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HOME SUMMARY.
Steamship Arrivals.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Arrfved-
Steamships City of Washington and
Colorado, from Liverpool; steamships
Algeria, from New York for Liver
pool, Rhein, from New York for Bre-
men, and Queen City and Quebec, for
GLASGOW arrived out.
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RrIdne Over the Ml.sourl.

BOsToN, July 25.-At a meeting
held in this city yesterday, in which
the central branch Of tho Union Pa
cific, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
Hannibal and st. Joseph, Chicago and
Southwestern, and AtchisOn, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroads were repre-
sented, ii was agreed to construct a
bridge across the MissOlri river at
AtchisOn, the work to be commenced
Immediately. The Central Branch
Company have made arrangements to
extend their road up the Republican
river to connect with the Union Pa
eific at the one hundTedth meridian.
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500 REWARD.

4 WILL 6dve one hundred dollars, as re-
a ward, 70 any one who win capture and
place in custody where can secure, one
WILLIAM WOLF alias WA. JACK, the mur-
deFer OF Feyton Burchett, ct Mason's Depot,
inOhea IN hight. Of German birth, speaks
In Rlish badly. aud of bad countenRnce.
said Wolf eseaped rom the iail Of Upton
.aa z6svtfs ~ TrlrSt,,r, ~, sSfV- fsnn
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MAMMOTH CAVE

TVHE.route to this Greatest Natural wonder
IL Of the world is via Louisgille and y ash
vile R r TO Glasgow Junction or Cave City,
vile. thence BY easy stages seven miles
through the finest mountain scenery. Nam
throughout, Is drat-class in every respect
Amussments Of every kind-splendid DznC-
ing Hall, Billiards. Croquet, Target Practice,
Base Bah, Ten Pins, etc Finest Fishing and
bunting within q few minutes walk o. the
Hotel. First-class Band during the entire
season. Purest atm osphere and most tnVlg0-
rating climate on the continent Tempera-
turS IN the region OF the Cave always 50.
Sulphur Water Of any required strength re-
Gently discovered IN The Cave. and always on
hand. Direct telegrsphto communication in
the H9teL The very best Summer Resort in
Americs. d. L GRAVES, Proprietor.
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The American Pathological Society
is holding its third annual session at
New Haven.
Professor Peters, Of the Litchfeld
o Observatory, Hamilton College, Uti-
ca, New York, has discovered new
planet, the Hath in the group AsteriO.
An unsuccessful attempt was made,
few nights since, by parties un-
known, TO burn an Irish Protestant
church at williamsburg, New York.
Four horses from Chicago, eleven
from Cincinnati and five from Indi-
annapolis are now training at the Buff
falo Driving Park for the August
races.
Colonel MeCOok, Democratic eandi-
date for Governor, opened the cam
paign at Ashtabula, Ohio, yesterday.
he had very large and attentive au'
dience.
The death, by suicide, of Colonel
Barnes. founder of the Detroit 1fS6at7e
has created a profound sensation in
Detroit. Financial embarrassment
was the cause.
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Handrinks Nominated.

INDIANAPoLIs, July 25.-At meet
ing Of the Democratic State Central
Committee, held in this city to-day,
the following resolution was unanim-
ousIy adopted: "That we recognize
in the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks the
unanimous choice Of the Democracy
of Indiana as their candidate for the
Presidency in 1872, and recommend
that every honorable effort be made
by our felloW-citizens to secure his
nomination and election"
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SUMNER RESORTS.
MAMMOTH sPalEss,
Henry Comfy, Faanessee,

THREE AND ONE-HALF NILES NORrH
Il Of SpringviIls Depot, on the Memphis
and LOuisvtlls Railroad. Hacks meet the
morning train from Memphis Al the depot
Daily mail and express once there. No
" style" 70 pay for al the Springs, buE all
needed comforts had, and the hnest shade
and greenest park, and best and most abuu1
ant mineral waters for drinking and bath
ing Board, by the month, but sz5; by the
week. 50; BY The day, 81 50. Address N a.
BYRNE, Propr1etoF, At 8pringVtne P. O.
Henry county, Tenn, and letters, ETC. Tor the
Springs, send TO his care. Persons gOirg uD.
would do well hrst 70 call on Judge SWayEe,
IJ5 Main street feI4
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N AVINei Qualin ed as Administraio or Of the
III sEfSf.t al Furnufs Gsorgerett, deceased,
this is 70 llotify al persona naslng Claims
againsf a. q estate to present them to me
VTffbin me time prescribed by law, or this
nofioe vii ba plead In 0er; and those who
are admitisd 20 said estate VII pleass come
sorT Ar1 - : 50 ioaN RATFI, Admtnistrstor. d
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Prof. John W. HOws, the Shake
sperean scholar, was buried at New
York on the sd instant. He was
professor of elOcutiOn at Columbia
COLLEGE for fourteen y9als.
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A special disnatch TO the New o

