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Assignee's Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE
. Hon. County Court, in and for Bate County
and State Of California, on the iih day of Iune A.
D. lS6S in the Of Charles BaGer y. His Cred
ors directing sale of frame building Situa.ed
in Dogtown, County of Butte and State Of Caiisor.
mia, soHtiBg on the Main street OF said town run
ming back 30 feet more or less and adjoining on
the lower side the hotel known as the Pioneer Ho
tel. and on the upper side the property known as
the DAdewa Brewery" together with all and
singular the tenements. heredtaments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging or in anywise apper.
tanning. Also, the Book Accounts of said Insolvent
Notice is hereby given, that will,
On MONDAY. the 29th day Of June,
\. u. 1853 at : o'clock p NJ. at the Court House
door in said County and State expose Said property
for sale at public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash.
w. %. MIDDLETON,
Sheriff and Assignee.
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insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE
~ In the County Coprt, County of Bate Cal
Joseph Williams y. His Creditors and the Cred
TORS OF jos. Williams < CO.
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Hon. J. Z. Barker.
Judge Of the said County Court, notice is hereby
given to all the creditors Of said Insolveut. J0-
seph Williams. to be and appear before the Hon.
}. i. Barker aforesaid. in open Court a: the Court
Room OF said Court in the County Of Bate On the
Sth day Of July. 4. y. 1858, AZ 10 o'clock 4 NJ
Of that day, then and there to show cause. II
any they can. why the prayer of said insolvent
should not be granted and an assignment OF his es-
tate be made, and he he discharged from his debts
adn liabilities, III pursuance Of the statute in
such case made and provided; ard in the mean
time. all proceedings against said insolyeat be
stayed.
l--) Witness my hand and the Seal of said
SEAL. District Count affixed this 81 dav of
'~,-~' June, /. T. 1853.
J.W. GILKYSON. Clerk
BY L. HOBART. Deputy
GRANGER i MAURICE, Att'ys for Petitioner
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BANARp TAYLOR, Secretary of Legation tc
the Court OF Russia. and who acted as Ameri
can representative there in the absence O
Minister Cassius NJ. Clay. has been removed
aud new Secretary appointed in his stead
The alleged cause OF his removal is that b,
permitted bis name to be used fer Minister il
opposition to that of CLAY.
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ENrgRPISING.-The 5. f. Call issued n
supplement on Sunday morning containing
seven colums OF news besides the letter list and
numerous advertisements.
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BRiGHAN loUNG. in his Salt Lake Taberna.
Gle recent y. said if the United States asked
Tor battalion oi soldiers for the war be would
see it in h-ll first.
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BRoWN, Specia! Government Agent. is re.
ported once more sn route for California.
Matters fail to start of to suit him among the
Government pets at The Bay, it is rumorcd.
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sSNrSSeEo--Briiion. the murderer of J.
W. Osborn. has been sentenced to be hung on
the 7ih of next August.
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AN em'g7aat who corsSed the Plains last
summer, a iueky dog. recently made $50, 600
in the Boice river mines.
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w. IT, PARKS ON THE WAR PATH-This
Abolition candidate for congress made a speech
in Suttcr county few nights ago, and as we
are informed is the fact, advised the Abolition
Loyal Leaugers. who composed his meeting.
that they should all arm themselves by election
day as they would have to run the copper
heads away from the polls Oh, iiel ! Billy
Parks. did you say that? How long could
you aud your valorous followers stand up
against the sterling Democracy of Sutter, when
once their righteous wrath is kisded against
you Parks is stout, health man. Why il
he Is so anxious TO run oft somebody, does be
not go down to Dixie and get after the &C.
cursed rebels ?" II he and h;s crhwd ever run
against the Suter county Democrats. as We
understand he proposes to do on election day,
they will find out that rebel guerrillas are an.
gels of mercy compared to these same " copper
heads OF Suffer- Marysville Express.
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Try it! Try it! Try it

