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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-14
Law INTELLIGENCE.
THE CIVIL COURTS.

In the Supreme Court resolutions were
%P Chef Judge IN Of s Df Of Sp ass
resolutions were adopted in the circuits OF some Of the
Thomas Walsh brought suit before judge
Jones the Superior Court for his Losses sustained
through his carriage being into and himself and hi
way horse. The damages were laid at sqo0o, but, al
another suit is pending for the wife personal ipure1
els 81 FOR paintin
Louisa B. Kelley sued Obadiah Randolph on q
contract TO the defendants wife, who supposed
herself to be pregnant but who was mistaken, and coH
sf w Ga RSs issd tbe 10
the contract the agent OF her husband On the tria
the Judge charged armatiyely, and the jury found fsa
The Government filed libel to condemn the
hSssy IN for r., soss
really owned III Nova Scotia but purpored TO be owned
trial that the witnesses for the Government upon whose
allegations the vessel seized have contradctd their
wife Riffs Il 'e Of GYSfpmsnt Tas aismissed
persons owners captain and crew q the schooner Won
der, have hbeled Tho steamship Auhambra for collision
T1 Of % ss Sr en o was
cutting in of the Wonder sinking her, drowning bed
pS GshS the as chief mate saaS
the personal property Of the crew. In all valued At 2 @
against the Alhambra Decision reserved.
On a petition filed in bankruptcy, by Henry
ho sas a. lewis and the Arm
bankrupt The petition was not Joined IN By Philip
Lewis one Of the r and he did not assent TO having
the firm declared bankrupt Judge Batehord holds ths
prescribes the proper practice in such Where
petition fled 10 declare rm bankrupt all the mem.
bers OF the firm do not Join In assent to IL notice muss
be given to such members in Ike manner as II the pro-
ceedng involuntary bankruptcy against the
members OF the firm. Until this done the Register hA9
10 authority TO make adjudication IN regard TO the
bankruptcy Of the firm. 49, -,
Charles p. Cary, w. T. Sullivan, and G: W.
Hubbard, jr Of Nos 81 and 80 Nsssaust, have fled
bill In equity l the United States Circuit Court against
Postmaster Kelly representing that they have long been
sons the United States and Of reesiytnf
aotn OF November last Postmaster Kelly has refused TO
deliver them their mail matter, numbering about 5000
letters although they believe tho postage on them Was
prepaid that these letters IN their belief contained
5000 and that the detention damages their business 70
the extent Of 100000 that Mr. Kelly threatens to sond
the letters to the Dead Letter Oce and the complain
injunction restraining him from doing so, and
for decree compelling him 10 deliver to them their prop
erty No has been fled but the District Attors
ney says that the compainants partners In gfe
fraud and that the Postmaster has 70 deain tho
addressed TO them by deceived persons as being
letters addressed to fictitious persons, &c.
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK, Monday, Jan. 49, 1868.
Inc extensive improvements projected ard
