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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
CITY NOTICES.
A Good Investment.

EVANSVILLE, IND, March z, 1867.
Received of the Travellers Insur-
ance CO., of Hartford, Connecticut,
per j. N. Knox, Agent, the sum of
twenty five dollars, being amount
due on my accident policy, for one
weeks disability, caused by accident.
G. G. GENUNG.
ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN-And as
an argument in favor of accident in
surance. please find below list Of the
losses aud compensation paid by the
Travellers Insurance Company. of
Hartford, Connecticut. These losses
have all happened at and near Evans
vile, Indiana. and shows that this
class of insurance is needed in Evans
vile as we'll as at other places:
GA. Peters, on str, Missouri.$5 900 90
VIM. Northumberland. 800 90
Fred. w Cook, compensation
Observation-Disclosures n 80 90
Chas. l.. Rees, 9 - 20 90
Henry j. Ashley, 60 90
j. Mclaughlin, -'ss {" 20 90
Jacob Bender, aa ''1o's 's 20 90
Jacob Hezig, AZ, -, r. Is 90
John Shlavick, 8 q ~ 10 90
Geo. Fogle,t snE sgTst1" T3Hs "a %
John Geiser,5 aS % /" e @ 20 90
Harmon Eakobie, s ID "
Henry Burrucker, . if 2 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23

Our New York exchanges are
brought through on short time, by
Adams Express, always "a hours
sometimes Sc hours--in advance of
the mails. We make reliable ex-
tracts for mercantile readers IN our
commercial columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
ARMY GAZETTE.
BY rKLEeRApH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

By TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
Bryet Brig r. Lewis has been ordered TO report % me ~
sigaut Georgia assignment either as Assistant e
tantG eneral " Assistant Inspector General o....
Lieut. Col A. Montgomery s. Array has been removed @ Vhst
uerpaser tho Department q Arknsas and Breyet beo "a
W. Capt Rogers, sioekeePr have been Placed on
waiting orders ...-,.
Tet Lieut. skinner has been mustered cut Of the service
BY Of the President Beyet NaorSen JeaeIson " psn
bis bTevet rank. -
has been duty in the Bureau Of Refugees
Abandoned Lands and will report 70 MaOften Howard 0s @h's
to- IN the Stgte'of Georgia
Dreset Brighten AyaD Glem has been appointed ~
missioner Of the Bureau Of Refugees Freedmen ana w
the State Of Mississippi
APPOINTED.
Mr c. Hargos formerly Captain 10 h NeE-fork Engineers
Second Lieutenant 10th United States Infantry
ASSIGNED.
Bevct Col NJ HOag irs Lieutenant sh UHsted saes III
fantry. duly in The Preedmen-s BaIeaa
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SUPREME COURT HAMBEBs-JAN. 2L-Before Mr.
Justice BARNARD.