A special dispatch to the New Or
leans Times, from Galveston, dated
the I'D instant, says: "The first bale
of new cotton of this season, raised
on the plantation of MIR. Butterw0rth,
In Colorado county, was received by
Foeke q wilkins to-day. 1t classed
low middling, weighing 586 pounds,
and was sold at &c, to T. II. McMa-
hon & Co., and shipped to New York
by express. There is severe drought
throughout the State. Upland cotton
will be late, and corn will suffer"
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Nova SOotla on the TreatY.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 25.-The
members of the Prince Edwards Is
land Legislative Council and the
House Assembly are opposed to the
government, and have memorialized
the Lieutenant Governor, asking that
an extra session be called to consider
the Washington treaty. The IslGnder,
the government organ, semi-ofhcialy
says the request will not be acceded
to in regard to the treaty, which
is viewed with some favor there.
The exports to the United States be-
ing fish and paper, the LsIG,ader says
the Island government, by the advice
of Great Britain, has taken measures
to have the provisions of the treaty
put in operation at once, without
waiting for the formal approval of the
Legislature.
Advices from Labrador, via New
foundland, do not confirm the reports
of the disastrous storm there, which
were recently published in the Amer
lean papers. EA"Ttt
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Nnn-RaaIdanf HnfIca.

No. 4283-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-W. l.. Stewart
ct al. VS.. W. II. PittmRn, George R Robert
son ct al.
1T appearing from the supplemental bill
fendant, George r. Robertson. is 3 non-resi-
dent Of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk snd
Master, That he make his appearance here
in, at the Courthouse Of the Second Chan
cery Court Of Shelby county, in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn on or before the frst MON.
day in October, ISL, and plead, answer OF
demur to complainants' original bill, as
well as the supplemental bill fled herein, Or
the same viii be taken for confessed Al to him,
Of this order be Published once Q week for
four successive weeks In the Memphis AP-
peal. This July 2i, ISL
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By U. BELOHER, deputy Q. and N.
Randolph, Hammond q Jordan, Scls. for
Gam fVqR Vva1
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RIVERSIDE HOTEL,
RIVERSIDE. Ill.


TTNHIS most beautiful and healthy summE1
Il resort Ia now open for the reception or
guests. The buildings, comprising the Dor
mitory, RefectoFy, Pavilion and u usic Pa
CODA, with 400 feet Of covered veran dams, are
new, and most admirably arranged for the
comfort and enjoyment OF guests, with very
large, well ventilated, Handsomely furnished
rooms, lighted with gas and supplied with
running water. Ten miles rom CHICAGO.
and only thtrty-HTe minutes rtde on the 4
b. and e r. r., with tWeDtv-fOur trains
day, located IN Riverside Park, which com
prtses 1850 acres, beautifully mprOved- afOrd-
Ing many miles OF delightful park and IOresL
drives and prOmenades equal % those lU
Central PARK, n. Y. with the advantages Of
the cel6bE ated Sulphur and Magnetic v aters
nom Springs on the premises, and with me
boating and fishing facilities on the Aux
PLANES River, IL Is rendered one o. the most
attractive resorts TO be found on the cOnu-
nent, and affords home comfort, with the
most charming surroundings. Applications
for rooms. etc., received a. the Hotel, or a.
my once, q Washington street, CnfCEgO. III.
ityg n. N. KlNSLEX, Manager
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RucKEYE sALNE

WE have Just received 3 full supply of
w BUCK EYE SALVE. We shall hefeaf-
ter be fully prepared to meet the demand 1or
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
G. W. JONES q Co,
to- Fofv
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ID L GIN Z O
RALEI0 H SPRINGS,
-ON-
Thursday Night, laIy 27th.

HNHE FRIENDS OF UNCLE TOM AND
4 AUNT NARY are respectfully invited to
attend on ThurEday night at their PtoHic.
No expense has been spared 70 render this
a most enjoyable evening. The
ohio Szn E1S Han a
has been secured for the occasion. Convey.
anoes win meet the o'clock train at the
Cemetery.
MANAaxRs-Dr. George Duncan ana Thos.
Taylor, ESQ. ~
As this Is for the bsnent of Uncie Tom and
Aunt Mary, they sincerely trust that all Of
their friends VIII attend. Tie spring chick
ems and the hne tat turkies are al ready 70
be prepared for the bountiful supper TO be
spread on the occasion.
Dancing at tbs Oourt-house. u
81 Special frain on the Louisville read
win leave at pm. and return at an.
The Omnibus lines wiz connect with the
train at the Csmetery. "a
BOUND TRIP ONE DOLLAR.
jy26,
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.


