davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-23
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEIlD OF TRUST. TO
ID me executed by Jamesl g. Harvey. on the
9Th day OF November, 1857, and which is re-
corded on PAGES 45l and ~, Of book 81, in the
REGISTERS Office of Shelby county. Tennessee.
will, for the purposes therein expressed on
Saturday, 18th day of December next,
on the premises, offer at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash. all the right, title,
claim and interest which said Harvey has In
and to a tract of land lyin,g in Civil District
No. 16. of Shelby county. ! tate Of tennessee.
about a mile and one halt norm OF w mites
station, on the Memphis nd Charleston rail-
road; bounded on the nor'ch by the lands OF
William Mendenall, on the east BY the lanas OF
r. NJ Mason on the south by the lands OF nlrs.
Harvey, on the west by the lands OF Dr. N. y:
Perkins. and containing by estimation iao
acres, more OF less. =.
The Interest Of said Jan ies @. Harvey has, IN
n partition suit instituted in the County Court
entitled Samuel Menden all ct ais. vs.. ) b;
Anderson ct ais. been determined and set
apart as follows, in the partition ordered IN
said cause. and which is sDread upon the min
utes Of said Court page 476 book y. to-wit
The whole of lot No IS, containing " acres.
The half Of lot No. 8. Q obtaining acres, An
undivided inter- wit the heirs OF Landon W
Harvey in No Z, conts lining ~ acres.
A plot Of the land to be sold. and particular
deseription as TO bOuu dariss, will be furnished
on TIE DAY of sale. I he title is believed TO be
perfect but the convs " ance will be made only
as Trustee Sale abs, Ikute.
55-sOl MRS. II. -. HARRISON, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-23

1t is now the law in Prussia that male
cannot be considered TO have arrived at
his sjsrity until be is lweuty-four years
of age. The Prussisu authorities are
discussing bill which declares every
male Prussisn 10 be of sge when he ar
rives at his twenty-firt year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-23

An unrecpnatructed Eastern itsmizer
ssys: "The President will not receive
any calls on the Sabbath, nor will be al
low his Secretary 10 bring him any b.
tiers or telegrams 90 that holy dsy. II e
prefers to 60 fishing for trout, or TO play
billiards" /.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-23

HAVING ASSOCIATED OURSELVES
III under the above STYLE firm. we solicit .
continuanee OF be trade herctofore given. and
invite parties wishing TO buy 10 examine our
stock, promising Efficient ard faithful attention
to ~ husiress entrusted 40 our care
f0-q5 3 PARTIES A MILLER
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-23
n OF c e

cPrIcR MEMPHIS GAYoso Gas Co..
ANK BUlLDING, COR. MAIN AND JKFFKnsoE.J
THE BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS OF
Il stock are now open at the Gas Ofice. By
'' Ss-f u wv BOARD oFDIREcToRs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-23

Union Street, Memphis, Tennessee.
A LII COTTON, TOBACCO. OR OTHER
"A produce consigned to us insured. unless
otherwise instructed. Begging. Rope and
other supplies furnished at the lowest market
price. 15l-9-148
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-23
M RRISON az ELLIS
ID RUG lists,
NO. Io2 MAIN STREET..

We. the understand committee Of Shelby
County Agricultural Fair on Ia ass and Chem-
icais report that Messrs. Morrison Ei,As n 2.
10 Main street. Memphis. ere emitted 70
own M anufacture: ]. For the b. st msdicinai
fluid extracts. 2 Tannate Of b1smuih, o
Elixir Valerianate Amuonis. 4. Metnsd on
nresei wing fruits Of all kinds witho 1t tnges y
heat. We also placed the blue ribron on the
Peanut Oil, and take pleasure in rec 9mmepd
Ing il 10 the public fer salad " oil, selieVinE
N 10 I ,e The best art Gle Of oil exhibited.
W. X. LOWRY. NJ. E.. Ch'n.
ia. BAILEY, N. d.
5. z. LEsrgR, NJ. ID. zee,
T. X. Wakes, ". ID. - d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
BOARD OF CITY CANGASSERS.
PRESENTATION OF PROTESTS-Is MAYOR Hal
TIE MAYOR ELECT-FLORENCE sCANNEi
DEFEATED.

