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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-06
Chancery Court at SeviervIIIe.
j. L. Irotter vs.. Enoch Atchley ct ais.
Original and Amended Bills.

Original and Amended Bills.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM COM
plainant's bills which to- that the defend
ants, Seth Achley, Calvin Atchley, Josiah Davis Mi
nerva Davis. William Atchley and Nancy, Hickman
and husband, - Hickman, presidents, and
that the names and residences of the heirs of
Nina Naples deceased, Of Joshua Atchley deceased.
of Martin Atchley, deceased, of Amos Atchley, de-
ceased, and of Alice Moore, deceased. unknown
hat the ordinary process OF law not be served on
the Clerk and Master. that publication be made, for
four consecutive weeks, in the Chron-
Sfefo Of Tennessee notifyn said IN ny ID
ansand said respondents whose names and residences
unknown, to appear before the Chancery Court
SevieryIe on the second Monday of October next and
make defense to said bills OF the same will be taken
for confessed and the 20 them set for hearing
e1parte. This 80 day of July, A. D., 1873.
YiqiM u. ?. GASS. c. 4 NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-06
Chancery Court AT KnoxiIIe.
No. 2,535.

W. C. Julian vs.. C. IL. Julian.
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn to- that the
defendant, c. Ii. Julian Is resident of the State
of Tennessee It is ordered that the defendant above
named appear before the Chanccry Court at Knoxville,
Tennessee, on the third Monday in September next,
1873 and make defense to the bill filed in this cause
the will be taken for confessed 1t is further
ordered that this notice be published in the knoxville
Chronicle for four consecutive weeks.
ttueicopy. Attest:
NJ. L. PATTERSON, C.6M,
BY W. A. GALBRAITH, ID. G. ( NJ.
July Il, lS73-w4t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-06

The Greeneville Union of the 9th inst,
says One day last week, the sons of
John f. McGaughey, were in the field at
work, when they ehme across nest Of
snakes and killed seventy-nine of them
being au old viper with her progeny.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-06
In Chancery at Knoxville.

%
W. L. Rogers vs. N. j. Huflker and others.
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF
i Charles d. McGutfey that the defendant N Huff
aker, is nonresident of the State of Tennessee it
is ordered that the defendant above named appear be-
fore the Chaucery Court at Knoxville Tennessee.
the third Monday in September next 1873, and make
defense to the bill filed in this cause, the same will
be taken for confessed 1t s further ordered that this
notice be published in the Knoxville Weekly Chroni-
Gle for four consecutive weeks July 80. 1873
true copy. Attest
NJ. L. PATTERSON. C. & NJ.
vii3Ow4 By W. A. GALBRAITH, d. C. & NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-06
Chancery Court at KnOxviIIe.l


Margaret r. Armstrong VS.. A. w. Armstrong.
1t appearing from the bill, which is sworn, to that
the defendant, A. W. Armstrong, is a n-resdent of
the state of Tennessee IL is ordered that the defend
ant above named appear before the Chancery Court
at Knoxville, Tennessee, on the third Monday in Sep
TENDER next, 1873, and make defense to the bill filed
in this the same will be taken for confessed.
It is further ordered that this notice be published in
the Knoxville Chronicle for four consecutive weeks,
true copy. Attest:
By w. A. GALBRAITH, d. G. Il NJ.
July Il, 1s73-w4t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-06

FUNDING THE STATE DEBT.-The FUND
ing the State debt, under the law passed at
the last session of the Legislature, Will
commence on the recovery of Governor
Brown from his present attack of erysipe-
las. Three thousand bonds of 81 900 each
making total of S3,000000 have already
been prepared for exchange for other
bonds. -Nash UiEe Banner.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-06
ChancerY Court at KNOXVILLE.