THE EIGHTH ALDERAIANIC DISTRICT QUARREL.
William l. I'd ayL John Moore and Others.
dcr1ne Of this city 60 rcstain tcm from taking any fur
tier proceedings in the matter Ot the protest Of Peter
plaintiff claims tat he WIS elected In 1863 and Mcknight
who was then Of the Board Of alderman who are er
0ficiO the clmya35cTs claimed that he had received
majority ~ the votes legally returned. His protest was
d,rcgtrded by an The Aldermen but himself Mcknight
port uf i7 protest The Board referred his petition TO
Comm, Pcs, Who reported that Mcknight bad failed to
rs tlcy believed lac had Whereupon ON the on OF
ttbruny The Board declared ne palnli eecteu nnu t
then was that on the 7Lh OF January lsoI, MShgt
COMMITTEE; that Mcknight has no legal claim TO the
ts 'frrdauts To- fqudilently dspOssess him on this
complaint the defendant procured tho following lDuhc
on the eonplant IN this action duly verified and on
motion Of Frederick Smith, attorney for tho plaintiff,
do hereby order that the abOyepamed defendants each
0 them conl,osing the BOARD of Aldermen OF the City
OF New York be, aud they are hereby soyeray eoned
action unon or I'm the matter of the complaint or protest
Of Petcr Mcknight Ia the complaint set forth; or from
TN on IN respect 10 lie office OF Alderman Of the Eighth
Aldermanic District OF said city, and from prNsng or
moyal Of the said plantf from the office of Aldermen
said Distct or awarding, attempting 20 award tue
said office or the fees, emouments or franchises Appe
tanning thereto TO the sad Mcknight. or from In any
manner proceeding In the said matter untn the further
orlcr OF the Court in the premises i. ,. g..
CRoum-Beiore Mr. Justice PEcSHAM.
SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD TO RECOVER FOR AN AL
LEGGED NON-DELIyERY or overwhelmingly
FOR NON SPECIFIED FREIGHT.
Lonin IIotrhE Is ag The Hudson River Railroad c.
Plaintiff alleges that she, in May, 1SS shipper
household goods, furniture &C. to 90 by deIenuuit .
road from Albany 20 Fishkl 10 be there deliyRed 20 ne
husband but that plaintiff failed 10 deliver eertan Ina
these goods contained bureau aud consisting OF Ioe
cloths, Sheets window shades, and variety vi s . ~
tlcles Of the value OF $780, and refused ~
tie same Plaintiff Therefore TO recover their VSue
lWith interest. -, ,-.a....
The defense was that the evidence as TO the
reeeyiuR thesa ROoda which puintlu claims Morv uus
delivered conclusive, as deiendan' ~ VII
other articles connecting line i,s SAs IA No oer
sOnnl knowledge OF the alleged missing AIieS Bens aa
ocived BIZ defendents nom the VensrM AAl1""o
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pnARn OF 6oTiNcfLMEN.

CnFATTON OF A NEW OFFIOE-KULEc OF TIE bVAIIU
FOR 1867.
The Board met at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
the President James G. Brlnkman, in the chair
resolution was presented, creating the office OF As
sstant sergeantaAms TO the Board who shall receYo
a salary Of 1920 per annum, when was ian oAcI. &
The Committee on Rules for the year 1867 reported ~
favor OF adopting the rules Of the Board for 1900 70
remain I'm force with the exception that In case
of call for special meeting of the Board, the met1De
shall notified four hours IN advance OF such meetn
also fixing the regular time for the sessions OF tne oaro
on Mondays and Thursdays at O'clock p M, winch "as
adopted. -r-.a s,.u AZ.
The resolutions heretofore presented Amending ene
ordnance ln relation 10 sailing the railroad tracks 20 ~
allow the railroad companies to sprinkle SAT- on tho
switches and turnOuts, was adopted
The Board then adjourned
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My GAZETTE.
Br Tr1ronAPa TO rHE rnrBUsE.

TRIEGnAPR TO TIE TRIBUNE
The Navy Department received Dispatches from Conmenoef ~
Bradford Commanding United States steamer kesa under aie o. De
his intended departure the next DAY ho fernnucS
Brszil his way 10 tine Pacific
% dispatches also been received from Rear Admiral Godon
Brooklyn dated Dec g bs arya a.
Nontoyie after stormy passage sm Rio Of Y days nc oun ~
Pensacola which hsd landed on her Say
10 Join North Pacific squadron and also the Uned states snip wasp
The Ktnsas BuenOs Ayres.
Nocan reports officially from Rio deero under date Of Dee ~ w
Bahia
Mohcan would proceed from thence 70 Monteydeo a. . A.
Lieut. Commander B. j. Cromwell has been ordered 70 ohV ~ VIC
limited States Military Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
LIND OFFTcE REPORT
BY TELEo

TELE0RAPH TO TUB TRIBUNE
This Commissioner OF the General Land Office has tranS
mt.ed Othe Land Once Al San Frsno NaneasA
patents Of Pe,auma under the acts o. 1903 -
1905 for delivery TO pateHtees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
JosEpH HARRIsoN. Jr.. Proprl.lor.