PRESENTATION OF PROTEsTs-Is MAYOR HAN
DEFEATED.
The Board of City Canvasscrs met ut II a. IL,
Yesterday Alderman Hardy in the chair. Protests
received from the following: Charles H. Cooper agaiHt
canyassing the votes for Assistant Alderman %
Ninth Election District the Ward. the ground
gross frauds had been perpetratcd IN altering no
returns for John Shelley, TO larger nun
ber and protestant asked that papers c be sent for
OF the canvasBcTs had ackuUw lodged that hs Id
altered the returns aud desired Ia have them ca
rected; from NJ A. Reed against canyassing the woes
cast for the office Of Mayor, account OF gross frauds
existing the part Of the Inspectors and that retuDs
do not state number Of votes for him the Twd
tyeghth Election District ~ the Nineteenth Ward AID
protestant believed that the state OF facts eGspd
I'm other districts OF the city The only district when
the protestant personally watched" tho vas
the TWenty-seYen district OF the Nineteenth WId
which gave him clear majority over a. Oakley HallDf
votes. second protest was received from CharBs
H. Cooper against the canvassing Of the In uc
Thirteenth Election District OF the Twelfth Ward for ~
sisfaut Alderman protestant alleging that the returns
had been altered since the night OF election. From Jc
eph Cudhpp against canyasslng the Assistant
Aldermen In the Sixteenth, seventeenth, and Eighteenth
Districts OF the Twelfth ward tho ground OF grOs
fraud and Irregularities. From John -.
Stemmler against canyasslng the pretended
return the vote for Civil Justice OF the First Eectn
District OF the Twenty second Ward, the ground th
such returns are false and fraudulent votes given fG
protestant having been credited 10 Joseph MCGUIRE ard
other given Tor the said Mcclure having alO
been canvassed and returned Tor said Mcclure. All no
protests were referred 10 the Committee on Protest..
The Tenth AldermAnc District was cauyassed, aud Y
suited in o majority OF eight votes IN favor Of j. WI
liam GuntZer Nicholas Seger. Ia the FOurtcenti
Aldermanc District Eighteenth Ward, John Nesbh ~
ccived 2,s19 votes ana Florence SCaunc 27u vote,
making Nesbits majority rs votes. recess until tbs
morning was then ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
HOMEOPATHI.

INAUGURATION or TIE HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL
REMARKS or WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
The inaugural ceremonies of the Hahnemann
Hospital were attended last evening at the Union
League Club Theatcr by large. Intelligent and iashoua
bic audience. John f. Gray, NJ D.. the first American
homeopathic practitioner "On this continent" presided
and. after few fitting remarks introduced The Row j.
new institution aud rs officers rl dlrectors MES hra
Louise kellogg sang La Floraa and responded 20 an
encore with Bafe'H Beware" The inaugural address
delivered in pleasant, ohhaud vein hy the Press
dent Of the Hospital the Hon George {; Bar
rctt. Tho speaker reviewed tho lfc OF slmue
Hahncmann, and warmly eulogized his chnrhc
ter citing the fact that he became lathe
AT the agr Of 20 as something that speaks well FOR homo
patty Judge Barrett remarked m defense OF the system
that IL has distinct law OF curc-lt deals Wiu
has greatly modified the old method Of practice He re
lated auecdote Of a certain German gentleman wh
could get relief from certain mysterious disease aut
az tc 90 oncsttons There was no uuaumity in IN,
answers received but Hahnemann, extraordinary 70 re
late sent back the iucosed fee and replied As follows
" what is my diseased don't know and don't care
What is the remedy That ia my business md not yours
and eventually the great reiOrmcr prescribed Tor me
German gcntleman's mysterious ailment most success
For the health OF the soul prescribe the love oGod
for the body homeopathy" aud closed by saying Erect
Hahnemann and you Will erect one over which the soul
OF that great man can hover ana smile upon all those
who strive In his name 10 alleviate human suffering
DR.. Gray then introduced VIM. Cullen BryDIt. as n
veteran believer IN the system OF homeopathy VINO, III
"a
nanion 10 Mr. Barretts anecdotc OF ahncmanu OF Al
old Scotch physician who being asked what prcscrG
ton he would order for the moral and physical wei
being OF man. said: "Awcel. awccl, mon, Daun d
twa things. We uaun for the bOdy'5 sake keep ~
bo0els wee open. That'll do for thao ward. For tc
SOULS sake mnuu keep guide conscience. ThatN o
for ithcT" Mr.. Bryant thOughti Of great importalo
that homeopathy should be put 20 severe test and Tat
the establishment OF the hospitals would present idr
opportunity for just comparison Of tine two sysemsd
medicine.
At the close OF Mr. Bryans address, Miss Kellogg salg
"COmlng through the Rye, and In answer To the urSnt
call OF the audience, Home, Sweet Home During nc
evening DOdwOrths orchestra played selections frdn
various composers.
The President Of the Hospital Is the Hon. Geo. C. Bf
rctt; the Vice Presidents D. ID. T. Marshall VIM. Rade
and Hiram Calkus Treasurer, John Davidson, Presdc
Manufacturers aud Builders Bank; and among the IL
cctOls are Dr. Gray, DR. HallOck, the Hon BCOnnoly
aud Dr. l.. W. Hunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
OBITUARY..

