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70 Let.
4 NICE tenement of rooms the whole lower part
"A of that new q story house just Cape Eliza
beth Bridge. Apply to a. j. COX q CO.,
Real Estate and General Business Agents, 35I J
Congress street. sept25-1ws
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To Let.
10 Let.
To Let.

A BOUT 800 feet of the lower end of Custom House
N Wharf, and the Warehouses and Offices there
on, now occupied by Thomas Ascenco & Co. En-
qure OF LYNCH, BARKER g. CO.,
sept11tf 1879 Commercial Street.
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Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola licetSe
IN from the Probate Court OF Cumberland County
shall sell, at public private sale, as may be deem
cd best for all concernedon Monday the 10Th day of
september next, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. at the office OF
VIM II Jerris, No. 2S2 Congress Street, Portland,
Union and Fore Streets belonging 10 Sarah +. Elder,
Eleanor NJ Elder and Georglanna Elder. minor heirs
OF John elder, tate OF Portland, decea sed. furtner
particulars may be had the time and place % s'e'
JOHN HAYDEN, Gusre'l11ii;
Aug rs, 1867 aus-s-d'd
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Chicago mary.e,s.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. q.
Flour frmer; Spring extras 90 a 62J. Wheat
Tess active and declined "a &c. Corn steady Oats
declned @ lie. Rye dull and declined 1c. Barley
declined a &c Provisions dull and unchanged.
. Receipts-13 900 bills flour 1867, 900 bush. wheat,
10000 bush. corn 141 900 bush. oats 400 hogs Ship
ments-S.000 bbIs -four 15s, 900 BUSH wheat, 10000
bush. corn, 105, 900 bush. oats.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept g.
The Ryland tobacco factory i'm Petersburg
was burned yesterday. Loss 100000 About
three hundred hands thrown out of employ
ment.
All the guns, anchors, chains, &C., have been
removed from the sunken wreck OF the ram
Merrimack, and another effort will be made to
raise 1t. The iron PROV has been raised and is
for sale
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Epilepsy. or Fits.

A SURE CURE FOR THIS DISTRESSING COM
~ plant is row made known in treatise (of43 oc-
tavo pageSl on Foreign and Native Hernal Prepara-
tons, publishe by DIR. 0. PHELPS BROWN Tbe
prescription was discovered by him in sueh'a prov
ilential manner, that he eonseientiousy re-
iuse TO make tknown as it has cured everybody who
has used it for Fits never haying fted Il, s;ngic
eIse. ire ingredients may be obtained from any
druggist. Sent free 10 all on receipt Of their names
Grand st, Jersey City, N j.
September &C. d3t&y3w
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COpartnerShip.
WAMg'ED.
BOarders Wanted.
Wanted.

4 FEW Gentlemen boa ders, gentleman and
1Awite can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
September 26. dtf
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FVNRE Mckay Sewing MIcnsne. ~ 49, viy
Il machine IN Existence By which a sewed noot or
shoe can be made Adapted to all h,nd rs styles and
sizes nj boots and shoes. 200 pans can De male With
800 H. -. non with one machine, in ten hours.
These Shoes Of all others in the mar
S any In use by al the leading manufacturers. Ma
chimes, with competent men to set them in opera
lion furnished at one days notice For particulars
~ iicense apply to GORDON McKA Y. Agent. Faith
street, Boston, Mass Apl 16. uGm
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INTO
Central Pacific First Mortgage
Now realize for the holders about
| FROM TWELVE TO EIGHTEEN PER- CENT.
ADVANTAGE,

With the same rate of interest.
The following the current rates September
9th subject ofcourse, to slight variations from day
to day. We roceiveiD exchange
U. S. Skies 1861 coupon, and pay difference 15s 40
U. 5. iye-Twenties, 1862, coupon, do. 1870 40
U. S. Fve-Twe ties, 1864, coupon, do. 135 80
U. S. Five Twenties, 1865, coupon, Go. 14S 40
U. S. FiveTweuties, 1865 new coupon, do. 100 SO
Y. s. Five-Twentes, 1867 (new) coupon. do. 100 80
.. g. Ien-FoTties coupon, and pay difference SO 49
u 5. Seven Thirties sd series,) do. do. 1872 10
For sale by Banks and Bankers generally, of whom
descriptive Pamphlets and Maps can be obtained,
andby
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FgfsCELLAN Enls.
The Western half of the s-
Great National T1.ax1aE Lime
Across the Continent.