MONEY REFUNDED.-Imp to Agents.
Agents will GEd it greatly to their interest. and
are at full liberty first Introducing pR. BAKERS
PAIN PANACEA. 10 give back the money freely.
If those who purchased II not benefited or NAV
Use it in their own families. or give few bottles 10
their friends, that they may test lis great merits
over all other remedies: and, when once introduced
they will find that they can sell large quantities Of
l. AL agents write hat when once introduced
their sales are large; aud ont Of more than ten
thousand agents. we have not, as vet. received a
single letter stating that this medicine has not Civ
en- entire satisfaction: but, on the contrary. they
speak Of it as a medicine which customers would
not be without it in their families.
DIRECTIONS are fully given, and particularly
adapted 10 the different diseases for which the
PANACEA Is recommended which will be found
around the bottle.
For sale everywhere.
REDINGTON & CO.
Sole gents for the Pacific Cast
al6 and AIS Front Street san Francisco
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je2 II COTTON 4 DARRACH.
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CHRONIC NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEAS-
Is ARISING FROM 4 DISORO-
Erred LIVER or STOMACH.

Such IS Constipation. Inward Piles, Fallness or
Blood 70 the Head. Acidity Of Stomach. Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust for food. Fuilness or weight
n the Stomach. Sour ETuctationS, Sinking or
flutteriDC 81 the PIT Of the stomach Swimming
Of the Head. Hurried ana difficult Breathing
FlUtterns at the Heart, Choking or Sutlocatiug
sensation when in lying posture. DimneSs q
Vision. Dots or Webs before the Sight. Fever and
dull pain in the Head. Deficiency OF PeTspeFatien.
YellowneSS Of the Skin and Ewes Pain IN the
Side, Back, Chest Limbs g.. Sudden Flushes Of
Heat. Burning in the Flesh. Constant Inaginincs
Of Evil, and great depression Of Spirits: and viii
positively prevent yellow Fever. Bilious Fever
etc.
REDTNGTON & CO.
San Francisco.
Agents ior the Pacific Coast.
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The Arrest of Mr.. Vallandigham.
a VOICE FROM BOSTON.

At q meeting of the Constitutional Demo
cratic Club, of Boston, held last week, the fol,
lowing resolutions were adoped:
Resolved. That we depTecate and denounce
this high banded outrage as a STAINLESS viola.
tion of the rights of a citizen. loudly demand
ing the reprehensiOns Of all Union loving, law
abiding men, to whom life without liberty is
not worth preserving.
Resotred, That in the arrest of the Hon. c.
L.. Nallandigham a blow has been aimed at
our liberties, which as ireemen we are bound
to repel by all the powers which human and
divine laws have conferred upon US i; and that
we Will exercise those powers to the uphodling
of the spirit and letter of American Institu
mons, against the violence and usurpations of
any man, sect, faction, or party
VOICE FROM SYRACUSE
An immense meeting was held at Syracuse,
on Saturday, to protest against the arbitrary
arrest Mr.. Eallandigham. Mayor Bookstaver
presided, assisted by a large corps of vice pres
idents, embracing many of the most prominent
citizens of Syracuse. Eloquent aud patriotic
speeches, moderate, firm and manly, were made
BY the Mayor, and by the Honorable George
+. Comstock, Rowland H. Gardner, Esq. and
., White, of Montezuma 4 preamble and
resolutions, reported from the committee BY
Hon. B. Davis Noxon, were unanimously
adopted. We quote the concluding resolution !:
Now, therefore, we the citizens of Syracuse
in public meeting assembled, protest against
the seizure, trial, and sentence pronounced
upon Clement L. Nallandigham, and against
all similar seizures, trials, and DEGREES. as sub
versive of the fundamental principles of Amer
lean liberty; as tending to universal anarchy
and disorder as inaugurating reign of ter
ror and despotiSm forbidden by the very char.
ter by which the government here exists as a
public declaration aud example on the part of
the federal authorities, that the Constitution
having ceased to bind them. has ceased also to
bind allegiance to them and, as leading neces
sarily to the disturbance Of our peace and to
probable collisions, involving ruin alike to our
country, our Institutions, ourselves aud our pos
terlty and in this belief We but discharge our
duty as citizens in demanding that the federal
authorities revoke the sentence 50 unwarranta-
bly, pronounced against Nallandigham that
1t restore him TO bis family and home. and TO
the ireemen Of Ohio aud that it refrain from
all similar proceedings in the future, to the end
that alike the people and the government may
be preserved from further injury.
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JOB PRINTING.

