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EXECUTION IN CALIFoRNIA.-The fol-
lowing thrilling account of an execu.
tion in California was related to a re-
cent traveller by a ruffian who took
part in il:
It was just about daylight. They
carried him TO the horse market, set
him on table and tied the rope round
one of the lower branches of big elm
tree. All the time | kept by his side,
and when he was getting on the table
he asked me to lend him my revolver
to shoot one of the jurymen who had
spoken violently against him. When
| refused, he asked me to tie the knot
so as it wouldn't slip.
4 at amt no account to talk in that
way, jim, old fellow,n said |, ''you're
bound 10 die, and if they didn't hang
you, I'd shoot you myself.u
"Well, them" said he, give me hold
Of the rope, and | will show you how
little care for death.n
He seized the cord, pulled himself
in an instant out of the crowd and sat
cross-legged on the bough. Half-a-
dozen rifles were raised to bring him
down, but rejecting that he could not
escape, they forbore to fire. He tied
moose in the rope, put itround his neck,
slipped il up till it was pretty tight,
and then stood up and addressed the
mob. He didn't say much, except that
he hated them all. He cursed the
man he had shot-he then cursed the
world-and last of all he cursed him
sell, and with a terrible oath he Jump
ed into the air, and with jerk that
shook the tree, swung backwards and
forwards over the heads of the crowd.
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French MIiIIinary and Dressmaking.

u MADAME GERBEAU respect An
IN Y fully informs the ladies' of Franklin
ks=SAand its vicinity that she is now pre- V<&
pared to fill all orders in her line, which will be
executed in the most fashionable style, and al
very moderate prices From long experience in
the business, and having the best facilities fol
acquiring pxrfect knowledge of it, and also o.
obtaining the latest fashions from Paris and the
East, she latters herself as being fully competent
to give satisfaction to those who will favor heI
with call
STRAW BONNETS. cleaned, bleached al
tered and colored in the neatest style; SILK and
VELVET BONNETS made by the dozen for
merchants and others; and RIDING HABITS,
CLOAKS, VISITES, MANTILLAS, SACS,
&c. made in the most fashionable manner.
DRESS-MAKING in plain and fashionable
styles executed on short notice and warranted to
fit also, Braiding of every description performed
with neatness.
Also, great variety Of False Hair, PlaQaaits
and CurLs, together with general assortment of
PERFUMERY, COMES. BR USHE,S, &c.
10 Her store is next to that of DR.. Rabe, on
Main street, where she will be happy to wait on
the ladies'.
Franklin. April II, 1852 6m
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never perhaps having seen them. He
was dreadfully afraid of getting him
self wet, particularly his hands anc
feet; in this respect showing very
different disposition to large long,
haired black monkey, belonging to a
family settled short distance from oul
residence.
This animal-the object of the great
est terror to the little Jackowinki. from
his having caught him one day ano
ducked him in the river-was one Of
the most tractabIe ard docile | ever re.
member having met. He was in the
habit of accompanying his master in
all his fishing and shooting expeditions
taking his allotted seat in the canoe,
and plying his small paddle for hours
together with the utmost gravity and
composure, all the while keeping ex-
cellent time, and being never out OF
stroke" Like his companions, he now
and then would dip the handle of his
paddle in the water, to destroy the
squeaking CRATE of the dry surface,
and again would lean over the side and
wash his hands His domestic habits
were perfectly human. The first thing
every morning, he cleansed his teeth
by taking mouthful of water and
using his finger as toothbrush. like
the other members of the family, whom
he also initiated in their daily bath in
the river Perhaps one at least of these
peculiarities was not entirely initiative,
as credible authority Capt. Steadman,
in his "Narrative of an Expedition to
Surinam"0 assures us that he once saw
a monkey at the waters edge rinsing
his mouth and appearing to clean his
teeth with his finger.
As for my little friend, | intended to
bring him home, but the day before my
departure he suddenly decamped We
were taking our usual trip up the creek,
and | was just thinking of returning,
when, on rounding sharp bend in the
tortpous channel, perceived two Jack
owlnks sitting on branch about twenty
yards distant, as yet unaware of our
vicinity, and, from their chattering and
grimmaces, seemed engaged in some
matrimonial squabble. Being anxious
10 obtain specimen for stuffing, fred
at one, which proved to be male, who
dropped to the ground
When my companion saw his brother
fall, he seemed instantly to understand
that / was a murderer. He took i'm
mediate revenge. He sprang to my
shoulder; tore handful of hair from
my head, and swiftly clambered away
among The overhanging branches
When ] recovered from surprise at this
unexpected attack, he had paused in
his flight. and, with his face turned TO-
wards me, was grinning, showing his
sharp little teeth, and throwing down
glances of ferceness and hate In
another instant he was pursuing the
emale, whose plaintive twitterings
we're distinctly audible as she scamper-
ID away among the trees. In the
course of time, he no doubt managed
o console the widow, and, free from all |
hackles and restraints, is probably at
his moment quietly enjoying married |
ife in his native woods.
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Important Decision.-The Supreme
Court of the United States on the 18th
ult decided the case of the Clamorgan
grant, under which half . million of
acres were claimed in the State of
Arkansas. The decision is in favor of
the Government and against the vail
dity OF the claim. The large tract of
country covered by it, therefore, falls
into the mass of the public lands, and is
subject to sale and settlement.
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Central Wing Executive Committee
Of tie State Of louisiana. W..
Baton ROUGE, March IS, 1926.