Rric.-G Cen. William X. Brewster died in
pr,nlivu on Monday. In the late war ne comIhanued
ih Eyce,sior Brigade after the promotion OF Gen.
SIr I'm 10 the time OF his death he held position III
tbc limited States Inernu! Revenue Department
Mr.. William Glcdhill. who for the past nine
niIrd Office OF Surrogate OF Gassalc county
I.d M Paterson Yesterday morning. AFTER DIel uee7'
NJ Gledbul was ~ years OF native OF IaleIeoi
d graduate OF Princeton College OF the clss o 80.
IL AT ,cueut 10 his alma mater was hhoWh last 'pE
y tbe dnuatou of a sufficient To found scho"rsu
man the plau introduced by President McCOsh Ar ued
hi uracticcd law from the time he lett cOleRe pu1
ALWAYS found time devote 10 literature ART ana soience
I was one o, the founders OF the Historical society .,
nassaic County aud had accumulated and arranged
many facts and authorities relating To the cary uaS ",
Emerson and the vicinity. lie leaves WIDOW anu TWO
4,
Of nrominpnt men who have died, recently, no
~ - u,ure respected and beloved than ME- Lihdc a
JiunirctOn of Charlcstown. Mass MI Huntington WIS
formerly resident Of this city, but Tor many years
30 Lrcy engaged ~ business in Boston, where MS
~. seemed 10 eynce rather desire 70 use ms wealth. oi
,hc ,ool AZ Others than means OF sellhg
,,i ana though his acts OF charity were mostly uo, ~
me-, ttey wcrc none the less frequent ana Oouhtui
s Wa true friend 10 not only The Oppsesou anu va.
10 INF o.o 10 the erring and unOinclalIy toiS =
aided the Wardens OF the state Prison III
,arfcctinI, those measures Of reform Mhlch
~, ~, TIfY TRIBuNE recently wrote OF IN copntonaily
,r,,s For many years Mr. Huntington spent polt!IU
~, .ory sunday nj the Prison, teaching ana auNlb Vu
W rirfs one of Mr. Huntngtons sons Is surgeon III
~ iTii states Army New Ne 1lcO ana ahothc4 u a
t ho of a urominent New-NOrk mercantile AouSe ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
DIED

CORA, G,e,opo,t on Monday morning Dec 10 Mrs Lucinda
ct her age. 10. 81, 49, .o,. Uiri,r
k.ba NJ Joseph L. John g., James L. DaNid H. Aha ueoKo
Cobb are respectfully invited 70 at'ead her aae,al rom '
afs, san J5eenb Cobb Fh st. Ne"lo on Nedhenal
,v a. art her remains will be taken 10 Cypress liils
Cemetery Tor interneut ,........
CoRNELL-On Fnh day Uhuiaf l@th month pee "h S@'n l.
Cornell the 8s Of her age -, -. q, 49,. - =.
onoj, Nsnn W.bdge llJ East sixty hfhst on Fth day
Tbuudyl The 10th al O'Clock without further notice
W.,,r,let Albany Co. " Dee s. Jane wife OF A.
A Dunlop In the 5Oth year Of her age
crpnutIOu TUESDAY morning. Dec H. at his residence, William
T and friends respectfully invited 70 attend bis funeral
~ O'Clock without further noacci nom ais
lac re,idsuoe 1876 Broaiway, Paterson. n J.
cRIGGS-ou Tuesday, Dec lt Sarah J. GrggA 49,, -
i vres on Thursday Dee l6 p O'Clock nom the
brothrnS Johu H. Colgate No 3i5 DegrAwst Brooklyn
rRyINGA Peehk suulay Dee ~ Maria Carlton Hale, wife Of
lew. q Irving In the I'D year OF herage .
ye anil nends invited 10 attend the funeral services al her
i cadence Pceksk ou Wcincssy 10Th inst, at u o'clock m
n leave Eeslok a. agd der remains Ntl be ALeo "
TanyIlaa igT tnisth9gi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

