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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01
Special Notices.

Positively No Cure. No Pay.-The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured BY the use Of
DR.. Forrest 4 Co.'s Juniper Tar" Cough,
Group, Hoarseness. Sore Throat. Splitting Of
Blood. Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases,
Scrofula. Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelas. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast. Back or Limbs,
Assesses. Burns and Wounds. Piles. Itch.
Sore Feet or joints. letter. Scald Head. Milk
crust. Earache, Toothache. Cstarrh in the Eyes
or Head, ordinary Deafness and Gathering in
the Ears. y
N. B.-Ths only genuine and original article
has yellow labels. with white imprinted wrap
per. such as has been in use for six years. Take
no other. Try it; if not Satisfied, return the
empty bottles and your money will Be re-
funded-iifty cents. =, k-E-N -A 8.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01

Mr.. S P. Yoeman moved that the res.
olntions be adopted as the sense OF the
meeting, which was done mem con.
Ga motion, Il was ordered that the
Chairman appoint some gentlemen OF
this bar to present these resolutions TO
the honorable Chancery Court, with q
tequest that the same be spread upon the
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BY T Ell E G R A P q
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.

Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
1885, Association.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01

Mr.. Thomas Tardrsw. of New York CITY. IS
ontbor;zed to set as Northern advertising
agent of tho PUBLIC LEDGER.
q IT. Paryip, General Advertising Agent,
c;nc;nnati. Ohio. is osr duly authorized agent
TO contract for advertisements.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01

4 RESPECTFULLY AM t0UllcE TO Tue
II citizens Of South Menu bis. aad the public
ny meat store. under the iayoso Hotel, all
kinds 81 fresh meats. veGet lbles. butter aud
eggs. which ! offer for sale a. ow. II not lower
than anybody else; and will teiver the same
anyshsre Ia the city. free of q iarge.
AT H. S EKSSFL. SIR
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CHOICE BUSINESS STAND.
RY NASH n HoDGsoN.