RawIsy Springs, Va, viii be regularly
opened for the reception Of visitors. on the
first day Of June, IS7l. Situated as IL Is in the
mountains Of the Valley, 1t Is not only one
or the most delightful Summer resorts In the
State, but its great curative properties are
becoming widely celabrated.
The analysis OF the water by Prof Aallett,
OF the University Of Va, together with the
experience Of many eminent Physicians
prove that Il Is Hthe Springs" tor suffering
females, but besides fts Wonderful tonic
properties as q remedy IN general deOl1tyt
anemia aud diseases peculiar TO femal as, it Is
unsurpassed in the treatment Of the various
forms Of Dyspepsia, and particularly for
those suffering nom torpid and lnscllNe
liver, its action upon the liver, as well e the
kidney, being prompt and decided Very
many remarkable cures could be cited OF
this class OF troublesome diseases,
RaWley is now easy of access, situated 3nly
twelve miles from HerrisOnburg, the present
terminus OF the Orange and Manassas Gap
Railroad nom which point there viii be Two
daily Lines Of Stages, morning and evening
since last Summer the b1tldtngs have been
greatly Improved. as well Is the road rom
Harrisonburg to the eSpEings. There is also
telegraph once at Harrisonburg. Ehe SC
eommodations viii be strictly hFst-ctass un-
der the management Of Joseph N. WoodWards
widely known as q hotel manager
Restdent Ply sAcians :-GOrdon q v lLlls.Lnsf
one or the other Of whom viii be IN atten-
dance during the entire season.
RATES or BOARD.
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There was q slight frost in some
parts of Northern, Ohio, on Sunday
and Monday.
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PRICE OF BOARD:

PREFERENCES:
Dr. Irwin, II. ]. Wright, @. France, ". ~.
Mcdowell and Hon 3. II. Jones.
fy22 DIV NJ J. HULINGz.
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DRY GOODS.

GREAT
Sale.
Our Entire Stock
MARKED LOWER
Great Bargains.
B. LOWENSTElN.
90 BROS.
BEING COMPELLED TO REDUCE OUR I'M
H MRNsE STOCK
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
WEHAVE MADE ANOTHER
Sweeping Reduction!
CUR ENTIRE STOCK
HAS BEEN MARKED LOWER
wewtl c1er THIS WEEK all kinds Of
Dress G0Ods,
White Goods,
Damasks,
Towels,
Napkins,
EmbrOidsriss, Quilts,
Lace ShaWIs,
Lace Goods,
Fans, ParasOls,
Hosiery, Ribbons
And Notions,
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE,
TO CLOSE.
ALSO, A LINE OF
Beautiful New Suits
Suits Made to Order |
B. LOVVenstein & Bros,
242 and 244 Main strest, Corner
Of IsRsrsOa.
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AUCTION
Fine Household Furniture n Auction

NV aaSN0osSfH 2 " Hitafs ~ ti4s tliF
Cn the premises, lO4 fernando street. south
OF Beals. BY A NJ srODDARD a co.
THURSDAY MOEniaE. July szth, 10 o'ePk,
We win sell as above. See red nag.
TT 8 HOTEL FURNIrURF- No q PROM
~ made street, Navy Yard at auction In
tending TO discontinue keeping hotel. viii
next Tuesday morning August ], 1871, sell. b.
the highest bidder, the extensive stock OF
furnitnra with which the house IS now sun
piled, most Of n being mparaLIvs-e-
new and in good order, as T. well known %
my mum erOGs friends iron the suEr0Eur Iug
country who have been IN the habit o. stop
ping with me. In the stock viii De fOuEl
general assortment 81 All necessary hOuse.
keeping turniturei chamber sets, carpets Ia
bleWare, beds and bedding The sale viii
commence promptly az 10 O'Clock On The
furniture before ne sale ca1 40 30.
THOS. J. COWGILL-
Geo. shields q Co, ,AuctioBsers- Tvs
by a. Fa11er CsoCo.
sssT Asotlss'rs, 7i4 Fruut ST. f.,sBsyr szazs
WILL SELL
THIS MORNING
without limit or reserve,
IN LOTS 10 SUI PURCHASES
A eoaDIsts asssEtRsat sf Dry 6ssds sua
Also, % eases Hats-assorted.
~ go Boots and ShOez-
&c box Is Glassware. assorted ;efoBlets. .Tum-
bleRs, 20 boxes Bar and Toilet soaps, and
general stock Of Notions, Hardware, Table
and Pocket Cutlery. NBTerms Cssh--sa
apu q. MILINS. AuctiOneer.
ByL G. BALDWIN & CO., AuctIsa'rs
Successors 20 EEskisl a Co..
NO R82 Main street.
A REGULAR TRADE SALES oF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS
4 SHOES, HATS, ETC,
Every Tuesday & Thursday MOrn'g,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
A. S. ROeERseN, AHstIsussr.
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.