DAION 1lOGITE, A1dFcn TO- io@-j
! BY virtue of resolution adopted by
the Whig State Convention, held a
Baton Rouge, on the 10Th instant, the
Committee authorized to that effect BY
the Convention have appointed the
I following named wings to constitute
the "Whig Central Executive Commit
] tee of the State of louisiana" the
meetings of which are to be held in
the city of New Orleans. monthly. OF
oftener, as may be determined, the frs,
/ meeting to take place ON the second
Monday of April next:
Orleans-Isaac N. Marks. First Re-
preventative District, J. B. Walton, H.
NJ Summers; Second, w. H. Garland,
Thos. L. Leeds; Third, C. NJ Water
man, S. G. Risk; Fourth, E. Solomon,
Jules Benit; Fifth, JOS Lanata, George
Clark; Sixth, L. Heyliger, -;
Seventh, Riviere Gardere, Jos. Solo,
mon; Eight, Capt Snow, John B. Leefe
Ninth, Gabriel de Feriet, Louis Leneau ;
Right bank, A. B. Seger.
Jeferson-Fergus Gardere. City of
Lafayette, Daniel S. Devices, I. G.
Mackay.
Plaquemines-J. B. Wilkinson, Jr.
st. Bernard-Marcel Ducros.
/. ST. Charles-S Bron
St. James-J K Gaudet.
St. John Baptist-Cyprien Songy.
Ascension-A. J. Powell
AssumptioR-A F. Pugh
Lafourche Interior-Lous Bush.
Terrebonne-H C. Thibodaux.
Iberuille-Z. Labauve.
Vest Baton Rouge-S. nj. D. Clark.
St. Tansmany-Joseph Evans.
Washington-Nicholas Edwards.
st. Helena-Hez. Thompson.
East Fsliciana-Henry Skipwith.
Vest Feliclana-L. D. Brewer.
East Baton Rouge-VaIment Babin.
Liuingston-J. B. Dunnington.
Pointe CouPee-Aug, Provosty.
Concordia-Charles Cosgrove.
Tensas-A. T. Bowie
st. Mary-R. B. Brashear.
St. Martin-Thomas C. Nichols.
st. Landry-E. H. Martin.
Lqfayette-B. C, Crow. ga
VermiHi0n-H. Wilcoxon.
Calca$ieu-S A Kirby.
Arogelles-Henderson Taylor.
Rapides-H. NJ Hyams.
NatchitocHes-J G. Campbell
Sabine-Col. Davidson.
DeSoto-J. Gatlin.
CGddo-E. H. Crosby.
Bossier-R. j. Looney.
Claiborne-W. c. Copes
Tackson-Hector Mclean s
BienUille-Dr. Eagan.
Unloa-Wm C. Carr
Morehouse-James Boatner.
OuackitG-Thos. c. Scarborough.
CGldueu-T Crawford.
Catahoula-Wm N. Tew.
Franklin-CharleS Ramage.
Tensas-S. w. Dorsey.
Madison-H P Morancy.
CGrroH-Judge Anderson.
The above named gentlemen, com
prisins the committee, are hereby
notified that the first meeting of the
for organization will be held
in the city of New Orleans, on the
second Monday of April next, at such
line and place as will be notified in
he whig papers of the city, of that and
days.
Wing papers in the different parishes
throughout the State are respectfully |
-equested to publish this notice during
is utility.
WALTER BRAsHEAR,
Pres. of Convention and Chm of Com |
J. B. WA4roN, Secretaries.
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Spring and Summer Goods.

