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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-24
CHANGE OF BASE.

1NHE UNDERSIGNED HAS CONNECTED
i himself with the Clothing and Gentle
mems Furnishing house of II. A. HuSTIya-
TON, No. z Cherry street, opposite the maxwell,
where he will be glad to see all the friends from
whom he has heretofore received so liberal
patronage. His heartfelt thanks, which cannot
be conveyed in so brief an announcement, will
be more practically expressed by-THE VERY
FINEST GOODS IN THE MARKET AT THE LOWEST
FIGURES. EDWIN S. HAWKINS.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.
The EEansiicRp Four Mile Race-ROus-
seau Beaten.

seau Beaten.
At the close of the regular season over
the Metairie course, a handicap was made
for four mile race, which was run on Sat
urday last. Three entries, Rousseau,
Ringmaster and Richmond. In the pool
room 100 to so was bid on Rousseau against
Ringmaster; Richmond was booked at 5,
6 and to 100. On the grounds, before the
start, numerous bets of 400 to 125 were
made that Rousseau would win, and in
some cases 4 to l was offered and accepted.
The race was beautiful. Ringmaster
took the first heat, after which Richmond
was drawn, on account of lameness. In
the second heat Rousseau was again de-
feated.
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TIE CRoPs IN BEDFoRD.-A gentleman
writing 10 Us frsm Shelbyyille on the 10th
inst. says Wheat in Bedford county was
sssver more promising than al present. !
have taken some trouble to learn from our
farmers the prospect, and am GLAD 10 say
all report favorable The fruit crop viii
lie very short, almost a failure.
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SO REWARD.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUI
- phur Spring bottom BLACK HORSE, be-
tween ten and eleven years old, two hind feet
white with white spot in the forehead and
rubbed with traces, about l51S hands high, lopes,
PAGES, and walks, and has had both sides of his
mouth badly cut with the bride bits. The above
reward will be paid by returning him to
MICHAEL C0LSTL0,
apr23 St. Cor Summer and Line st.
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From the plains.

DENVER, Colorado, April 22.-Passen-
gers by the Smoky Hill coach to-day, re-
port from two to three thousand Cheyennes
and Siouxs on the road.
Sixty United States express horses have
been stolen within the past week. Gen.
Custar is at Fort Hay.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-24

WE OFFER FOR SALE THE THREE
w story Brick Store. No. q, Public Square.
adjoining CalhOun's, cor. Square and College st.
Also, for sale, at an extra low figure. u three
story Store on College, near Broad
Also, the third House from Water street, on
the Square one of the magnificent Nashville Inn
Block. J. L. 4 r. W. BROWN. Agents.
apr23 q Al Union ST., mp stairs.
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Lake PepIsl Opened.

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Lake Pepin was
opened Sunday, and boats have passed
through.
Elk Mayor Monroe and family passed
through Cairo to-day, en- route for Canada.
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TO LET,x

THREE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Il Rooms. with everything necessary for house
keeping. for a gentleman and wife. Inquire st
this Office. aprls lw
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
.ioHN- BANTER. Of Knox.
WA. 4. CAMPBELL, Of Wilson.
Dorsey Z. THOMAS. Of Humphrey
JAMES JoNEs, Of Greene
JoHS c. GAUr. Of Davidson.
A. A. STEELE. Of Marshall.
CHAs. s. CAMERON, Of Shelby.
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The Picayane says :


Rousseau is beaten, but it is after he
has performed feat without parallel in
turf history. Yesterdays race makes forty
two miles this horse has run in twenty-one
DAYS from his first race at Mobile, which
is an average of two miles racing each day
for three weeks. Patterson's skill could
not save Rousseau this time, for the horse
was worn out"
The spring meeting is TO be Immediately
followed by five days racing over the Fair
Grounds course, under the rules and direc-
ton of the Metairie Club, from which much
is expected. The Times of the Dist, has the
following item, which will prove interest
ing and gratifying:
REINsTATED.-Captain T. q. Moore,
owner of Stonewall Jackson and numerous
other good horses, who was ruled of the
Metairie course last December, was yester.
day reinstated, he having apologized in
writing, and in the opinion OF the Judges,
having been made TO suffer sufficiently, for
his offense The action ofthe judges in re
Installing Captsin Moore at close of a
meeting, when they had previously re-
quired the services OF his horses so much
is the best Of proof that they were actuated
By no wrong motive in restoring him to the
privileges of the track.
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STORE HOUSE WANTED.