Cowan McClung 4 Co. VS., n. j. Huflaker and Others
1T APPEARING FROM TIE AFFIDAVIT OF
i Charles ID McGufey that the defendant, n Huff
aker H resident Of the State Of Tennessee. it is
ordered that the defendant above named appear before
the Chancery Court at Knoxville Tennessee, on tho
third Monday in September next, 1873, and make de-
Tense to the bill filed in this cRuse the will be
taken for confessed. 1t is further ordered that this
tce be published in the Weekly Chronicle for four
secutive weeks. July 30, 1873,
A true copy, Test: NJ. l.. PATTERSON, G. * NJ.
Vii30W4 By w. A. GALBRAITH, ID, c. 4 NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-06
Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.

No. 25A.
MeClung, Gillespie 4 Co. vs.. N. J. HuiTaker ct al.
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF
l. Charles D. McGuffey that the defendant N Huff
aker is resident of the State of Tennessee it is
ordered that the defendant above named appear before
third Monday in September next, 1873, and make de-
tense TO the bill filed in this cause, the same will be
taken for confessed 1t is further ordered that this
notice be published in the Knoxville Weekly Chroni
Gle for four consecutive weeks. July 80 1873.
true copy. Test; M l.. PATTERSON, @, & NJ.
vii30w4 By w. A. GALRRAITH, d. G. & NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11

Orson Wilson to become Mr. Broadwe's bondsman in
the sum Of 5000 The cihsens' mass meeting,
win be held at Library Hall. at 1880
p. m, to-day. The meeting will be addressed
by prominent citizens. George John Loepslnger
German tailor, age found dead at his residence,
No. Combs-aley yesterday. An Investigation by the
County Physicians revealed the fact that death hao
suited from the effects OF arsenic administered Dy ms
own hand he leaves a wife and five children. In poor
circumstances.
PATERsog-A procession OF the Fire Department VIII
tax place to-day In honor OF the visit OF Leonard Hose
Company Of Hewburgh to Hbernia Hose OF this place
Passaic Engine Company. No. Neptune Engine com
psny, No 2; Eagle Hook and Ladder Company. NO. |,
Washington Engine Company. No. 8; Jackson Engine
Company. No. 4; Columbia Hose Company, No Pro-
lection Engine Company. No 5, and Lafayette Engine
Company will participate In the parade. The annual
excursion OF the Cross-st Methodist EpscOpa Cnurch
Will take place to-day. The first annual games OF inc
Caedonian Club viii take place to-day at Bunker Ill.,
RAHwAY.-Charles Lelighter suddenly disappeared
froin home on Monday morning, ana MS fanily were
much excited IN consequence OF IT. AT low Tide yester
day Ills body found In the creek near the Leeown
Bridge. IL Is supposed that he WAS passing over the
bridge he fell OF into the water. At the inquest YER
dict or accidental death was rendered.
PLAHPrELD.-The Rev. DIR. Stockbridge, having been
placed tue retired list Of the United states Navy,
after active service OF 81 consecutive years. has set
TIED permanently at this place.
GUTENBERG Pitchf0rd was held In $500 ball
ON Tuesday charged with attempting 10 set nre 10 the
house OF Maiichi Cannon.
PoMPTos.-A new Methodist Episcopal Church IL
building the steel works. and is " be finished be-
lore Christmas,
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. SEPT. IL.

THURSDAY. NEPr. II.
Plymouth CLelOurg and Hamburg
Rna 1l:3O m. ASuppemenary Mail for double
postage pnned matter Is the Post Office I:l5
Steamship All from foot OF Taris.. Hoboken,
Havana b. the steamship City Merida close
Supplementary Mail double postage letters and printed
Is PO t-Ohee 2:i0 .. steamship sails
al 3 M iron Pier No. 3 n. X.
Mails Don by steamship TJbee close
y. IN. Steamship sails Il 0. from Pier No " X
Mails BerEpla BY the steamship Pen, close at II
Steamship sails al 3 IN. from Pier No ~ n K
= FRIDAY SEPT. IL.
Mails Newfoundland the iOrk PotOhee day
9 m., via Halifax
hs Tor iahT " 81 the Eew-YOrk POstoHce every
iay al q p IN. and goes Boston.
SATURDAY.. SEPT. Is
France. and
by The steamship Baltic 1880 Supplementary Mail
for stage and printed matter closed the
at a ~ stesnsbip sails IT 10 g. N. from White Star Dock
Psvona Ferry. JereS CITY.
Mails for Europe Southampton and Bremen steamship
Msse closed ~ Supplementary Mail for double
postage printed closed the PosOHce l:l5
D. Steamship sails D. from foot OF Third st.. Ho5okep
A Direct Lsrnsn PTlssE closed Mail line
Mails We By the steamship Geo W. Clyde close az
Steamship sa1 at ) 0. IA, IRON Pier No. 20 z X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
JERSEY CITY'S ACCUSED OFFICIALS.
A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.


