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russzr, rheups de fer e, sreeialen: pour s' Central
Fopsrueon Land Bonds les Ere lS cs 1875 e, les
uSslixsn Central = De 1850 e. 1859 On co1fncu' les
orres n sort que peu dnpotAnee D. plus lee Baqne ts
les blsis circulation touvireni contraction
Ore eircu alton see PROJECTIONS ortinaifes eil oe
any sos manete sefout cres Pau'onae par e xill
rouyt men ocs pr0du;s sgo es C.ci ccAsionnea az su
,.e aernsuse pour n5s Eta,s bsse 10 CIR
eulanon. ct eette psTsPeei,e IaAl qsji ssl 20 as
qusutise ie tists cue deTlont eiHetiie ies -
zee pIeebsn-uue parne settlement ee eeus eHSI @oI "
bssee sur tends c'Eta's -. .... .,i,,.
en- psrtcu- entire f. Indians, ct les Ms.9g ae
hauss e., e, Incans KENTUCKY L'etins anl Nou
Csrors Les Nrsine r. les CaAnVLi- cont tcr' 49,
esoncs De VII. Is scat esmes Ouslaes ,ianss. :,
fai;e. N 81 Louis County Bonds e en- MuwssAee ts
dernier u cent De hansss. Les ~ su
psy,bes NeW.Yofk recheche. ais mangaeo' enese
uent.
We can hear of but about $500 900 in gold going to
Boston tomorrow for the steamer, but this amount
may he increased.
The business at the Clearing House to-day was
sl7,729,ooO.
The Cumberland Miners Journal says:
For the week ending Saturday July 81, 5,4T9 %
tuns of coal were shipped by the Cumberland Coal
and Iron Company 332 81 tuns OF this amount was
shipped BY railroad the balance 3l4O o. was shipped
via canal. Total amount seut by I'M. company io'
tits season suce the lst OF January 81 o. tuh,
From the FrostbuIg region for the week the amount OF
coal shipred is 47l3 tuns OF this amount 247O tuns
was sent by railroad, the balance, @39 tuns, VIA
canal From the Georges Creek region iof tle week
go u tuus For the year since he LIT January tue
total amount is lis, 4s7 Oh tuns. From the New
Creek Mines for the week, l24 OF tuns we're shipped
via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad For the year
,524 % iuns 80 boats descended the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal for the week ending Saturday, 2lst
carrying $50. II tuns OF coal.
The condition of the New Oreans Banks is as fol-
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REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT GosE.-Another oil
tbo-e landmarks Of the Revolution which are 90
very limited paced away few days ago a; Fort
Plain Monte omery County IN this State, IN the death
OF General Geo II. Nells, - years old. This dsnn-
gufhed gentleman wns ffer IN one OF the Revolt
tionary regiments and served three years az For
Clyde under Captain Lyp, who was in command Of
portion Of The troops which were sent 20 de-nd tie
frontier settlements oftte state OF New-forK During
the term of bis service be fought in several engage
nents with the Indiana and he aided the cause Of hs
country on one occasion b. several daring ex.
plots. Subsequently in the war Of 1872 he served
TWO YEAR az colonel and commandan Of The -men's
sent 10 garrison and defend Saeketts Hsrbor and re
acted ihroul honi the under the direction OF Gen
errs Brown and Collins. He was chosen as member
of the Legislature Of this State n the years sl4 ant
1915 and afeTward for several years Judge OF The
Couri of Common Pleas in Mont-o merry County. For
more than thirty YEAR be justice Of the peace,
and ia all positions in which his duty called him he
acted the part OF man and patriot. He went down
10 bic grave ripe in years and respected by all who
knew bin. lie il the father Of X. G.. Nellis Of New
York. brooklyn Eagle.
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pb,,.delph,a Markets Tr,v eo