UE WISH TO PURCHASE STORE
w House, a good business stand. centrally
located in the city. 20 cost not more than 5000
or si0Ol0, cash. Any person willing 10 sell
bargain in property. AZ sboTedIseribed. will tad
Il 10 their interest 20 call Immediately %
j. LAR w. BROWN
Real Estate Agents. over YOrk's Book Store,
Al Union street. apr H-A
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SUMMARY.
Proprietors' Purse, $1,000. four mile heat

Proprietors Purse, $1,000, four mile heats
r. W. Wood enters S. Leonard-s ch. h.
Ringmaster. by Ringgold, dam Minnie
Mansfield, by 0leneoe-5y. o. 100 lbs.
W. ii. Peters enters Patterson and Viii
hamson's b. h. Rousseau, by Commo-
5y. O., ia :. 2
T. 7. Mott enters X. UnderwoOd's gr. b.
Richmond. by Two Bits. dam Faith. by
Chlde Harold--4 y. o., 100 lbs.............,2 DIR.
First Heat-Time: LIST mile, l;5l-2d mile 3:45
Sd mile, 5:45-4th mile, 7:4S%
Second Heat-Time: LIST mile, 2:03-2d mile,
S:h3-Sd mile. 5:56-4th mile. 500.
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Rooms for Families.
FOR SALE.

THREE OR FOUR PLEASANT ROOMS IN
l. the City Hotel, suitable for families. to let,
II early applicatiOn be made. apr23 2t
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lhhhSl nj DEHAhIMENA A.,
OFFICE or COMPTROLIER 90 TaE CURBFycy.
WAsHISGrOS, March 80. 1867.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER ~ TsE CURRENCY,
WAsHISGrOS. March 81. 1867. }
WHEREAS. BY SATISFACTORY EvI-
w dence presented to the undersigned, Il
NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE, Ia the
city Of Nashville. In the county Of Davidson.
and State Of Tennessee. has been duly organ
ICED under and according 20 the requirements OF
the act Of Congress entitled IAN Act 10 provide
a National Currency. secured By pledge OF
United States Bonds. and 70 provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June Cd. 1864. and has complied with ali the pro-
visions OF said act. required TO be complied with
before commencing the business Of banking
under said act-the Comptroller Of the Currency
being absent
Now. therefore. /. John J. Knox, Deputy
Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby certify
that the Fourth NstiOnal Bank Of N ashville in
the city Of Nashville, IN the county Of Davidson.
and State Of Tennessee. is authorised 70 com
menee the business Of banking under the act
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and
sea! 81 othee' this thirtisth dPy q March, 1857
Deputy Comptroller 81 tue Currency.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL RASK
OF NASHVILLE, Tennessee. hAgfde besn
organized according 10 law. IL now authorized
to do business q bank.
This Is 10 inform the public that the Bank
will commence business In its new BANKING
House ON COLLEGE STREET, No. 40, on the
first day Of May. 1897. at which tina the Are
proof vault and safes. Of the very best quality.
will be completed and ready for use
DIRECTORS.
HILLMAN. BYRD DOUGLAS.
R. II. GARDNER, VII. EVANS.
B. s. RHEA. A. HAMILTON,
D. Z. NOEL. SAMUEL WATKINS.
JAMES WHITWORTH
JAMES wHITwORTH, President.
JOHN PORTERFIELD, Cashier.
apr5 COZ
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Hartman's Safety Bride and Lines.

NOR GENERAL DRIVING, OR FOR RUN
i AWAY AND KICKING H0RSES.-With
this Improvement n woman can control a spir
tied horse with more ease and absolute certain
ty than the strongest man can with a common
Bride Everybody is most cordially invited to
give us a call. The satisfaction of seeing this
invention will amply pay you for your trouble
The Bride may be seen at Room No. II Colon
made Building, on Cherry street. Nashville.
Tenn. For further particulars, address
JOHN NJ. HIGGS,
apr24 If Nashville, Tenn.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL n, 1867.
FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIDGE.

largest Circulation in City and State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NEW YORK.. .....JULr IS.

