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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-06
/ VILE SELL ZOE CA9H NMLNI

10 'front.' Of the court house. fn KuaxviITs .. . . .
OF February, 1853, at IL a. 81, the undiu. ..s.t
~ "a LHttrell, deceased. in = tract OF La r. I.
Distiet OF hn0x county, containing Ono -f...-.
more or less, 70 satisfy execution n ms Hr..
1lIeut court Of Knox county iu favor Of Wltrr
s ahuei fryoi Sait land joins tho lands +. DAMN. .'
strong, Moses Armstrong ana other.
jan CIT A. A. rge.-..4- r. ... ......
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J. D. Curl Administrator &c. Wesley 81 Smith 90 3D..
INHE DEFENDANTS. AGNES SMITH
"A Wesley N. Smith, samuel n. smith, %. Do. s1... ..
mantha Smith, Joseph Upton and wife Nancy iHH I..
Samuel Willard and wife Elizabeth Willard. being n.#
dents Of the ststo Of Tennessee, charged H '. H
bill IL is ordered that publication De- made ar 'ar
i've weeks in BrOwnlOw's Knoxville WLig, notify l.
endants TO appear before the Chanccry Court zoo i.
the Bird Monday Of April next then and cher. o.. H.
fence 10 said amended bill filed against thru I-.
the will be taken for confessed l th.r a. .
hearing parte. A true copy OF che or.I.r. ..
Test O. C. SMITH .. H
jan CIT pE By j. Vs. IOE. h. .t| .
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Greece Continues the Arming of the Nationa
VrOODs

CoBFU, Jan The Government Of
Greece is actively engaged in perfeeting
and completing the armament Of the nation
al troops.
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CHANCRRY COURT MAYNARDVILI ).


Lea.
n THIS CASE. CONSOLIDATED, TILE
= death % s. q. Kncaid having bacu suggested ana Pr
n open Court, and lt appearing that following Dc H
- kneaid. aeeesss are noa-rsdcutB q the state Of
uessee, % Wit O. o kincad, Mary Kfn-sit sssfl ur
cad, Martha kncald David Kincsid ION H KiaesI L.
tayetie Aneaid AID Thomas Kncad 30 that se ordinary
fie-5 - ,Aia9t ba Served upon them 10 BE- ta..
2taereg THAT publication Do made r ff successive weeks
arrc = hls notifying said non-rezisnt dssnsanti %
rfsr s9te the next sale day preceding the next @
a. et on this Court 70 be held for to couay az uisn
o tVuft mouse n Maynardgiils, Che A1uity %
ey haAtt 70 Plead answer demuF. tbs mas 81
gNire, or the and 90 of
Nearing ex parts. copy Of the order.
jan Gsft pf5 JANIS 81. nRsNSAE. O.. 81 NJ.
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MUNS0N & SEYMOUR

HAVE RECEIVED SETTLEMENT Ta.
IL Claimants, stated below who requested ,p Is
soon as possible and receive the same
John Meyers. Co. +, 9th Tenn. cavalry, additional Bounty
Fernando Clarkson, Co G, lst Tenn Cav, G1 "a.
David Marene, Co d. 2d Tom Cavalry, Do
George Carroll, Go G., LIST Missouri cav Jl
James Price, o. +, Sth Tenn cavalry HI
Sames Pickett, O. 9th Indiana cav %.
Francis Nj Turner, d, 9th Tenn Infantry, dn ..
Robert Jones' CO d, 9th Tenn cavalry, dH
Henry G. Jones, Co /, 9th Tenn cavalry Ha |.
james Stafford co x, 81 Tenn cavalry du
Eli Stner, father Of VIM Stiner, I'd Auditor r..s
Mary Black, widow of James Black, %.
Kebtcca HaddOx, widow Of james ITadjJs, o..
Fernando ClarksOn, bro. of VIM CiarksuU- 0a
Nancy Clarks0n widow Of Henry Garrison LH
Many Keeble, father of John ~ keeble, Do
Sarah Frazier, mother Of jacob Frazier, dr RI.
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Robbery Of an Express Agent at Norfolk, Va