already commenced in the upper portion Of the city, will
cause great rse in the value OF property there and
make this one Of the most desirable locations for resi-
dences upon tho Island The improvements on the west
side OF Fifty hinthst comprise st. NlchOlasave which,
commencing at the Junction Of sxth-ave and Onehund
red7and-tenth-st, and following Harlemlare. crosses
seventh-ave at Onehundred and sxteenthst Eighth
ave at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and passes be-
tween Eighth and NiDth-aves. TO Northumberland.
forty fhs where It follows the curves OF Breakneck
Hill and old KingsBridge road to Washing
ton Nights new avenue between Eighth and Ninth
aves and extending FROM onehundredthst to St. Mich
olasave On the elevated grounds east Of the Leake
ana watts Orphan Asylum property, parks with ter
raced sides, &c, laid out Another avenue,
ending northwest from the intersection OF Elnhave.
and Observation-Disclosures, crossing Tenth-ave Mt
Observation-Disclosures cond-st., aud ending In
Eloventh-ave avenue from One-hundrod-and-
sixteenth st. TO Observation-Disclosures ninth, between
tho bouevards One OF the most ornamental improve
ments is 10 be the Riverside or WesSide Boulevard
commencing at Seventy between Eleventh and
Twelfhaves, and following the irregular course OF the
riverbank Is TO lie Dged the whole distance by line OF
parks separated only by the broad streets. All theso
parks to be improved and ornamented In the most
renned ana modern STYLE The rocks are to be uneed
at Eighy-sxthst, to give the Riversdeave. passage
way Twefhaye 10 TO be moved 40 feet to the westward
and throughout the whole Of Its from One hundred
andnney socondst to It's northern extremity AL these
improvements In addition TO the main boulevard a.
ready built, which from Fy-ninthst and Eighth
ave. north westerly TO Trinity Cemetery Washington
Hgts and thence around the northern point Of the ISL
and TO Inwood. Lots on Washington lights. which, in
i47, could have been bought for t1O0 held at
$3.50. and other property Eightayc has rcventy
been disposed of advance of 100 per cent on prices
two or three years ago.
A corepondent informs us that Mt James A. Wbitbeck
OF Verplanck has purchased of Mr.. jefferson Henry II
acres OF land at 5000 and proposes 10 erect upon
1t @ 1ne residence. In Carmel. Putnam County, Dir.
John Kelly has sold his house and lot to Mr. Tllo Cole
for 81 200. Mrs Knin Wilson has bought Mr Ebert T.
Bailey's house and lot for $4,000. Mr. Samuel Kent OF
Paterson has sold his farm OF 400 acres, reseryng 30
acres his house, barns, &C., to Mr.. Sarles mkdeaer
in NewY City, for $4,000 Mr. d. g. Gale has sold his
hotel in Montgomery to Mr.. j. NJ. Marsh for $3.50
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rJNHE WHITE FAWN.
The undersigned hereby notice that the Spectacular Fsly
RsvsgpIs the White Pawn hiss hesn Copyrighted ard that the
Mechanical Effects been Patented u,ng
Play its ehectt, will be
p'''''u'' " ~ ~ WTRATLgY JARRETT L PALMER
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NEW-JERSEY,