CLEARED.
Steamship Atlantic oyer Bremen Goth ult and Southampton "a
ult with udse. aud 56T pass
Steamship iecla Br) Liverpool "a and Queenstown
Ships Agra (Br) Miller Mebourn. Australia Cleopatra, DosiT
San Francisco.
Sargent Rchboco; Paa (BrD Bddle Belize Hon NJ williamson
Buhsrd Cette; Meridian (Brem.l Lem. Bremen.
Bngs Williams FOgo n s. Flora (Norw ANGEL Stockholm
Freeman (r. Patan, Ponce p r.; Village Bell Grant 81
John n Eclipse DBL Peterson. Kingston JAM Alex Miken
(Br HILL Remedies and Sagua MaU Ann Br) Brbabr ApnSa
Brig Cacique BRAZIL Cintra Rio Gfande 40 days With hdes
ShTs Rmma (Br Stephens b. ;HepuDes Bride Cow
ell 81 cror W Champion tBrl HaeJ hsT ss1 Grace
Schr Jenny Liud, Cole, Shuee 10 days. With spau
Fanny K shaw, Glzce Bay Q. b. Ia days, with coal
ARRIVED.
Brig Rosais UtAll Rossi Lcati Is DAYS with sulphur
Brs Cprera (of StockonD Patterson Gaee Bar b. Is days WITH
coal
Brig Niagara (BrL Cow Bay. C. B. l4dsys with coal
Big Memphis (Of WaltOn 81 Sanford MAnSna 10 days, With
m0lasses, &C.
Brig Golden Lead Lngthorn Tpidaddecaba 10 DAYS With
hi Ann Page. labaoOa T. r. u days with molsses
schr Am. (Br) Copp. Shuee days. with sples
Shute Trinidad Cuba 10 days with sugar Se
SPOKEN.
vogs-bark July 40 ~ &C &C. from Boston for Malaga
Northern Lgh-eamshp July 5 lat 10 o. lou % H. hence for
e Merb,rk july u.s. lat 20 80 lon 60 o. from Port Talbot
Uy OfNsTYOrtsp July u.s. lat 90 90 lou 90 s. from Liverpool
Robin Hood ship June 49, lat 49, from NewYOrk for San
Francisco
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro,1os Jy stcamhp Roman PHILADELPHIA bngs Alb
b. Watson. do Princeton, do. W. r. Sawyer, RondOut
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rio Grande bg Ella Br) for NeS1ork IN ID DAYS 10
ham MARIA (Dutch for do in 3 days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
WEEKLY MORTALITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OYER
THE PRECEDING WEEK.

WEEKLY MORTALITY REP0RT-INCREASE OYER
THE PRECEDING WEEK.
The weekly report Of DR.. Harris shows the
mortality OF the city to be increasing We quote;
MErRoPoLIrAS BOARD OF HEALTH }
"BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS, July ID, 1857.
The total mortality in York in the week that ended
last Saturday amounted TO 52j ncudngtl deaths III me
public th sT 1ne There woro as deaths In
Brooklyn, including 6 in the county asyums, &c The
increase over the previous week was @ @ TI te@
to be diarrhea diseases fatal only as yet III young emit
dren The rae o per d t1 nSSsyey tcs
high il s vastly less than in the corresponding wees
last year. for with only II deaths ny and ~ more IN
2motc infections dncludng the miasms and faulty
rrtton that produce cholera nfantum) killed 2O5 per.
ons or 90 80 ner cent of an who died in NewYork. and
@ 9SS nfonfs ne she'd before their first birthday 2
per cent OF ali Deaths the former city, and 2 or il3
IF ace there died $50 1888 per cent? IN the former and
Isl C66sI per cent in the latter CITY , 49,. ro..
mis- excessive waste of infant life was rather mors
widely distributed than in any previous week OF me sea
son. yet the ceanly central region nehoS 5o
and Twenty first. there was no Increase OF mortaI.
There less than one death IN 800 among te ~ AZ
tants OF that enyiabe district last week; %ne IN Lhe
aggregate population of the First Fourth, seventh if
teenth Eleventh, and Seventeenth Wards last RIVER
side region OF condensed pOpuation ana Just now sS
most defective in local ceanlness-there was one uea
i'm every LOG OF the inhabitants and IN that great Det y
tenant houses and other local evils nearly % per cent VI
those that died were children under hye years oin
1.-THE fatality OF measles and scarletlna mas
bly decreased and nothing except cholera m
Epidemic The total mortality was less Dy 81 deaths tnan
The average In the corresponding week the previous s
years. - ....o... a =, ,rhoh
were cases drowning There we're two deaths Cerneo
Iv fatbfnl physicians with the following Endorsements;
~ First Odse.-Mrs aged 80, housekeeRer, NO -
Fehthsve typhoid fever, three weeks, Inc WHO'S
family were taken sick the same time, and hayng no
reIatyesC suffered lack Of nursing No per
son could be induced TO give the needed care ana they
were left many hours at a time without nursing. -.
Second cdSe.-Same fever the husband ana Iather,
aged 81 years, "A turner; died at Charity Hospital, 80
Is This man was removed from = Eighthayej case az
0rovafed Inv want OF nursing at home. and by his own
citement and care for deriOus wife and SIX children.
"Thua from want OF the necessary nursing and care
sueh as women gave most willingly in the war-a iather
and mother lost and family OF orphans anu pau
ners was made This instance illustrates one greas
source of preyentabe mortality and woe among Ae poor
Hundreds of lives might be saved every month TINS ou
nv ~ nse nr is''' '' - E. Has"
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Abort IlarSm's xlutitr.
CIVIL COUNTS.