NORFOLK, Va. Dec. 3I.-The agent Of
ule fHginia Express Company was knock
cd down and robbed Of $4,000 at about
O'Clock this morning, while on his way to
Che depot The agent was seriously injured
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tsignsdJ

sworn to and subscribed before me, th, btu day .rI
uary, lsCo.
(Signed) ,. C.. s.. MCDANIEL.
jan at Notary Pull.
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BOOK BmDtya ofevex descrip done
at the VINO Office
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SheriH.s Sale.

| WILL SELL FOR CASH ~ J.lNU
4 In front Of the court house. iu knoxville. .r ..
OF February l1Ga, at N A. 81, EEIty-HFa hH .. E...
lying in the 18th District Of Knox county .....
lands OF James Armgtr0ug, p. p. ArastraH- ....
satisfy an execution in my hands from taa Al ....
khoG county In favor Of William Fisher. 3
Daniel Fisher, deceased, W. Joseph Par..Br .. ..
perty Of JAMES Armstrong.
ian eft Y L. ea-zs-4-ry DBL, .......
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And all kinds Of and Sheet Iron Work done Co order m
short NOTICE Is8..H
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H ID. LORD
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Corner Gay and Cumberland Street
Under the Lamar Hausr,I
Knoxville, Tennessee,

II Az NOr OHENE Ed y SuDI I'l' M
- PAIRING Watches, clocks -aEery s.., va1I
pectiuly solicit share Of the public rar-altr. A "
entrusted 10 his viii receive prompt attention
re SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. rH...
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CONDITION
uF rWE
First National Bank Of Knoxville,

Monday, January 18th, 1859,
TTARITTTYEG

I, H.. 81. MlCIuu-, Cashier .
the First National Bank
Knoxville, Tenn, du IIaur
swear that the above sIHfau-.
Is true 90 the best af my E..r.
and belief
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P1SSENGEKS ARRHED.