In the Hudson County Court, yesterday,
Judge Hoffman presiding, the trial OF Commissioners
Morillo II. Glett, Benjamin +. Welsh. William II.
Bumsted, Augustus Ingwersen, Edward 8. Martin, VIM.
starup and Thos E. Bray Of the Jersey City Board OF
Public Works was resumed. The charge stated yes
terday was awarding contracts without adger-
Using for proposals. A large number Of witnesses
were examined, and the Judge charged the jury In
favor Of the defendants. He stated that 10 had been
proved that there contract and that the amount
paid was over $780, The material furnished cost $780,
and thus far it appeared that the $500 had not been
reached. TIE balance must have been paid for oxca
waiting rock. II eycavating not constructing then
the cause Of the State must fail To contract
meant 20 build; 10 excavate meant to dig
out. If the excavation OF rock by Robinson
the contractor not construction, then the defend
could not be found guilty. III was, the jury must
fnd accordingly. IL necessary 10 prove corrupt
motive where the law had been violated In order 10
convict defendants Ii must be shown tnat they had
violated the law wfully aud corruptly. lf the Jury
believed there was enough testimony to show that the
defendants had acted in this manner they muse DC
acquitted. The serious one, though IL
did nor involve the lives OF any Of the defendants; II
affected their reputation, aud some OF them were now
IN Office The jury after few moments delOeratOn re-
turned verdict OF mot guilty" Dstrict-Attorney
Garretson Immediately moved case No 49, whcn IL ah
indictment for constructing sewer CONNECTIONS III fa
SADIE ave. without advertising for proposals. number
OF witnesses examined aud tue State rested Inc
case Is similar 10 the one concluded yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
LOCAL POLITICS.
A NEW PLATFORM FOR APOLLO HALL.

NEW PLATFORM FOR APOLLO HALL
The Apollo Hall General Committee held
meeting last evening In the basement OF Irving Hall
In point OF numbers 1t imposing demonstration,
for not only every seat occupied but the side ana
middle aisles were filed. Among those present were
John McCooe. chairman Alex. Davidson, secretary;
Francis n Bxby Samuel g. Courtney, ]. ID. McCeiland,
James OBrien, Coroner keenan,, Benjamin Wood, Robt,
j. Mooney, Charles w. Brook, ex-Aldermen Conan.
Twomey, Joyce. aud Moore, and others Mr. Mooney OF
the Committee appointed to select headquarters reported
that Irving Hall had been chosen Mr. Brooks then pre-
sented the following resolutions accompanied by an
address:
erat to the approaching election III NOVEMBER
In rescung the OF the Empire City from the
hands OF those who now control It's Affairs, and whose
imbeclity, arrogance, and intolerance have outraged
the rights and impaired the Interests OF the people
Res0lred, That obstacles should be interpOsed 10
carrying into effect the various pubic improvements,
calculated 10 develop property and afford aceommoda
this Metro pos and confidently believe sucn policy,
adopted with Intelligence aud economy WOulu COLI
tribute materially to It's progress, wealth. ana pros
perity.
Rcsolued, That while DESTROYS economy and
accountability in the administration OF local affairs, and
resist and punish fraud In every form, we regard the
OH ia course OF Anarew H. Green, Controller as UNJUST
mpoue ana Oppressive, anu emnenty az n c,tv
lie has persistenuy ana equally reIuheu no pay
regarded the solemn decisions VI Courts and deed the
operation of law; opposed important improvements es
sena TO the interest OF capital ana Tie employment Vi
labor unscrupulousy and arbitrarily used the power ~
his Office 10 embarrass the duties and impair the ell
cheney VI independent departments or the City Govern
ment
Samuel G. Courtney said that the feeling and de-
termination exhibited were source of great gratifca-
ton feeling that all true Democrats should
unite, and the determination that obstacle shall
stand the way result The Democratic inter
call for union But who is it who says; 1t shall
not be must name the candidate" We proclaim here
half Tho Intl lhA
mOcTacy OF New-YOrk. Apollo Hall extends the olive
branch because 1t desires, by the cooperation OF al
Democrats to save the city and the party from further
ssrace. But 1t Is Andrew IL. Green who runs Tam
many Hall, Tor he John Kelly. They are like Da
and Pythias.
The resolutions were carried. The delegates then
listened 10 an address, from Mr. McCelland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
THE COURTS.
STREET NUIsANCEs CONDEMNED.