Having just received a large assortment OF Print
ing Materials, comprising some Nerr and Elegant
Styles Of Tyre, MACHINERY, &C., we are now
enabled to execute al kind, Of Job Printing 1T
GREATLT REDUCED RITES. and in as
neat a style as any Printing establishment in the
s...o
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Pare Extracts for Fiayaring.
NAMELY:
VANILLA, LEMON. ORANGE. PEACH, BITTER
ALMOND, ETC.

yE51ESE EXTRACTS POSSESS. N THE MOST
Concentrated form. the delicious taste and
mach admired favor Of tie different articles above
enumerated, and for all cnllinary purposes viii be
found the most economical and convenient manner
OF communicating the flavor. Be particular to ask
for the kinds prepared by us. as there are many
kinds in the market possessing bnt little, II any, Of
the real flavor.
Prepared aud sold by
HEDDINGT0N & CO..
4l6 and is Front street. san Francisco.
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FEVER = UE.
LIVER C"MFLAINT.

and al deTarcemsuts o. re digestive
functions. Fer DFBILITATED PER
SONS they are particularly recommend.
et, giving an appetite aud strength -
the .ols human frame
These Biifess are scientifically pre-
AIRED, and are made % = rare csnbiu4
i!Hu % Roots. Plants, Herbs, Banks. and
seeds hich have been fond MOS; q.
feciua! By long UetiiCaI Expert.
GuCc. to possess The requisite Tonic
properties in relieving and
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SHEEIFF',S SALE

Ilf virtue Of an Execution and Fee nm is,., 49,. ~
= ms Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court ~ N.
KAN county, and State Of Illinois and to me drnc,.s
Whereby am commanded to make the amount a, .
certain Judgment recently obtained against John
tanye, in "a -cr Of Isaac Hatch and William NJ pou.,
Ad H:usrators cf the Estate Of Chester Potter deed
cOoPainaHts, out Of the lands ;eremcnis goods ana
chait!es Of the said John MoHtsne have levied on the
following property, TO wit That portion OF The west
iai o. the northwest quarter q section two, (21 in
tWnship thirty six, (2B) north, OF range four east
OF The mira principal meridian, VIII n hes north the
centre line Of the Chicago and Aurora railroad, con-
tanning about seventy three 90 acres move less
h also the following described property, C! tbs
ai OF the east hlT Of tie northwest quarter - fad
section two 90 VIZ; comoHcing at the noril,s at
corner the bounding line south to the sousas.
corner OF SAID quarter section thence west on toe
south me OF the quartcr, t. the OF the tst hal
OF sAld quar- yer section thence uorh point seven
teen, l') chains and forty, 900 links south Of the
norm me Of said quarter thence twenty
t23l reds thence nOrt The north line Of the quar-.
ter and thence east the Lorth line the place
tsslun ns non'a'00g thirty, (3O1 acres or less
all being IN La Sale county, Illinois.
Therefore, according 10 sad command ! shall ex-
pose for sale, at PUBLIC AUCTION all the right title
ana interest Of the above named John Montayne, in
ani 70 tie above descrb-l property OF Saturday the
-'th "ay Of December, sC3, at o'clock +. O; the
SCUM door q the Court House in Ottawa.
Dat5d Of Ottawa, this p d dag Of December 1863
WILLIAM NlLLIGAS,
. at In y He
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flninistratgr 5 .tl,ic..