JOSEPH hAhHtlhON, IT. fropfiel"T
This extraordinary GeneratoT combining efficiency, reliability,
great economy fuel durability facility for cleaning aHd transportation
nd safety explosion presr thereby features ioI rs Teeonmend
ton never possessed by any Steam Generator previously made.
remarkable ofits merit presented the fact that within
about two years pat upwan Of 800 Of these Boilers varying nom
horsepower 300 horsepower have been sold from these works aud
all are satisfactory chiefly The State OF Pennsylvania and the
certificates Of their Performance from distinguished poPnetoTs'
embracing almost every class Of Manufactures be furnished until the
patience x the reader tired Will the monoony praise
Abou 1900 boiler improvements have been patented in the United
States Europe Of @ hes he to lie aud property
ani great truth and potent fact that the details Of horrors aud
losses from explosions read fHd passed almost weekly as
matters Of attendant upon the Of this best Of servant and
cruel Of masters.
Boiler ob5ols projections against explosion % either ge
or PROPERTY and bo Seems elte ita else beng 6qua-o the
favorable consideration.
Interested parties respectfully invited b cal At the undersigned
address where practical Boiler be and all information cheer
fay given Once Of HARRISON BOILER WORKS, No us
Broadway Omce Nos and TO- EcwYok J. D. HYDE, Agent
VKTANTED-A Secondhand VACUUM PAN,
w Of copper feet in diameter Address A. D., Box No sSl
New-York POstOGce
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crttnrss ano aIlertinss.

TT1HE Rev. T. f. HILDRETH viii lecture on
i Geology Sr benefit Of Sabhsthsehoo IN IsRiy On gAY
RVRSIyG jan Is and FRIDAY EVENING Feb J. SL leAo' 4"
both Lectures. 81
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.PASSENGERS ARRIgED.

PROM HAVANA 2In Steamship hsgle--s X AsTs ~
Augusta Page A. MURPHY Anna Gsl d. heTRanlsz sap
10 Tiogs ymget L. Carda Thomas ioung e. H. hedaan y y
Wlkeus g. CINCINNATI Landh John Lyons C. Aaien, ioee1
COuiscn =. -...--.Gf.
Dennsrk-Mr Tsh9t and family Caleb Saeer lesIeh -
Baldendeek c. CormalM, and 100 In the s,eerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25

Gen, EdWAfd Jardlne ms been eIecttu LItIA VI IIIU
House OF Assembly Of New-Jersey. .
Fhe South Bend iInd.) Register says that 81 years
ngO Jonathan Beokwth OF that place purclaseu
pint Of whisky, got drunk, wandered et the prile
on cold Winter night, and badly frozen ina. ne
ost HIS and the Of his limbs From that limo
Nntfl his death two weeks ago. lac inmate OF the
County House, and bis keeping has coat tue c0gRy
No lass than $4,000,
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THE POOR CHILDREN OF THE CITY

The following is a communication from MI M. -
Macy Assistant Secretary OF the Childres Ala Society
Clinton Hall, AstOr-place; ,,.,,. -. ,hs noe,
children Many schools without shoes SOM ~ o % @
the meal We give them Near me LPehsus s ~ he M
shoes or clothing In back basement without nap @ @
from light ofday, lies poor Christian soAP Sns
sumption her children ohen suffer for want o. efI 80 IN u
place are ntmber half starved nearly naked AZ The arist
are others most poor ana Wreehed Ono mother bad no IRE hr
through all weather Our lodgnghones hhts o
homeless children are giving now IN Nerkt w E''
hungry children and sending Oh large part Is % Eeo IN
country. Nho will help 10 feed and cothe stu more 81 ~ la
children without homes TO this once No II CLINTON '
Astor. place, Chidren's Aid Society.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-JAS. 2i-Before JUS
tice MCCUEH
THE LIABILITY OF STREET RAILWAYS-A BAD BE-
GINNING FOR A NEW YEAR.
Ebet UpQr y Guardian sgt FOrtysecondst Railroad
COmpaly
The plaintiff was run over and knocked down at
the corner of Thrd-st and Avenue by horses which
had become detached from OF the defendants at
Avenue A. on the evening OF Jan. /, 1864. The young
lady received several Commissions about the hca
and had her leg broken Just above the ankle. She was
confined TO the house for nine months ana for some ne
her Life was despared Of The plaintiff claims That III
this resulted from the defective construction Of the hook
by which the horses attached to the car which ena
bed tho horses 90 detach themselves easily on It, me
defendants contended that the hook perfectly secre
and that tho accident occurred through two drhnkeu
young men, who snatched the reins from the drivers
hands and struck the horses over the head startling
them and making them half wild.
The case went tOhe jury the question Of defects in
the construction OF the car and they returned Vetuc
for plaintiff for 5000.
M Blrdsall Tor plaintiff; Dir. Ely for defendant,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Ti6 sen Sets.....5.0g Moon Ress.. IN
InGH
Sandy Hook ~ Cows Island l2'l3 He'll Gsie ..'''.1
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nOMEsTIO pORTS. :

