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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-11
AUCTION.
Auction Sale.

ON THE 9OrH DAY OF OCTOBER. $50, AT
" the auction house OF NJ. g. Cayce. Nos. ~
auction. 10 the highest bidder. fer cash, two
spring wagons left IN store With US By A. r.
Morgan, deed. We win sell 70 pay the etor-
age and other charges due ". -
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The train leaving Memphis at / .25 p. IN. runs
daily. The am. train does not run on Sun
day. Both trains run through to Louisville
without change. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the LIS pm. train from Memphis
10 Louisville. connecting at Louisville with
through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buff
falo and New York. without change. Only
one change from Louisville TO Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
staterooms, in through cars, can be engaged
al the Ticket Office, 237i4 Main street.
j. z. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAS. SPEED. Ticket Agent. 9-62-f
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II WHITMORE, JOB PRINTER AND
Z. Publisher. u .Madiso street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Medical College Of Memphis.
Session IS1O-SI.
FACU LTY:
EDUCATIONAL.

BENZ. w. AVENT, NJ. D.. Professor Of the
frinciples and Practice Of Surgery
RICHARD b. MAuRY, NJ. D., Professor Of
the Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDERS, N. d.. Professor Of
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, nj. D.. Profes.or
Of obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
ALFRED II. VOORHEES,, N. D.. Professor NJ
Aural and 0phthalmic Surgery
J. JOSEPH WILLIAMS. NJ d.. Profe,sor az
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
ROBERT W. MITCHELL. N. D.. Professor ~
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
FELIX MCFARLAND. NJ. D.. Professor ~
Chemistry and Toxieology. -
GUSTAVuS B. THORNTON, ND, Demon
strator Of Anatomy.
ROBERT THUMMEL. N. D., PrOsec,or 20
the Professor Of Anatomy.
Full Professors fee......-..................sE9
Demonstration sfee---.-.......-..............l 10
Mairiculation fee ..-...--........-...-...-. .. S
Nfaduatlon.---..------.. -........ 30
ns- The regular course Of lectures for the
winter viii commence on Monday, October
18th, and end on the Let Of March. For PAR
uCulars az q board. etc. apply to
ALEXANDER ERSKfNE, ND.
dls-aANyl-A Dean Of the Faculty.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Sheriff7s Sale of Real Estate.

r WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
i for cash, in front Of the Sheriii's office, on
Second street, in the city of Memphis, ON
Saturday, the goth of October, 1870,
the following described lot of land, lying and
being in the county Of Shelby, State of Ten
nessee, and in the city Of Memphis. and being
the north half of lot No. Is. bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at the northwest corner of
a lot sold by VIM. e. Butler to s. B. johnson,
ON Elliott street; running thence south. with
the line Of the lot as sold to said Johnson, to
the line of the south half of the said lot No.
Is, which was sold by W. d. Ferguson to the
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of the United States of America, by a
deed of record in the Register Office of Shelby
county, in book No. So, part |, page !, being
40 feet, more or less; thence. east, with the
south line of the said lot so sold to Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church of
the United States of America, to the east line
of said lot No. Is; thence north. with the
east line of said lot No. Is, 100 feet, more or
less, to Elliott street to the beginning; levied
on by virtue of an execution from the First
Circuit Court Of Shelby county, in favor of q
P. Foute, surviving. partner, etc., VS.. Il. V.
Dixon, executor of W. d. Ferguson, deceased,
for the sum of SIPS and costs. Sale in legal
hours. MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By W. W. COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
September 27, 1870. 23-2g-35 :.
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LEGAL.


