aud likewise proceed home and report for
muster out vi service.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Capt Alfred Ba 9Th e. Cavalry has permission 10 delay Joining
bis regiment 20 dArs Lieut. H. NJ llo 9th Cavalry has per-
DELAY joining bis regiment for ~ ias Major Georgs
W Rowland relieved fo recruiting service aud oEdd to join his
company IN tie Department u the Missouri
APPOINTMENT REVOKED.
The appointment Of Acting Ensgn Locke, L. A. has been
yoAei
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-JAN. 23-Bofore yr.
tice JONES'
SUIT AGAINST THEATRICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ok THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS


SUIT AGAINST THEATRICAL MANAGER-oURsrIoSx
Ok THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.
Cameron and others
This suit was brought for ornamental iron ana
which the defendant is the lessee aud manager M
claim arose In 1859 and for ST. 800 The answer 60
ceped as TO $3i that the debt was barred bytbs
Statute of limitations - '"'
Mr.. Stuart deposed that be gave the orders 10.
the work made any contract with the paiDtffs NJ
Dion BOuclcault was then managing the Theater FOR -
number OF gentlemen who had made pcCunary adVancss
10 relieve the embaIrassments OF the estabi,u,sn,
Edwin James for the defense moved to dismiss e cas-.
verdict for the defendant to all the aouns
beyond the OF S3 which had been offered when the
complaint served.
on making this motion it was stated that Mr. strart
was neither legally Bor morally liable to pay the debt
receiver had been appointed who had taken from the re-
Ceps Of the thcater more than $4,000 out Of which dis
claim should have been paid. The application had been
made to him before the commencement OF the suit.
The Judge withdrew the from the jury, and IA.
rected verdict 10 be entered for @ aud interest only
Smith and Hatch for the plaintiff Edwin James ana
Dnpby for defendants.
Before Justice MCCUNS.
PRICE OF A cERTET.
Stewart agI Jegran
In this reported yesterday, the jury gave verdict
for plaintiff for 81 ,O36.
Before Justice JONES
A-POLiCEaAN's PAY.
Manuel K White ag- The Mayor &c.
This IL rather old suit the cause OF action arising I'm
1851 In September Of that year the Common Council by
ordinance Increased the salary OF certain classes OF police
from 800 TO $500 The plaintiff one OF the cas.
increased in salary but through error his mama
not placed the books. His claim IL now for TIA
difference from the LIST Of September TO January sixteen
months The defendants counsel raised the point thai
the ordinance Illegal but requested that the point ba
ruled against Them the could then be carried In
better shape 10 the General Term. The plaintiffs casa
then proved and the jury gave him verdict tor his
Mr.. Clinton for plaintiff Recorder Haekett and Mr..
Hall for defendants.
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ALUMNI oP AMHERST CoILEGg-The graduates of
Amherst College residing in ts CITY and vicinity met
yesterday afternoon at the office OF Mr. IT, g. DE Forest
20 ~ ,bs ns purpose Of forming Alumni
ton adopted and the following ocers were eeced
henry r. pi DO Forest esg President; Tie Roy VIM A.
Wee Presidents; Elliot SandfOrd esq seare, aud fbe
Hon. james II. Wccs. Treasurer. ~ '''''' ' 'D'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
LAND OFFICE REPORTS.

Tn Commissioner OF the General Land office has Just
received returns showing that. during the moaih Of December last
the public lands disposed Of al tho local
Boonye No. The entries for actual and cultivation under
the Homestead Act amounted 2l8 The Commissioner the
General LAhd Oce had Just 10 the Register OF tho Land Oee
Oregon City for delivery 90 tie parties entitled terso ninety
pAuts fr old settlement claims that region VI county covering
al oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

Az IMPoSIER-CAUTION.-Air VI. L. Hodges Presi-
dent OF the Excelsior Fire Insurance Company notified
Captain Brackett Tuesday afternoon, that man Of
about 20. OF dark complexion and with heavy black
whiskers Is OaBg upon business men and representing
himself 70 an authorized agent Of tbs Fire Insurance
Patrol his purpose being 10 collect money for that body
Any persons pretending act for the Patrol should be
able 10 exhibit wlnc-metal shield bearing the letters
L. II ana hlA Own numerical designation.
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H. A-i4hAAtld
Nos.
6o-Gocdyesr agt. Ladd et al
e@-POstley sgt. sherman.
S2SgnginSeker sgt GBlGv
CIV nite, Sc., set Williams.
50-NibiO agt. Binsse el al
1-Ellis agi. Lersner.
5l-Bachie agt. Richie.
7j--Jandon Il al agt. Moore.
I{-Fairchild e al sgt Liv. Sc.
ms Co.
T5--IIolmes sgt. Clark et al.
T0-Skillen sgt. Richmond.
U-Higgils agt. Clark et al.
i6-SaIne agL Same.
SUPREME COUl
Part I.-Held by SCTHKRLsSD, }
Nos.
27l-Bouton sgt. Douton.
989-SherwOod agt Lane.
384-Vernilye agt. Poote.
lO69-POst AIT. Seaman.
g4T-NaylOr sgt. = lly, Sheriff
9-Brlnd agi. Hastings
35-Benheimer agt. Nussbsnm.
85l-Tucker AT. J.. T. x. 60.
89l-Kaylor AIT. jenkins.
e95--Sincla.g agt. Brennan.
9lT-Fitzgerlld at. NcDeyitt
629-Cahil az. Farmer.
Part u.-Hcd By PECKBAs, j..
l0a
Nos
33t-Hotchkiss AIT. hud. X X 20.
0il-Bsruey agi. oNeuS
sys-Palmer agL hodge-.
5so--Lscy % al agt FOr.
lOJ0-Pa,On ct a. agt Butternel0
etal.
l52-Ballautine et al. agt. Henuing
204-Burnsride agt. Brauder e al.
96-Hartley AIT. James et al.
l0sS-cH,jey al. Hart
q9e-II,iloartsn ~ All act lane.
srrpYFNp corn
p,rx,pnTECsil oGCslcrd
-.
~ 81 w..L;,s+ P,,e,er
"a yV~.ijns 49, KimbsU
tn Peo.i. 40 L.nchs,i,
- Tale.,e
an-Krittsgt. Uirs.h.
m. Iii .osr,ne,ees =. No I96-V
Ns '"'' s ~ 10, corr
49, 49, 80. McC,,,,,,
=, IAHt h-De''io = uA'''' '4NN ~
s 80. v-,.,..t..,.o-
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