, 1859-06-10

ilcn, who want to make fortune in the new
Pixies Peak. Is not this II pretty game Of spec
ufatipn?
SUPERIOR Cornr-H:forf Ju2:,s i. u. W1so7.
Tic case Of Albert HAYDEN rs. Cyrus Adams,
It a{* which has occupied this court for several
days dcring this term, has just been decided
in farm Of the plaintiff. The history Of the
case il briefly this: On April IL, 1s3'5, Hayden
Iuancd $4,000 to Adams on some real estate in
this city, on which Hayden took an ordinary
mortgage. 1t that time 4i,lAnls had no title,
but subsequently, d9fthe 31st. Of October in the
same year, he acquired a title to the property
from +. +. Tinkham. About this time release
If flayden's mortgage was put Oh record. Oh
The :th Of November Of 1865, Adams borrowed
s..6u0 from D'No1t, Quimby and Maclay, giving
them trust derd on some property; he subsc-
qucntly borrowed $l,;sv Of philander Eddy.
and after that conveyed his equity exemption to
Eddy DWolf, Quinaby & Maclay subsequently
sold and couveyec the property under their
trust deed to third partics. The Court lirst
decided that thc statute in regard to certain
sections did not apply in this casc-the mort
1 AAEE u0% AtAsC3 AA N2A4AkN ~ AN% otAf'N
absolute Secondly: thut the release was forged.
Thirdly: that the after acquired title Injured to
the benefit Of Hayden, the first nlortgagec, and
not only Adams, but all his subsequent grantees
were estopped from denying that he conveyed
the estate.
The decree sets aside the release and fore
closes the mortgage Of Hayden. The decision
WAS able, and complete, and possessed great
interest for the 1}lr, us several matters other
than the main issue were decided in tue progress
Of the suit.
John G. Miller and ". d. barry were for
plaintiffs, aud Chickcring j. james for dcfcn-
dants.
There is Chancery suit dragging its slow
length alon: before Jutgc in the Superb
or Court which has al cadr been in litigation
since May sVtl 1856 aud will doubtless last much
longer before final decision is llad-a decision
before this court will be probably given in 4 few
days, but as the property involved is worth a
quarter Of 4 million Of dollars, the case is moi
likely to pass SO rnpidly through the fingers ii
tile lawyers. The bills, cross bills, papers, etc
in the case haye-been printed aud make nta
volume Of about 800 pages. The parties to tht
suit are Eunico Chapman against VIM. D. Og
den ct ais. The property involved is the entirt
block :a, which is bounded by Adams nnd Jack
sun and oa the other sdo By Franklin and " ellis
also lots 5 and : in school section, corner o
Adams aud State streets. The attorneys ar,
Stuart, Woodbridge and Williams for complain
| ants, and Icckwitl, Merrick and kalcs on til,
other siGc-
The DoAnp OF SUPERVISORS not nee
yesterday for legislative purposes, butspcnt tn
day in 4 visit to tue County House. THE Super
visors OH Wednesday visited Cottnsc Grove b
imitation OF the State street Railroad Company
Previous to which they attended to business
, A petisiun that suitable grounds be made read
for the Us. National Fair in September was re
ferred to special committee. a petition 0
Henry Jumpcrtz for $50 to buy suitable clothin
WAS laid on the table. The resolution rassc
that the county officers hold their Offices I'M.
the second Monday of December, at the san,
salaries. The money due the Judges aud Clerk
for last election was ordered paid rs also the St
5 pervisors. Motou to purchase Abstract recor
was lost, and alr, Gibbs motion rcspcctin
Drainage Commissioner was withdrawn. 1tw:
q rcsslvcd to instruct Mr.. Dalton, Draiuae
!, Commissioner, to withdraw notices Of sales .
: Swamp lands, The Building Committee repor
d cd the completion Of Dead House at tho Cen
; cary; and Il. Bishops ,thc buildcr) bill f
same, $5ss 9s was ordered paitl. The san
; Committee received instructions to let one vau
: Of the dead house at such price as they dee
d fair,
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Of SENSATION lTEx'-A commission me1ehat
well KNOWN on Change rushed 10 Inc eits III
:. shh''s Office ses'erdas morning IN h'en STA
Of oi excitement te'iine Inc penee tna' ne a.
r. gone 10 oe" Tue previous n'gn' NJ MS l""e'"
y which arc at . fashionable private hotel Il
- many leagues from Wabash Avenue, having p
~ away carefully Lis papers and $500, and wh
;: he awokc in the morning his cash was gos
. Straieltway, tho "pcclers" anxious for j.
>. wen, 10 the house and searched his room, VIII
~ ~ the money was found just precisely where
~ ~ had left il. The commission merchant was d
W gusted at his own stupidity, but the police o,
l laughed. The thing is accounted for By ,
-: worthy commission merchant lraying " dill
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