Across the Continent,
Being constructed with tho AIN a,a s1rprpvrs-
ION OF TtIE IrN,rp n sr J, GO ,,I>.,,-r,
ia dest;n.a - h. % - nv
communicated IN 49, ro.,a ~ .. r -. 80 ~
betvveep tho pao;so c., 49,, en- 60. - -.
Basin over WI ;cb Tho ;nanso oor,o,,a -,
pass. and the
o:,
nl =. U"o la" stein Aihe
Its line extends from Sacramento, on the tidal
waters OF the Pacific eastward the richest and
most populous parts of California Nevada and Utah.
contiguous to all the great Mining Regions of the Far
West, and will meet and connect with he roads now
building east of the Rocky Mountains. About 100
miles are now built eouinned and in rpnnino onera
tion 70 +,o srr,,o;+ 80 ~, c.. ~, 49,.
~ " INC ''ioii" A'e'''u"' "ih'u
lew Il ys5o miles, now graded, VIII be added, and
the track carried entirav ocro.s Tho p,ountoins 10 n
point in the Great Salt Lake Valley whence urtber
nroorass will, he ond ran;a IT, a,,a
PosiesS WIN NC easy anu rapid iron, materials ana
equp"eh' ar ieauy i' manu- of 'Vo miles OF ROAD.
anu 10000 men are employed in the construction.
The local business upon the completed portion sur
.ssos oil -;,, - M 80 r. ~
o,,or,o.or, H., 80. Ne 'ioo 'oi 'no
"'e A"9u'' u arc ds ioiio"s III uoLo'
Gross ODeratiag Net
Earnings ErDenses E1rnin1s
SAC, x,ses co. r.S.- s.o.n.,
'o'oSA %oO,oAS ~ S4UA,O5l ~
Vi "' 'io ia.e vi Two hiiiohs per ahhum, OF which
more than ourths net profit on less than 100
mil g worked This 10 nnon Tho octnal Iactim.+a
traffic ofthe road with its terminus in tbe maintains
and vii, o,,,,r 49,
anu WIN oiiy Tue hoihai i'Iio VI government Trans
portao and is exclusive of the materials carried for
the further extension OF the road
The Comnany,s interest ,abilitios drr;,,, Tho
period were less than $125,oOo.
Add to this an eyar-eynandno tIrouob trof3io ond
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Wanted.

En nnn FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
COsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
mercai, near foot of Emery street.
viii also be received for new Sugar Bar
Company 1884 Commercial, at corner of Union St.
feb12d&wtt T. G. HERSEY
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House and Land at auctiop.

Horses, carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on new
u market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, sc.
Apl2e. F. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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Special Notice.

(NOAT and PANT Makers Wan ed. Also good
~ Machine Girl, one that understands machine,
at II. IL. R&OST,s,
paid. seplsd2w
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Cincinnati Markets.


CINCINNAJ1, sept. z.
Provisions nominally unc hanged and holders no
being willing to accept the rates offered. Lard firm
at 131c
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COMPREHENSIVE,
DISSOLUTION,

FINHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
J. firm name OF Wight and Webb, is this day dis
solved by muiual consent The business will he con-
duct as formerly by John L. Webb who will settIe
the accounts OF the firm.
GEO. G. WIGHT
JOHN +. WEBB.
Brilgton, Sept 20, 1867. sept q. d3w*
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To Let.