Bosrox Jan 71car steamships Cleopatra Rich New ote.ass
Miami Radoph Hew-fOrk bark John Gipn tBEl Nhtns CAPs
Town q a. H., brig Crimea, Patterson Carienas -.
Arrived steamship Gaucu from Negfork brig STOCKTON, Vhha
New-Oreans .
below brig Staples from Savannah reported from Porsnd .
PRoyINCKiOwS Jan 1-Auiyed ship Electric Spark tom Ba.t
brig Pone Anderson Charleston With crew exhausted y ~
Kennedy Geyer Saynnah seh lohn Atwood 9ashaw OSPe %
tlen r. O. simmons fangier; Clara Baltimore, all fF Boston
In port steamship Neptune from Boston for New OK A..
TAKPAuLiN Cow, Jan. ESaed baTk Heroine, NNAeon NV
Palermo for Boston -. :, A. NJ,
HOLMRs HoLE A-ATyed bark Edward Everett iidSG SaF
tmore for Boston
NEw-BEDYoRD, Jan. 2a-BelOw, large schr, bound IN
The lower Office aE the Ai House
PROVIDENCE, Jan 21-AriSed sehrs LogOs hyer' A~PpA
River -.
NEwPoRr jan 1-sehr Ocean Belize Of New'ferh A"s" 49,
verAes via 81 Thomas sf kew-fork o,s..., Hew-Y ork
22-saod schrs T-iniou Freeman fom Presideses Tspss
2d-Saied Francis NJ. LOag KnoSes, ffoanos,, ~ preS
Psed by sehr Elizabeth b. HOgaB Newfos ~ Essfnos A
Al anchor In Dutch Island HarbOF scn naraa b'"'
New.YOFk ...... .~~zuws.rrlsrus,u.
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90 mhom ii map Gonsern.

90 mbom II man 0onterr.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DA1


sIPRFME COURr-GENERAL TERM -,
Held By LEONARD CLSRKE and lSskahAs g0eal OPeu''
am-Reieuct No. II, People agt OBrien
SUPREME COURr-cmCBfr.
L-iel By SUTHERLAND J-Court opens Z" Az 00'A "
Nos Noa 49,, -. VI, Uriotle Il
iT3I-Carter sg Blnhlnger 26s9-O Connci 'st van "'
l6j5-Bcrn Cef agt. Bach. - az "a efal
Io'S-'sseii"' :" d" %" A i2i5O-leei agt Fitzgerald .
49, q ~ AZ -. No,h lgT5i-Radiae = al agt Cassidy
20il-Bake q 81 agt Hoagland NJ risv "a al
p,top 25ll-N Y Nat. BE Bk agt Bailey
219l-Nicks ~ al agt Harris
2SJl-llel agt Bier n g., onsns Al 10 a M Short
Part IL-Ileh By PRcKhAA' . g. Wv
Nos -. MILF. iToa-wuber ct al sgt West n
fs28-D.on BFaekeeer e. A.
2i6-Barcts Bgt Barrett 81 az 5S sSas - ~ - NJ. W a
al ag strauss ?, ~
a58Bake, G, agt Beunev eta NJ as1 e@'em
SSs-Iisgse,g s s. a. 'S zIOO-Biss ct al sst Strauss
5,,55 nonney al fIolbrooke li2t-MAyer sgt Ippman.
5F,9 sfnrpbS AT Chase 2G9O DonRel agt Hess Ct al
Ss1o Sehos agt Jacobs et al 2TT6Rnbuo Hess al
252O-ach 81 al agt Foote etL li-Fiechhem a Hess 81
gl56Gse ag. Hess ct al llTIS-Sehaelta agt Hess et al
SUPREME coURT-CIIANBERs.
Held by BARNARD, J--RreferFed Cases
NGi-Wooi agt Middleton. ii2-Ndileton agt. Arnold.
6l-In Middleton agt Breyc lSt-BrOadhead at Knight
sO-KntI agt Hirseh.
The call commences at No lSs-Iowman asl MahOney
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM.
PART L-Besore Justice hcCusN CouEs opens a. II O'Clock n
ST9fhompsou at agk windsch
2l29-Cook AZ asnln 2ii-iIovel at keuy, SheuE
239S-The Cooper Union agL 2567-Mclsvre agt ptyton
s7co-BasSs at Mayor &C., Odsssis,saSs. ssSS1Dssr
2TT-Casev at qame sa1i-sehGher a. RngcE -
sse Jefferson hanhaka Fe
yds-FahbS Il al 49, kilasa h~V"
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Goruoratlon Notiess.