EzTAIE o. SuAsG. BEvESE DECEASED.
FsNlE uu3vrs gGsd having been appointed Admins
tra;r5x i-tate o. Sas q. Brrese, late OF the
County q Ia lI.. and state OF Illinois. deceased,
er-.y gives Eotl-e that s- VIII appear before the
Comfy Court l. Saio County, at the Court House
IN Ottawa. the January Term. tie third Monday
~ Ias-aTy rsEt, 90 which time al persons having
claims against said Estate notified and requested
attend tsr the purpose having the sJmp adj
Al persons indebted 20 Said Estate request ed to
U.a b. Immediate payment 20 the uStersicue1
Dated ttt- ifirG l-y O. November \. u. 1903.
uENEIETTA l.. G.LESE. AdHaiaistrdtTir.
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AEminlAlr.tars -N1tics.
E.I.rE o. JaNEs W. IAxlELs. prcEAssp.

'G'HE undersigned having been appointed admins.
traitor az the c.fate q james y. Daniels late OF
the county Of La sale and state Of Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice tHa- Be N appear before the
~ q La Lille county, tie house in ot,a-
va, al the JGEEaEy term She third Monday 10 jan
nary next. . sAch tine an persons having claims
against sa.d E'at- -sutel and requested attend
Tor lie purpose o.. IaE5- adjusted. All persons
indebted - said E:a-s requested make imme-
diate payment 90 TIE lH.. r-iEGed.
Da,ed tl5 1lst day of NsV-rI. -r, A.. . 1863.
CIV J. L. HOUSTON. AdmiHjstrato-.
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CC I'M rN~ "A WA u
HIDE AND LEATHER STORE,

| ItIUI nuU LIN III u JILL
HAVING purchased teo stock of saddleIy, Hard
| and a e adding 10 ihe former stock, direct from
| the manufacturers "a lar assortment If
! Leather, sa.Icry. Hardware ana
| *l4Oe Finding,
All of which we offer to the at a small advance
We have made our arrangements to keep the fol-
| lowing brands OF leather
A. NJ Taylor's Gin. Oak Sole Leather,
! Rumsey & Co. 5 Buffalo Oak SlaughterS S. l..
| Bush IL Howard Oak Spanish and Siaugh-
ter Sole Leather,
Kieflers Pittsburs Oak Harness Leather,
Collar
| uular I, Co. S eel. Gin. Am. Calf Skins,
| q Pads and Innings,
| American Kip,
.so receiving f-on FIRST hands, direct from New York
and philadelphIa the following brands of French Calf
| and Kip:
| Lamoine, susan e9fion,
Layjue Delon IL Alloy,
! Defoe. bohina
Hagen & Smidt, Il. l..
Together with all articles belonging to the trade.
SHOE FINDINGS,
Lasts. Pegs, Avis, Hammers
Thread, Shoemakers Tools,
Elastic Web, &c. &c
AHr1A@E TRrnINGINGS.
Enamel Cloth, Enamel Leathar,
Lace Tacks, Dash Leather,
Lace Web, Trunks, Nails, &c.
s,dless Shoemakers, and Others will find it to their
10 give us call before purchasing elsewhere
The Highest Price paid for Hides, Cali Skin, Deer
and Sheep Pelts. ruonN,
At the old stand of NJ KING, Main Street, between
La Sale and Columbus 49,
Ottawa, June %, ls62-4'-
CORN BASKETS FARMERS
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lroal advertisements.
NHERIEE.N OfI

FlsI OF an Execution issued OF the Clerk
ID Once of the Circuit Court OF Ia S,Ilr countv
State of Illinois, and to directed, Whereby 1 AZ.
commanded to make ths amount Of a certain iud1-
ment recently obtained against Thomas ". Hardy in
favor of Elias W Kimball out o. the lands ten.m.nt,
goods and chattles of the said Thomas H. Hardv I
have levied on the following property, 10 wit The south
fifty 500 feet OF hat part of out lot No twenty
(2i in subdivision OF the souhwes. fractional Quarter
dissection eleven, l township thirty f33 ran
three, 81 east, OF the third principal Uerd an which
lies east Of the ravine, commonly known the Walker
irncten The said descri, property being the city
Of O.tawa, la Sale county, Illinois.
Therefore, acco- ding TO said comma nd. shall er
pose Tor sale, at PUBLIC AUCTION all the right title
am 81 the above named Thos. II. Hardy, in and
~ e nescrbed property, 81 yERDA tn >
- iAlh day Of DECEMBER, 1863, at o'clock
~ the south door Of the Court House in Ottaws.
"''- ~ = '''"o' '"is IN DAY OF December 1868.
~, WILLIAM x. NlLLIGAN
NtTgtV II La Mill f,,,,,,, Iy;,,s,
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c L Il l y q