To Let,
A LARGE Boarding House, in central part of
n the city, Capable of accommodating 20 or so
Boarders. ii Beds, Furniture, Dishes &c., for sale
with House. By
A. j. cox & Co.,
Real Estate and General Business Agents.
September "a. d1w* 351 IL Congress ST.
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NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2
Cotton-5c lower; sales 800 bales; Low Middling
at 19c receipts APO bales. Sterling Exchange nomi-
nal at 156 a 159. New York sight Exchange a
uranium.
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Being constructed with the AID and SUPERvIS-
ION OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
is destined to be one of the important lines of
communication in the world, as it is the sole link
between the Pacific Coast and the Great Interior
Basin, over which the immense overland travel must
pass, and the
Principal portion of the Main Stem Line
between the Two Oceans.
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Groceries at Auction.

ON MONDAY. September sOth, shall sell at Of
" fee an assortment of Groceries, consisting OF
lea, Tobacco, CARS, Mustard Raisins, soap SaleI-
aus, Cream Tartar, Spices, Coffee. Clothes Pms:
Stove. Shoe and Serubbing Brushes Figs, Paper and
Envelopes, &c, &c.
Also small stock of Eeady-AIadc Clothing.
~ sale at p o'clock T. NJ. to accommodate Gro
GERS. +. o. BAILEY, Auct.
September 90. ltd
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
Or. w. N. DEmiNC,
Medical Electrician
III MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Oppasiic she United Stases Hots
BY EIlect1.is.if.v

The Rheumatic, the equity the lame and the law
leap with joy and move with the agility and elastic
ity OF youth; the heated brain is cooled the rost-
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deornIties re-
moved; aintness converted to vgor, weakness to
strength the blind made see the deat hear and
the palsied form to move upright: the blemshes Of
youth are ohliterated; the ACCIDENTS 0fmature lie
preyented the caamitles OF OLD age obviated and an
active circulation maintained
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InSf
For Sale.

A SUM of money, on Friday, September 20th.-
IA The finder will confer favor ana be rewarded,
by leaving it az CT Pleasant Street, near Park.
september %. div
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BY NJ. CHARLES 81 co.
100 Federal Street, Portland, Me-, and 81 Hanover
Street, Boston, Mass.
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EDWARD B. JAMES,

Al good coasting schooner 126 tons, old
EICI forage. Sails year old. About ITO NJ.
Ealf\ capacity OF Eastern lumber. Well found,
sisRAAA- and good bargain. For terms &c, APP
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j. II. OsGOoD s. SON,
"A U @ II % ~ h II II =.
No. 65 EYawiey Street, Boston.

Regular sales of Dry Goods, Wooens, Clothing,
Furnishing & lods Boots and Shoes, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY during the usiness season.
EY~ Liberal advances on Consignments.
September Z. dam
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Southern Items.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. q.
There were " fever interments during the
"A hours ending at 6 o'clock this morning.
New YORK, Sept q.
A Richmond special dispatch to the Herald
says the trial of jeff Davis will take place in
November, Judge Chase presiding.
MOBILE, Sept. q.
The three negroes who committed the out
rage at Dog river were hung here to-day.
There were nine yellow fever cases yester-
day,
RICHMOND Sept. q.
Judge Parker, of the Circuit Court of this
State, has rendered decision that old banks
making assignments under the act of February
1856, cannot give preference to any class If
creditors; that note holders have no preference
ever depositors, and that depositors in confede-
rate money are to be treated as debts to the
bank to the extent of the value at the time of
deposit
A considerable majority of the journals of
Varginia oppose the calling of a convention.
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A CARRYALL, Horse, harness. SC, ly person
"A about moving from the city. Enquire 90
sept24d1ws GILSON'S.
Top Buggy for Sale,
7 N good order Enquire at this office
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Wanted.
Coat. Pant and VEST Makers