oTgicE rHy cosHsnOSER oy TAzgs Asp AsyssyESTh
No - CHAHBy1sssT. NEwfoAR Jan. ~, ie"'' ,
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS, office IS hereby
esa net hs 4sa. Rgs q ihe Hes AID PsssonaI s
toa and Fsse1 aeT MONDAY January H. ib9 ana tH
a.n m ~ 9 dy 0fAp, 1851 for tile e9eeop o. eifoiS
hn4 ne ec1ao1 stbe Of he aofcsai real ard eIobA
bs 81 hs CITY end County Of NeY York at Pe9ha beepg ih
1e % % sggefd mus make ay9caon % the ~
rg ne period aforementioned 10 0eI 70 otail tBe fl Pg ~
~ The act u 1853 provides that fng the time the BOOKS sna pe
opg pablo Inspection beeutGke pfoydd application may be
Aas ahy PefSon e0nsieug bss hglfyed By NE Assesses so
Eos cfhsesi o. Desan estate Hrs corrected Hfueh
esto y sde Tels 70 th asd ssiaaiioa q real estate
past b made writing stating ths ground Of Objection efet
eipea he Conasen ssN es,ine into the eompn ano u m
Ger dsnsnt he astssneat u erf ous, iy 1.l eees We $50
b corrected .e Application be made "a relation 20 the assessed
oH u pssps estate TIE applicant shall be examined under oah
b M s3 bonms,e who fl Be authorized 20 administer such
o.bt d them, aid IL 10 bic OF thff ge We v
70 BE- corrected and ~ hs amount
ofs16 A. tter nav believe BE- just and declare Asif de-
es thereon N.tb tIy days sfr speh application a have pee
made ~ No fels shsl made b Ga Board u Supervisor
ssseseeut On real and personal ea.sls h ~
80 ehs s6bd with period prescribed for the correction Of
saass b 81 ssknc1s slssnee RON re etE g. 49,
49, 2bsnsrS 4 Assessinsnts
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF KEwYoRK.......JAH -