The CoTroS market continues Inactive snd msnufa4,
purchase spsIirglyi sales II pland 90 di1ic q n
ftoUR there i nothing doing Except in rctsi ~
n hB r common 70 rooo brands and 80 IS : no IS az
ira according 10 quality. Fancy lots such Excelsior ~
Vernon and other select brands command higher quoss
our Lowest au0sfior wiihou sales. In RYE Flour snif
MEAL nothing doing The demand Or WHEAT has dia
fsrsp Of but supplies continue forward sost n
prces reuain whou change sales II 900 hush a q
lush for prime : u'tern Red and : e50=s for Va
mostly sfoaf L. RYE no ssles have been reported Con
6u sales Of SEQ bu,h Yellow AZ % f9'c. OATS r. osava
out charge lot OF old Penn syvauia nd a. Sole g BOD
store sfd coo bush. NV De AZ SHE Q0E2cs<<
BARK i held firmly = 81 , ior No l. Two casgt
Sranah cod a. as Sd$40 y cri-the LATER 'or fsl
Biiuuinous Coal very dal prices nominal In CNa
srED liftie or nothing doing; quote a. ~ y PAt
WHISKY continues limited reques small sales II bsrss
.Ol &c and hogsheads at 40c
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WARINE 10 UR Nal
PORT OF NEw-YoRR.......JuLrs
Cleared

shps-Hero, Stafford It. John, n. B., Geo. Bulkley M
night, Hatch San Francisco James Smith SOM s. HONS
Griffith. Stephens. Wm Nels' son; r. Rob noa, No
insOn. ST. John, n. b.. Sn-w & surgess.
bsks-Southeiuer, Walton, Csla. Yates P0sterie1i
tava, Rsimers. Havans, Mora g. Nephew, n. o. Hrcko2
Randall seersport Walsh, Carver Cnase.
Bnss-Anusndale, Pendleton, Card-nas. Walsh CeVes
Chee; Eliza Ann, Teuny, ~. Jsg' II. d. Br00km N "a
Anna cl Ffsnciscc siasei les Chamberlain Robinson t
schooners-John Price Sears, Baltimore, Mailer La
Citizen, Wsllsce Portland Rur sell ViniDg; Arctic Crhen
Alexandria, Abbott Dodge Co; Toinah Hobbs 81 ~
y. B., Brett, Son Co. Lamsrtne. Briggs, WlminstoaE
Cready Mott Co.. Msnhasett, rrown saw tbnah ScEs1
y. W. Smith Barton, ChsTl, ston, McCresdy, Mott 50
Louisa, Ireland. Plymouth, j. I. Johnson
Propeller black Diamond, Lopez Philadelphia, W.
Tho npsou Co
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DIED

BAoov-on sabbath morning July - GEsksE Bacon ESQ,
IN the tith year Of his
The funeral services vii place Tuesday O'Clock
NJ his late residence No iihiv The relatives and
ME nds 81 the family requested seud without hef
tKsSN-On Mouesv, July p hAgY BEKSY AZ No II Jersey.
81, aged months.
III remains inferred in the Cemetery the Evesreeas
SANII-At Jersey CITY Sundsy evening July 9. IF
rsres DvuL'Y GREeosY infant Of Cisrrsss J. and
/ snlsi > Gsvlt aged year. months anc Us days
The relative and friends invited 20 aeni the uusrs from
the Of Coles aud south 7th-s:s Tuesday, after
noon a. O'Clock, WITHOUT fruhei invitation
kNe ON Monday oruns July 50 Mrs JANE NiSc Ns;roa
Of Bellevue opita and for the las = years connected with
thar Institution
The fI will take place feet Of esihst East River this
(rue-dsyl morning s. a. O'Clock Her friends those Of
her son John XII & respectfully invited 20 attend
LEErE-ln Brooklyn, Long Issnd. Saturday. July p
CH.ELES HFXEY infant Of George A. and ElEAbeth
Leete setd months and DAYS
Van VLEck-Ou Mondsy July the residences ps
West Morsauia, AsSA twin dsushte Of Joseph and
Amanda Van Nleck aged months and 5 Gays
WATEkBVtY-On Sgposy morning July y AZ Nysck, NARY
JvliA ughteT OF hsres A. and Mary Julia Water
bur, ssed wears mouths ard days
The friends OF the family invited Sttepd the funeral
TUESDAY S inst clock fou the residence Of her pa
rents No IL Commerce without further invitation
AstsieAs hsrIrrsThe members Of this Institute are
euested 70 stend the fr era Of NJ GsoR.g BcoS bis las
essnee No. 20 ithsv, thus day July 81, 81 oseek p H.
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IAdveriisement.l
DELIGHTFUL RESIDE,
Is az TIIE RANKs OF

DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCES on THE BANKS OF
THE BuDsos-rhere is not more beautiful place for resi-
epce within baDg of this city believe than in the
thriving Vsgc Of Yonkers Ii is accessible several mes day
by To those who contemplate pur
sbssuR home the country would call their attention 70
the Advertisement Of MI ANTHONY BLEEcKER 10 another
column lie announces be vi se at Auction To-MoR
Row at the Merchants Exchange htyt9ur COTTAGE sad
VILLA Riveroac Valentine and frankln-ays In the
kIsss These size nom half 10 two
and qusrter EACH large portion Of the property IL
banks Of the Hudson Ryr aud affords extern
sve the ing The location said 20 be
healthy nd the neighborhood Is excellent.
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Messrs. Duncan, Sherman Co. will pay on 'ne
goth of August the dividend of = cent on stock Oh
the Yew-York Central Railroad Company, regsterei
in New. York.
The Weekly Bank statement shows very triiling
changes from last week excepting in Deposits which
are about coo lower. The movement Of the week
Las been very regular and the staiemant is looked
upcn a. q favorable one. The comparison with the
rrsvious week ia az follows:
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4 CURIOUS LAwsUIT.-A lady has sued the IefeT-
son Railloa Company 10 recover damages for Injuries
sustained by the train being thrown down an enoank-
nott The Ground Of the suit Is that the injuries r.
ceived by D. acciden OF such nature 10 unit
hr for maternal duties rather that she cannot ne
come mother The matter Of course will be properly
investigated Il is certainly a very novel affair. TIE
lady interested is oily about "a years Of eye ani IL
said 70 be quite handsome
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FEMALE PUGIIsTs.-TwO nymphs of tue pave
named Adelia Henderson and Agnes Near met ir'
Broadway opposite Thompson's Saloon, and after
war of words had passed between them squared off for
q fight In the third round Adelia hoored by
blow upon her nasal organ which set the ciaret How
ing. Bleeding and swearing she got up and with
knife cut her adversary in the lip aud forehead. Her
friends then carried her Off but yesterday she was ar
rested by Officer Lord and locked up.
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W7halerp.

Ar eu.Bedford on Saturday lth ofsbip HerHassT,e
was sod at auction Thomas WYE a. the rae o. -
Az TombeI JuEe IL. bark Ohio, Baker, NeT'0'"
sinee last report. u.,rr Of W
Bedford 70 porte her az Tsleshrsno June T. WIZ
oil on beard. ss same day for horne = vv,isu -
spoksn--July -, st. 81 81, Ions ~ % sehf' "
liver, Of Bsntucket IS bbls. klaekhsh OIL
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Sales OF stocks Mt Philadelphia

GReported for THE y. Y TRIBUNE BY j. X. n. B. Fay
mi BoarG-IC0 City Gs. IS, H. 81: Phsdepha
sUnbury g. R. e $751; SPspnA R. R. ~ s. Morn. nal rs;
lo Resdipe r. r. cash ~ 50 do. s5wn, 4li leo do days
4fi 100 DO cash ~ 2co Do b5wn ga 81 Long Island r. R.
l6 5 Little Schuyl. r. r., 50l 5 Mechanics Bank, 3d.
BeieeH Boayds-loO Reading r. r cash 4is Commercial
Bank ST.
Second Board-2CeO Reading r. &C. 70 s6 5000 City R.
r. e gi 6OCO Hunt. and broad.Top r. r Is, b5 81 100
Cry c. ST.; 20 Little sehuyl x. r b5 so 100 New Creek
Goal Co. ~ IS Beav Mead r., 52i So Reading r. r., al
-ifi0 Boayd-ll Reading X. L., ~ 100 do. -
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Markets AREru1LY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE,