the above complaints.
These Eiiters are the poo- n4ac'-
friend, saving him many do tors bills
as well as the rich mans so'ace aud
comfort inYirorafing tie week and
deliberated. driving away melancholy
making life Of misery, enc OF un4l-
leyed enioymsnt.
These Bttsrs hay. been introduced
ard are being used, no, only In The hos.
pitfalls, but among the soldiers. IS al : r,
yetiEer tonic and regulator OF ,h- sys
TEN thIoughou. tia
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Admi1istrotqr 8 Notice.
t. AL wuGz lrg.r CgSczR

IL ANING been appointed Administrator OF the
Estate % Charles H. Patterson. de.'i late OF l..
sal county. 4-,-t -i persons Who in indebted
~ Tire said Le-es, either ~ notes which due, OF
Do K account or So any other manner, TO call
Epoa !ae and settle tie same : Al l. PATTERSON.
Dec. J-h. 1853. fdzafufzfrutO, Of e0id Es.dte
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Metallic Burial; Case.

Being sole agent in this city, l keep good asso-.-
mont Bronze aud Rosewood finish.
Having fine IIEaRSF, prepared to furnish car
iegcs and take charge Of all funerals.
Ottawa March 81, 1858. T. Q. GIBSON
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irJaEAtSs
STANDS,
BOOKCASES,
CUPBOARDS. SINKS,
MIRRORS. PIC1 URE FRAMES,
And endless variety or FURNITURE, too tedious
mention The undersigned himself does all his Gus
tom-W Ork, and will warrant the Give him
and for yourselves whether he don't keep the best
Furniture, Eastern well as Custom WORK, hand.
COFFINS % all kinds, ready trimmed, constantly
hand.
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Ger racl.ti.s Tor p; ocUrire lUmher second 70
other fiu N tie site. laviT experienced Inn
herman. no has long sud lad and is familiar with the
necessities Of this market. constantly in Tie PucT5gs
CrovdIug forward Lumber exp essiy Pr eparel for THIS
LEGALITY. We claim that Lumber "a oH'y
coed other sold in The county. but Shin
glrs, Lath. Cedar Posts, &c. are superior.
Returning thanks to cur numerous friends and the
pubic past liberal patronage engage DO bet
by them than ever; and having Lumber Yard
in opposite quarters OF the city, be- them call 1t
whichever they tud RIOS; uent, fail Sio-k Is
kept at both yards.
Nails, spikes. Sc. az Wholesale Prices.
Ottawa May 60. lS02-tt. CLANY co.
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Soap Factory for Sale


F5NfE building is three stories high, 30 by co IT, neatly
weatheTbUarded ard well Painted. Il has 4 small
Engine, with a large double h-e Boiler ~ feet long and
AZ inches diameter. Il i situated the Canal,
within % rods o the Railroad Depot, at Ottawa II
not sold Socn, it may be rented very low Il
might SLY be converted mo maLriactory OF Sorguu
on a LARGE scale.
ALSO, desirable Building Lot on the corner OF Web
and Fillmore streets, west Of the sidc-cu The lot
i enclosed with high tight fence, and filed with
variety OF Frnit Tret1 aud Vines.
Also tile undivided Nilf Of Lots and l. on Main S.,
the side with dwelling House thereon. These
Lots will be sold at great bargains.
Also, other desirable building Lots of acres each,
north of the city the first table of the bluffs Choice
locations of II. l. Brush. a. W. CAVARLY.
II, 1868
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TraPpiuE aHIrar