I'm the FIRST Chaneery Court of
shelby County, Tennessee.
]. W. Baird, executor Of
Mary Baird. deceased.
vs..
NJ. Z. Shelton ct al. Il
IT APPEARING FFIDAVIT IN
/ this cause that the endants, NJ: L.
Shelton and Asa Shelton. are citizens
OF Tuscumbia, Alabama, and non.resi-
dents of the State Of Tennessee; II is
therefore ordered that they make their appear.
ance herein. at the courthouse IN the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee. on OF before tho
first Monday in November. 1870. and plead.
answer or demur 10 eomplainant.s bill. or the
same will be taken for confessed A. 70 them
and set for hearing exparte; and that copy OF
this order be published once a Week, Tor Tour
successive weeks. in the Memphis Public
Ledger. y. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
ByR. J. BLACK, Deputy G. and ~.
A Copy Attest: J. 7. Castles. Solicitor for
Complainant. 1-5s-+D-ol~
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TRUST SALES.
Trustee's sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by John II. West. on the
ID day Of April, 1868. to secure the payment of
certain Indebtedness which il fully described
in said decd / will. ms Trustee. sell for cash b,
to the highest bidder, in front of the office Of
Young, Mallory 4 Cannon, No. 10 Madison
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MEMPHIS pOSTOFFICE.

OyyrcE HouRs--FRoN AN. TO 6P.N.; SUNDAY
FROM TO JOAN.
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Closes Arrives.
A.M.IP.M. AN. Pm.
Memphis & Ohio r. r.
l2h 12izl Twice Daily. ~ lz>9
memphis * Charleston
o.50l r. R.-Daily. ga
Mississippi 4 Tennes-
llL see X. R.-Dsily. rs
Memphis & Little Rock
70 p. R.-Daily.
Miss river TO Helena 4
3 Friar's P't-daily. 10
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Mon, Thurs. Sat.
Miss. river t. St.Louisl
81 Mon. and Thurs.
White River-Semi-
8 Weeldy-Tues. Sat.
Ark 'sriver, tri-weekly
8 Mon.. Wed. * Friday.
Marion ttri-weeklyl-l
10 Mon, We'd. Fri. 10
Cuba, Tennessee
12iSl weekly-Friday. 21s
Byhalia&0live Branch :.
8 Tues. and Fri.
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All the type used in our Weekly is
ENTIRELY SKw, and the paper on which 1t
is printed is the finest, making Il the most
readable Journal published in the South.
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Depot at foot of Main street.
Ticket Office, 2s71s Main street. one door
north Of jefferson.
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Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than city
time.
Depot at head Of Main street.
Ticket Office, 2S71d Main street. one door
north Of Jefferson.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R.R.
Takes effect Sunday. June II, 1901
Arrives. Leaves.
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psred Returning with It, guided TO the room by dm
ght the door being sar she saw that his eyes wo,o
cIosed hut was uncertain whether this symptom indl
Gated pain or sumber. Gently raising the Dedcio'ns
sho laid the hot pOuce upon his sOmach-ls, put not
her husbnnds-for she had mistaken the ROOM Inc hnn
Jumped from his bed with howl OF pain, ANU o,sy
unable TO apprehendthe intention or the
stairs In his nightclothes, declaring that sone woman
had poured shovel OF hot Goals upon NM Inc ehPa
nation TO the husband ia supposed to have cua HIS
At all events, the couple employed the rest OF tne St
in packing their trunks, and departed before
The gentleman who peulticed retains deiicatey
woven handkerchief stained with mustard, bearing
Iadys name upon IT, his mementO Of woman a. q nurse
There is q prospect of the formation OF
new Territory to DO called Oklahoma. In the Choctaw
language OKLA homa signifies "the home OF the hed
Man" A bill to consolidate the Choctaw, Chckasaw
Creek Seminole and Cherokee Indian tribes under Ter
rtorial Government in conformity with the treaties Win
them has been favOrsbly reported upon by the senae
COMMITTEES on Territories Documentary evidence snow
that this measure contemplated 50 years ago, anu
had Il then been carried into effect these Indians wond
have by this time made great advances In popua,lon
and civilization IL s they have deterioraeG DO,h -,
enghten ment and decreased In NUMBERS. Iney mr.
the prey of an infamous system, Dy Wnlcn a'.oi !,
neys and claim agents grow rich upon their pOVersy an,
the mpostons continually practced. The TerrtSry Oh
OKLAHOMA will embrace about 60 900 square miles, naylnY
a population Of 5000, Of whom only 0o0 are uncl.n
led tho rest having regularly organized government
written language, constitutions ana codes vi law; a
being for the greater part educated and nellgen.!,
peOpIe The land IL we'll wooded and watered the SOL
| singularly fertile the climate admirable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-21