United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Before
Commissioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED OBTAINMENT OF A LARGE QUANTITY
OF WHISKY BY FRAUD AND FORGERY.
The ned States s Nicholas Lawson Adoph Asher and Whm
Salem
The defendants are charged with obtaining, on
the 9Th inst l9 barrels OF whisky from the bonded ware
house ThrsecOnd Collection District for the ostenSDe
purpose ofrecacaton by means OF Two fraudulent ana
forged bolds, J..
Brooklyn but that instead of doing So they canues-
timely removed IL to a place In Beekman.st. ~
Mr. Cornelius Stage special agent OF the treasury De
partment on learning that the bond was probably q
forged one tracked the whisky to its place OF aeseu
concealment aud caused the arrest OF defendants.
Thomas McCann called by District Attorney courtney,
testified that the signature OF the bonds pupo-
ing 10 be his was not written by him, nor by his au
thOrity ,.,,,, L., 5or.ioI roa
aons testified that Lawson told him he wanted ms nahe
an bond for rehabilitation OF whisky, and that lawson
agreed 10 furnish the bondsman and pay nm wltnessl
81 20 per bond for his the owner OF the WHISKY
The rest OF the evidence Of this witness was 10 e eec
that having reason TO believe that 1rauuuient anu
forged bond being prepared TO obtain the NC
communicated his suspicious to the Goyerhhen
but i'm the meantime acted apparently in concert Wl ue
fendans and obtained the whisky and received MS poA
ised reward nom them ,,., .. tho 18th
inst.
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SUPERIOR COURT srEnAL TraK.-Betors Justice