JosLBS-In ssbu Couu onhe sih inst anst Is ,sori ss
Mrs BeesG H. wife Of Elias H. Joseh, aged u Ves 10 "0'A an
n
Connecticut ard ohio papss pleas.
LTTLR-Msry Ellen daughter Of ANDREW rd Jane Louss Ltt Dee
49, 1852 aged ~ years, meuths aud " DAYS .
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respectfully Invited 70 snen
her ssera from he residence Of sunnFsde 'e
n j. THURSDAY morsing O scloeE He remains vii be tten
Depot, Newark the arrival d The train from NeW'i0TE
MEssENGBRIn BrOohvn Msnday H. Elizabeth dsssste
Of Harry Messenger In the 3d year Ofher age. 49, =.
relative aud friends oil family respectfully invited u as
her from Grace Church. Boekn Hshk, % THURSDAY Dss
le, at O'Clock
MONA, YonEe Monday Dec 10 Lizzie Moon daughter ofas
The relatives add fsud, Ofihs family respectfully invited % s.eHd
her late residence ls NashiHgt0ust, Brookn
THURSDAY Dec. 49, 2o'clocL.
HICHOLsOS-A Bayonne SATURDAY the lih inst she th
Bvna Matilda widow Of the late James hiehosoo AAf
daughter OF the late Samuel b. Fleming -
The invited attend The funeral 90 "Wednesday
18th inst Of her brotlerinaw Henri e. snh.
n Trains foot Of Liberty st. wa heSe'sey Geo.
tra Railroad Carriages viii be In Waag upon me nn'd
ofthe train.
RoDGRRS-In this city Friday Dec TO- Jennie Coeker vile % hs
ris G. Rodgers Of Binghamon, n. y, aged - years
soUTHAcK-oa TUESDAY Dec H. Dr. JW souhAeE In the Sss year
ofhis
Funeral notice tomorrow.
TROWBRDGE-At Iakensck NJ j. Tuesday, Dee H. Josspa
A Trowbridge IN the 18th ~ his
invited 10 attend the funeral from bis as
residence Friday lh inst, at Tram from fa'onA fs"
at 70 noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
'O ~, ,o,,,i,ort mon who have died recently, nc
mrlr Nrw.ENGLANp soc[EY.

The Gath annual meeting of the New-England
Get, ,,os held on Monday evening at Demonico's, Mr.
Greene Pearson the chair The report OF the Finance
committee showed the assets OF the Society TO be aDont
co o TIL, Charity Committee reported that during the
hsd hcpu extended 10 222 persons. the amount
ih,r.ed being $4,000 The election OF officers TOT the
49,, year resulted Ia the unanimous ChOlco Oh the
sn ,"i71 . gentlemen: President, Joseph IL ohote
Eit Vice President. Elliot O. Cowdln sec0hH vice
TIaS III Isaac II. Bailey, COnseiOrs Samuel N steD'
~ TbrPIes u Becbe, Col Vim. Borden, Col Frank n.
Uove; Assistant Counsclors, VIM H. Lee Gh W o.
i,'iPG George Cabot Ward, Daniel L. Appleton WIN l.
9Iii,,.tf VIM II Focg. Josiah NJ Fiske salem II ares;
Cressurer Luther b. Nymani Secretary, !" ~
sTaUl.rl proposed that a committee be appointed 10
y ont one Of the original designs OF tho oocoly,
The establishment OF a library. Ihe chairman
al that there should now be secured permahehO
~ meeting; that n was easier 10 raise the necessary
& NOW than ever before. and, on the adoption OF MI
str,i.ri. resolution, appointed acnnmllIee ol three
~ ,r,,.c trnposed ON the 1zd instant the annual
"a .r boz giysg .t Ds!ns1ucos Beside LARGO pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
THE ICE KING.