schiitson tho German citizens Of Utica, ana ex r
Heymomr who represents the State fund OF W. npPhv
prated By the Legislature Il 10 years age os nn
purpose. Such monument usually COSTS sDJu ~ can
Int IA hoped that in this IL may be erectea Ior
seraby less thanks especially to the generosity o,
designer, Henry Reck who will also ag. as ~ si
AbOt t2 500 Ia already paid in. and enough NOR - sui
scrbed to cover the probable cost In case t"1c o ~
be deficit, steinway Sons Will give tns u'o VI
their hall for concert TO raise the sum H NJ
The corner will Inc laid on "Wednesday, no nar
10 a. m The citizens OF Utica are expected ~ tht ,tv
in the ceremonies and the German singers vi Una. oy
with the members from the Arion !lederkran.' s nd
other societies of NewYork, will sing .ne & ssbnrz
Gen. Sicel. extov Seymour, Gov Holman, yud ,ls
friedman Oswald Ottendorer and SIN Lnd~g ga ihe
neon,e Of Steuben and Remsen townships have onerea
furnish carriages convey the guests from ,ne
Sttendorer have been appointed to act a. Executive
Committee and sxt Carl Kapa will be %rssss % vii be
comnicied and unveiled some time next November
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be fred when tho buffalo country 10 ro"cneo
until the leader has given the word whoh e.s uo
wild array OF hunters on tho bewiidered nefo. ino
captains and their deputies also supcrntend tne
arran cement OF the carts In circle wthh "n'oh 'o
horses and cattle pcketed; ana III oaso p,op"| "
missed they can prohibit any member OF 'he hu' iro
stirring till It is found. Every breach OF camp laws
o,oned for nv fines. man who passes the campguide
~ tho day while on duty, subjects himself to line OF
five sbirings: and he who ventures 10 run punaio
heore the leader given the signal Tor the hht W
begin has to pay q penalty Of 20 shillings
sucb are some Of the most noticeable characteristics OF
this sincularly interesting race which has been called
into bene by the contact OF the Europeans with the ma
five tribes of the prairie and the forest With 80 much
OF the civilization which pure Indian tribe has de-
rived from intercourse with white men, and such adira
bic organization and prompt recognition OF the obga
tons OF law and order there seems says Prof Wilson,
good reason for believing in their capacity for all the
higher duties Of a settled, industrious community. They
already know the use and value Of money and arc not
unused the abOrs Of agriculture though hitherto TINS
has offered profits TO tempt them to the raising
OF grain, to stock farming on any considerable scae
AGO uDpreudced observers could not but discover
in these half elements Of resistance to the desruc
tive influences attendant the transition from the
hunter state to the settled life of the farmer and trader
and these elements of resistance unquestionably
manifesting themselves and in more ways than one
The half breeds have always been practically independ-
ent are not likely to be awed into submission by any
such force as has been arrayed against Them
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. q