A GENTS to canvass tor the
IN .sMAGIC CLEANSING CREAM.
Apply to N. M. PERKINS Il CO.,
1une7dtf No 2 Free st., Portland. Me
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TEETH! TEETH TEETH

Dr. d. still continues TO Extract .ceth by ELEc-
rRICIrY WITHOUT Fam. Persons having decayed
teeth stUmps they wish to have removed o- reset
ting he would give polite invitation TO call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sa
iOr family use, with thorough Instructions
Dr.. d. can accommodate iew Patients with hoard
snd treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'clock A. NJ 10 12 M from
to p. NJ and TO g il the evening
Consultation free. novItt
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TIN TYPES
For Sale or to Let.

fsNHE Junk Store on Portland Pier, and lot of
A land on New Pearl Street, near the Gus ON
House. Enquire of WM. SHEA
sept6d6 At Store, or No. 10 Vine Street
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AUJTEON SALES.
Ruilding materials at Auc,;o,,

ON SATURDAY, September 2sth, at IL O'Clock
" NJ, at the corner OF New Pearl Street and ash
Granite Cans and Stills, thirty -six Window Flames
four feet three inches by two feet nine inches, for
brick buildings, &c. Sale Positive.
f. o. BAIlEY, Auct.
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For sale.
For Sale.

l The small Board for Children, the LARGE tor Ia
dies W. ID. ROBINSON,
july26eodSm 40 Exchange ST.
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COnlMercial--.Per Cable.

HAVANA, Sept. g.
Sugar inactive ana unchanged. Exchange inactive
and unchan ged.
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Sinsing School.

MIR. GARDINER will commence his Fall Term for
Iu instruction in Vocal Music, at the Vestry OF
Free Street Church, on Monday Evening, Oct 7th,
1867, at n o'clock
=, TERMs-Twenty- -four Lessons, Ladies $500. Cen
tlemen $500.
Monday and Saturday evenings. Tickets for sale
at the Vestry. sept16d2w
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RAELSU,S WHTsKEY nnd TOBAC-
~ 60 bE%INChENATORS.- SAFE,
and Speedy cures Tor drunkenness aud tobacco chew
ing. Eli her remedy lrarranfed. and sent by mail
prepaid receipt of Five Dollars, or circular on re-
ceipt OF stamp. Call on or address IL. ). BALLOU,
13i Clinton Place, New York.
ceDfpnber o.. dim
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40 LET.
To Let.

WITH Board, one pleasant front chamber suita-
w BILE for gentleman and wife, at No 4, Locust
ST. Also room for one single gentleman.
September 26, 1871. d1w%
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To Rent.

TO HGnCs
A TWO story house, ARA ,ged fer two families,
"A at Woodiord's Corner, Westbrook, within a few
rods OF the horse cars. Rent $500 per yea.
apply TO &. r. DAVIS & Co.
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block.
September 81. div
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WANTED, for Custom Work. Tbehighest rrices
wv paid 10 frst-cass hands. A boy to learn the
trade wanted, at AID. REEVES,
Aug29-d4w SO Free Street,
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LEGAL INTELLIGENC.E.