FROM ANBUEG-u steamship Ilol,sia March AThs Rev Ihos
Trre nsd vtfr Jo.nts AID RI rn. j. llsetr Baron
Won pawg Chrs,e Icyeh Mara Po'eh jonas Lev J%,ela
Darwin J. Mrnsnrm John Eryhuf aal wife T. heu A. H. hJa
ard wife Can sud bea aud oihe IN The second eaol ih
st-rraLr.
arros.a md daughter Maria B aos Doores ifh1f'a aDd
servant Minns blrrr.l end sani fauua Frank e HARMS
Emei nfcdrz Srvatt L. An Jcnhrfu tni A'ant Juan
Eo.-lo daughter. Stamford cbdrra and at A.
Sms L. Oslri Maria EHIrI fiAy and staut. ]. Cur VALDEZ
Valrl Lrgral Anorr, J. NAr Aoni Le"a~fia NaL
rrura Auura Valdez ard "faLt j. JosttA T. Bt'Ay
cbdtn Bl and dsufer Ana C1iana, nd cliry
CurHs Calauas Caz.Hss All dn1- hrr h'iA In e
aud Jaenta
qurrerIu ana children. llama Perez Moore ,nd ehlsa;
d.n J. MATHEW and Chi Gen ChsiF and dy Man
Chsr-r ADJ Ca, NaH' lady H1i s-Tsnt Jose sri fahn
lady children aud srfraai T. i"bce dr Leon Ad ,ha su
More wife scrr1ut T. Castillo AID servant AStau" Bar
Larsa nd children " VI. F1 eri sol ssnans Mabel LepsL
Eu que Peera Antonio Garcia Pbp bai-t Jo,o Fernando j.
O.dsn ~ Ross llustO Nu jose adtf fanI jose cian'
child Gro N. jones. Jas J. hanr, hearfo e,s Manuel f
TsureL AuKastu Dc Ia g. OoEtI 81 Matthew T. DAal
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drawn on IN. ST. Nicholas Buuk hv 8. VI. Thnnn', am
made payanr 10 the urrr 81 ). u. EIlnlt w." rhifh
wa duly stamped aud Endorsed. Surprising u ernunr;;
Mr. OConInr gave the balance $50 3il, ahd nnrrwdI
paid the check away. Subsequently Mr. OCoinor leaI"
That the check WORTHLESS, such lefSnH w o. vi
ThuulHs having account In the bank. 1hr htctr'"
said the check given Inn by man III payment ~ ~
drf lie nj time captain ~ the navy wv"
very respectfully connected iu cOnIni lled " 'i'
TOmbs.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Judge bedford, JaIHcs T.. Gaifry pleaded gu
burglary. ami received sentence ~ four years ~
labor in the State Prison Edward lewis, AccuNcu
burglary pleaded by his counsel guilty to IN aitenpt ~
burglary HIS counsel stated HAT the prisoner WIZ W"
douhtry insane aud ut his request sentcnce was pu
poncd until Tomorrow Ia allow tile counsel an opPn
nifty ~ produce evidence Ia prove insanity JOHN ~
and Michael Connolly, arrgnpd for grand larceny P
not guilty aud received trial They were clHrgeu
the theft Of showcase aud mere andsr. vhiieu u! so
from The 81 VIM II. Glover, No Do ChhDplsSl, W.
the 22I of February. the evidence cstalshrh Tue
ments and implicated Casey rs the prihcipal III lnu
robbery. Casey admitted, ~ answer 10 qntston III H.
was sentenced 10 the State Prison for three years III lo
ease nf Connolly Judgment suspended. .Grrtruuo
PfTnc and George Rhlnehart received lrl Oh ~ 49,
sauu NJ homicide. Tic ASSISTANT DlhIlct htiu,"S
off red 10 accept plea Of mans!aughtcrand the psorS
refusing make the plea the trial was prOccedu VIII
According Ia the testimony Introduced. me