CLEARED.
steamship Gen Barnes Morton savannah Livingston Eos Co
Steamship Nerpqs BeaTs BO.t9s, wv W. p Glide
SIip Esa Or seey Liverpool Mobile Harbecks Halsey-
sS5 bo@sta JBG Hadisa cSE r orders W. Evs Co.
sehr s. Adams, Donovan. Jacksonville Bet Son Il Co
sehr VIM Sutton Lee York River Va
Steamship Eagle Greene Havana days With pass
sg P,s%s "a Ds IR H. E Ess ssa Jam ~ Sss c.
Es, sD.k e IrT c Rh Bgss K 5s scrs s q ss
win strong s LsI sSPS r 'S New 2oi Ss rs &
SAILED,
The br Parro sears fom Iyannis or She @ OEon
he 2h material damage and taken into the isher haEe0r via
sch George Bearse from Norfolk was sbssdOue loa oui,ah
Point no date given Crew yesterday ProyncsisWu In %
sh Mary roa Persons RON Baltimore s5 lIs & 81 ,
nega Friday boarded BY sea which swept boat .se aHs'
deck; also lost OEesaiL Z,
The steamship Manhattan for Havana and NegoFesns on easrf
2gSey he io.Fsr part Of her guard and sst
impossible proceed voyage without repairs which v ke an
I'll Saturday to complete
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
THE FOLLOWING CIRCULARS BY TEE LoHrHossa
r,sa ssq.s Of Amerc6ssi S5 North carsaoWddSs Po.s
LtgIHoEsTe lighthouse wsdes Point mouth q Pssses.s
restored
the 9th Of February la6Ik
white gh II Is elevated ~ ef shove me et ~
the sea should be clear weather. nom distance o. a
miles
The Illuminating apparatus Fesael lens Of the fourth onsr
consists foundation OF screw piles painted anu sat
mOaated BY house with lantern on top Bsisls T1l chairman
Treasury Department cGce Of Lighthouse Board washington D. o.
Jan. ~, 1851
TancYortA oas,4laton II Tide LfgAt ., cItsis osssl
Information has this o1ce that on and s NE e ~
fDecerber 1866 the following alteration VII DC e " e
a the port Of Calais fsnee 90 Il IN, =, ...,.s -
exhibited az the end
two snail rcd lights FOR the better Indication eth deph Of usas
Ia the chatueL
The light indicates alone depth q enss. water i.ss
ont the whole length the channel red light below the white onel
thirteen feet red light above the white one deph ~
ak teen feet three lights together depth Of twenty feet
PrtssdIoo0R on the C9ssfor dad thet eaoas
has been placed outside and eao o. -
Vne shoals the coast Of Fomeant rns',.
The beacon post painted black with two black bells .eoa
above the other ana marked Win the letters q
six fhoms water and non ~ nc
T SScon besSs s by nearly two miles, Il can BE- seea "r
adistance Of four niles an, m etyrpp1.,x .c9.fru.,
Treasury Debament omcc Lighthouse Boad WA'hEs'o U
The neys Channel Buoy having 6eea carried aSay hY ice
HiAoe feP'A'e' :" s'F a. LTDLOW CASH Captain Z. & r.
Light House Inspector Third District.
Ne w.YOrk, Jan. g. 1867
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERsr-JAN. pa
Before Judge CARDOZO.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERs-JAN. "a
Before Judge CARDOZO
A CHATTEL MORTGAGE AND THE. RESULT or 1T.
In March, 1861, the plaintiff being indebted to
defendant Shipman I'm the sum OF $1,000 gave him three
notes Of 1898 80 EACH TO secure the payment OF when ne
executed Chatel mortgage on certain goods IN Maiden
lane Before the notes were due they were passed Tor
value Potgrew Tho notes were not paid ana, IN de-
fault plaintiffs premises were entered ana the gOOus
covered by the mortgage seized andi pant AYERS
largo quantity besides, to the value 81 $500 lt was
sought b make Mr. Pert grew responsible, on the ground
that Slipman acting his agent, aud because ne
refused to deliver the property to the plaintiff
paintiff alleges that I'm April 1862 Pettigrew returned
g m worth OF the goods paintiiTs giving hum note
OF w. & Cox Hrrrick for $3.50 30, Which note ana the
balance OF te goods held by Petgrew on account
Of the amount due the rgnal notes Plalndt seeks
20 recover s. 900 damages.
The defendant Shipman answered that the mortgaged
goods were not worth 0 and that none but those
Covered by the mortgage taken. These were suDse
quently returned to plaintiff and settlement Was mace
betweGn them PettTew answers with general denial.
The Judge charged that the transfer the notes to Pet
tgEev would IN law carry with 1t the mortgage unless
Tie parties otherwise agreed. Mr Petigrew might hOt
have had q nevertheless He said that ne dl1 not anu
gave no authority 10 Shpman 20 enfOrcet
Tho Jury rendered a verdict for the rAendants ,
Blrdseye Crosby for plaintiff d. G. briggs tor de-
SPECIAL TERM-BefOre Judge -.
DECISION.
Horny Criopl .4t Oelrichs ct el.-CaSc settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
Henry Grincl ait. ociTicRs ct el-Casc settled

MARINE COITRT-JAY. 2l-BefOre Judge ALRER.
Elyarl B. Mead agt VIM II. Gray.
The plaintiff agreed TO sell to the defendant ior
United states Treasury Notes certain stock Among INC
notes received Ina paylicut was 730 Of 1861 not left In
blank but with the name OF Mr.. Duncan inserted as
payer Not being Endorsed the PLAINTIFF had IL returned
ON ms hands and brought suit for its value.
Tie jury gave verdict for plaintif for slO8