lust RECEIVED, a fresh supply of spring
j and summer Goods, consisting Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery, Boots and Shoes.
Hats, Crockery and Glassware, Tobacco and
Segars, Groceries, Willow Ware, Saddlery. Sc,
&c, all of which they offer at as low prices aud
on as reasonable terms as any others in the
market.
PARKERSoN, RANDLETT & FooTE.
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% The Mobile Register says that
the new Odd-Fellows' Hall in that city,
now in progress of erection, will be-
completed during the summer, and that
the next session of the Grand Lodge,
in February next, viii be held. therein.
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WINTER


The winds are signing, sobbing,
Like mourners round u bier,
And from the hills there cometh
A voice that sounde:h drear
As the trumpet call to judgment,
Saying, Prepare, prepare!
Spread Ger the vale an icy pail,
And lay the old year there. %
Within are sounds of gladness,
And fires that brightly burn,
And stories of the olden times
Are told by each in turn;
Without, the cry of misery
And want salute the ears,
And we look on hoary winter
Thro' mingled smiles and tears.
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II A Convention of Delegates from
the parishes in Northern Louisiana and
from those counties in Mississippi, Ar
kansas and Texas, interested in the
construction of railroad from the Mis-
sissippi river, through Northern Louisi-
ana TO Shreveport, and thence into
Texas, is to be held at Monroe, parish
of 0uachita, on the 5th of July next.
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AUTUMN.


A perfect food of sunshine,
Wherein all objects seem
A scene of golden splendor
That makes the senses dim !;
Beneath q blue pavilion,
A glorious feast outspread,
Where choicest gifts of nature
Abundantly are shed.
A lingering look cast backward
Unto the days gone by,
A turning to the future
With sad and anxious eye;
Mid autumn's purple sunsets
A dirge note swells the blast,
And tells that soon the brightness
Of the year viii all be past.
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R. N. MCMILLAN,

ATTORNE At LAW.
Office on Willow street, next door to Thomas
Maskell, Esq.
P He will also attend to all business con-
fded to him as NOTARY PUBLIC IN any part
Of the parish Of ST Mary.
Franklin, Nov. s, 1851.
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AttOrney-at-LaW.

DoBERT ]. BOWMAN intends locating
Ii himself for the Practice Of Lar in the sew
eral courts of this district previous to the next
regular term of the District Court In the mean
time any business intrusted to his care through
the hands of Messrs. F. D., E. NJ, or D. D.
Richardson will receive his prompt attention.
Sept 6, 1851.
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. SUMNER
; A dreamy sound of waters
Falling, ever falling;
Voices Of sweet song-blrds
To each other calling;
Flowers all rainbow-tin
Springing, ever springing,
On the vagrant breezes
Richest perfume flinging.
A perfect satisfaction,
A fulness OF delight,
A sense of gliding onward
Through regions ever bright
All balm, all bloom, all beauty,
Like some ambrosial cline
These are the signs that tell US
OF glorious summer time.
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10 Another liquor seizure has lately
taken place at Portland, Maine.
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PROFESSIONAL.
s. H. M'GILL.

Al. TUCKER, s. H. N GILL.
TUCKER & McGILL, attorneys and
1 ComaasellOrs at La1c, viii practice their pro-
fession in the several Parishes of the Fourteenth
Judicial District.
60 Office on the I'd floor of Odd-F Fellows'
Hail. in Franklin. 80:
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Encourage Home Industry,

sf,,, Sheet Iron Stoves, Cooper's stoves Ia
% new article), Stove Pipes, Stove Furni-
tiers, Oil Cans of all sizes made to order.
COPPER STEAM AND HOT WATER
PIPES, of any size or form required, manufae-
tured or repaired. All kinds of Brazing done by
the subscriber.
Sugar-house Lamps, superior to any in this
market, Roofing (or galvanized) Tin, Hard and
Soft Solder, Zine and Wire of all sizes.
Tin Ware at wholesale and retail at the Frank
lin Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin Ware Manufac-
tory, on Main street.
C. E. CAMPBELL.
Franklin, Oct. II, 1851.
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For Sale.
To Planters.

