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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20

NOTICE BY. ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP-
POINTMENT.-IN BANKRUPTCY.
District Court OF the
United States, : In Bankruptcy
For the Albemarle District.
In the matter of John G. James, Bankrupt
INO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN THE
i undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
pointment as Assignee of JOHN 6. JAMES, of
Gates County, and State of North Carolina. who
has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own Pc
tition by the District Court of said District.
+. W. BOND. Assignee,
P. O. Edenton, n. G.
June 1, 1868. l45-1aw3t-
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20
NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS A

NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP
POINTMENT.-[IN BANKRUrTcY.l
| District Court of the
United States, In Bankruptcy.
| For the Albemarle District.
In the matter of T. T. Riddick, Bank
rupt.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN THE
| l. undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
| pontment as Assignee of 7. T. RIDDIcK, of
Perquimans County, and State of North Caro-
lima who has been adjudged Bankrupt on his
own Petition by the District Court of said
District.
F. W. BOND, Assignee,
P. o.. Edenton, N. C.
june !; 1865 l45-'avss:
NOTICE BTsAss1GNEE OF HIS Ap-
POINTMENT.-[INB ANkRUrrcY.]
District Court ofthe
United States, In Bankruptcy.
For tie Alsemarie District,
In the After of w. d. Riddick, Bank
rupt.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:-THE
Il undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
pointmcnt as Assignee OF W. D. RIDDICK, of
PeIqumans County, and State of North Caro-
lima, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on his
own Petition by the District Court of said
District.
F. w. BOND, ASSIGNEE.
P. o. Edenton, N c.
June 1SOS 14C-lawSt.
NOTICE by ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP
POINTMENT.-(IN BANkRUPTcY.)
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Albemarel.
In the matter of Moses N. Lassiter, Bank
rupt.
ITO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN THE
Il undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointment as Assignee of Moses N. Lasster, of
Hartford county, and State of North Carolina,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his
own petition by the district Court of said dis
trict.
F.W. BOND, Assignee,
P.O. Edenton. N. c.
June 1, 1858. 145-St.
NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP
POINTMENT.-[IN BANKRUPrcY]
District Court of the
pS T9 'Ss SSsSsss District, Bankruptcy
In the matter of Elisha N. Riddick. Bank
rupt.
THO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:-THE
Il under igned hereby gives notice of his ap
pointment as Assignee Of ELISHA N. RIDDIck,
of Per9uimans County, and State of North. Car.
his own Petition by the District Court of said
District.
F. W. BOND Assigned,
P. D. Edenton, N c.
June I, 1868. 145-1awSt.
NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP
POINTMENT.-LIN BANKRUPTCY
District Court of the
United States, In Bankruptcy
For the Albemarle district.
In the matter of Daniel Valentine. Bankrnnt
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP
POINTMENT-[IN BANKRUPTcY.l
DISTRICT COURT CT THE
UNITED STATES, pL
North G irolina.
In the matter of Solomon Keen, Bankrupt.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN THE
pointment as Assignee ofSolomon Keen, OF Hert-
ford County, and State OF North-Carolina, who
has been adjudged bankrupt upon his own pc
tition by the District Court OF said District.
F. w. BOND, Assignee.
P. o. Edenton, N. c.
June J., 1858. 145-1aw3t.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
nd without cLange to -
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY, April 2sArrivals Of teeves to-day, f;s,
mostly at OneHundredthst Tie market IS ingTt asnS
dull, and several lots remain ursod. bunch y "a u
steers sbvut 81 cWt, Is reported az rioc. Tie s-
walls, so far tits week, Mondny nclud' j. aro $780, or ~
than last week. With such asupply at tine Nhes
other things compete with beef prices cannot fan e
work down. They still about &c. per Id higher than st
this time last year
We have only 81 cars sheep n today all az Fortieth
but fully 2Go0 held from yesterday some II Which,
with portion OF o-day's receipts 20 over until TOM
Trade slow aud prices weak OF the fresh scGz
note sales at FOrtietst by Hume & Elliott II iva
cars Illinois wool sheep. IS D. fair at 81 10 sie;
heavy Canada 10 at $40 IS per head. which tugt
ebout sic p 10 Kirby sold oie car Illinois, "a 10, Sect
eheepat &C., rejecting IS cus; also, /: cars M wool she
90 ~ at Tac Il cus out. hcCrdw sold one deck sLexrc&
STATE sheep. IS b and deck WOOL 50 b both a. &C. ss
OF the culs sold az q 50 up 70 81 Per head, Hth
scalawa6 lot Of State sheep. which the wool spCt
have been left 10 cover the naked bones, vhc would "a
bring 81 50 per head and then the buyers would ia
rick of the being coIscated meat unh s.
eat the moment they offered for faie. AZ CODi
nipaw Kase & Son sold Ohio sheared stock t.t
average 1t &C. and wool sheep from Ohio ~ a,
at u dSc.
Hogs continue TO improve, with lCt arrived 70
day. mostly for uRhtoTers or these 10 came "a
ut COmmunipaw and q care at FOrcthst Sales At tht
latter place, deck scallawag pigs nom Ohio and Cs
ada, los To- 100 head In one deck, at esc ear cossf
Ohio l2S 10, l0ie; and cars good IEo. 100 D. as loA
The reported arrivals FOR tolnorrow are carr at FoS
eth-st
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. APRIL "a 1868

