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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07

THE NAVIGATION OF THE COLORADO is now agita- =
ting San Francisco BY putting line Of steam
boats=on the Colorado River her merchants could
find free access to- anda good market in, the Salt
Lake country. On this side Of the Republic VIC do
not feel commercial or pecuniarr go much as an
artistic interest in the enterprise. Lieutenant
Ives stSurvey of the Colorado River" published
by tt Omitted Statea;GoYernuaent some years ago.
gave glimpses of scenery far surprising that Of
the Rhine, or any other known river, in pictu-
resqueuess aud grandeur. One of the features,
We remember, is tho "Black Canon" whose sheer
walls rise to the stupendpus height Of 5000 feet
the river being only narrow but deep and rapid
stream in the dismal pass. Another great curiosi-
ty Is an imitation city, with chimneys, steeples
and domes innumersble, worked out of sandstone
by the action of water. There is perpetual
mirage on the river which heghtens all the effects
in the strangcst manner. The steam navigation
OF the Colorado will throw open all these mar
velous sights (hitherto quite exclusively admired
by Government suryeyors) 70 the gazo of artists
and general tourists. With such an abundance
of fresh, indigenous subjects before them, worthy
of their best efforts, it will be the fault of Aeri-
can painters if they do not produce works which
viii extort the admiration of the world. The
whole West, from the Rocky Mountains to the Pa
cifc, is o continuous panorama Of wonderful
scenes by the study OF which the native school Of
landscape painting is to achieyeita future great
successes.
TIE SUMTER WxToHMaN Of Wednesday last, in
an editorial of column and half, tenders excel
lent advice to the freedmen and is withal COM
plimentary to the colored understanding of Sum-
ter District. The editor being absent, the Socu"'
teners treats his sable readers to some excellent
standard Latin and Oriental quotations, inter-
spersed with choice excerpts from the classic au-
thors OF Old England. It is true the Latin Is
translated, but the handwriting on the wall
that concludes the article, is left unexpound-
ed The freedmen here, we believe, have made
considerable progress in the acquisition OF
knowledge in the past two years, but with the e1-
ception of Mr.. Said, the polyglot Of st. Andrews
Parish, We know Of not q single one OF al the
registered voters in this city, who lays any claim
to proficiency, either in the Semitic or the Indo
European languages. However, it may be other
wise in Sumter
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07

yI1ANTED TO PURCHASE, FROM TEN TEN
w TO FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS OF mSEED
COTTON" (SEA BLAND). O'HEAR kFENW&IGk, &
." Washington street, Dureers " MARI:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07
r O R E N T..

ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND EATEN-
sTTE STORE. No. rs EAST BAY, with Residence
CLIFFORD MATTHEWESs
Real Estate Agents. NJ wfs3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07

(HARLEsTON ORPHAN HOUSE:-WANT.
u ED. PORTER and GARDENER, for the above
named insttuton; wages s25 per month, ratons, fuel
and light with the use of comfortable dwelling; ap
plications 10 be left with the Steward. s..,
WIme
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07

NOTICE.
YVHR UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED AL
i Mr.. EBAUGHs interest in the above Copartnership
will continue on his account the business nereto
fore conducted by the late firm of EBAUGH & NAL
LoNEE, at the same place. HoRLBECKs WHARF noar
the Northeastern Railroad.
JOHN C. MALLoNEE,
CHARLESTON, September 6, 1867.
September9 9 limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07

YyO RENT, COMFORTABLE Rooms, mIIh
4 rse of Kitchen fn o private family. References
Aeon October4
mo RENT, STORE AND HOUSE, NO. 10
Il ARCHDAIE STREET East side, opposite to West
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07