TyHE undersigned viii attend to all orders for
J. putting up machinery. engines, dc. Apply
to John Muggah, Postmaster, Pattersoville.
3-3m. j. NJ CHAMBERS.
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Hops, Yeast Powders, Chocolate, Prestons
II Extract of Lemon, Bay Run and a variety
OF Spices, lately received and offered to house
keepers ~ G. RABE.
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o,. arr ro7c rler,y s are ea-sr e- o. "e-torn an o
g.. &c ~. rHsy DO AZ sc, ord jersey a. -"d3S
a. &c., ire Cern zs sctIso Dc" >outAerb te.
b.ff.rsrd y srlrce Old IN qhi,t ne Is;'n = COZ
e. ~ the ,sants a. he home I'D t-teu uslei sNes ~
- esf 1910 7O67c fey new Southern ant jersey fe
-sa7ec for Nes.rI mixed, and 7f0'Ic ios Old oollH
D.. N - .,.isr I'D cn.fe m
,-l-s ssles II 20 bns 259.5ic for ONO an =.
g., P-,son. 81 ~ hhds u. Idgo ~ @'c- trie. -,
pRONISlONS-Our Pors market s e,'' ne uel l
fr srd tie tcndclcy - 81 DOWN., ~ e. = flc 10y
49, Tn sre 80 hhls. = ! s. lQSs ~ ioT
- ~ ei5 q fo-rrv Country SO or n Cty N -
ss pine and Si5 o7s 62s for 'd Prime Included
- ne 80 are SObs old Mess - arrive 600 =, -pfneth az
w. peef il firm with socd a m1.d Tor re trnte
zoo III. ~ 81 - y fIr county Me- .l5GSl 81
or repscked Cacaso, Sh 30 % - s ~. 40 ~, "a
- IS e,r country PrInr ard u ioi FeIios. ana
~ Prime Prime Mos 2 nrrl I'D ~ ~ din-d- 49,
- = fcs .roF Ono ~ sls r. Beef Hams re hrn ~
xt1sdel5 w-rh salrs o. f0 bile Chicaro a ne itef
- Dressed Woe are 90 demand q, : tJc LEd =
benvy AMI dull Salss OF 49, tols snd tce 81 ~ ~'e
prt "a Mears are -csrce Sies OF 60 tee plan pcAed AZ
ific in Hans and nc for SAosiders bur IS hrn and
psires ard c3d3c f. Orange County AID Fisi O'eese
WGoT il sfive though the ss'eo az private tins week
h.ve ro hen al ,-ee ~ week - the auction - o
Wien Woe occurred the principal attention OF the fae
IN. a. went o. n much spf and tie a>fng pri1e- OF
elers Ia private were fully reaEed Tue manu-
80 ~ nlrrrs huvcrs Washcd BuenOs Ayres brlus
NOISE urvasled DO Sc9lci nnwss,ed EnTe 0o-'
TtdHic. unwsshed hcsil.o, NsGl%i washed dc. l'f
NfI AsSFS-Ney-O rlcens barrels contnue sctive. so
sold today A. sc. ,,
,t5T5lcs ESQ boxes Brown Havana on private terms
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DIED.