MONDAY. July 80, 1855.
AsHES-The market easier for Pos and the demand fsr
OF rs bbl SO S7a 81 So Pearls are dull at 80 1oG
st g.
BRICKs-The market quiet notice sales ofhard North
River at IS IS
CEsENT-There bu little doing this article; sales
9Oc. & Dbl.
COTTON-A frmer feeling apparent aud have 20
further advance Of tc q Mid ilings and Miiiug F4
,rades yesterdays quotations The
business not large chiefly spuners and the sales
estimated az only 30 bales We revise quotations
Ordinary aud Fair remaining before:
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BUFFALO July S0-I2.so 2. M-FLovR quiet and sro,vA
common Wisconsa, 81 IS WHEAr lower; e. 900 "
Upper Lake srrIg az 81 g. SosS seti sles 100 eass
tf4c. o rs steady CANA FgEIsrTs sha lowers O.
70 New-York l2.c RscsPrs To- he at - hour; FN
$50 bhs Corn fC coo bus els. CANAL ENPosrs Or ~
TIN Z: Flour So bbs; Wheat, lfo2 tushss; Corn, lsif
bufhels O.ts, 1000 hus'es.
NEW OkLEaSs, Juy &-The CorroN muket u IA
higher say to- owing ~ the hight stock In handi sales ia
. n ball
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NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS.

KSow-NorHrsoIsH n NEw-JERsEr-Ihe 1'reHt0H
True American gays that 1T Is reduced 70 a fact
(which nobody can deny that the backbone OF Know
"No,hipesm in Trenton ia gone. There ~ not par
"tice Of vitality in the whole party IN me suaie,
Broken-up factions, they viii fail an easy prey 70 ne
purity OF democratic principles.
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Advertisement

JEANNE MARsII-The Belle Of Cherry Valley
has excited the poetic General Norris and furnished
new to our Ballad Composer Thomas Baker
who podueeo admirable melody sparkling and
the fair theme Of both poet add musician ear'
ME possesses all the eeu Of immense popularity,
and will soon be found every Piano in New York TINS
charming Ballad has just been issued by hosAcE Waters NO
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Much excitement has been created in Atlantic City
nv en- attenp, of the Irsh Roman Catholics 10 wres,
the municipal government from the hands of the
Americans. lar. public meeting was held on En-
day and addressed by j. H. Jones, Esq., and ID. w.
Beiisle Efforts made to get up another meetiug
lNewsrk Daily ADVERTISE.
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Receipts OF Produce

BIZ Hr8son Riser Railroad for he rees ending JSiy "a
head Cattle So DO. Calves 2 do live Hogs, pace p v
Co Poultry n 10. Eggs S3 do Butter 70 bbls Flour,
bass Hsy CO. Leather p 5J ssls Mhk, 100 "
b. 20. Slate.
Nv Noyh Rirey R1af,-i2 2e6 bbs Flour 81 763 bush Cen
5ec0 do. Oats 2S3 pkg-. Whisky q do. Ashes, 77s "a q
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During the week we have shipped u, 400, 900 aud
the subTreasury has absorbed $500 ooo yeithe
line has sustained iisei although commencing the
week with declining average. The Assay Office has
vet about $500 600 OF the god Of the last steamers to
nay out The Banks which have the largest number
of accounts with neri Banks have increased their
deposits, the Metropolitan 1000, American EH-
change $4,000, &c.
CoyP,Rarrvs TasLE Of Ne Loaa Spees Circulation and De-
rosi,s Of bd1k + he City Of Nctc York, r ne ceesf
rdnc Saturday july 81 1855, and Saturday JAY 2 1850
To uhh alfred he Capital Of each Bank al ne 4fer
ufv1 % in p.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE

RESISTING An OFFICER.
Three stevadores. named David Harrington John
Reed and Thomas Collins, were arrested on a CON
plant OF impeding an officer Of the Uni'ed States in
The performance of his dutywe believe in RELATION 70
the discharge of a cargo. They were held to bail.
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IAlYertiseInent. |