The Grand Jury of the Oyer and Terminer
Court handed TO Judge Fancher yesterday long docu
nent in which they call attention to the condition OF
many streets in regard TO paving, which, they say,
calls for severe terms OF reproach aud condemnation
of those having them in charge-dangerous to vehicles
and their occupants by the holes aud ruts, and to the
health of the neghborhood the natural consequences
of accommodations OF filth and moisture, which the usual
methods OF street cleaning obyate remove"
They also call attention the distractions on tue side
walks around markets and at Broadway at Fulton,
Dsy and other streets, rendering IL difficult and even
dan gerous for pedestrians TO pass these points Tney
also condemn as "A nuisance the custom OF allowing
drays ana other vehicles stand in the streets night
ana often in the day time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
CRIMINAL NOTES.

George Klein was yesterday held in $1,000 bail to
bo s' 5aSs i1T Of ENG S"% 20 While fe @
Ice cart belo1 KnckerbOeEer Company B'ookn
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be-
IL default 81 900 charged VITA s1S' sS6s' By c Sg9f
By Leonard VINO pushed nsr against EA and took
$50 cut Of her pocket
James w. Johnson and James J. Yates. arrested
oyer Tener Court yestery and tn Aiav we're pre-
snted ia which he steay asser her innocence and
was 10 be asked we're Grand Jury the appH
cation fJI bail IA deferred TO this morning.
Thomas McCatrey was taken to the Oyer and
Tenine Court e'ra morning. 90 s' Of Asfa rs. epFpa SOD %
N1tn say ofnse Euown Ne committed by Judge Lel
s being 6'G Sa at Ss s1s fer man could e.e
Jatse Pnneber orier the prisoner to be discharged
tic: d Tue LS psi oSS 81 va. onme
in bail charge Of rape on calenns An
Of &c., 81 %e.t o az a.Siy soo axe 49, barienie q 10
LEO ..I, scnS 1Ia sf a 81 sa.ss the
charge eaS az boEesef veveeh. WORTH s9I So IRON Henry
Adler Of No 50 Isc6ariat
Depntv-sberiff William II. Shields conveyed.
yeri. from TOmbs the state Prison At slas sng' George
s s M to Gas,rg 10 h 2 degree meSa 0s
- e. larceny From The r Sn Sl, .T 'S sr1nd a,ss5
william PrsRes - eaL, grand srssH .otss CS an, s.f
hrcen Em slsn. ia years. attempt At gAHd lareenS James
O. 9en grand 3Ieeay All we're 'Sene .n, ~ Essorie
SESSIONS
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Mer 81 No 40 West IEehu - reo-
Ing or b. Altman o Nos J3l and 1888 Sr'h'ave vas
ing several lots Ofgeols ffOm hs enpoysIs
Nc arhy E Of about 49, who about ~o non $50 eI
mistress Of WA Garn notorious tnis vas
hvnz stolen 500 worth Of wearing apparel
Catherine A. Co Of No 3ls Fouraa'r ard
SIthave II had been ne astop OF
GAnnr oap az different places, spl amp
shaver oond lay hnfs Wnen the gu vas
srnsied she had on dre 900 the property Of Ma CAate
bhs hsi 10 defaaI Of 81 900 on each csAsA
At the Court OF General Sessions, yesterday before
Recorder AtJraey koas apDsarg for mo
mary Jane Ham 20 coaakef o. No 20 ssler.
aud RIDGE A. OF NO. lJl o 81 p-sel
galy petit larceny seanr pocts eonisininx
$40 Of lOo Esr1st, Aug - and YER
sent 70 The Pntnuary The former tor on aud the latter for
ave months Wnnaa b. sniA ~, swedish boier .as
sol Vie ssss Phsa isr fear aoss sEw 81 hSfH Ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11