On Thur.day norrns, sARAH LAviNiA WAkhlN laughter
4 Thomss end WARM a6d and % noahs
The funeral vii take this Gag Friday - clock pee 80
H. 70 Vacb place, Sullivan It. hou';ons The 70
70 ittni
the funeral. without further invitation.
Wednesday Dee JOHN fLlN" aged 90 lfoaef
81 JOSEPH Gauge 49,
nend Of the family respectfully nvett1 aeud 1sfu
neral afternoon O'Clock from hs lts resdence' 70 ~
Tlm.ff. ofAnihony
On Thursday Dec . CHARLES FRANCIS, youngest MI, Of
d. va A. and Hannah X. M, AGED n months
and friends the family respectfully invited %
OF the deceased Friday she instant a.
ooock T. NJ Gom No. Us BrOomes II
81 West,hes'er papcrs please copy.
On Thursday, Nov 2, DAVID + hOSiER q Wtr'l .fs3.
the 4l-t year Of his age
tend hs funeral saturday II ococi n ron t ate
residence No Is South 7hst - ~
"Wednesday norn,rg per A. O'Clock, JULIA AnilH
daughter Henry and AMANDA Hoc9ab 'st gar, months ana
days.
The relatives and rcnls Of he family arr repeatedly invited %
attend her funeral fuday 'hr 50 Instant 80 O'Clock VI from
ience. No n Horafo - without lf;hff n1u'
wednesday De- HELEN JANE daughter o. Ep1raa ana
~ "a Brd.eye, years o. age
Inc relatives and family invited 20 att he f.
neral on Frday afternoon oclock from lfj Nstu -,
Brooklyn The remains WI be Inferred the Evfsfeens cemetery
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EDrviCu Ports.