PORT OF NETWORK. ~
CLEARED.
London, Tbbnts Lverpoo Heveh Inonson
Lvepool Regulator Pennington wim.gton C. g. Gerrs.
pon Shropshire Wilmington, n G. Massey Smh
Blakemsn Richmond Sarah Jones' Philadelphia Frank Pierce
Laug6in Prancsco; Ivanhoe, Robertson Miramichi
Bsrksvetoia Lohneyer Bremeni Fanne Gspp CsrnenSi
Collins Gibraltar for one Jasper foae santa 0r VIA
o. BRegoo Bamo Gibraltar for orders; Halch Bhss
PeiiI Psran Boa Maggie Gross Gross Kingdom Jami Maria
F1ssson ssBa1 % h Sn @a1p' S
more; Bergen, Thompson, Batimorei o. g. Acken hooeie
sloops-Achym Muller Newavni j. sneiEer' Young New
Haven
ARRIVED.
s,eam,b, North America Socum Jnero April 2s Bahia 49,
Perna%bueo Nav l. Para Thomas u mcs and
steamship Britannia, Campbell Glasgow May D. and noe Mayo
steamship City Jackson Port au Prince May TO-
Steamship Niagara Brakeman, Richmond City Point and Norfolk
Steamship c. Knight johnson Georgetown c. dse and pass
steamship Panits PreeIssn Philadelphia mdse.
Ship 4d as M s Msass1s ss' t
Bark Betty Eosnanl Rio Grsnde do Sui 81 days, hides
Bark Choice. Harrison Colombo Feb. 10, coffee
Bark Scotia Queen Grant, Monteyideo 80 days, hdes
Bark Luciano Licata a days sulphur &C.
rs P Ss;s,d h s,S,gS s d, sa n
scHoosERs-RyKR AND coATwIsE
s H. csiy EisaSehport. WIN: $ 6BHsn E,ase,spSr
Helen, EItabethport George * hhSar rlA~oe'"po'"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo~ro, NAV steamship Raesnake from Philadelphia
Ella s k Ba msS n% Bs
sagua, W. B. Bedford ho~ POrauPrince Adea Kelley
FOREIGN PORTS.
LosDoyDxRRY May &The steamship Ottawa from Quebec for
PokT- AuPsSes May I2-In port barks R. Murray, from New
York. Mary Be1ty from Bernua brig i'Adoa' hr L. L. hHsh'
Harvey f'0" Wilmington NJ g. sp6 1s
Bark Laura from Bremen TOR Baltimore April 10 h 50 Ion so
shr Fred Smith, from New York for St. Pierre MART May H. lat
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OUdR4NIYNL.
VISIT OF THE Observation-Disclosures OF
THE BUILDINGS.