farm, being still strong and hearty. To cap the
climax, the old gentleman, on the 21st Of last An
Sust, Just the day previous to his 102d birthday
took to himself his second wife, the happy bride
being Mrs. Burkhart, aged ffty-fye years. Mr.
Lewis Is now on his way to New York to settle uI
some business Of his sisters, who recently died
there.
Tho st. Louis Democrat has compiled th'
following statement Of the tobacco crop: I'm Mis-
sour it ia reported at from 1900 to $4,000 hhds
This 10 far beyond average crop, but it is sale
thstth quality OF the tobacco is unusually good
In Virginia the crop has fallen of one-third-t ii
reported ct So O00 900 pounds-bu is thebest
made as respects quality In SONS counties o.
North Carolina lands which had been previously
devoted 20 tobacco were this year planted with
cotton. The yield for that State is S5,0 ,0OC
pounds. The yield for Maryland is placed OF
S,SOo,00O pounds; Tennessee at SO, 500, 900; Ken
tucky at 81 1000, 900; Texas at 10000: Alabama at
270,Ooc,0oO; Arkansas ct 1,7O0, 200; Florida and
Georgia each 6O0, GOO; Louisiana al 40 900; South
Carolina at 5000, and the Northern States al
62,15o,Soo."
The Washington correspondent Of the Boston
Pox says that Ex-senator Hunter, Of Virginia. is
there and had long interview with President
johnson this evening relative to his prospects for
. pardon. Mr.. Hunter states that the leading
man Of Virginia are opposed to convention as
they prefer the present military rule to negro su-
premscy. Many planters within his knowledge
have expressed willingness to give portion of
their land to encourage immigration, but the i'm
migrants are unwilling to accept if they are to be
subject to negro government. He thinks the
convention will be defeated, not by falling to vote,
but oy voting down the proposition, unless an
asrsemens 10 concluded with the blacks, as is an
tcipatsd win be the case, to the effect that the
negroes shallfn all the Federal Offices If thoy will
leave the management OF the State government to
the whites. Mr.. Hunter speaks very Aatterinsly
ef General Schofeld's administration of affairs in
Virginia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07
VI a N T S.

YIraNTRDF TO RENT, 4 SMALL HOUSE II IN
w respectable nsighborhood in any portion % tne
city. fair price viii b. paid, and prompt payment
guaranteed. Apply at the Ivy House. NO 70 a.'sVn
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

HUDSON CITY, March S.-With full supply OF cat
tie this the first week OF Lent, when comparatively Few
are wanted especially since the Overstocked market OF
last week. fnd dull heavy trade, with prices vary
ing from TO 1c below the rates OF last Friday Trade
opened Wednesday with 12T cars, followed by 81 cars
Thursday and to-day making total OF l62 cars,
or 3O28 head They all the Erie Road save five
ears from COmmunpaw. which arrived via the NewJer-
sey Central Road Most OF the stock OF fair average
quality with few mean and some very good droves:
Although there has been animation in the market still
owners encouragement for holding and 80 met
are expected tomorrow. Prices have generally ranged
from i5tc 10, the extreme range being from IL 10
17c with average Of less than 15c. Good fat steers
were bringing 6c, and only small number went above
that while most OF the wholesale butchers did not intend
pay l5C for their stock An Illinois drove OF l43
head fair 81 cwt. steers sold for 4t0l6c with l65
others Of same weight at 1dl5tc while lO5 thin Ohio
cattle OF cwt reported at l3c Owners say they are
losing money tins week. and We believe them.
Sheep are scarce here to-day, and mono expected
tomorrow II Is probable that the new Tariff BILL by en-
hancing the price OF domestic wool is inducing farmers
10 hold on 70 their stock until after shearng Receipts
far at these yards, amount 10 rising 1900 head, and
the demand sweeps them off clean each night Prices
range from 9c y n, live weight. Most OF the sales
are mad rom sic 10 9c there beng few lots OF prime
sheep One lot VI 9i medium, fine wool sheep Of % b,
brought o. while $50 similar but lighter sheep OF 80 n,
were sold "a Sc fat lot OF 95 10 100 b. fine wool sheep
would bring &C. the pets helping the sale. 49,
Hogs have worked down little with moderate de
mand. They generally selling at sastc., with few
8tc.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
TIE MARKETS.
lCareially reported for THE TRIBUNE