prisoners ana Jacob Pfelnc, husband OF Ger
trudc Pfcrfr becnme involved In drunken quarrtl
on the evening OF June Is, ~ s. After ihehtrcato MI
Pfrr became unconscious from the effect of injuries
ceyed his skull and was taken 10 Bellevue nO'p'a
where he nitcrward died Evidence was introduced 70
show that the prisoners had become very lntimate anu
were obnoxious 10 the deecnSd. Several witnesses
wished orplntc conversations held with me ueccafu
nt such testimony declared not to he legally ud
sibe The Incomplete crcumstantial evidences secured
the ac0Hl Of the prisoners who were dlschargtu WIN
u warning from the Judge that hs they haa escahu o'ato
Prison by mere legal tccmlcalliy th'y iau pc,er w
have in the future. The Court adjourned until IL o. ILL.,
tUtlly
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A RICHMOND SUIT OF 1901.

Tn the Supreme Court Circuit, before Justice
Barnard tried the slt OF Gardner agt. Crcnslaw.
This for damages for occupation Of
premises and conversion Of personal property arising
under these circumstances: Tho defendants the
Owncrs OF the RIchmUnd Flour Mills and the plaintiff
the owner OF the ldchnuud Barrel Factory. In 1901
the outbreak Uf the Rebellion. the plaintiff loyal
NOrhcrnrr ard had his property IN the hands OF
agent, who, In September Of that year. reported the
agent " the Confederate Government the status Of tho
owner and the value NJ the property This agent took
possession OT tho premises and continued the agent Of
tho owner Ia possession his agent, directing
him t0 deliver the barrels manufactured 10 the
defendants. who had contract with the Rebel Gov
eminent Ia supply tie army with -four. In accordance
herewith, the factory continued until 1863.
Tic defendant un Lis way home from Europe, aud
when he landed IN Ncw-IOik served with order
OF arrest and Summons and complaint IN the action. Tho
plaintiff motion Of tho defendants counsel coni-
peeled 10 elect which Of The two Of action should
he tired, the Court holding that there was Improper
jOudpr OF The plaintiff elected for the
version, and went to trial by his witnesses II APP
pcarGd that The agent of the owner at all times IN
pUsSessun, and pid the wUrkmcn, that The defendants
pad for the barrels manufactured ana delivered To them
from week To wrck except for small balance which
turned over To the Confederate Government. After tie
war had closed, the plaintiff wrote 10 Tho defendants.
asking settlement ami payment When the plaintiff
Rested defendant moved for HOnsut on tho ground that
nG evidence given that the defendants took pos
session of tie property. and II they had II under
color OF authority Of the actual power dc JdctO aud until
lho demand was made, such possession was lawful. Tie
Court dismissed the complaint. L. X. Miller Tor plain
TN; VIM III. ArnOuX or defendants.
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COURT CAIENDARs-Turs DAT.