VISIT OF THE Observation-Disclosures OF
THE BUILDINGS.
Quarantine is pleasantly located on the east
ern side Of Staten Island The grounds slope gently TO
the sea. In Summer, when the trees are IN full foliage
and the pleasant breezes are waited from the waters
il seems there could be inviting spot in the vi
cinty of this city, Leaving the ferry at the first andng
the visitor after walk up the street few hundred feet
enters large iron gate and upon the grounds of Quar-
antine. Passing along another few hundred feet, the
Chief fence is This In rckey condition, and
the weather has almost denuded it Of paint In some
places there pciOus look OF soundne5s OF material
The house is not in Very bad condition. but needs greatly
the necessary repairs making as do also the barn
and other buildings Al the dock, one Is struck with sur
prise that IL could have been neglected The walls
are actually crumbng, tuInbling away. OCCASIONAL
the top remain but the greater part OF the wall
has an unfinished. diapdated appearance The accom-
mediation and boatmen is
sioners to work for the renov alton OF Quarantine
Something il, however, being done. DR.. Carnahan Is
having his house, &C. fitted and and reiurnlshed HIS
barn Is also being repaired and the grounds TO be
altered and beautied The house occupied by Dr. Mosher
built and DR.. Reid's house will soon be repaired.
There are in Quarantine two steamers, the Erin
pox. They each have The yellow flag Is
hoisted on the Quarantine dock.
The Committee recently appointed by the Commits
soners visit the Illinois, lying at Red Hook made
survey Of the vessel on Ihursday and after careful
as boarding vessel in the lower bay, as soon the
necessary repairs can be made, which "lI be lmme
diately. The Falcon, in all probability, Will be pro-
nounced unfit for service.
DR. LOines OF York visited Quarantine on Thursday
and the and crews of the Erin and
Lafayette. In both the number amounted 10 LOO Dr
Ioines the testimony OF an eminent physician o
city, who Is on board the Lafayette hat expr
ments with vaccine from cows ana calves nave proeu
failure Paris that the virus from an arm which hai
inoculated with produces no real evidence
of having vaccinated II is no protection what
ever In Paris these animals are bound TO tables and
the virus is transferred from the calf or COW to the arm
as the patient stands by There also several pasen
gers board the Lafayette returning from trip u
Paris, having gone there expressly 70 be yaecinatec
direct from the by French physicians. This Is re
| rardnd nshlnuahle - at the pre- sent time.
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were arrested on charge Of grand larceny were dis
charged at request OF complainant, VINO na1 Deen
convinced by the prisoners that they took the equpage
for ride only and not with the intent TO steal IN tne
case OF j. Kennedy who April 15 broke INTO the
store OF william d. Myers No. 1O2 William-st ana stole
three books Of the value Of 80 each Judgment WA ss-
pended The Court Ia adjourned until IL a. III. on
Wednesday next.
Justice Ledwith presided at the Essex Market
Police Court. Henry Dugan convicted on MS own
admission Of stabbing Thomas McDernott residing at
No 1855 Broadway, with dirk knife In the back Com
mitted In default OF $1,000 bail 10 answer at General
Sessions Frederic Gruner, residing at NO: 1U East
Third ST., made complaint against Henry Simon mat
on Thursday he attempted 10 steal property OF the value
OF $40 from his premises Simon although caught ~ the
very act BY Gruner denied his guilt and was committed
In default OF $1,000 bail Elizabeth Smith, domestic,
convicted Of stealing gold watch and chain OF the
value Of $685. the property OF Sas Sperry residing NJ
No. 345 East Twenty thrdst. The property was found
In EIzabeths possessiOD and she committed In de
fault $500 bail George Sauer standing on the corner
Of stantonst. Thursday evening, detected James
Clark unlocking the chain Of his watch Clark perceiy
ing that he was discovered fed up Stantonst pursued
by Sauer. Clark caught by Officer John Smith OF
the Tenth Precinct Police and, acknowledging his guilt
was committed in default Of 81, 900 bail to answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-21
SUPERIOR UOURT-TRIAL TERN.

Before Judge Jones and Jury:-White agt.
Serens-The plaintiff in this action is the widow OF the
late Judge j. W. White of the Superior Court. In 1854
Judge White counsel for the defendant in action
for $4,000 against the United States in the Court Of
Claims for the sOcalled Fremont carbines." Judge
White to do all the attorney and counsel business
Judgment given In favor Of Stevens in that action
in May On the 1st of June. 1867, Judge White
his wife an order Of the fee I'm that
and he died the 18th Stevens had notice OF this
not assignment that Judge White had not given all
the services he agreed to- that Carlisle Mcpherson, at
Orneys OF Washington, had been paid 500 which ought
to be deducted from the Judges fee, and that would
not he safe pay this order without guarantee against
the claims Of creditors and heirs Of Judge White. The
consumed nearly two days and the verdict for
the plaintiff for s5l2 &c. For plaintiff Strong and Shep
ard; for defendant Field and Shearman.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