FRIDAY, March 2, 1867.
ASiES-Thc market Ia dull but steady Ss25dSB for
Pots and s1 75dt2 25 for Pearls.
BRICKS are firm and In fair demand at tl3dt4 for
common Hard SSdt20fo Croton, and $40 for Phadel
phia Front.
COTTON-A very fair business has been DONE the de.
mand being principally from shippers who using cot
Ton as means OF exchange prices remain unsettled and
we st quote only nOnnay at 2gI 3Oc for Mddlng Up
bales 49,
COFFEE-Rlo is s offered sparlngly and held at full
Po9Ous Igures sales reported to-day Of 5000 bags
TX antarctic on private terms For other kinds the inquiry
soy aI ana prices firm; sales and resalcs Of about
(O pags MaracabO at 1S9lsc god and 800 bags Ceyon
on private terms.
o1 C1QpIEK-Amercan Ingots quiet; small sales al 2Glc
iOItdge, Lake and Baltimore, and ne for Detroit
MN wv Sheatnng and Yellow Metal quiet and nominal
m tLOuk AND MEAIl-rhe market for Western and State
Iout ~ more active good and choice extras better,
he Tue low brands dull shippers 10 the West indies
euy cautiously the sales II 500 bbs at Ak 40ds9
i0f Supefne State 50 GOas for ordinary Extra sate
9oGt 80 Tor the low grades OF Spring Wheat Western
A vi 85@s2 30 for good TO choice do so 36g$l 80
ior shipping ONO sll S0dtl2 70 for Trade and Family
ahds OF Ohio Michigan. and Indiana, and t2 150SC 20
io ot LOUIS Extras. California Flour IA more active and
u l Tor good; much OF that here IS OF ordinary quality
siea OF LOO bbs and sacks at sl3 5Oat 90 Canadian
1 Is seady sales or 100 bbs at Sll 70d rs for Trade
anu Family brands Southern Flour is steady but dull
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

At the close of business, Government stocks are
quoted follows: Coupon Is. 1881, 10ss0l09.; COu-
pom 2Os 1862 1O9 5-2Os 1854, 1O7 $685. 1863 lO7 N
107s; New 1865 106sa1OG? Coupon 1O-4Os 07lD97. (;
1908 lst. 1Oji0lOjI; I'd, lO5}01Ojl; 3D. 1O539lO5l.
Money is less active but is still quoted at Ga7 per
cent. In commercial paper no change. Best names
sell at per cent The demand for currency for the
interior is less active and the exchanges at the South
are moro favorable. AT NewOrleans the last quota
ton was discount
Exchange is very firm and some drawers have ad-
vanced the price to 100 for 60 days sterling Tho
rates are as follows: London, 60 days l0S,alO9; do.
sight lO9. 9.0lO9,; Paris, long, 517,051G! do. short
5.l505.1S..; Antwerp, 5.9O051Ss Swiss, 5sO051s.
Hamburg, &G.Q2Gs; Amsterdam. H3041i Frankfort,
4sa41.; Bremen 20; Berlin 72a72..
Frcighls Iare without much change in rates; we
quote to Liverpool by sail as follows: Flour 2s;
| Wheat Cd. Corn Ga6.d.; Heavy Goods 17s Cd IN
25s; Cotton sa716d., and by steamer, Cotton I'd.
To LOndOn-FlOur o., and Wheat and Corn 3D. The
engagements TO Liverpool are 1000 bales Cotton at
s07-1Gd. 400 tCs Beef on private terms; 50
tuns Heavy Goods on private terms. and
by steamer, 1000 bush. Corn at cd; 1000 boxes
Cheese at Sjs; 800 bales Cotton at 3D. 800 bbs Pork
at 4s and 300 tcs Beef at 6s To London by steamer
40 cases Tobacco at s.; 100 cases Camphor at As;
60 bbs Pork at Gs; 40 tcs Beef at 10s and 10 tuns
Lard at IS. ship with $4,000 bush Barley, to Lon.
don, at sd; bark with 5000 bush. Corn. to direct
port in Ireland at 5s and bark with 1000 bbls Pc.
troleum, to direct port on the Continent, S. Sd
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
for Customs, $jG8OOO Payments, $l.129.3SI GO; for
Gold Notes, $1,000; Balance, $l11,29i3SS 20. Re-
ceipts $780, 2O5 ~.
In regard TO the recent failures at Boston the pa
pers of that city say:
The gold certificates which were obtained from the
Merchants Bank by Mr.. Smith, the late cashier OF the
State Bank were not stolen from the BubTreasury las
has been intmated but purchased in New York and had
never been inside the Boston BubTrcasury before A
loan on these certificates made to the amount of
tOOOO ION SOOOO0 gOldl2j currency 100 gOld and
another loan was also had, making the total SG0O0o0 Al
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
OPEN BOARD or BRoKEns-Sl p. NJ.
FRIDAY. March s-P. NJ.