~nCASS4 ~ SE~VV1ASSs
MORNING OLASs-No. 849.
SO, Is, 1, 66, "a, 40, So, H. 1s, q, so, 20, 81.
EVENING CHASING. $50.
2, 40, 21, rs, 81, 4, 81, 2. 81 Is, "a, II, 90,
Prizes from sI6O to $4,000, paid in money
Lotteries drawing daily. J. K. FRANCE
t51< North Court street Box lH, MemphiE
sgers, st. Louis, No, JyS
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ITEs or BOARD

FER Mcntn---..ss.--------- ~
Ter '--- ~
Eer
children and servants half price.
The people OF Memphis and the Soutn AZ
respectfully referred to A. b. Kerr y D.
and T. ID. WitherspOon, d. D., both OF Enom
have visited this celebrated Virginia " aler-
ing Place. a. u. lklChs 49,
usI71 Board OF Directors < springs 20.
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Cn the premises, lO4 fernando street. south
OF Beais. BY A N. sTODDARD a co.
THURSDAY MoEnfur. Tuyv 9zfh IA o,.,,t,
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nOARDING st seven 20 tsn dollars per
7 Uaal--nev rooms. Families accOmmO-
dated., 6E Hsalthfest place in the United
states. liyQ ]. u. ID. MILLER,
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MERCHANTS
[FTKE AND MARINEl
IN SURANCE COMPANY,
cOMPAEFs BUILDING.
IL aadIsoa Srsst, Msuphis, Tsna.
Z. nsDAvTTT, Freshest.
1t. FAssAs0a sIes-Prssassi.
IA Parker, .ssoFstars

~ThsstOok Of the Company is owned ~
oar Merchants and Business Men, and II Is
q every respect, fnIly Identified WITH ths IN
tsrssss OF this eommnnity. e1A
: -1-.TT7 va rel we'd 5Es
q ys.a .r.,q vol or .r
lG
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Bon Aqua
SPRINGS.
FOUR SULPHUR sPRIN6S,

One Calybeate, Llmsstope and FreestOus
Water. The efficacy OF the waters IS not sur
passed by any In the South or West, and tn5
air Is pure as the air on the Cumberland
Mountains
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The liberal system Of granting fur
lOughs, which heretofore prevailed in
the Treasury Department, among
heads of bureaus and other officers,
has been curtailed. The Secretary
has issued an order stating that no
more than thirty days absence in his
department Will be allowed in any
fiscal year, under any circumstances
whatever, and that no appeal from
this decision will be considered.
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a @ s1
t1a u11s VI usf
sVL sR l arll1aia
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CHE ABDUCTED RESTORED.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The parents
of Susan Ann MastersOn, whose dis
appearance and supposed abduction
from her home at Williamsburg six
years ago, she being then twelve
years old, and which created great
excitement at the time, received this
morning a letter from Baltimore,
from the girl herself, saying she was
almost heart broken, and begging her
friends to come to her rescue. This
letter was the first intelligence the
parents had received of her fate,
though she previously had written
five letters. Communications are al
ready had with the Baltimore police
for the recovery of the girl.
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Friday, August Is, 1871,

Late SsASS9 6Rs4s6n Hotel Late ovaFioh Fl Goss
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Proclamation.