RADICAL CURE or RUPTURE, PILES AND FIs-
TuLAs EDWARD II. DIXON NJ. D., Editor Of The Scapel
and Operating and c, insulting Surgeon No q 5;hay. has
Stabilized spacious and ooumodous private Hospital tor the
reception o those that require prolonged attendance The
above diseases are cured without the kufa gsture Dr.
d. refers 10 great nunbeT of gentlemen cured by MIN in this
City OHice hours from TO g. and 10 9, evenings
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tAdveuisementl
PERFECT BEVERAGE FOR

= I
Hor WEATHER M MAiLLARD having Just arrived from
Paris oaers srticle FROZEN COFFEE COFFEE lcED,
the thoroughly refreshing Of lo~s for this Gentle
and Ladies by dec inc giving this article tTA
To Be found only at No. 62l Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT
FuRFKA -KIDDERs PATENT GAS REGULATOR

only thing that accomplished the complete control OF
the oonum pion Of saving the tas usual ON
IS per cert with beautiful light FOR sale Rights
which the attention Of capitalists re-
specifically Invited afordng profitable Investment Gail
and examine illustrations No. 26l Broadway
J. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary.
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MARRIED..

SFNNEY- BuNSEs-n Fairfield Conn. on Monday morning
July So by the Rev d. Lord Jos ;. SFINSEY Of Saa
Francisco Call and SARAH kEAScEs daughter Of the se
Capt John Bunker Of Fairfield
SAu Francisco papers please copy.
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BIRTHS.

MEKsY-on Monday, July p Mrs I.oLIA MEKRY OF Cone
CAaraugus County y Y, birth three babes
ell suls They doins well The crowds visitors 5ud
Indicate that baby show" veTly ~ session Too late
for hsrum's. IL j. uudrrstcod that quite
pTessnts has been already realized.
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MARINE CoURT.-July So.-Before Judge Nee ,RTHY.
RENT AND BOARD.

Suit is brought against Mr. L. as security for lady
AIMED Burke for balance of rent due premises No.
70 Varck-s amounting to Sls2. For defense II is 10
sisted that the plsntifi was indebted to Mrs. b. for
board for one of bis clerks in the of SO, which
defendant claims to offset and that offer had been
made 10 settle aud amount due rendered before the
suit was brought.
The Court held. from the testimony that the De.
ferdant was entitled to offset of sos, and gave judg
ment for plaintiff for $ll4. The tender not having
been equal TO the amount due throws the costs upon
defendant otherwise they would have been on plain
tiff For plaintiff Messrs Benedict and Boardman;
for defendant Mr. Eredericks
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Advertisement
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sumption and all the Throat and Lungs Dr. CUR
mss HYeFASA Thousands have been restored health the
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sold BY c. H. RING, No. 1872 Broadway Price only IS
package DR. CURTIS will be al the office daily from 10 20
etloek, where he may be consulted free Of charge.
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Advertisement.
LONG ISLAND RAnROAD-Cheap EXCURsION.

are now run to SAG HARoR and GRrESPoRT every TUESDAY
TauRspY and SATURDAY Leave South Ferry Brooklyn at
"a NJ Fare Hsrbor and GTeenPort Is cents fare 10
eth nace and return. s
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L. A. Chandler, Morristown; Geo. W. Cassidy, Jer-
sev CITY; and p Dickerson Paterson, have been sp-
nointed Commissioners for New-Jeney by the judges
Of the Court Of Claims at Washington
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Simeon Diapers regular seni-weekly sale Of Stocks
and Bonds viii take place TO MORROW. at l2l o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange.
s,s4l shares of the stock Of the Illinois Central Rail
road will be offered at auction by order of the Com
pany on the 9lst of August for Don-psyment of In
stamenis. Of these shares 1850 stand in the name
Of Messrs. r. G. L. Schuyler.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