Gold closed at 1914. after selling at lS3s8l3i,.
Government stocks are firm at the reduced quota
tions and there is a ready market for SOS OF
1866 at 1906. The 10-f0s salable st 49, Missouri
Is very active under the impression that interest
will be paid at an early period Sales made at a.
an advance Of per cent Tennessee Gs rose :. Steam
ship stocks higher Pacific Mail is selling at 10
and Atlantic at 9Ol Railway shares arc in moro de-
mand. and an advance was paid upon the whole list.
Milwaukee and st. Paul, and Toledo and Wabash
rose p per cent, and Reading per cent After the
call prices stronger and tine buying quito gen
eral AT the Second Board prices were strong Erie
selling at j4 and Rock Island at o. The rest Of the
list well supported at higher prices Missouri
ceded TO o. and United States Gs of 1865 10 1867
New-York Central, lO2501O2J; Eric, 5i.a54,; Read
ing. 1O?0lO3,; Michigan Southern. n a71i; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, SOsGSl; Northwestern. 81. 03is;
Northwestern Preferred. G2aG3.; Rock Island,
9js09j3; Fort Wayne 9i.G95.
L 4 - II
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
FAMILY MAREETS

OF iINlNh IAIENSlN N NEN YORK.
FRIDAY. March g. fsGI.
Flour yibratcs little. going up-at whoIrsalc-oue
week aud down another 10 has dropped about ~ per
hlfrc 40 pia during the week prry good article sci
ling nt SO per barrel Beef and Mutton remain m.
changed the latter very st and the former casicr in
the wholesale markCts Hams arc working mp slowly
aud IT. salt and Cornod Pork. Fresh Pork would AL
vance hut Tor tho laicuess of the Fine fic,h
Poultry and ycry high, rather advancing than
otherwise Fish s au important article of diet now that
Lent hl, Ft u. The supply fails TO meet the large de
mhud. and several kinds aro higher. Eggs nrr in good
supply aud generally selling at for &c or 30 Tor 81
thc. prp they not dear eating nor II good lean
piece of slowing soup beef with , bone, M 2c Y TO-
utter working down. there being large stock on the
market at time when people begin To think about The
new make. PRIME sweet article is not plenty, the buk
the stock having flavor savOring very little of clover
blossoms and nectar" Genuine new Maple sugar h now
in market retailing at J0q 1850 per pound The tropical
Oranges, Lemons and soft Blnanas are plenty ana some
of them are selling cheap the sidewalk " may also bc
noticed that Hams Shoulders Mutton, Fish, P0ury and
Game Birds often sold much below our quotations of
good fresh and sweet articles. The last resort ~ those
having stale stuff bng 10 call u the pcddcrs ana sell 10
Off cheap. The peddlcrs insist getting II very low
wen knowing they the risk Of being scented ont 10y
the police AID losing their unhealthy stock We stale
prairie chickens offered to-day a SOC. per pair while
fresh birds were bringing goc. We quote:
IIfN Al A II ~ uAHN.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
CIVIL COURTS.
,sarNt.Ss IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION
Frs OFFICES, &C

,0pINIsSs IN THE UNITED STATES CoMhhosioN-
ERs OFFICES, &C.
Tho following cases came up before the Commis-
soners yesterday
Before Commissioner BETS.
The case Of George n. Carleton, charged VIM enpfa
ling over half million Of dollars while actg as slecl
,rent of the Treasury Department Surveyor ol
ard DeuOstary Of Public Moneys, at MGnphls, ltthes
zee was 10 have been resumed but, owing 70 the ehs
~ lanes r. Brady esq., counsel for the defendant was
0oStnoned until Wednesday next, when deIendant tA
ects 10 be able show that-his case having Dee Pu
Rionslv examined ny the Treasury Department ana he
oneyafed from ali bamean order has been lsoueu Dy
te sccretary of the Treasury for discOntnuance Oi
proceedings against him.
Before Commissioner WHITE -, o..
In the case OF AdOlph William schwartz IN WIcn I'm ~ ",
missioner White gave his certificate that the proofs VI
,,rnbsbe cause were sufficient % warrant the extra
don of the alleged fugitive, the warrant I0l te PI I
ers extradtion has been sent from the Department O
State, andt is probable that tne 6neBcu i"Si'' VIZ w
part for Austria today
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCF.