w. HoDcsoS. Auctoneer,
Once, 10 Grsvier street,
CATuRDAY, April 10, 1860, at II
- oclsck NJ, at the ST. CHAkLEs AUCTION Ex-
HANGE, the folio sing described valuable properly W DC
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings aud i-prOye-
mens thereon situated T. I've First District OF ths city IN
Neiponeue White treets des ated az Lot
No g. measuring 50 feet front Rampant street. BY depth
and ITALIA street OF 70 feet III inches and sx ines
betweep paral el lines AL American according Z,
plan made BY Pile Murray, architects dated March "a lsos
The i'm D ovsmens consist Of DOUBLE IkskAtNf
"A l29 Rampant street, with DOUBLE ThNE
NENT TWO STORY FRAME BACK BUILDING. all cover
ed slate built d the best manner and used as stores
Ihis property q inducenent as speculation,
being only nom the DrJade Market well adapted
door everv ve minutes IRE main building contains four
rooms cabinets and the buildings the sane
ALSO
FOuR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND m Jefferson
City in the squsre no AZ, bounded by NSpoeon avenue
es Nos is Is and II sdo'n each other and each
Lot Ne Is forms the corner Of Berlin and Chestnut streets
adoins lots end = feet 'front.' on Berlin
street. de tn and ront Chestnut street. OF ~ Al
Murray architects dated March "a 1869.
These handsome laid with shsde end fruit
trees ornamental srubbery and have new solid plank
square, and Is In superior location fer gentes resdsnce
churches and markets. with
the gszips Street and Napoleon Avenue Cars
~ TKRss AND coxpTuoNs-Onebsf cash In u b
Treasury the balance a. year with per cen
ths nertesee 70 embrace he Eve per cent clause
ney eG the buildings be insured and the
po to e .tnsss,s e Nc ys9a Zones notary public incud
ms internal revenue ssms st the expense Of me pu
c1Asezs
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That me oarues neiein compis.nsa %, youf sa;s
tof 10 inIo.meo, Glenn 20 hoio .n1 n.s "a ss -"
May "a said .copsrtnei l,P y .:sS ,rssrs,
Iuse 20 pay you, ofs.or sne espnsi ~ -. ,-o;,.
a aavanseS ~ sAn az ~ hermit the
earned oy SAID copaftnersnIP, OF 20 peLns . 'ns ~
sgents OF your orator 70 EXAMINE tne pooss y,
copartnefsnfp, OF 70 fenoei any sccoens .nsso.e.
70 Jour orator; Al OF wnlcn scsess snu e s,;sss,
arc contrary 70 equity, ana .enu 70 INC rssnr !"
wrong, injury and oppression OF your orator IN
the premises And - your orator n enmey
remediless In the premises, according 70 the sict
rules OF common law, and can only nave reneI 70
court OF equity where such matters are proPerI
cognizable and renewable. nat sea- de1enosuts
may be ordered TO recognize the interest OF your
orator In said copartnership, ard the business car.
fied on under said lease, and 70 render JUST ana
true account OF said co2artherst1p, ana 10 pay 10
your orator the amount Of capf1al and interest
thereon advanced BY said Graham 70 the said CO.
psrtnership; and, further, TO pay 10 your orator
onethifd OF the profits made IN the said business'
The New orleans and Carroilton fsahroad Von.
psuy answer, admitting the execution OF conuac!
oitease the agreement OF copartnersnip: IhatH
knew nothing OF the alleged assignment ey Au,
gusfus - oranam, ana Genres NAV ~ oonIeoeasasu
or combined 70 deprive compisinsn. OF any in'eI'
est ne might nave unoer said auegeo uanseI, VI
tbat y mas .aken possession =. any M.e.es ga ~ a.
complainant In the lease or copartnersnip ana
also denies mat Graham dia sc,uahy mohe INC
payments SIS stipulated IN the SAID arucies OF CO.
psrtnersnip. U. y. besuregaro makes .ne ssn,s
answer. Inc answers OF bennesai. pinuor ANU
Hernandez admit the contract OF lease passeo on
18th April, 1866, the contract entered INTO April
Is, 1866, but they aver that tae interest," OF
said Grahsm IN AFORESAID conuacs lsmsineo
purely nominal, as ne lahed 10 maso ny
payments stipulated 10 MS name. Iney ave, ona'
IL 1t be true that the alleged interest u ssla n
ham 10 and 10 tne AFORESAID Dusiness anu rn
was by him assignee 70 compisinsns, a..s r.;
rights yailoiy passed 20 anu hone es srs;,psd 70
compialnsn. ans' 80 o.n;,sI az rona had basn
10 I'm ~. ~, stst he revsr NADIA anv navment
lnves'su W n .nA' ~ do,Iar Snpaysntv
as ne nae sereeu 70, .nas essy saot ~ pv Nav
psid Dy NM was ~ Tusn ana as0s unds,
aforesaid contract mat IN NUN NAY was .no aoa
owner oi me ga nv. Hap panS Rsanrecsrd
OIL sa,e vishsn, sna ~ ~. -bo,s interest in the
were lne soie wv. a. s ~. NJ ,d ~ a ,b;rd for
proportion Oh two-'nncs los anu asa ~, no
besureeaIo, anu 'ns' ss'u oi s. s,. .. n"n.r,sin
rightor lnteress coula n0s pass ahs ann r;ah,
ant. ihst ssio Trahaa nsu a any
which ne coula ssslgs, s ,rans,sr sed does
was an Incnoa'9 anu lPs e,o.ai - r,,hts from
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
The Fernandez NATURALIZATION Ca.e.

Mr.. E. Bermudez. counsel fer plaintiff in this
interesting case, spoke for several hours In re-
SPONGE 10 Mr.. Tissot, the opposite counsel, on
Wednesday and. as had been anticipated, rebuked
the counsellor in dignifed but severe terms for his
attack upon the physicians appointed as q com.
mission to examine into the mental aud physical
condition Of Mr.. Fernandez. The case was then
submitted to the court, whose decision will be
awaited with anxiety. -r..at
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
Fires.

The fire which we mentioned yesterday as hav-
ing occurred at 10 O'Clock on Thursday morning,
was at the residence of +. j. Brown, 81 Gaiennie
street. The roof and rear portion of the house
were burnt. House insured for $780,. Mrs.
Keiser, occupying the upper portion Of the house,
lost all her furniture, which was not insured.
The alarm of fire at IL o'clock last night was
caused by the breaking out of fire in the gallery
of the Merchants Steamship Company's steam.
ship General Grant, lying at the foot Of Toulouse
street. When we left there the fire was well In
hand, with not much apparent damage done.
The alarm Of FIRE last evening at O'Clock was
caused by the leakage in the gas pipe in the front
room Of the third floor Of house No. 20I Poydras
street, corner Of Penn, occupied by Mr.. Berger
and owned by Samuel j. Peters. The damage
was slight, mostly from water, and was fully in-
cured.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

Appointments by the governor: l.: H.: Levy,
Sheppard Williams. +. NJ. Wells, A. ". Reagan
N. H. Griffin, police Jurors. Gus. Lacour justice OF
the peace and coroner, Robert Morris, justice OF
the peace, all for the parish Of Grant; James a.
Johnston and 8. G.. Mckenzie, justices OF the
peace, fourth ward, Claiborne parish; Antonio
Msrrero. police juror, first ward 81: bernard par
ISL and jefferson J. Spraws, clerk Of court, parish
Of Bienville. T ESQ Ira l't.I
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The Courts.