Real estate Throughout Sussex County. has recently
brought good prices farms averaging from SIS to SO an
acre. and village and city property selling an high as any
In the State. In Hunterdon County, the rree Oh rear
estate has not deprecated. Mr. Cbs'' H. hiener mas
sold his house and lot, in Stewartsvie' 10 r "coise
Scott for 5000, and Mr. V-''', 'oHu9 " CIV. " '"'
h.iaIn. IA which TO carry the stove and tin business
Mr. vansycle has sold the Franklin House in Belvidere
TO Mr.. George Crammer Tho former proprietor, for
a. OO0
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9mustn,tnis.

NIBLO" GARDEN.
' --' DOORS 0iTS GT & BfGiSs 73R ""AA
WEDNESDAY, JAN 49, ls.q LyEi EyASINd AND SATURDAY
xm .,.....,., ..,.. AFTERNOON
KEwFAiRY SPECTACULAR PAxToMIMB EXTRAVAGANZA,
THf WHITE PAWN,
In which val P'iFi iAfE b haIhs fR S,sPi
The piece produced With everything aud AFTER Appropriation Of
- -. oSe HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
IIk SCENERY BY hsrsIon, A. Strong Thoine aud S'ehe
MECHANICAL EFFECTS BY J. Froude Leo and assistant.
COSTUMES By Lursys Gate DTu London Vi this er
A6hsh@eetl ard Hns COsts.
JEWELS AND PAiAPERSALA BY lie Blanc Granger and B'non
GAsAYD CALCIUM EFFECTS by Charles Murray end setmi
THE INCREASED ORCHESTRA AND PULL CHORUS under the
for the piece
among others win embrace the names Of
ass, Marx Smith VnDs BONer' Holmes Hernandez Foster
Misses Fanny STOCKTON MnA Mcr from Prince" Tas't, Lon
WI De bsL ty'ksP l f% n nc SSS'l
THE GRAND BALLET.
nsf. Boahna, Loalso Brlen Premiere. Arolu'',
Ff,nc.co Sisters I P.s,pi a sstt
KeTt, struds, PineSud.
SIXTEEN ITALIANS .,, &c oo'''H'''
SIXTEEN AMERICANS
AND FIFTY EXTRA LADIES :
N'"' &c D' TiE PISfoMaS AND hARIEiiqiiUiSiDB
E Introduce those renowned flhs mimic art On Duy L,h'
London, snd principal theaters 81 England,
hary Hemmngs.
John Burke HeHmings rShtsi9oh
~" Amy bennett
The auxiliary aid will numher over two hundred persona
Scenery, &c 6e-Prooeue.
THE KiNGDOM OF BELLS.
EXTERIOR OF The PALACE or KING DINO DONG
Song tKngl" Pm the King Ding Dong"
(AquGlinal-" FsirJ Call"
GRAND BALLET DE BILLS.
~ Sprites aud
BUILDING OF THB DARK TOWER
ACT 1.-THE YELLOW EMPIRE
GARDENS or TLIB PALACE or APPROPRIATIONS
INTERIOR OF THE DARK TOWER-Srong
kong-"Im the King SCpreme," Tho, Chorus, &c
ENCHANTED LAKR IN 1HB FOREST OF SiCAMOREs,
saeheu
THB BALLET OF FIhB FLIES
GRAND PROCESSION AND TABLRAU,
THB PRINCESS CHANGED INTO A WHITE PAWN
THE YELLOW DRAWING ROOM.
(Song A1ualna)-" M1mIks," Duets, nc
TIE KINGDOM OF PlsHEs-sACHETTL
PROCESSION AND BALLEr
THE FNSY TRIBE
THE RISING BATH.
AND TABLBAU or NIMPHS
ACT 3-THE KINGDOM or AKA
THR ROYAL KITCHEN-SschsaL
THE DUNGBOh-TboBe
Sony prDce)-" WtkiuK at Early Dawn"
TiB PALACE or 6IKA-SschsttL
IMPOSING PROCESSION,
BALLET LIZ GRAND
MARCH AKA AMAZOkiAE
THR PAETOMlMB
viii embrace SCENESby and Tborne-sovng the Magical
Somioa sgsha0s les' sqaios POLES; M r Sf Bresa. T.
PASTALOON. o. their frat witt 70 America
[OBfuding With
TIE BRIGHT REALMS or THB DRAGON FLY
NARsTON easisted by J. 8. Gs'-
An ENCHANTING SCENE OF GORGEOUS SPLESDoH.
UEAPPR0ACHARLp
- GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY at o'clock
secured days advance
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Gmus,mtnts.