MARCH s3li7 bbls. Flour, Liz bbs whisky $50 bbls.
Corn Meal 1854 sacks Corn Meal, LOSS bush. Corn,
$50 bush Oats S3s bush. Seeds, pkgs. Ashes, pkgs
Beef $40 pkgs Cut Meats, 7l9 pkgs Lard kegs Lard
lT Dressed Hogs, 1875 bbls. Petroleum, 1880 pkgs
Butter, $40 pkgs Cheese
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
Surplus. exc

kIcosre ofinicrc dar'ng the coaslrueon ofthe roid
The receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway for the month Of February. amount to S3S.
pa against siOS Sa in the same month Of 1890, exhib
iting decrease Of $500
The following are the movements Of Dry Goods at
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
WV fpAIMRR rr,mr.r.

WV PALhBk, ITasnrer
NOTICE.-ln pursuance of Supplement, ap-
pro, ed February 2 1907 act Incorporating the MIDAS Ph
TROLRUM AND IMPROVEMENT Co otsbagh and Sewioh the
pnpa Office of m Company from aHd amer the passage Of said Snp
peut ocAie br City Of Pittsburgh and the neIt Annual Erection
vii be At JACOB CLOSER, No ll5 Pouhst
PsburTh between and iP "a Of WEDNESDAY March ~ 1907
CITY OF KEOKUK PER CENT NEW
BONDs-POR SALEA fw of those wesecured and desirable
BONDS recently issued BY HENRY SMYTllB esq, Trustee %
per cent interest payable At the Central Nat0aa Bank
and b sf July. These Bonds have saranees
oe Highest character, aad amply provided for Limited anouat
par oly Apply ~ - . ..
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

uvuCE oT rHK PirrsBuRGH FoRr wArSE AND CmcAGol
RAILWAY CoRASY PrrTsBuRGn Feb, q, 1901 .
TJNHE ANNUAL MEETING for the election of
Of Directors for the ensuing year Of che ftls6sgh Fort
Manoand Railway viii be held AZ the oce OF the
Company the C of Pittsburgh on WEDNESDAY the 2oh day Of
March 1851 at ~ o'clock
The aud Bond Transfer Books Will be closed on March d2
M anlrcopel 2lst T. NJ. HUTCHINSON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

PUBLIC NOTICE.-Parties holding MERCHANTS
UNION EXPRESS Co. STOCK In their OwS NAME desirous
OF avoiding PERSONAL LIABILITY, dispose OF the same
with full guarantee, upon application 10
GEO. C. DUEBAR, No. 40 Pine-st.
Adams American United States and National Express
Co stock bought or sold on commission, for account
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
GEORGE +. BAKER. Cashier.

IIOwEs & MACY BANKERS No. 60 Wall-st., New
York Formerly officers Of the Park Bank -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business Of this house Is the an Incorpo
rated Bank.
PERSONS KEEPING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
they please and will be allowed Interest their daily
balance at per cent
COLLECTIONS made any part Of the United States or
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various Gov
ernment and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold, promptly
executed for the usual commission
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
financial.

rINHE INTEREST on LAND GRANT BONDS
4 of UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, EASTERN DIVlS
ION dus M 5 Will b. paid presenaon Of coupons therefor
% anil after that date
Al the Banking House Of
DABNEY MORGAN & Co,
No 50 BIchahgc-plaee
Neu-l0rL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. No. 40 BROADWAY, NEW
YoRK-This bank. the Grsi deng1acd depository Of the
United Sates In this city prepared TO convert the first
SERIES August notes. into United States 20 per
cent gold bonds. In any amount desired
The conversions at this bank are made at The counter
without delay while much timo and risk Is required in
sending 10 Washington
This bink makes the exchange at the fixed Government
rate. viz:
The7JO notes received at par and interest from Feb
5 1861 and the bonds delivered at par and interest
in currency from Jan. /, 1867.
Bankers and dealers In United states securities will be
allowed onee9hh per oent eopD,issoa the exchange
All holders OF 7So notes are requested make the e1.
change at this bank
s. G. THOMPSON, President
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
EXPRESS STOCKS.
UNITED STATES,
For NALk az mafket Ates. =
Apply to GEORGE c. DUNBAR, No. 46 Pinest.,