vfr sert lf. shp Wn CoI'1ri Ho' fo, r1ia Aal'
20 or 20, .r s;rloo from sHanshs' a4f
for Boston &C. Ken rgon. l.so- ol san sfaa 49,,
gan is.b do CO a. i-r-,o from p,us t4h
18Th, hrrrre - JAY mlh fum krsisnt 20 bad or 'o0
saled AZ - sh.s Nsfeyrs- lbrl Ne" i''N -''' H''
kF,aau. o. slip sr-.y Far-on' for w '7'' 70 only
A. Bs,,1a So. ~ hips uaor Chssnila orsarPore, sooi
SAINT, 20 re',rs,, .,- View Yors 900,
ats-,-r, a. los- p.rt-sl Irito,n ron Sh,ns's-
Fr LONDON rtr WITH ls O. st!' 81 ea' l'' '''y -
Passed Aaer tss - b,rs- Co7,.aun Bl row NsE iors nr
N-ua sept - Cascsrss b. IaAey'i Ne"l0'N nay 49,
o. - Goa, cf s'u Fas Of ses'e~srr' Iaia' :
Mc.cr-o csysn ot a. ship Newton For'',r. for Pre'ns
Tom St ueeu sp, g. steamer Grclt rra Nae'''
Ar 'tst v,- ,a- d. Verbs Oct g. sarah = 1ds
Tbompson rom Liverpool and cleared tn Tor Aasfas va ave
So, or~ 90. M s,ts St. Lavrcnc. y r.t,r foa Sev
Yk ls,he srs su Frrrh, Brown, roni ini nc do Va Gan
SEED r,-a Han Nov 70 ss,p a.cueer F1.h,n. Ne,:,l
cssrci q. R-ay wge. iisea cilea'
Domufo cry Sfh li.. brS Pnnr1 = pie 9'i
h~ e bad coffee iT re''on Sailed 'n ~ ors san IN
Nssuroa Sep; 9 hi Render Lore ar Ne~ror1 d.
stB,,,S, -, a. 81 Nightingale Fi.kr shaashae
tArr D. and sa'cj NEXT dy FOR London
Nov sp soro. Rogers. ingaafin'ne une oay
C. r.nsaei Nov 8 bsrA Yarmouth, Pans' tom croHtidi
NGpiso~ Nov Is sr .hip- 81 Lawrence Frsnro,
An COCHRAN, and Polly. Allen io, New orleans Dr.
Harley npouad, tor New fors Hunon ohAf Tor
A. Greerocl Wow &C. Br bark. s,stean Corning r Boston;
Plsrm Retarded to- New Orleans sailed lrom Tail OF The
Bank 18Th Br bsks aary scott tor Boston, 18th Allan Brown
NhkeB, 30.
Arr =, Bahama SEPT 3. ship Cs,hanne Edmans Plramf
hCNdera chhl Oct ., shP' Cora Hubbard Tor Boston
Isaac Nep,on, Whitney, dsr
Saled rom Coqnmio oct 8 ship Harou Ewing. Spawn,
Boston.
Ar az RIO Jinero Oct 10 bark john Carver Porter Pctou
aboa; Aus a. H. bark Henrietta Treat Pcon = laeoat
SEPT 81
Ayre Orleans Sid nth ship Courier Dew
huIe. Srn FranOsco -.
A. Pernambuco oct barb Gen Je-up Fisher from PhAdei
pha; brs VIM. Puce Qpig from do.
hn Boston
A. Anv Caves Nov TO- bra Barbaaoes Neyens for Boston. ~
d. sshr johnson frate for do d. Express Howes os
do. 10 DE-.
Atsau Juan Cuba bra Hlcyop Eddse, dcs to load
or As~ York
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,..,.5 s,J then iaylies naeoni mi ,-Dep'ers e.
:. ~b'nf 10 tim tou ohcs oi tie t.rns, pfcrs e ~
,bsy vill reTforn G!o gOrk. the OWE n r1t b. III
80 shenoe Of any pedss 20 that efec;l 20 efo
~ t5e oarty no oie6 d. inc wlfk TO- ia - vest
PI.. n de.erririDr vvho-e offer he viii aocept- Ia
sotL eas, the owner liable 10 ore who's Df ~ re-
jectod Tor 'he siue ana lloo, ss ~ bf :, ~ he
o"'' Iuoe1rsT R..vFRsEp, VIII cosrS
Georce q Anl-.ws set Da~d .. fn0ru
fa5efepd.nt sppear n Jlsrices C'lT' ind P'e's 70
The merit be thereby waves al aeiee.s ia - ,.e
srrrnms ard AL irregularities therein OF N "a 1919
,Seof AItboneh by me SD section Of the o. 81 1881 -
abo ga .rnprsouIDeri lor debt, kcy ~ q Po qu "
non-residott def ndaIt b. proceeded ae..' - - 60 M
sste The Justice shall have iur con o. Ne Satse' new
erthsless II the DEF ndant apPeai sn p'esa Z. ~ !. "
Sefcct II nav BE- zdec - VOL lr-iTV Apes
sTce ,bout process The justice haslng JGisdcti1n 81
the subject mater may acqorg lsd'etoh OF &c PI'.a
Nv tjy.e pereof ne acquires Ilrsdcticn Of ire
cause Afsr pleading 10 the eItslt is 'oo @I 70 80 -
diss the for defects IN The luminous Opn'oa y
Woodruff }. -..,,.- .,.,, o,,re
Alert w Parsons against William n. Or1'fihs &c.
Where the defendant liable fer COmnsaios on 80
~ property and there conflicting clans % the CO. n7
son b o. and even II 10 be doubtful "he' ger o
sum b. due 70 other or 20 both OF tlcn J9nty
asrf hy each 10 the piaintiof all his claim, 'te md
interest in the plaintiff the whole ca z enI ne y
recover thereOna JOINT assignment not necessary W .
10" " JupcYfvr AFFIRMED WITH COSTS.
Treadwell Ketcbum agaiust Augus1sLer q;
defendant Will not b. permitted 20 aDsTer 6y denying
information or knowled- sufficient 20 form belief WneIe
the facts alleged II true must necessarily BE- known 70 MN
or where be b. deemed ss matter OF a" 20 ave ,
tee thereof az OF judgment asains; h,'n IN G
unless he give plan alton showing 3 4ood III
IN the matter srd tllt is answer u not false ana tyaHV
But this objection cannot be made by dend7ie, 20 On
swer-t can b. urged on motion only. AdcmuHeT va not
lie in any case matter the answer wnc sOe- merely %
d,Hi0i e The compliant IL y on 10 net2 "t.i ID @ i
ser that demurrercan be- nterpOsed Hyp0ihccai Leal-
ing enable and may b. corrected on motion out u
that there caees ~ when tn'
NAV answer hvrotet cay-i. justify avoid the facs
alleged without admitting them 10 he true. II 0nyjn
The purDose Of The upon the matter o. dt0f1nct or
sfc6fon that the defendant deeged admit tn trut
Of the plaintiffs allegations He did not ~ form adj
them under the former system Of pleadiuss Hence plea
In BANKRUPTCY contain the wOds If any slch prom
ses were nade'- If any such Judgment was recover d.
&c. IT. dischrrgcd, sc. Opinion by woodruff J.