FrRsr DISTRICT CouRr-A nolle prosequi was
entered in the case of VIM. Il. johnson, accused
" York Moore and Newton Rucker, colOred, were
found no; guilty of larceny.
Roberts, colored, was found guilty OF assault and
battery.
us. CrRcu1r CouRr.-Fourth National Bank
OF City OF New York vs.. New Orleans and Car.
rollton Railroad Company, u. I. Beauregsrd
ct ais. Hl
The bill of complaint alleges that on or about
the 18th day of April, 1856, G. I. Besuregard
leased from the said New Orleans and Carrollton
Railroad Company the railroad OF said company,
together with the real estate of said company al,
so all the ToDg-stoek and moveables OF SAID
company. together with all the rights, privileges
and franchises belonging TO said company for and
during the term of twenty-five years. That on or
about the 18th April, 1866, said Beauregard en-
tered into a contract and formed part
pership with T. p. May and Augustus q.
Graham. That in said contract said Beau
regard acknowledged that the lease he had OBJ
tanned from the said. New Orleans and Vsrrollson
Railroad Company was made by him In his name,
bat was really for the joint account OF himself and
said May and Graham.
twas also further stipulated that the partner
ship was TO continue for the foil term OF the lease
| and that IN the event Of the death or assignment
Of interest by any one Of the partner the busi'
| ness was TO be continued between the surviving
partners and the heirs Of the deceased or 70 the
| sssgnees of said interest. That on or about the
sth day Of May, 1867, said Graham, for good AND
| lawful consideration, conveyed, transferred and
assigned his interest in and to the said business
| and copsrtnership to the complainant. 18th Ma.
| tional Bank Of city Of New York" That all OF
| these facts were wen known to the said New Or.
| leans and Carrolton Railroad Company, to said
| Beauregard, Jos. Hernandez, G. W. Binder and
| Alexander Bonnevsl. That notwithstanding this
knowledge on their part. the said parties, as your
orator is informed and believes, have confedera-
ted and combined together 70 deprive your orator
Illegally and unjustly Of the interest trans
ferred as hereinbefore set forth. That they
have taken possession Of the interest Of
your orator in the said lease and Co
partnership and business Of said copartnership
and refuse 10 recognize that sour orator has any
interest whatever IN the said railroad or the bust
ness carried on BY the aforesaid copartnership
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
The Texas Or.

One of the most attractive features Of the fair Is
the celebrated three eyed and three-horned Texas
OK, which is on exhibition in the center Of the
grounds. To those fond Of natural curiosities and
the peculiar and unaccountable freaks OF nature
we would say 60 and see the Texas OK.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

The Cuban question has been good deal dis
cussed at the statddepartment within the last few
days. Secretary jish Is very cautious In his pol
ICY and TO all arguments In favor OF the recogni-
ton OF the revousionists on the island be answers
that the time for doing 30 has not yet arrived.
When further pressed, he says that nasty recog-
milton would c)rspsicate our relations with Eng.
land. by which het seems 10 mean that IL would
make a settlemett Of the Alabama claims more
dificult. The Bs5ilt resolution of sympathy may
pass the House lkli Is not likely TO get through
The Senate at tail jssion, though the ENJOYS of
the Insurgents srs dressing II quite vigorously.
Recent lettefsi fIom Saugua De Los Remidos,
Cuba give psrEifi hrs Of the massacre OF sonora
AIlerendo and ie5dal Of her children. Her hus
hand had Joined I'LL insurgents, and she was en-
ticed within the E3anish lines with her family
under preteucS &c meeting her husband, when the
whole party w9d butchered by the Infatuated
I Several preietdId agents Of the Cubans. sup
posed to be spal{l eniissaries, have been endea.
voriug 10 enlist Ttous individuals without suthor-
ity or ssnctioa ilbm the provisional government
In Cuba or its REPRESENTATIVES here.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