JONR8
DECISIONS. rs.y' rkrrr1
Sarah L. H0gel agt. The Guardian Life In
surance Compsny,-HOtion for reference granted
Constantine Rosswog agt. james W. 5eymoW-Ordes
granted.
In re- John o Bricn. Writ dismissed
G. =. St John agt. j q. Amber Motion for inuncoa
denied and temporary injunction dissolved without costa
Edward BENJAMIN agt. Jacob Silver.-MOtOn granted
Adam 5. Cameron agt. Philip kipg.-Motion granted
In re. James q. HOInmedeau. Order directing Sheriff
10 bring prisoner before the Court .lI
Jacobs agt Manice.-Mot0n granted 800.
Before Justice BARBOUR
WmB Duncan ct al agt. jacob Berlin et ai-CompAine
dismissed with costs.
The Mayor, &c, agt Emanuel 8. Barnberger -orcer
signed
Archibald Quail sgt Edward Bradley Order signed
Before Justice ROBRkfsON
VIM. Fettrech agt Richard Totteu.-Csse settled and
papers ia clerks office.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEcrAL TgRm-Betoes
Judge CARDoZo.
DECISIONS
Kipp agt Knapp.-Attachmcn vacated con-
In re. the petition OF Gertrude A Daly.-Appicstoa
denied.
Frieland agt. McKllp.-stay allowed. See nom.
eBcoURT CALENDAR-THs DAT.
SUPREME COURT -CHAsBEKs-CLEEKR,J Reserved CsAea
l-ROenne ct al at Seller WhtneJ -
7-Mannng et al agt Soils al
30-MsDgsm agt Hesgerg t5-PePin sgt LaohenmeTen
-. ,,v.,n e-Hyde ct al sgt Cos - d.
MAXINE COUkf-TRAL TsRs -GROs
l3A--Faok agt Isaac ls-Hsynes age Bo.rdfnsa
lJ-Csmpbell sgt Little 61-Hs,ibsrt at Del Lac asf
3D-Ferrs agt Black W RRCo
lt8-Carrngt0n agt Seplens lp1-Nuilef sgt HOi0o
9o-McOOyem agt Repplelr WighmAn sgt Greea
y'WRkeman ShefOu 6l-NAkins sgt BertrAm
i45-Samson sgt Wheeler 63-Bresser agt Deii
ST-Burnham agt Tee Eyck 9--Baou agt Giiett
Nolan agt Bufk I7D--CarDeslha agt Skebsa
l3t-Scheliug agt Bstoa l1i-Porel sgt Phes
lo2-Fusoisaag at Newman
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@rottrits auS S]robisiuns.
SC0TCHs u BAKERY Ak, EEI, Tov ~. ,,oov, w.
BALMORAI, RIGCIJIT


tbe subscriber dec.te
public been fS tested for over YEAR il he family
ds .oa S SST offered " the general and
the subscriber would state as the oSy SsPn Of ia o@ag oS the
Scotch Bakery that each cracker has bis Morton legby
T5s f,1aiSton Of the Bno B.epi such a. win Great. demand
receive a g5SRRs site99& forward either
the sale Of The Biscuit snd the only authorized to solicit
The Bsmcr Biscuits are for sale at the following places and other
ACKgR, MRRR1LL & Co. No I52 ChAmbersst, NY
HENRY A a KERR No 7tS Brosdw.y = aa.c...,.
wISTRiSGHhM SwiiILiAMs6E No IS Broads.J.
n Fif AESE NIsS &c Ne e q l az E.E
DRUMM0ND MOORE No 515 SiIhaye.
IE0SaSD HGdS III x 10 r7 ~ sIi Sa''
RbRA MD Pofh hG rs St'G S0 as Broadway
RAYXoR BRO No. OF Isl II E 9Th aS'"'"
CAMPBELL GALWAY No iCs FOurthsrs
sh ES G G&sSEEs n r. e e Fi Fsss.;.
EDWARD sGULLY cor :, GliatSs and HeHrrss
f fEB BAILEY. No SIS SItSs,s
WI 5SaS 4 h t4Rp X e. y ! r4 4ssi.1.
MAxF 1EsSks e. N S' III ~ %eo'' cor Fulton
HUGH TAYLOR, Baker, No +jG GreenNichst
Rosf %PLsSS Bake Bslsi SS 80 FoariSa;s
B,H ADAMS Baker No iag Third,avo
ACKRR, EDGAR & Co, YonkerS
VAN RIPPER & MARTIN, Stapleton s. l.
WARD MCGOWAN Montgomery and Warren-ys jersey City
Mrs JOHN BOYLE Peoples Bakery, Newark jersey City
J. ]. ALDEN Wholesale Grocer. Troy n. Y.
BOND VAUGHAN Wholesale Grocer, Petersburg Va
u c. KEMP COniectiOner Petersburg, Va
LIPPENCOTT BROS, Bakers, No 129 Eighth ave
T. BARBER, Baker, No los Egith.ave
X. A. SINCLAIR, Baker. No $50 Broadway.
GBO w. SUTHERLAND. Grocer Petersburg, Va
j. SIMPSON, Baker Bowery Fourthst
MACY Co. Grocers, SiIth-ave- and Ihirteenthst
MACY Co.. GrOcers. SiSth.sve and Twenti-th-st
MACY & Co Grocers SiNthave sud Forty thTist
BROWNING & BERRY Grocers Nos l59 and l6l Nnhave.
ID. G. THATCHER BROS. 0roceTs, No - Eighthsve
w T. PIrMAN Groce Nos 81 and 80 lludsonst aud No
63l SiTthsye.
EDGAR & Co., Grocers, No l26 Ninthave
GRIFFIN Co, Grocers. No eco SiKthsve
SAVAGE & BBCK, Grocers No. J. 89 Broadway
THOMAS =. JACKSON Co., Grocers, No. 3jy biItha
DANIEL NOONAN, No 2G6 SIhsve.
JOHN H. ROGERS, No. 608 Seventhave
FOX & TANNER. Bakers. No az Bghthave.
VIM S CORWlN Co, No 800 Broadway, cor Twenteth-st
JAMES MORTON.
SCOTCH BAKERY 1873 Tuonave ElmPaee brooklyn
COOPERATIVE STORE ASSOCIATION,
" Office No 28 Broadway Room No furnish coal 6ou aud
RES deliverable daily al wholesale prices Members p cent
BY Cooperation Send for circulars immediately Shares only Five Dol
lars
EOR SALE.-About 1000 boxes of SMOKED
HERRNGS and LAYER RAISINs They slightly damaged
will sell cheap They will suit frste lunch
Call and them No 81 James good chance for stores
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge
SHIPMAS.
DECISIONS AND OPINIONS.