----
E1HE BARNUM & VAN AMBURGH
- n MUSEUM AND MFNAGEklB COIIrpnts ~, AZ.
Irasdgay between Spring tpa IIn'e""
OPRN PROM SUNRISE TILL 10 p "a ,S,r,r,,.
Y compliance general request a. We 20 ~
n,st teg 10 announce e reproduction for ihs vses Only
Mir. Ietcks Sensation Drama Of
PALE JANET
-.,x,
TuE TRAGEDY AT RED MARSH fAhni
gvvRY Apr PNOOS snd BYENlN0, az r. ana = p M
rtV 1puIvAT, RARE WILD ANIMALS
~ WHITE OR POLAR BhARl ,.,- an ,,or,,r
MN up pICrPfAV CiMRLS YOUNG GNU OK HOitNhD
VAN u0EsE PAIR OF RoEBuCKss AFRICAN P9RcU'
NV''' III yrs CROWNED CRANES. DEMOlSELLb
IA's9,A YES BABOONS, MONKEYS, lie
-FOUR BABY LIONS
VAN AMBURGH Cos
tnH'oN MENAGRRIB
Ton Thumb Eephsnt Hannibal Infant Female E,An Beautiful
oos Fsh Crcsisn Girls loeide Int and IaGmrS Agra fst
NJ esst Duz; Living Skeletons Pat Bhbyj Sea Leo ards &c
ADMISSION TO ThB WHOLE, 80 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER
3 60 IS CENTS
Il Rehearsal, Watts Philip s Great Sensation Drama Of
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hler Ch'pn sd others spr lot and bung, 1000
J. seymour BroSn lot and buildings Blocking 800
Andrew L. heit lot ana buildings ALBANY SeV
C. Arnold Weater building lot Bayonttst.,.-,.. 800
george W, DS{er o on Rasiernaye Winthrop Eeck. go
Irnakhn Con stocE ~ % 20
Thomas fieh, o' Hand bounded BY Claiming Cleveland and
David Bishop heuse snd 10. nMo1nalave...,.... l20
Henry Bond lot OF land and building Potter st.. 1900
Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase, Will find 1t for their interest to adj
vertise in THE TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation ia
larger than that Of any other newspaper and Is scattered
through every State and Territory, well as in New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements short possible stating the adyan
tGges offered.
Advertisers reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE, semiWeekly. and Weekly are subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements In
serted IN each viii reach all classes.
Advertisements charged IS cents per line, each IN
sertion, IN DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per line In WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, IS cents per line in sENIWgEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE TRIBUNE VIII devote especial attention to sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value
advertising Medium.
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lLYM0jJTH CHURCH., BR0OKLYN

n 1.-The Rev. HENRY WARD BkECHBRbD
- UEPRECEDKHTRD ATTRACTION OF MUSICAL TALENT.
Brand VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT viii be given
p TUESDAY EVENING Jan a. 1853 which oeeasisp The foF
tas artists win ,ppeaI; Mad BLlsA LUhLBY the incoupsf.be
Noeshs Nine CAMILLE uRSO the uunvGed Eons her last
pa PRIOR 70 her depsTtafe for south America Nile Aide
IoPP P,i par sIeLee MrR MULLER Qrgauisi arc Con.
sas ADMISSION OER DOLLAR Tcle be obtained al the
e. And At The eoor on msyeing q The Concert DOORS
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ymns xnA dums uaniiS.
WANTED to purchase for cash, II low-priced,
w rom from 10 70 3,so feet hobt between Deg and Cham
,.-.,. nd sssr brosdusy Address p. o. Boz No 31L
TWINTED-A FARM from 20 to 100 acres,
w somseI Morris Ei'ei Counties one with GSsd Ss
and fr improvement will and cash op" % Addressing W. W"
No. ltl Tribune Once.
n1HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1863. - This TlIs'
noa, Annual now ready aud for sale the ones OF The '
uhs Price 20 cents . - p..u..n.
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THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

The Court of Oyer and Terminer of Kings
with Associate Justices H@yt and voorhees, The drand
Jury having mpanneled with Martin Evans as Fore
man, and charged by Judge Tappan retired
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield. Howard Hamilton was held In
goo ban 70 Tor squirting tobacco luce over
service on Sunday last
In the United States Commissioner ONCE.
before Commissioner Belts Of the United states
Egg dor Arnold ws or pScSsns 70 @ cTsrs ras
William Rblins Of Newark, New-Jersey without maklna
amy s e the The
deinned in civil action and this is criminal prosecu.
moved to the State Of New-Jersey.
Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police
Court Heinrich Hirchner to the CHARGE
Ss Sy him gallery ocer
who made the arrest testified that early Sunday morn
a Nc S s ns from tine 0R o.
Ing at fire. which was burning On aesa ~ ~ =, me s
places He prisoner into custody and on SEARCH
Ing him found on his person se sey ., Ts
Office for $1,000 the fixtures OF the gallery, ma1e ous
In the prisoners Hirchiner declares himself I'M"
cent OF the charge.
On the Cd inst. John f. Schoefer, auctioneer.
having deposited s5in the Citizens Savings Bank was
%h that Ss in 1e wo Se
yertng his credit into the suppcst0Is sum OF $50 on
Tine the st a as drs Drawn him Of j.
Bennett Co.. was presented py one o. tmat Inc
fraud was III she1 sr s and Committed BY Jass
Hogan for trial. Nathaniel Field. !whitel was
qssas4ssS tor s snois Ss
q railroad iron. Earl Hailerheck tcoloredl, be.
at the Hudson Railroad depot The examination in the
case Of Jacob Otto; ticket agent a. No Is R9biasVn.
as to was Continual BY Justice Hogan
ea witnesses attempted to show that At the time when
gold Mt 8ttos ofnce Otto was at Bath L. L. where he
feeps hotel aud where his wife al the time lay ILL.,
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Clubbing GarSs, &t.
Trintins.
eASSENGERs ARRIYED.