SUPREME CnrRT CIGCUT-PART Mos. 443o,
on ia mi 2,e 265 2sgJ ?C8 297 So 37J $40 5b
All 33 ans 5l!g 1881 3,sJ. Ssh 1888 81, ~ g. 96.5 5ls
2S 3;E AL, 9sl PARr IL-Eos 1850, 1888 2l!. INl
2'n 1913 JiG 32lI, 3?hl. 3il8. $40 go g2 y22 yt
JI,I $50 aS5 1893 1913 ~ 3il, JIm J'5!, ~. y
go yg. 50. J8,a u. JjI 70 3gl. tF4 l73. N4 Nd!
Ii2f 4li Ito Ala 4go, $50 Il6 az. tl2 IJb tJ ~,
4H tl I3l li $40 lils. 1fS 45ib $9 Nlh ~ /
PAgr Nos 1872 ~ a. 2a6 2GG. 2ll 200 3JiO ot J1''
Jlis .lR 1!TI S5t 1916. 3d. 3i54. "a. 3GiO s6A
SUPREME CONVERSATIONAL TklM.-Nos. z, 8, o,
TO- H. H. 49, H. l5 &c. ", H. 49, - q, a. % a. %, d
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS-NO lO3. ITO, III,
rs l2l ~ IS9 10 TO- l6l. III. 10 call III
SUrElIoI COuKT- TRIAL 1ERN.-Part Mos.
5O SIS. ca a. 20, ig al ~ 10 ~ ~ 81 -
P,Kr ISos 9Gi 49, SJI a. so. SO BIZ, aJI s4 80 so IS0
7Js Ca G23
Cor,ir OF CoMv0N PIEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART |
H.. t SIG 5l7. 80. 81 So ~ ~
pa Psr1 I-No. I,6 3Ol 81 no 2l go 5J 5'i 49, ~ st
81 81, 81 SIS $500 -. ....
MAXINE CoUHT-TRrM TERM.-Nos. 1916, ZIG, 1lSl.
10 80 I lI 1901 70 1851 1854 1875 1870 49, lg5i i9l
ig ly5! igoJ 1854 49, 90 g 1863 1870 1884, lg7l 1879 ly
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ever 100 member, They intend celebrating the coming anniversary
by banquet
NORTHFIELD, S. 1.-THE Board OF ltnaiih mas
amer lg atan mill dam IN TINS N'vr a. nus
slnc ar ierd removal The execution OF Vie oider
intristed o the NouhSed Drainage Committee
CLIFTON. s. I.-SeveIal bnTglaries have lately
besp coonte sau aud clue to tie TohrH oon he %"
tame, until few DAYS MI hbab j. Weed eu'ed TIE as
of two On searching tlcr prhl IS g }1
property have been stolen found lhey we're h
committed for eIamiuation
UOBOKEN-The HobOien ferry-boat. james ltnn-
night with foTrs 10 ei th"BL voc
tnhrrs Of the None II the Passengers were injured
Jersey CITY-The Children's Home Fair. has
melted Justice McApoav yesiera issued warrant Tor the
WITH eIthloh
~ the Gilee whose arrest Tor
p re,ences yesterday The warrant has not y been
HUDSON CITY.-The Hudson City Council has
the Tie excitement
lie II While Common Pleas Judge high 10
that said Judge Bde intends to sgn Tue no1
nation shall be- confirmed
BERGEN.-ln the Hudson County Court of Quar-
ter Sessions vesera the 1owu 81 rrgen sued James H. ID Tor
maintaining nuisance 10 tue form roud factory the banks
arspn.ac Owing The absence Of Witnesses the Was
adjourned until to-day.
BAYONNE-Ihe Rev. Mr.. King of Bayonne has
pres med with purse OF ; 10 by his Practitioners
NEWARK.-It is said that the surcties of Col;
oector " the Fnh District Hudson Comfy ana
in the United States Count 81 Trenton hHre
Mr. Thorue
week Ewari Lynch sllooSecpr ~ N""as
ed YESTERDAY. charged with atreio1S Assault on w h.
The Horse Railroad expected to be Finished 10
lew days, WORK having been resumed at West Newark
SUMMIT-Joseph " Barley, ticlct-agent at the
Of Morris and is road has been arrested snd hrd
charge having eeze stGJ 81 belonging to the pe!A
La va
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP ERw.YORE.