COURT OF COMMON PLEASING following Inn
pOTtgnt opinion has been delivered by Judge Hrew-
ster;- -, . -, a..
County OF Philadelphia In Equity, James b. Sheriff
and others The Globe OIL Company, Caleb Pierce
and others.-Brewster, j. a.
This Is a demurrer 10 pll IN eqqlty nieu uhner
the forty second section OF the act OF July 49, 1858 Br
Dig 1850 42), providing remedy for creditors of
insOlVent manufacturing companies, The COM
plainants charge that the Globe Oil Company is n
noTporaton anized under said act that thew are
Judgment creditors thereof and that their ecutlOns
have been returned "Unsatished." IL Is further
RveTred that the ls day OF September 1854 six OF
declared a dividend without having "the sum
necessary to pay the said dividend" whereby the
corporation was rendered tnsolVent.
May l. 1865, retaining but one OF the former Drectors
ana u Is aYerred that the members OF the first Board
dld In september 1854 lect, and that the members
OF the second Board DID, Ia September 1865, neglect
70 sgn aud deposit the certificate of the amount OF
STOCK Pelo lnetc required by the 18th section OF
act on July ls' lSSet tbr, Dig. 1872 Sec. l9)
The prayer or the bill Is that defendants be decreed
70 pay the claims OF the complainRuts
We only deem " necessary TO notice a few OF the
grounds assigned In the demurrers " - "
The first of these ia that the bill Ia i'm alad
against the Company and the officers. $500
The section OF the law under which this bill "a dIed
authorizes one OF two proceedings:-- 'ANN
FrsL Against the corporation 'aud ALI tho .,oo,, -
hOldels therein the time OF the cOmme ncemenf ~
the suit In which the Judgment was recoYsred; or
Second against all the officers liable for Its debts
This bin not be placed In either Of these classes
for Il IS Rgainst the corporation and the officers
iOnder which Is not only Unauthorized. but which
seems 10 be forbidden by the spirit or tue act
AS this is a remedy Imposing new and severe
penalty, those who would avail themselves of the
avor the statute must accept It's terms and pursue
Another objection is hat the hill is not filed by the
eomplainants on the behalf of themselves "and all
other creditors oftho corporation" as required by the
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AMUSEMENTS. A

CARL SENTz's Grand Orchestra will perform on
Thursday afternoon, for the hrst time IN Phtla-
delphia, Haydn's celebrated Savoyard Sym
phony in G major, a work of great repute in
European musical circles. Mr. II. q. Thunder,
the eminent pianist and organist, will perform
the Grand Concerto in minor, written by
Mendelssohn, at Munich, for piano and orches-
ira, considered to be the most interesting COM
position o its kind from the pen of this great
master solo for claIionet by Mr.. Stoll, sr,,
and some pleasing varieties by the orchestra,
complete the attractive programme.
ACADEMY or MUsIC.-Verdi's masterpiece, II
IrOUdtOre, will be rendered this evening with
the following powerful cast: - "Leonora, y
N'rae Anna de Ia Grange; "Azucena,n y Miss Ade-
laide Phillips; ''Manrco," Signor Brignoli;
Count di Luna,n Signor Randolh. To morrow
night Norn,0 will be presented, with La Grange
in one of her greatest roles.
CHEsNUT.-Madlle Fanny Jauauechek, the
distinguished German tragedenne, makes her
first appearance in this city to nig bit in Meded,
supported by her German histrionic troupe.
Tomorrow, Adrte11ne Lecouurer. Mad'lle ia
nauschek remains only week, and will not
repeat any character.
WALNUT.-Thls is the fourth and last week OF
Mr.. John Brougham and his new play, called
The Lottery of Lite. No one should fail to see
this modern sensation.
ARoH.-This is Mr.. Edwin Adams last week.
Tonight he appears in the Dead Heart. On
Friday MIR. Adams takes his farewell benefit.
On Saturday Mr.. Walcot has his benefit. Next
week Ours will be revived for the merry Christ
mas time.
AMEKIoAE THEATRE-Mr Eph Horn has been
engaged here, and will appear all this week.
Nartni Chiriski and Miss Fanny Forrest also ap.
pear new spectacular ballet called ZozO
will be produced tonight.
THE HANLoN TROUPE will appear on Decem-
beT 20 at the Academy of Music.
The SEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE announces
great attractions. They present fine bill every
evening, aud have in preparation an excellent
Holiday Spectacle called Faust
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTA.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
ID nR