IRON CHARLESTON JAN I3-In steamship MAnhattanAra
Idd Apder.on Wood Philip Bryan John H. Brshn
D. hssis G. s. John, Darby aud wife, Louis Sper d. Ssey
John stAEbGry and II In the steerage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-21
TENNESSEE.

A new Radical Daily is to be started
in Nashville.
The ex Confederate and Federal sol.
diers organized 8 Seymour and BAR
club yesterday. Col. Frank P. Cahill
was elected President.-N'd8h Gazette.
Henry farmers concert, in which
he will be assisted by the best talent Of
Nashville, was to have come off in that
city last night.
II. o. Crawford, the Revenue Inspec-
tor found guilty of selling his brands,
was yesterday granted new trial in the
Federal Curt, and the case was contin-
ued until the next term. 1t is said that
Crawford wept Ike child on the an
nOuncement of his conviction.
1t is fact worthy Of note that the
Israelites of Nashville played a promi-
nent part in the grand Seymour demon
strstion Thursday night. The enemies
OF prescription everywhere, of what
ever class or nationality, will vote solid
against the perpetuation of Radicalism
this fall.
The Murfreesboro Monitor has the
following: A young lady named Miss
Ezsll, living six miles from Franklin,
was brutality outraged by a negro on
Thursday morning. The young lady at
the time of the preparation Of the out
rage, was within SIX hundred yards OF
her home. A number OF citizens armed
themselves asd went in pursuit OF the
fend, and it is supposed that ere this he
has paid the penalty of his horrible
crime.
The Trenton Gazette says: During
the last ten days there have been rains
throughout the county, and in many
places very abundant, so that the crops
are doing comparatively we'll. The corn
will be q reasonable crop under any cir
and with seasonable rains
the yield will Re very
abundant. The cotton is doing well and
prom ises to be fair yield, the fields are
low full of blooms every where. Gardens
are not doing so well, vegetables having
been considerably injured before the
rains set in.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.


NEW YORK, July 20.-The Globe news
paper, published in the City of Mexico,
asserts that correspondence bad taken
place between the Ministry Of Relations
and the United States Legation. A
difficulty had arisen between the two
departments, on account of the expulsion
by the Mexican Government, OF Mr..
Napoleon Vernon, who claimed to be an
Imperial citizen.
On the morning Of the 9th Of July, it
was discovered, on opening the safe Of
the Importers and Traders Bank, COR
uer of Roadway and Murray streets,
that $50 600 in bonds and cash had dis
sppeared. There was no evidence what
ever of any burglary having been COM
mitted. All knowledge of the affair was
confined to the bank officers and police
until it leaked out yesterday. No trace
has vet been obtained Of the thieves or
their booty.
CHARLESTON, July ga fatal dis
temper, or dry murrain, Is prevailing
among the cattle throughout Georgia.
Quite number of fine milk COWS in that
State have died Of the disease. 1t Is on
the increase, and In almost every in
siance proves fatal.
BOSTON, July 20.-Tbe Novia Scotia
delegates, who visited Eogiand for the
purpose of obtaining the release of their
province from the Canadian Cenfedera-
ton, returned to Halifax on the 18th in
slant, and were warmly welcomed by
the pOpulace,
A delegate who had been over to edvo-
cate the Confederation, also returned
with them, and was received ith misses
AID a demonstration toward throwing
MIN overheard.
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LOUISIANA.