r,d,o chinmon has sent to this city from
CoDuecfcut decisions and opinions IN the following cases
heard before him in the Dlstrct SOuIt ~ I9 w.,
Henry q webb and Others agt The snip AHele, VIM
Brewster and others agt The same Dae M ny s anu
goh SSn,idt and others agt. The Same. Chares wall
& ,,cra a,,f THE same. Decision; DEGREES for De
% and costs i'm first five suits the sixth SUIT dlsisSeu
without costs - . nh .oo,oor Electra This
as colision suit damages for COLLISION on
10 stb of February 1865, between the Electra ana pe
omt,s steam ferrybOat Astoria Judge Shipman' IN ms
onnlon decides that both vessels were AT IiuIt anu VI
decree with order to commissioner 10 compute
the damages. x,.. NIL, $50. =,
w James 8oyce agt the steamer Patapsco.-Tms was
snIt Ia rem TO enforce alleged lien on the PaapscO TOT
coal furnished her In February and March, 1900 Dy lDe
ant at Baltimore. Judge shlpman III MS oPiniVn' VI
ders the libel dismissed with COSTS 81. 1o,,.oo,
Wesley Egbert agt the Baltimore ana Olo 1r,
Intervening for their interest In the steamer
lbelant was part owner OF the schooner Eluan
which was sunk in Chesapeake Bay on tne NsS " Id
cember 1865 through coilldng with the Carroll Judge
Shipman orders q decree for the libeiant WIN h ouei
OF reference Commissioner To compute Le g S.
The Scotland agt The Havre; The HaVre ht Ine SSot
were cross suits for the same cOsOn Ihey
we're heard Together and involve one controversy ana
one set OF facts only Judge shpma oruets uecrees,
holding both vessels In fault with an order OF reference
10 a Commissioner, to report the damages
Lew l.. Lowell agt. The seam-tug transport Decree
for hbelant, with order OF reference
Reniamin r Town and others agt. The steamship West
ern Metropols-IiDel dismissed with costs
Reuben Ross jr. agt. The ship Patrick Henry-Deeree
for iibeIant with interest and costs 60, -.
cree for ibeants, with order OF reference.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by the fol-
lowing: The firm of John III Bagey stephen NJ. Bag
ley of Catski Greene Co., N: IA and VIM. h. Van Box
kelon & Henry Z. 6iamons Of this city.
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2autitts Of Bankrupttp.

FINHIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
eleventh D. 1901 Warrant Bankruptcy wasissued
asans, Estate Of CHARLES BgCKLAND Of the City Of
~ bs County NeNlok and State New York who has been
Bankrupt Dis Petition; that the Payment OF any
Debts Delivery any Properly belonging such Bankrupt TO
Am bis ard The Transfer o. Property BY bin are for
bdlea by Law that's heeg Of the Creditors Of the a Bankrupt
their DEBTS and Choose Assgees 81 bis Estate
will be held Court q Bankruptcy 20 be holden at No 81 Broad
way the City ofNeFlork befIe Isaiah T. Williams Register on
r. MURRAY
N Marshai % Messancer Sonhern Dshet Of Eea.York