SKATING AT THE CAPITOLINE, UNION AND MAC
MILAN PoNDS-THE RINKS-PARLoR sKAT-
ING.
The frost of Monday night formed very
fine Iccbed upon the shallow ponds at Bedford Williams
burgh and Fifthave (Macmillan's). NewYork, but it
was until yesterday afternoon that the fact was gen.
orally known by the people, who aOcked in considerable
numbers TO the places mentioned.
THE CAPITOLTSE.
The greatest throng was at the CaptolIne pond, or
rather lake where fully three hundred people
present at any hour during the afternoon and evening
The usual illumination and music added 20 the Joyous
after sundown. The facilities and accommodations
lie seem paTouize IL accordingly. The Brooklyn Skat
us Club have also established their headquarters at the
CapltOllne.
No pretter better caredfor icesurface than that at
the Union is 20 De found. IL smooth aud hard
yesterday as plate glass During the afternoon 1t was
principally occupied by the school children whose b0is'
for the evenings amusement AS darkness set III
the myriad lamps lighted, and band OF music per
formed light ana popular airs as the pleasures OF the
skate were enjoyed, by old aud young, TIL II o'clock
FIFTH AVENUE.
or course this little affair al that Is LETT 70 New ork-
OF the 300 ponds once TO be ionhd TINS sac Oh
River, well patrOuized Beside the great number OF
occasional visitors to this pond, the New-Nork Skating
Club IT, In this Club are many OF the most graceful
skaters OF both sexes III TINS ely VINO gye auuI'oha'
charm 10 the attractions OF the FlIth-aVe' pohd'
The ice is not sufficiently strong at the Enclosures
known Kinks TO receive the public The Empire KICK
on Thrdave has been put in readiness aud should the
temperature remain low yesterday for few days
ing at the beginning OF next week Tho superintendent
for will be Mr. Dickinson, assisted by Mr. wal
lace. The Empire City Club make the Rink their head
The BROOKLYN Rink Of which Mr. Chichester is Super
intendeut viii open as soon as the ice VIII warrant
PARLOg SKATING.
Notwithstanding the inducements held out at the ponds
and lake. PumptOns ParlOr Skating Hall was well at
tended last evening. The proficiency attained by the
ireGucnters OF this Hall IS fully equal 70 that eAhioea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

Mr.. Constant Mayer announces that he VIII
sell his Paintings by auction, through Messrs Leaytt,
strebeigh & Co.. Thursday evening, commencing at
o'clock prior 10 his leaving for Europe His absence
will doe loss to the Artloving community of this coun-
try and the opportunity may now be improved to pur-
chase several OF his very best works The catalogue IL
self displays great taste on the part OF the auconeers
and is decidedly unique. Each painting accompanied
with descriptive poetry. Several very fine pieces OF
statuary will also be offered the same evening The
above are now on exhibition, day aud evening at the
Clinton Hall Art Galleries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT. N q

The arrangements for the 18th Regiment Bal
to be held at the Academy Of Music Thursday evening"
are complete. and 1t promises to be very grand affair
The number Of tickets is limited TO 1900, each admitting
lady and gentleman. Invitations have been sent 70
Gov. norman anu s,an m'SGr Iia' ana all on 'p nj
seats at auction on Saturday evening the bidding was
spirited. The average price for front boxes was about
$40 though some went as high as ST. Jomes BECKER
bought front box No 49, for s26 Mr. Taylor box No. 20
for SAT- G. H. Loutren, box No II e central One for "
w S. Nelson box No. H. for So Thence the urces de,
elned in the first The second tier boxes averaged
s. each, the third 81 90 Altogether 20 boxes were tUu
and upward OF $500 realized.
Mr.. Quincy Ward has just completed a statute OF ti'
typical New York soldier hO leI tho CITY n Is IL %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
AN INJUNCTION on THE BROOKLYN BOARD Oh
EDuCATION.