ST. PAUL. Minnesota Nov Is 1857
until i2 o'clock M, on the 2Oh day Of anuary, 1868
for the transportation of Military Supplies during the
& S RoHe ARr Paul. fnSPs %S or
Cloud, Mimi, by The shortest road or line, 70 such
OF Minnesota and In that portion Of Dakota Territory
and from Fort S stevenson or other designSted point
ON the missouri river eastward 70 present posts or
such IS may be established east or north Of that river
The. weight TO be transported on this Route NO
4 shall not exceed ten million pounds u0s0OOOOO
iddeFs will state the rate per ode hundred COC
pounds per hundred QOOl miles for each month OF
the year beginning April l. 1865, and ending March 81
Bidders should give their names In full as well as
their places OF residence, ana each proposal SHOULD
dollars signed by two or more responsible persons
guaranteeing that in case contract is awarded for
posing the contract will be accepted and entered into
party in accordance with the terms OF this advertise
ment.
sum of one hundred thousand dollars Wm0O00)
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency OF
each bidder and person offered as security will be
fToposalsI must be endorsed proposals for Army
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
The party TO whom award is made must be pre-
pared execute the contract at once and 10 give the
required bonds for the faithful performance OF the
The right to reject any and; all bids that may be
The contractor must be In readiness for service by
Place Of business or agency at which he may be COM
municated with promptly ana readily ior Route No.
Territory at ch other point us may be indicated
as The starting point Of the route;
be entered into can be had on application at this
York, Chicago. St. Louis, Fort Leavenworth, Omaha
and Fort smelling, and must accompany and be a
p"i' o' 'A' '4'P g. b. HoLABIRD,
Lieat..C Deputy q. NJ. GEN.,
Brevet Brig Gen. U. =. A.,
II so TIE Chief Q. NJ, Department of Dakota.
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act This would also ar pear to be departure, from
The third difficulty In the ay OF the con,pialuants
10 that q cir bill joins defendants, some OF wuOm are
only liable to but plaintiff some are liable under
one section and others are responsible u at ALL for
inoeper dent olations of the statute. THIS would
nt multi ariousness gwen by Mr.. Justice ory Ca.
Pl sec g7l), "the improperly jonlng In one Dill dis
ing them ior example, the writing la one Olll OF
several matters perfectly dist Dct and unconneced,
oT distfnct and Independent nature against several
dCfenddHD IN ne same bth''
rule upon this subject has been consderRbly relaxed
Ioro Colenham declaring that II was utterly im-
possible TO lay down any abstract proposition as to
what constitutes mulllariousness which eau be made
universally epplcsO e. ,-- -
tfari0u ess, says Mr.. Perkins, appears be tnat
each case IS to be governed by Its own circumstances
and muat be lett In great measure TO the sound dis
ctetion ofthe urt." (Seo the cited Ia mo- 10
Del iels Ch. Pr, Vol. /. p. sI3. Edition of 1861
comI lainants is Walsham vs.. Stauntou tsS Law ].
Rep N; s. Chanc. 6s in which the Lord Justices
rev rsed the decision OF Vice Chancellor Wood
same case q Hemming IL Miller, 82D, and sustained
bill charging two distinct injuries 4 ON common
In the case now before us. however the plaintiffs
contend that certain of the defendants liable for
the debts OF the company existing when a certain
dividend was declared September / 1864 and for all
thereafter contracted. SO long as that board cou
Of of the plaintiffs not contracted until one
month { er the latter date, viz: the first day OF
This plaintiff when confronted With this difficulty
answers that Al all events these defendants are
liable for not Hling the certificate, required by The
l4lh secuO' of The law. but the moment be plants
his foot upon that remedy, tte other detendantg OBJ
they not liable for the Sherins bt contracted
months before they came into Office. The penalty
for not recording the certificate unliKe the o h or
punis men, applies only to future debs.
1t wi thus be seen how Impossible it is to unite all
these defendants upon a common platform and a re-
view of many OF the cases would seem TO lead the
mind to the conclusion that this bill be suB
missed,