To THE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR THE
ELECTION DISTRICT O? GEoRGETOwS COUNTY:
whereas, the Hon. ]. II. RAIEEY, who at The
General Election held In April, 1865, was chosen
member OF the Senate OF the State OF South caro-
lima for the Election District OF Georgetown
County, and drew a ballot to serve Tor the term
OF four years, has resigned; aud whereas, the
constitution OF the State OF South Carolina directs
that in such case Writ Of Election sha:! be issued
by the President Of the Senate for the purpose o.!
filing the vacancy thus occasloned, for tile re-
malnder OF the term for which saiil member was
elected:
Now. therefore. yo: and each IF yoI are he:ehy
rau;lrc,l, after due advertisement, aud with strict
regard 10 all tile provisions OF the CONSTITUTION
apd laws Of sali State, touching your duty such
case to hold an ELECTION FUR MEMBER oF
THE SENATE Of the State Of South Carolina, Tor
the County OF Georgetown, to serve for the re-
matnter OF tile term for which said member: Hon.
]. r. RaineE, was elected; the Polls to be opened
a; r various places OF election Ia said District, on
THURSDAY, February lGth 1871. By the various
Managers OF Election for those places respectively
In accordance With The PROVISIONS OF the Act OF the
General Assembly, entitled "An Act providing for
the General Election, aud the manner OF conduct
inr the same" approved March lst, 1870; aud THIS
writ, together with your return OF the election 70
he held under It, have before the ssGa;e q lis
mex. meeting after the election.
ALOSZO ]. RANSIER, President oil sseale.
Attest: J. WOODRUFF, Clerk OF Senate
! ian2l-al
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A Sk1RMIsH IN An Alley sterday
morning. while Margaret Keough was going
through St. Mlchael's alley, accompanied by a
small boy who carried several articles Of clothing
for her, she was met by q colorcd woman named
Ann Barnwell. who ran up 10 the boy and took
away the clothes by force. a warrant was taken
out from Trial Justice Mackey, and in few
moments the oreader was brought into court
An exciting dispute, carried on with al the YOU
blllty and Killing sarcasm of cnraged femininei'
now deafened the justice who, having az last
brought the disputaats to order. bound over Ann
to appear for examination to-day. The latter de-
Tended herself from the charge OF larceny by al
leging that she enforced lien she had on the
clothes, as laundress, on account OF some abusive
language from the prosecutrix In the alley.
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TIE IMPEACHMENT. = The Impeachment,
trial terminated on Tuesday somewhat abruptly.
The Senate at the hour set, 1890 P. NJ, convened
as high court, an, took recess OF thirty
minutes, in accordance with the representations
OF the managers. In the House, at nearly the
hour for trial, message was received from the
Governor statiug that he had received the resigna-
tion OF Judge Vernon, aud thought BY Its accep.
tance the ends Of justice would be met The
House passed resolution requesting the Cover
nor to accept the resignation, and shorty after
a message was received to the effect thai he had
done so, and resolutions were adopted, aud the
court was informed of.the proceedings; and the
request OF the managers, made in pursuance OF
the resolutions. TO withdraw the charges was
COMPLIED with, and the court adjourned sine die
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding:
Ex pare Beuj. Morlecai, OF Charleston. Tie
petition for fual discharge was referred TO the
registrar, and fi,,al hearing in the case orefed
to take place before this court on the Goth oil
February next.
In ne Richard H. Anderson. The appointment
or David J.-Winn, as assignee. was approved by
the judge:
EX parteC, ]. Pride. in re q. j. Pride, baaSTup'
Ordered that copy Of the petition to have taxes
paid out of the bankrupt's estate be served on she
assignee, aud that he show cause In ten days why
the prayer OF the petition should not be granted.
Ex parte G. J. W. Mccall, trustee, in re Ell
Odour, bankrupt. Petition for the removal o. 'he
assignee filed, and o rule to show cause returha-
BILE on the lst OF February, 1871.
Ex parte G. D. Bryan. assignee. in re Cart, hopi
& Jergey, bankrupts. Ordered, that the assignee
be authorized to settle and collect debts &c.
Ex parte Benz. Mantoue. assignee, In re Sanue!
Cohen, bankrupt. Ordered, thai the property, real
and personal, oe sold by the assignee after due
advertisement, and that it be referred to the reg
isirar to inquire and call In the heils OF said prop
erty, and notify the ie:l creditors by advertise
menr, that all liens Will be barred which are NOT
| presented before the Goth OF February.
| The consideration Of the case of Williams, Lang
lev and Gleaves was resumed, and occupied tie
court until the hour OF adjournment. The court
then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
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TIE ED1sTo DISTURBANCE four pris-
oners who were arrested Wednesday afternoon on
King street, OF a warrant from Trial Justice Ma
grath were brought up for examination yesterday
morning on charge OF riot and resisting an
officer in the discharge OF his duty. The offence
was proved. and They have been computed In
default Of bal to the county Jail, to await their
trial at the February term Of the Court OF General
Sessions. From til. accounts q gentlemen who
reside on the island, the whole affair OF the riot
and the attack upon the officers seems to have
been considerably magnifed, and it is probable
that the freedmen raised the disturbance only
from misuu derstandng as to the authority or
the officers and the legality OF their purpose.
Sheriff Mackry leaves this morning In tile steamer
Arco for the scene OF the disturbance, and 1t is
probable that quiet explanation from him will
do more for peace aud order than half dozen
posses The freedmen allege that they did not
know the owner wished them to remove.