AN INJUNCTION ON THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF
EDUCATION.
In the Kings County Supreme Court, yester-
DAY. Judge Gilbert granted to william L. Gill, member
OF the Brooklyn Board Of Education. an injunction re-
straning the Board any OF its members from leasing
or purchasing house known the Bache mansion on
Coucords which the Board had selected as depot, ana
which Committee Of the Board had reported IN favor OF
purchasing Dir. GiIs application Is very comprehen-
syc one as II rcstraIns William Tby ana James Iby,
the owners mansion, from receiving any rent from
or selling the house 10 the Board, and "a they have
already been paid 81 OO being the amount or two quar-
er rent they 70 be sued for the recovery OF at
amount together with the interest from the day or It's
puyment Mr. Gill made the application for an injunc.
ION on the ground that the Board had no right TO eNpend
money before 10 had been appropriated and the applca
ton was only granted by Judge Gilbert after careful
animation of the charter OF the Board ana the laws OF
he state copy OF the proceedings were furnished 10
the Board yesterday and the answer has to be returned
within the next twenty days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

J. b, hardly probable that tho guubDats can De got OF
crday afternoon the broad pennan which had been flying
the main OF No since o'clock IN the morning was
hauled down. indicating some change III the command
OF me nOlIua nom that announced few days Since
MORE VESSELS FOR IuE sPANIsH navy
In relation 90 tie building OF vessels for the Spanish
Navy IN this city The TRIBUNE reporter learned from
monument Spanish official that his Government would
ike 70 have several ships built here. ard will provided
the United States Government VIII give guarantee, as
other Governments do, that they saI not De moeS'eu
ana that when ready Tor 10 legal objections sha DC
raised against their departure NJ Delaaler neither u
i'm this city ready for signature between the spanish
Government and the builders ~ Is rumoteu thut Iap
obn Frcs.on mas the plans Of the engines and hus for
several screw soop ready to give out as soon a.
the contracts are signed
FfNAL ORDER N THE GUSBoAT CASE.
Tho following Is the decetal order dsmssing the bels
OF Information and canceling claimants stipulation Tor
costs. without costs against claimant
Al stated term Of District Court o. the Uuef States o. Amer
southern District q Nsy l9'k hsa a ' The I & n
december yc1r our Lord 1913 Present Inc Hon Senu
Dl.t,-' nine other vessels known guuboats Nos
inclusive. their ac,e &c Lon'ollaI'' aus ue mn r
6ri herein ,la attached tbe si several
No., 10 81 inclusive their tackle &C. a0i bad given lac
soo al persons appear an intervene Tor their Interests men
Aaa e.ea}on PI'aiA"hg'l having appeared .,
having Sled AMI p'f' S, Attoraey for hi, D,rr. an
% Of me Corr va made entered Dec inst consolidating The
ssS actions said seye' gnnboa' lG'S and q. one
action aud claimant Deamatet has exec fhl l
I Tor cost, thereby prrrcHg hs appearance herein hn N'A'f
h., bs tsi t on the lOh day Of December instant an
Gou Vas clt.rc! releasing the sad se,e
t taee L. custody under Which ne, bal orn nr b
lie Marshal District uader the several monoh and processes
issued d.4.lsf The sane, -, go. A., ns.,- ,,,-,sv
t district rarng court aud making 40 opposition Ih7
ard claimant appearing or vine.'ng herein. ~ o r
prrr,l that libel Of information against the .,d 'e
boats th tackle numbered aiors.sdl be aud The sane s',
i,.el and ar .ut without cost 49, against 'n' ST
,p Aa j. further ordered that the stipulation Tor fo'' hei
fore executed OF behalf OF cS i i.t ~ iSp
suPna'o' 'A''''- ' SAMUEL BLArcHg)aD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

bronze casting little more than feet In hight and
weighs about $500 pounds The pedestal. which is
yet completed is eight feet and Will cover about IS
feet OF ground The figure that OF soldier leaning
his gum and not intended represent him under any
particular circumstance but rather TO catch the general
idea Upon the crossbe plate the figure T. and upon
the wastbelt plate the letters ~ g. The statue will be
placed next Summer In the Central Park, at what is
called the "SOdiers Cato the entrance corner OF
seYenth.aye. and One-hnndred. AND. tenth-st