49,. .,., . IT,, N . wr H. Romer see ~. carpenter Of
No 81 Perry pleaded guilty Of sstemgs 70 sea- 80, 10 ths
$50 nom Robert TsgEss Of No Sys h's AZ Of Psdeipha
pless sy Of an sltepp. 70 s42 worth Of wearing N,
s,ss Prison for is months hCague age lI p.ns:
charged OF wearing apparel an
Wcasne Of No. 900 West jay wss dehaseax On
Patrick Barrett Ee 20 hqa ocopror cf
76 Prince tired for stealing $3.50 from "a
No 272 Wesst but the jury Henry "a
clerk Of No 104 eeyenbavs and ssmoel Coioeb E o. goods
LAYER 100 Second jointly indicted Tor
$50 from John lilly Of No 33S DeeckerS Oh MAY 70
pleaded guilty attempt theft on Sept a. apn vas
for ga aad heCsrten was onFee. sns
a Charles smith, age 20 poI'
Of No e8 pleaded guilty IN stealing case
chsnpsgne $50 TO- property Of Adoph stenruch OF
Maravst, Aug %, and was seut 70 inc
tertiary for months Ein Cody sge q o. .nn,r.
rom her Mistress Clara Weber Of 1875 81 on
Aug 80 70 the Penentay for sir months a,
Gofcfroy % Thompson clerk pleaded guilty OF an p
10 steal gold worth $40 from Regis seuac Of Por Wssnns"n
Avg 25 and sent 10 the State Prison for Two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
DECISIONS--SRPr. 10.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge Fancher.-
Lnhcnm sgt Hud'on-ve nelee Of settlement Of 'ns os'
a copy Of the order - W.
Superior Court Ckambers-By Judge Van worst
Wood AIT Contribution denied DtgTsmer agt kerrsenOfaer
graz The Gesna Bank ag Hesist-Orier granted ohafen
McCarney-Motos reduce bail granted Fink agI Aen-
Decree Of foreclosure granted. A.,
Marine Cout-Part L-By Judge Curtis.-Mar-
John Verdict for pud against deendanI Tor
Sl75 costs and s25 allowance; motion for new trial
Part -By Caman agt Gossleyer Goodspeed Tor
and C. dfeBsn; inquest By default and ludg
eni for The sn6 for lO6 a. and s25 slo.anee Reid g
Ryan Vim Melvin for plaintiff and O. BoTd Tor dendarii IN
ques for the pnd Tor slOo 49, os and
S25 allowanee-fhs part adjournei tl next Monday - -
Iudsp BreBnanOrder grant
10 additional time to serve Gaze and exceptions
Meay Order OF dcou tnuanee granted knz sg
Leyyordr Of dscontnuAnce granted Davidsou agl
Order granted CARPENTER Az OF o
granted PaeY ag WlamsOnie Of dlseoninuanc
granted. Pney Brodehk0rier Of dseonnu,nce granted
Judgment set Gsde Freeman ag solomon
The defendant order 70 ope ngle ana
$40 motOn SO and All dsDaemeh ahu
taxable sher Worth BialL-Oa deendnt complying
Justice Sra ngs order and pang 20 opposing
notion gnen be opened aefendant 20
disbursements ACsBery agt segsyeMonon 70 open ueAo
conditions Lnck agt OSo9ne-One 70 REFER Cause W
Isaac Z. Hab0ard granted
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part necessary ether than that the whole story is false
and trick Of those who have lost power to regain H.
Concerning the Investigation he states that the same
matter thoroughly sfted by the Committee OF
Fifteen, and that though they criticised In some
respects the transactions of the Water Board, susp
cion OF fraud not limited At He states also
that the bonds issued In numerical oruer au
that II Ia very reasonable to suppose that inc o,y
bonds In question sent to the CITY CIerk Nv md
time named. He was iDtrusted with their SAFE; anu
with all the business relating TO them The polus 10
came due at different times and buyers were gwen tne
preference In The matter of long short dates. ne
holds that it will De easy matter Tn vindicate hse
and to prove beyond doubt that perjury Has peen CON-
United In the charges against him
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