THE LIQUOR CAsEs.-The tnal Of Thos. Berry of
the Eastern District which was to have taken place
yesterday before Justice JACOBS and Jury, was post
poned by mutual agreement until after the decision Of
Toynbee's case before the Supreme Court
The case Of VIM. Guischard viii take the same
course.
Six persons, arrested for intoxioaton by the Fifth
District Police, were brought before Justice jacobs
yesterday morning and of them could recolect
where he obtained his liquor. Three of them were
fined one gave bonds TO appear for trial, sent
10 the Peniientiary, and two were discharged.
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" I'D ItW eICtplUL- Il VIII o Ell mere las been
a considerable increase as compared with lsst year.
The circular Of hessrs. Marie 4 Kanz for the
steamer has the following remarks:
Derus du a e ache es, deyeuu us scrf
es snds pour IA Pupart subj movement de hsuse
Paz les de eea repse psGf eonpter ordres
eonadersbes De Loncres pear e, obsstous de
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NOTICE TO REPREsESTATIvEs.

After decision upon case Is mace, with leave 70
turn the same into bill of exceptions exception
can be taken but such as appears in the case.
When dtfenC ant dies after the argument and be-
fore the decision and the Judgment of afrmance is
thereupon entered nunc pro tune of II day before
his death the 80 days limited by section for turning
the case into bill of exceptions does not begin to run
until the personal representatives of the deceased are
made parties 10 the suit
The plaintiff may proceed to collect his judgment
and the representatives must at their peril cause H. on
selves to be made parties, or the judgment may be en-
forced against them.
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LAW LNIkLLIGE VCE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERN-July 80
Before Judge ISGRAHhN.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrAL TERN-July 80
Before Judge ISGRAHAN
pEcrsfON-cOLLUsIyE CONFESSION or JUDGMENT.
William H. Mailer sgt Henry +. Ketchen snd Arnold ~
Sheldon.
The Judge in this case, gave an opinion at consii-
ersble length. IL March last Mr. Ke cham, it was
stated purchased certain personal property Tor 500
for whc b he paid 1925 in cash and gave note for
500; and nc expended $500 on the machinery, &c, IN
ADDITION.
In MAY Mr.. Sheldon joined him az partner, agree
ing 10 put in 500 his share Of tue capital in order
TO extend the business. He advanced however, in
fact, but $3.50, and the par Ders disagreed.
Plaintiff, Mr.. Mailer 1t appea's, held from Mr.
Ketcham an assignment Of the purchase of the ma
chinery. &C.. az security for the n ineys he had adj
vanced 10 Keicham for The purchase aud held lien
upon such machinery.
On the 9th July Keicham proposed to plaintiff 70
give hin plaintiff the firm note for ketchams in
debteduess to plaintiff that he could secure himself
for moneys advanced 70 Ketohan, and plaintiff 70
nnquish 10 the firm the lien held on the goods
On the same oay an attorney employed for
plaintiff, and summons served on Ketchain, and
attorney wss also employed by ketcham 10 sppear for
both defendants and notice OF appearance from L.
Dusenbeny as attorney for both defendants, who
made an offer 10 plaiDtif TO take judgment against
both defendants for the whole amount Of the note with
interest ard COSTS which plaintiff accepted and entered
up Judgment against both on 18th july
Mr.. Sheldon throughout the whole transaction was
kept in utter ignorance of the proceedings uot
the Sheriff proceeded 20 sell the execution Motion
is made on his behalf that the judgment be set aside.
The Judge consider that between plaintiff and
Keicham there a collision to charge upon Shell
den debt for which Ketcham only was liable, and
plan actually laid and carried out to that effect. Al
though Sheldon wes to blame in not paying up the
whole amount he had agreed 10 advance, yet greater
fraud bad been exercised toward hin 10y Ketchan
protesting TO own and putting in against said 500,
property which at the time was pledged to plaintiff
The allegation in opposition to the present motion,
that the only remedy of Sheldon Is action for NAL
easence against the attorney, will only apply where
there was no COLLISION the srt Of the plaintiff in the
case
Had the debt TO plaintiff been contracted by the
womb have been suff lent as both would have been
liable and il would be proper to hold the firm effects
but such was not the case here.
After reviewing the case the Judge said, To hold
disgrace TO a Court Of justice The judgment
against Sheldon is get aside, with $40 costs.