a most ingenious mode of tiger kiIIiun
u that which 10 employed BY the NATIVE
Oade. They gather Q number Of the broad
ieaVes oil the prauss treas, which much re-.
sembles the sycamore, AID having well
6esmeared them with XII nd Of bird i'm.
they stTeT them in the animaPr- S.vi
taking car to lay them with the prepn, 81
side appermost. Let tiger but npf h;E
paw on one of those innocent LOOKING hs1eT
and lis fate is settled. Finding the lsaf
stick to his paw, he shakes it, to rid himself
oil the nuisance, and finding that plan uns
successful, he endeavors 10 attain bis obiecE
by rubbing it against bis face. thereby
smearing the ruby birdlims over his Nos
and eyes. and gluing the eyelids toesthef,
BY this time be has probably trodden ipotS
several more Of treacherous leave. and IN
bewildered with the novel ineonyeniepce.
then he rolls on the ground. fubs his head
on the earth to get free. By 90 doing he
adds fresh bird lime TO his head, b dy and
limbs, agglutinst0es bis sleek fur toeether
10 usightly tufts, and fin ishes by hoodWipk.
ing himself 90 thoroughly with leaves aDd
bird lime, that be lies hounderiog on ~
ground, tearing up the earth With fiscIsWs,
utterlng bowls Of rage and disuaS and az.
hausted BY the impOtent struggiesiu which
he has so long been engaged. These sTiea
are signal s. the authors of his misery,
who run 10 the spot. AIMED with guos, bows.
aud spears. and find no difhe1lt In de1.
patching their blind and wearied foe
RonttedSe's illustrated Natural Historv,
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Treasury Notes NET. I.ea.e

The Supreme Court, General Ts,r :,
the State Of New York, reudsyad . 49, :.
important decision on che ID os J1ns
tender" "s1
The Judges so deciding are-Judaa
ingranam' who has been on the Bench fof
tWentyfhve years Of more, By the common
consent OF all parties, and who is at The
very head OF his profession Judge SoHth.
erland. who was in Congress from n 9nd.
ION River District, in 1850, and who thet,
was distinguished 90 jurist, on the Jadioi.
airy COMMITTEE, and JudgePeekham Of AZ.
0any, who was also in Congress from tha,
District, with Democratic eeedents-but
u We reeoliect Alright, not elected 70 al.
Judgeship BY the Denocratis -artv,
The three Judges hate given Thai, m,
inions IN writing. Judge Inerabam a.,
not exactly decide that all Treasurv No.
are not legal tender, bet that, 10 this GO.
unoer contract previous to the t5assses
OF the Treasury Note Legal Act bv Co.
gresss they we're not, therefore, leeal t.nds,
Judges Sunderland and PeckhaE- aane1-.i
10 opinion that this act Of Congress vioIots9
the Constitution Of the United Statss.
The case made was of Meyer aeains,
Roosevelt. Before the breaking out Of tbs
war Judge Roosevelt loaned money on bond
and mortgage, giving therefor bis check on
theChemical Bank in New York, which,
II required BY the holder, would have k0os
paid iG gold.
Subsequently the premises wsfe AID
oy the mortgagor. ssGect to the bond and
mortgage, and the Purchaser rendered tbs
amount 10 Judde Roosevelt and demandad
q satisfaction piece Of the mortgage, Whieh
the latter refused to give. II was finally
arranged that the Judge should aecept he
notes and that an amicable suit abeud -
brought against Judge RoossveIt 70 comnel
him to satisfy the mortgage of record,
This New York desision is oupoeed s0
that the 6neral Term of the Supfeme Conf
Tor the Western District of this State1-
The question, thus. must now 20 20 the
Court Of Appeals.
The eonsel for the defense waS Georss
I. Curtis, ESQ.
The effect Of this decision unou the nah.
Inc must, IN the end, be very important. q
It compels ell debtors TO provide spcoi0
when they make legal IsBdsrp
-tNeW York Express.