UNITED STATES CIRCUTI OOUhI'
Before Judge Benedict-The trial OF James
Gardiner on the secOnd Indictment for selling $40 Ma
tional Bank note, was adjourned until Monday.
There six counts In the Indictment against Louis
CHAPMAN letter carrier, for OBTAINING, embeZzlng ana
opening letter addressed to Ernestine HOFFMAN OF NO
II Chrystie et and containing check for 1881 EDWARD
Witheren testified that he connected with station 49,
that Mrs Hoffman had called for the letter and the VII
ness found In a pigeon hole marked not f0und Inc
envelope torn but that might have been done by te
carriers strap. IL aterward opened and the check
found intact Ernestine Hoffman testified that she
had asked the prisoner for the letter, which ne
refused to deliver, not knowing aer 10 70
at her house, No. 1I3 HoustOnst with man VINO per
sOnated detective Newcome, and told her that II sne
would give him 5 would get the letter. this sne re-
fused and had him arrested On her sexamnation
she said that she and her sister paid 400 year REM do
house. and let ont furnished rooms TO people about
whose respectability she never troubled herself.
The defense adduced evidence OF tho prisoner good
character and impeaching Mrs Hoffman The jury en-
tered q verdict OF not guilty.
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CITY COIrRT OF BROOKLYN

Before Judge Thompson.-Catharine Elaesser
agt. AUGUSTA and Carlo Endern.A the parties to this
suit reside in the Eastern District the defendants being
married couple Mrs; Enderlin was sued for the re.
covery OF 81 to repair damages which 1t alleged
she had inflicted the character OF Mrs Eaesser, the
plaintiff 1t was alleged that she had on several
occasions called the plaintiff q thief, and charged
her with stealing wood and coal. and Mrs. Eaesser
claimed that she had thereby been brought
into bad repute among her neighbors and friends.
Mrs Enderlins answer was general denial OF the
charges, and then qualifying clause inserted to the
effect that II she did the words complained of they
were in answer to similar allegations made by the
plaintiff against her, Mrs Enderlin was OF opinion that
plaintiffs character had not been damaged in any
amount whatever, but the jury took different view Of
the matter, and after finding verdict they assessed
the damages at o stay OF proceedings for ten days
granted.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-PART RI.

Before Judge MOnellJOhn Ioomey agt. The
old dominion Steamship Company The plaintiff in this
hack driver On the 18th Of September 1863 he
attempted to enter The gate Of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, in pursuit OF patronage while the gate
keeper about to Close the door. Just he made the
rush, the door, which drops from above fell upon him.
knocking him nsensible. He was brought to the City
Hospital, where he confined for o considerable time
He now brings suit for 10000 damages. From the evil
dence in the 1t did not appear that the accident
suited through any negligence Of the Company, did
1t appear that the plaintiff free from the charge Of
negligence. Judge Mcneil held accordingly, and, on
motion for nonsuit, dismissed the remarkng at
the time that verdict had been brought against
the defendant he should have had to set 1t aside.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Before Judge MoneU.-G. A. Fudickdr agt.
The Guardian Mutual Life Insurance COmpdny-[An
error having occurred in former publication Of this
case, reprint itlThe plaintiff in this action had for
merly been the Superintendent Of the sccaed German
Department Of the defendants Company under o con-
tract Plaintiff applied for Receiver OF the books used IN
the German Department., claiming that he owned the
books and that defendants officers had wrongfuy taken
the from him. Defendants claimed that they owned
the books that plaintiff had miscOndueted himself and
that they had dismissed him, aud taken The books as ey
had right 70 do. The Court appointed defendants PFC
sident w. H. Peckham Receiver of the books Plaintn
being dissatisfied with this disposition of the matter on
his application the Court denied the motion for Re
altogether and the books remain with defendants
E. L. Andrews for motion; Miller, Peet Opdyke for
defendants,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Before Commissioner Shields.-The examina-
letters from the Post came on yesterday and
adjourned until May a. at r. account OF the engage
ments OF prisoners counsel.
Nicholas Lorenzo and John Brown were taken before
Commissioner Belts yesterday afternoon, on warrant
issued by Commissioner Osborne. The prisoners were
charged with resisting Deputy Marshal James +. Allen
in attempt to arrest Carnine Barre and rescuing
him custody. The prisoners released on q 900
ball. and their examination fixed for to-day at II O'clock