There viii probably be nothing done
on the road to Texas from New Orleans,
says the New Orleans Times, before
September. Ne bids have as yet been
made for the road.
The Shreveport Southwestern says
there have been several good rains in
different portions of CaddO parish, by
which the crops will be greatly bene-
fitted.
The Baton Rouge AdUOcdte says /:
"Colored Democratic baFbeeuss are be-
coming very popular in East Louisiana.
One will be given at Port Hudson, Sat-
urday, July 18th, and another will be
given few days afterwards on the
plains, In this parish"
The Farmersville Record says: We
learn that Hon. J. f. Fuller, DR.. Fuller
and Capt. j. G, Taylor will leave 10 q
few days for the Indian Nation lying
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EAGLE COTTOn GINS.

VETE are the Sole Agents for the sale OF these
w unriVBllfd Gin Stands. For beauty o.
STAPLE. LIGHTNEsS OF DRAFT, ANo QUANTIrY
OF LINT COrrON tUrAed cut PSF day, they are
unsurpassed, Reference can be safely made &C.
every planter who haf given them lsir trial
Where mule power Is used, they make a saving
OF from One-quaIter TO One.Ihird the draft
OVER ANY OTHER GIN. We are alpo agents for
sTkAUBS GRlSr MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON 4 CO.. CIRCULAR SAWS.
mcCOmBs a. CO.,
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S2211 and S24 Main street,
EiYll arn Memnhis Tfsnn
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On the STU pay Of August Next,

Between the hours Of 10 and u o'clock, the fol
loV,rg described tract OF laud lying In the
an OF tbs. northwest quarter D ing south OF tne
NoluhO creek, 81 tanning Forty az acres,
ava the east harf or the southwest quarter OF
section thriy-nve IL y " = section %,
b,.Sis meridian of the OhtckassfW cesslon, cor
tain;gg together one hundred aud Twenty-Five
m acres oeiog .hs s sss s 11 e ~ qr7
" Rutland by deed, dated March 2, 1854, aud
raeorlisd in the Registers once for DeSOto
COUNT aud state OF Mississippi, on tbs sOtA
SsV ~ RprlI 1857, In Book D, page 45I, 70 which
,Seed references IS here made.
believe The title to above land to Be good,
but o'Jy convey IS .fT rs 6 -,.,,,r, -.
Memphis, Tenn, July .. Ieee. w
Il, the DiStr,st Court OF the United states, for
me District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter ri Morris n, Mitchell. Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District Of West Tennessss-Ss
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
s,,s. ointment As assignee OF Msrris X Mitchell,
= e. -phis. In the county OF SHELBY and
$500 '"snnessee, within said District, who
SS--fsSree a.. iced Bankrupt upon his own
petition. BY Gao d. isib 9aV ~ INV
Memphis, Tsln- t1s An Y. CIRoDE. -
-' Vic 30 "1LAA-> Assignee, SIC,
In the District Court o. the Unite SsssseS, FOR
the District OF West TenneSsee. IN - 80
Ter OF Emanuel A. Levy, Bankrupt. In ~
rupteys district OF Wess Telnessee-ss:
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives noties Of bfa
As assignee OF Emanuel A. lew
ennessse, within said District, who bas bsr,
adJudged Bankrupt upon his own peffffon-
0y the District Court OF said District.
A DIS lssS WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
lyiSf6 z Assignee, Etc
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Notice.

MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAILRoAD,0
SUPkRINrENDENT'S OFF z,
MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 10, 1855.
ON and after the 18th inst, travel TO the
" Springs on the line or the Memphis and
Cnarlestoa Railroad Will be charged at Fun
a ssnger Rates.
The fac5 of lOca, busine-s travel on the read
having taken advantage of the priCiiege ex-
tended to visitors 10 the Springs prompts the
Withdrawal Of privilege granted in publication
OF lSt July. .. W. j. ROSS,
iyii wv General superintendent