LAyLEsssrssstw THxAs.-The Bastrop Adver-
tiser says that ssnThn named Hope was hung last
Tuesday week. ,Ha party IN disguise, on walnut
Creek, IN Bastrf county
Alss, last weiiso old man Fry and his son, living
In the neirhborfbtd OF Halmsrk's Prairie, were
taken from thef fhomes, and supposed to have
been hung. 1t Ess stated to us that young Fry
and Young Prie3 escaped from the San Antonio
iail some time tsuce, having been confined there
for horse stezri9. A brother of young Priest was
taken up by p3rty Of men, 70 whom he made q
full confession u the guilt Of his brother. Grimm
ating old man Fly and his son, and others per-
haps Hope, II IL iatmated, was one OF the parties
named. H.
The Advertiser says that Hope was worthless
man. and suprhshd to belong to gang Of horse
thieves The 4tsuse for the murder of Fry and
his son Ia thsf under the present administration
of the covernntt the law IL slow, aud not unfre-
oueptly gives dtf.ies guilty an opportunity Of es-
Gaping Justice kence. the patience of sufferers
becomes exhass{ea, and they are driven 10 adopt
desperate renl d.es.n This apology ia bad. II the
people would sake the proper pains, offenders
could be pun4td by the laws.
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STORES ON NATCHEz STREET.
I'm rHE cExrER OF BUSINESS
Between Camp and Msgazi1e streets.
PEREsRToRY SALE.
TWO THREEsroEY BRICK HOUSES.
Nos 80 and 81 Matches street.
in Of the late site Of TIE City Naonai
Bank. the Once Of the Morgan
fr1t Line Of Steamers.


Once No. carondelet street.
CATURDAY. April 10Th. 1899: 90 IA
- O'Clock NJ at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION Ex-
CHANGE, basement St Charles Hotel,l will bs Sold
THE TWO THREE STOP BRICK STORES sos szaad
"a the bounded BY Matches sree
Bank Alley Camp and Magazine streets The lot No. -
Eatchex street q feet inches and aes 'front.' y
TIE line by depth Of % feet inches o
the line adj ming Of the fronting Msxs
Zine street. lately by Charles Morgan Eco and
occupied BY the Morgan lines Of seamshp and s. lees
II inches and o lines the opposite side.
The "a Natchez street Is fee mont on
Matches ches and lines the rear line.
hy 6 II inches and lines the line dividing
lot Of store No g. above described aad 81 fset
inches the opposite side - 8
This lot Of ground Of PRIV on the ground
DC or Of yard the property Of G. u Bngn ~
tho forth act Of ccpromss between the
CITY Ban and Geo l. Bright passed before Joseph
Cohn, notary public. dssed March a 1853 =. ~,
~ TERss commandments cash In Unitef
The remainder on ered. Of one asd tx
the purchasers payable 70 their ow
order and BY Endorsed bearing cent interest and
by Special mortgage snd vendors Len upon the
property until payment with the clause OF cent
su payment any os
part the The buildings TO be Insured 10
ton Of the vendors and the poney OF Insurance. 70 DO trans
ferred Ia tkem.
pense Of purchasers including coss Of stamps required
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
Rrn Over By q Face Horse.

Officer jackson, fifth precinct, was run over by
one of the race horses ct the Fair Grounds yester
day afternoon, about 4 o'clock, and received sew
eral severe bruises about the head and shoulders
He was examined by physician, and as nc
bones were broken be was sent home IN cab.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
Milisary.

The operation of extract 3, Of special orders
No. SO. current series, from department head
quarters. relieving Brevet Major General Frank
Wheaton, q. 8. Army, from duty in this depart
ment, is suspesded until April sth, nst.-the date
Of his being relieved from command OF the Thirty
ninth infantry, by Brevet Lieutenant Colonel q.
r. Bliss, major, Thirty ninth infantry.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
Arrests.

Salvatore Rosa, Q 6icilian, twas yesterday ar
rested on . warrant, charged with an attempt to
shoot and murder.
Joseph Lyons and London Porter, both colored,
we're arrested for trying to pass counterfeit money
on Perdido street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
s,o..,nr nm st. Charres Pari.h.

We are informed that difficulty occurred In
the parish of st. Charles, about thirty miles from
here, last Saturday, in which Mr.. Louis Ransom,
formerly sheriff of the parish was shot, and IL is
said. dangerously wounded. The difficulty origi-
mated at q csru table. Mr.. 4. was shot through
the body, but hopes OF his recovery are enter
tanned.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
Miscellaneous Items.