PORT oR ERw.YoRE. ...-..............Mareh
CLEARED.
rs s S,,rTss M,ro Crsss C6.,,.aa Sar,ia. A-I
Gu p' p.,ri N,rs,, nss-,r Iost,s
Hs,-Cor, B.ar. Mrn.urae' A.oHet. Carr. AtaHIi hsfA
Tns.%Ja q, aa 1nrsnaaaa A1s,pi seo,sd Rose Msr,s.
~. ~ 1Laer Brter ittuaA Hattie asos, Bosu ooHi
Se,r,-Lsr.aia Bel, D,s Arseta p As oat'' R4soat.
dsp1a W H. DO~tH hOugh PO'aelosi S.s Bea'0a Palmer,
Steamship City o N,nehst Jones' Liverpool Fth - QassasoSn
Sjesp jl, Mlraoay Liverpool Feb &C. Qussn,tOHE Feb II,
SS.@.6p losaa ELer. Hamburg Feb TO- and HAVE Peb a.
St.snshp R,gi- Greene Havana Psh o. Hdse sui r,,.
sIrsm.np pe Gsdaor Galveston Feb 30 ADJ ky "e' Pee IS
Slcsshp Gen sedgret Glsndss Key Wet Hds.
.Bd pas,
Sielm,hip Waller City. NcClrly, Al-Iaalra. rsdss.
s!,,%' 's,D M5@.4 tn f.a g %. " -.
S BE-. G, o1. hi Pee. Ga 49, .a .
Bar. Live Oa rbaBy Manss' Nov 70 va Gibraltar Dee d.
brig Angler H. Curt, Merriam, Mssl SOr 20 vi. Gibraltar Dee
R Rag s afg G G.,s Msa9,' S l.' . o.
BBt M .' Ms Isr Mer rsSSo = l l us
Iris OSPREY, taylor Palermo. co asr.. fruit.
cdr Coral ' subJs. Possr'ie. 81 DOHH.o u days f'te
seGr (r,ebH I.rr,', Toolrr Key We, via Galveston
se1r Sa@@er'.s Msis, GIe,, . Nc ,! d.,' ha'I
kaYbo Misinhr f,hhl W A hht hfr2t liafbur
haTah stong Great Egg lafbor MAZDA Jaur, So-b Amhiy.
Connecticut EiisbrhpafL Gen. Sherman, ELIIbelLyOh
heusDtO, hi I.brhpoL
SAILED.
Steamships Main. for Bremen 1sr fof Liverpool. Columbia
Havana; Eau ket ff Bermuda; Herman LugoH for
Magnolia, for ChaT.ts.Oh.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoIssss HoLE, March a-Arirsd seh Maria Hall Roeipor
for Wilmington, n G. ichad BuusnIe, RoeL1nd m sarapnsb
Dosr1, March JATvt bnss Lewis CLARK from Mt.'us ~ L.
um Bousit; Nrhs W. Ntnahau Cehfssus; Ausa and
nsra from Ns~iOfE Bso~-Baks Hornet iom lsssi Arctic
fom Gruos.
FoHrEEs. MotOE Va March Passed hs John Given for
Richmond In Roads, brig lauAee BLADE. foI Sc = York
PM pgtriA March L-Anved ship Orion from san Praneo
MmHNsToS N g.. March AaaieJ, steamship W. r. Clyde for
Eeu.l0rk.
sAvAsSIH March A-C.artd Steamships North Point Baltimore
Gen Barnes. NrN.lork
March ARRIVED ,ebrs Minerva, EA,port: D. c.
uss Nssluk Sailed, sraEbp j. W. EYennau Phladel pLA
scbr q. h. Mcclellan. baltimore.
san FRAScrCo M,rvh aAriTed shpi T,eunseh EewYorL,
Gus.ays, from bordeaux
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrEgNsrowS March 1.-The steamship Cy Of NeWTark Thbe,
Of the Lane whch sailed fum NrSlork Fr arrived 81 this
port to-day The steamship EngSai Of tho National Line
TO-DAY from ksw.l ora.
SOUTHAMPTON March THE Hamburg merriam steamship Com.
EaIatia Kie from Nrwtrans
turrJ port lOI this evening her Hamburg
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YogK, Thursday, March 4, 1869.
PERHAPS rs good comment as could DO
made on The anc sales to-day Is the statement Of tho
fact that the nuctouecgs still continue cheerful Whether
cr had reason to be 80 or not tho reader may decide
for himself. after consulting The tables below.
The following described property Ne advertised to DO
sold 1T auction tomorrow by Messrs. Muller, wilkins
Co. Tho Thrce.story brick house No. 10 Rulgerspace
the fycstory brick house No 3O5 East Tens the brick
stnhe and lot No 1873 West Twenty scyenthst ana the
tvo.story and basement frame house and lot No. iO4
yanderbit-ave., Brooklyn
Thomas Clarendon Of Orange Valley NJ d. mas Soiu hS
place with about acres Of land for $500
Attention is called to the advertisement In another COZ
umn " the Green Lawn property, for many years tho
residence Of the late Philip Dater, esq, situated on the
Southern Boulevard about miles from Harlem BRUCE
This property Is now advertised for sale.
kessrs f. H. Ludlow Co. sold ut private sale' To-Day
for the foursory brick store and lot OF grouh
No. y South wlliamst, and No 81 Sones near Bro'u'
running through street to street The store covers
the entire lot which is IS feet on Soonest III on Sou'h
Wnamst % feet Oh tho eastery side, aud 06 on the
westerly side.
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ARRIVAL OF THE YACHT HENRIETTA.