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.nd wife McDerott Mss b. oiAn, Me Websterf
d'ugtler M ssiit Mr Kennedy Charles GosenhOi, w.
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Cbawek Bonj j. fnmns ard wife, sands s infant ard
three erysuts j. Noyea England q. H. Angrave GrOtois
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gill OtelA Sser RTauees J. BOyttL I'll.
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lady H. DGsyin, Rev K Ldy Bachelor.
Mss Lhbs Galley Rev. Albert MaaAl and Lads Mss Elsa Dag
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
PROMINkNT ARRIVALS.

Breuoort Howe-The Rev. r. Payne Smith, Dean OF
Csnterbury the Hon John l. Pruyn Of Albany Geu kecars
Of Chicago, Frederick Billings W. a. hoorhead Of Pha'
delpha George Firth ." Bradford England and Capt MOcs Of
ship Cuba Ct1rcdon HotMe Nilsson Roarsud and Mr. kou
nsd Lopdon fDA 1venu Hokrhe Hon. Benjamin " Wsfe Of
Ohio, exGo, Straw and the Hon O. g. Fox Of n H. ~,
the Hon. John b. Alley Of Bosom Col II. 4 Nc
Comb .Of Delaware Jodge j. Campbell JOsh..
Lplncgt Of Philadelphia and L. b. Boomer Of Chicago. 81
EthOd, Hos-yudge Carroll Brewster Of Philadelphia. Gen
James Hall Of Maine Jsdge G. Huri Of Ohio Gen Edward =
Jones Of Bngnamton and ex-senator Mcdonald Of Arksn Hodn
HouThe Hon PrsDc. Th,yer and Prof H. Mason Of TroT
Arthur Cheney OF Bosoa Ward Cheney Hartford aud the Hon W.
neadee Of Vermont Westainser Ho-Jerome Prmenter Of
The Troy Press Metropolitan g. N
Edsd Caxton Of Philadelphia and D. G. Liteheh Albany.
Grand Central HotteK Congressman r. Bnggs Of and
Prof H. Pep6r. linton Square HoSeor Gonzales tue Chh'
Minister Nor York Hot-Lavpcs Barrett Hosss
Gen yosbus L. Chamberlain Of Maine Gen. O. p B Warrington
and Gen Israel Wedges, " s. A.
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PASSENGE Rs ARRIVED.

FROM LIVbRPOOLia seamsAp Cuba Sept 10. The Rev Dr.
AoercrOmhs Mr. All Mrs. NJ l. De Young Mr. ard MIS-
Geo FAY Mrs. J. H. P, Mrs ARn Ban, Mss Moss, Mr. j. H.
fa Mr. and Mrs Lord ant maid Mer and d Bot, ara two chit
dreu Mrs Ehe aud maid NJ. r. j. Petp, hI and Mrs L. 4.
Brown Mr. Mra o. Rhnes Mr. salem, Mr. H. H. Stewart
maid; the REV L. Cryus RdsOn SIR NJ Woodbury.
~ Cbappsl he RsL Dr. 6ele and ss, ax shltIcl and