James Cleaning has been arrested at the In.
stance of Robert b. Evans. who charges him
with committing highway robbery on the night
Of March 10th last.
W. B. Bell charges John Gray with at
tempting to kill him. Gray is now In dursnce
vile. .
Giuseppe Galborini has tried to drown him.
self. The would be defunct was prevented from
carrying out his plans. ..rsf.
The temperature yesterday, as shown by the
thermometer at Q. Duhamers, III Canal stree, was
as follows: At 6 A. M. 81 degrees; IL NJ. Sc; 8
p. NJ. Il; P. NJ. 20.
Horse and dray No. 2ls4 were found yesterday
at the corner Of st. Peter and Levee streets.
They were brought TO the Second District station
and were sent to the pound. u, -. .....
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

Don't buy miserable single thread machine.
when you car9set 6rst premium Grover q Baker
at the New yfk price, nfty-fve dollars, and war.
ranted Eve yesfs, ct ls2 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
Attempt 70 Rape.

Jerry Sullivan, white, about Is years old, was
arrested by Officer Lynch. charged with attempt.
ing TO commit q rape on colored girl about s
wears old.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

Corporal Emerson reports that about 10 A. n.
Yesterday, Professor Vegas was called upon ct his
academy on Clio street, by colored man, who
represented that he sent for the loan OF step
ladder by q neiehboring family around the corner.
The unsuspecting professor lent the same, but the
coored man forgot TO return 1t, and the professor
has failed to find the neighbor. and has come TO
the conclusion that he Ia minus step-ladder.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

The swift. e}dast packet B. L. Hodge No. 2,
Captain W. I'll eosrdman. leaves for Shreveport
every Friday 5t5,P. NJ. Passengers will be put
through to Jibefson, Tyler and Marshall in ex-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
Imnorfant Arrest.

Ferdinand Carper was arrested on Girod street
charged with burglary and stealing sixty silvel
watches, twenty-five gold watches, and $40 In
greenbacks. --
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

The Wsasher.

The weather.
The following Is the weather report for yester-
day in the places severally mentioned. The lime
at which the report is made Ia at A.. NJ:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
Common Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEs.-This Board met last
evening In special session, Mr.. Marley In the
chair:
The following communication was read and on
motion accepted:
Gendeme1s-The Catholics of this archdiocese
intend TO celebrate the ftieth anniversary OF the
ordination of His Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth
with appropriate ceremonies, on Sunday next, the
18th inst, In front of the Cathedral, at O'Clock
PA
am directed by the committee Of arrangements
to invite the members Of your honorable body to
be present on the occasion.
The committee OF reception will provide you
with seats. Very respectfully your ooedient ser
want. r. A. BoURK,
Chairman Committee of Invitation.
There being no further business before the board,
on motion ii adjourned.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

Deputy Coroner Espinoia, on Wednesday, held
two inquests, one on the body of q man named
Robert Bichonar, native OF ireland, about forty
years DID, found drowned in the bayou near the
bridge, and another on the body Of Marie Rose.
eight months old, found dead at No SIG ST. Ann
street. The verdict in the first case was Academia
drowning, and In the second meningitis.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
VALUABLE PRoPEkTY FOR sALR
rrIa -
uxRIvALED WATER POWER
SPLENDID SITES FOR MANUFACTURERS

.BY j. ID. WALTON a DEsLoNDEs
JB. WALTON. Auesicneer.
rt ONCE No. oarondsst street.
CATURDAY 10Th day OF April, $780,
y ct the 81. OHARLEs AUCTION EXCHANGES, S.
ABocr oSE THOUSAND ACRES Of eleiby located
veil timbered land the parish Of st. Tammery about
half miles from she town 81 Covineton with all tho
groyemsnss tAereou eo.ssns o. large sne .uost
may be found nns Apple Pear Plum. Pecan etc.
The plsces within four hours dsy communication with
hsrsbl, three mi e h length and rnrysed Better
sites payer mills Cotton Factories etc cannot be found
am South The LEGALITY pleasant sad healhy
and there several fne Mineral Springs the place
n9TKRns S1LE-Purchssert 20 assume payment OF two
prossory noes. each for $780, dated August 1881 psya
Die at six twelve months after date aad bear
ine per cent per interest from date and bearing
mortgage the said land and improvemelsi balance
cash.
earn street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

The Second District has been very quiet and or
DERBY within the last twenty.four hours. Recorder
Gaslinel, yesterday, disposed OF half dozen
cases of drunkenness and violation Of city ordi-
nsnces OF minor character.
VIM. White, arrested by officer Harrison on
Customhouse street, charged by John Derkin with
larceny and attempt to enter his house with intent
to steal, and Henry Jones. charged with assault
and battery with intent to kill Felix Vincent, col.
ored were arrsigned and the cases continued to
await affidavits In the premises.