The HClnetta aTIlVeu nJ MS pUTU yVsIVTUHy
from Key West via Charleston, which place she left on
the 2Oh Of last Tho first day out she encountered
n fearful tornado from the norlhwarl, which carried
away fore aud mau boom, with all their ntlacncnts
pieces rs thOuEH they hnd h"cn
made ~ tissue paper, aud blown Orerbotid INT were
recovered Nv the after three hours hard work
while fine tornado ragged most iuIuuSy the very
high. The Yacht however. rode through The storm M
her usually gallant manner showing cnncIi'iVry tb"t
the splendid scHgOng qualities che displayed DUNG the
ocean Yacht had not vet Abandoned Ler. Airf
the sails had been recovered storm rysal ana Two
rfcd furesl rugged. and with these sails nlou" 10
aid her her course, tie vessel passed tuIOuSh tue
ordeal triumphHnty. with other damage IMAM the
in larry To the sails above mentioned.
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ApRi,S H. MULLER AHrionesr
DARTITION SALE by order of the Heirs, of

valuable PROPERTY tity II Elizabeth j. Enowu 40 The
sfieurr Gen WiuaeI scott ADRIAN H. Mui
LER r. H. WILKINS Co.. will sell At Auction THURSDAY
March A. EIrhAuge Salesfoom. No III Bro
sa Trinity Building ny rier ~ the him 81 We late iet".h WIZ
Sid valuable plot Of Land the substantial hns"
thereon Madison ard Jrnr"uatrs IN the
City u Elizabeth NeNtfsy known the eure 9th lste ut
Jrirsnuarr paced With
Belgian pavement ard severed Mstp4aye. l. also severed Tire
st, butt 81 bntk AID stone las tao WIGS
Htabed amrl Rstnres hshi ga aud water IN tie house lhs
properly font Irsrt ~ so e AID extends back M
$40 feet and Je1raye 80 feet IN 0c tel Tie
post desirable Of tie bram Ciy of Elizabeth. II
ntn Eruios; Will b. sVld In map Maps e, u
AueIoueyrs. NO. P!ne1L tJJD
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REPORTED PURCHASE OF THE NEWPORT STEAM
Frs BY TIE ERIE RAILWAY

1t is reported that the Directors of the Erie
Railway uro negotiating for the purchase Of tie Boston
and Newport line Of steamers, TO he in connection
with their railway Mr. James Fisk. Jr is said To have
been IN Boston Monday last IN Attendance at meet
ing Of conference with the UwnCS of the 81 amer me 10
arrange the details OF the sale The proposed purchase
will enable the Erie Railway To carry pasScnStfs and
freight almost direct from Boston tO Cincinnati Tue
steamers which will come into possession OF the Eric
Company in the event Of the purchase BENG m3uc, arc
the Newport and Old Colony. bn'h elegant NtSseIs'
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CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, De-
tcciiVc officer 1cy Took before Justice Duwiig une
samuel b. Elliot. arrested charge fraud The COM
plnhnl, Mr. David OCnnuur Of No 2Cs Washington Mar.
kei srtN form HAT ON Dee 10 the accused, WHO Is con.
Tractor residing at Washington D. c. came 10 the stand
"l complainant and purchased articles, amounting la thg
aggregate To $40 10 On jan the accused gave to SIR
" IVhhnr, ~ payment for the abOvc-mcnt toned,
VuVeK Tor $40 u, purpOlIIng ~ DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05
HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHER.

TiIE WEAIHEh
SEs.ioEE Hour TheT Bar WIND , A., s 9s5 1ss N w.
Nsr IL 80 alOl 4. w. hArf-o - ~, 80, = 4 w
~ "a 80 1891 - W. " SS hMs y = ~
80 g9DSW u IS S-"S ~, ~ - ,'a
v,x.,xs-Noniug-very hazy 20 'rd At S;Jo. Ss'iSs' &
A. and FROM {, nooRi Sboslhg ."m ,nawiug
"a. I5l. ,itJ~r rain drnle at hues nnn ~ ~,
70. AHnI, ret.l snow lilo Of inch hyenlng-ErI
- 10 b. overcast and cudv 3; cea ~ " Inc "a
III. nrrcir ranged hgh rs J5' az p nj bhu y,
see co." q, 20 An len Iours IRON u the wiu9 g.
s',,, eair MAXIM taoe hour. sby ietml eoHt
during ,bc eutre Wu.er il NN be san eo"ef "'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

CAPTAIN, pur.s this requested 10
r,ekge. addressed the New ok Associated Press ONLY TO
p4r,ar- etnue authority Of J. W. Snonoa 6eneri
, Nrv, journal Of Commro Times lEiBrNE'
JIorI SIM Erpss EresuB F0d, Commercial ddreflr aSh
ZnJ Journal and Nsc i0TSr DBoTa 'Aoud asS
be delivered oslT to the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05
OWL.

In the Supreme Court Chambers. before Mr..
Justice Barnard. the case ~ james Fisk, IT, agt Duant
ana oilers came up In This suit, which has in It's pres
remove tie cause 10 the United States C0nrt THIS mo.
lion ha" been denied partly on technical grounds hut
mainly ON the ground that The one properly belong
lug ~ the State. ana not 10 the United States Courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05
TIE COURTS.

COURT HoTICE-sUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.
All causes which shall he marked of for the
term at two Circuits in succession shall not again no
placed on the calendar for trial except by SPECIAL ordtr
of the COnr to be obtained IN the same uiduhcr rs III
cHlIs,'s that are reserved generally
By order OF the Court, CiiAs. Il, LOEW, ClerK'