WHEREAS, The Superintendent of the In
Department OF the state Of Newlork having Examined
into the Adrc Fire Insurance Company f the City ot
Neork declared that the capital thereof impaired % the eeas
Of forvnne 81 such impairment arounng 70
hundred thousand hundred and hty SC0 ioars
therefore, pursuance OF the quaon OF The sad Sapen
the capital equal TO three hundred thousand ds
r The amount 6Ir hv ia charter stockholders Company
are hereby required pay the said Of hundred and ssTee
thousand hundre aud gOO dollars money the amount
deacency Of ortune 81 100 cent Al the Once o te CO
uany No Broadway the City 0 York before TIE enth
da f March 1901 In all noupsymeut by shareholders
be the said h March 1867 10 hereby 6x and determine hs
which be Issued
stockholders the surrender their present stock Certificates At any an<
nine hundred and ortyegh thOuandhs 80 9 percent oe par
value Of the sane Company pay the fractional parts Of shares
Al aud hundred and Oght houSdt perceat Of
The par value Of the for the purpose Of allowing such
stock and disposed by the Directors Of said Company
accordance Of the statute aud the ts
hn which the consnmna,s the undersigned hereby
settles the for the and sAe OF said stock 70
be on the March 1907 within sixty days thereafter
Dated Nes-iork, Feb. 49, 1901 Wh A. sBANbk,
President
5000 Ss 1 "a aA5 .. ANR9 .Y} ! SHaS d &
Comics free by mail cents HANB1 & Co, NeslOrk-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
FRsT MORTGAGE BONDs or TIIE CENTRAL. PACIFIC

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPAsYInterest at the rate OF Six per cent
per annum IN GOLD, payable in the City OF NewYork.
For full particulars apply to or address
FISK HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers In Government Securities,
No. D Eassau-st., N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
EIsK & HATcII

BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GovERNsIEST SECURITIES,
No. kAsSAUST.
Will receive SEyKSTHRTY notes OF all the series, in
change for the NEW 800 CONSOLIDATED BONDS, at On
best market rates, which holders OF 1898 Will find to the
advantage.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
Refore Mr. Jnstlee INeRAnAM.
DECISIONS


Sherwood agt Blendely Hendricks ct AL aSt eros
venor ct al-Memoranda for counsel
SiIiman ct al. agt lynch--mOuOn grahteu anu pah
TO be taken OF attachment IN 500 - NJ. ~.
Mscomber act. MacOmbcr; New ct al agt Bogen; Ma
tonal Bank of the Metropolis agt. sprague'-MotlOns
Perkins agt saltus.-MOtion granted Bail taken IN
5000 ,.,-- --.., g., ,,.,, ~
Knox act Sparks ct al-MOtOn granted for March 10;
Hannahs agt. Munger.-Moten denied; costs oi pllh-
tiff, $40, to abide event. .,.-,-.,- .-.
Foniet et al agt CadOtI do not think these causes
shoud be removed for the purpose OF making second
motion to discharge from arrest II defendant VIII give
the stipulation as offered by plaintiff the motion can Dc
granted. II not, motion denied
CIRcUIT-Before Mr.. Justice CLERKE.
NotdWOuh agt Morris
On the lat of March, 1866, the plaintiff appleu 10
deepdant for of $3.50 1000 shares Hudson kVer
Slate Company Defendant refused to lend but sald ne
would buy the stock and would give defendant ten DAYS
i'm which to repurchase the stock at the same price
Plaintiff failed 10 redeem in time but month Afterwards
tendered the amount aud demanded the stock On lal-
inc 10 obtain IT, brought snitfor S5OO damages as lot
conversion Of pledge. Defendants counsel on ths
state OF facs moved dsSS on the ground lhaI ea
with defeasance (which this contract was) is mort
gage and not a pledge, and that tOrer never dld ne
against mortgage the plaintiffs remedy being IN equity
10y biIi TO redeem. . - --..,o,..
rhe Court took this view and dismissed the complaint
Mr. Peckham for plaintiff; Mr.. Sewell Tor defendant