ga. sent 70 the Uouse OF Detention. Peter Morgan Of
the canal boat Frederick DOunce lying pier No q East
Pycr caused tha Gr1ett OF Mary Wight cook on board
The same boat geserday for having about year ago
stolen from him $780, The woman confessed her guilt and
added that che had given sos OF the stolen money TO one
eommitted - James Reed. o youth. on the nth inst,
stole from John Merwins store nj the corner OF Frank
fart and WaIsts., O case OF surgical Instruments,
valued at S2OO He was committed. Francis Butler,
the well.known dog-fancer Of Peeklip was arrested
yesfarlay by Roundsman BoleInan OF tho Fcurth IRE
cnct on the complaint OF President BefGh OF the society
for tie Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Tho specnc
charge against the accused Is that OF euttS inc cars o
the animals under his charge lie was allowed 10 20 on
his own recognzance, 70 await trial at the Court Oh
special Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

The regular weekly exhibit Of tho condition OF the
Bank Of England ms we learn by Atlantic Telegraph
is published this evening the signature of It's
officers The specie or hand is less by 4iSAOO0 than
last week
10 The Edlor Of T7> Tribune
SIN: AS one Of many thonsands nteresiea ,n es poncy
thank yon for your remarks regralng t4s Snnu ea
shOwn by the published statement No one can o9ect 70
the principal OF life insurance, but any one can OBJECT
and every policy holder, in sefdefense ought TO OBJECT
70 the ruinous expense account OF not oniy tne Vel Vel
Known company menoncd but OF nie INSURANCE m % SJ
done to this most excellent mode OF securing ttepa.ss
ones against want by the great conpeuton eXiSths n
papies ard those newly organized This competition
leads to tho payment Of commissions 70 agent: Lna h
dercd and by not paying Which companies could well
afford TO reduce their premiums from 10 to % per
thus doing the insured who the ones most
Know Of no way OF making any reformation on this
five refusal the part OF those solicited to insure TO do
go unless the expense Of the Company presented
il as small as would be the In we'll regulated bank
or commercial house doing the same amount OF business
am suro many Of your readers unto with in protest
Life Insurance Companies OF the present day.
Respectfully, INSURED.
Rochester, n. T., 1868.
recent writer does not state the case too strongly
when he says:
The experience Of life insurance in England and In this
country confirms the statement that Win tbo use oi
neessant demand upOn managers f0r new plans ana ex
peIsve experiments for the increase OF business:
travagance becomes chronc In the eXigencfes OF Ds
ness, when To lie companies the question mas risen
Shall there be increase Of margin or reduction OF
expense Z" the decision has uniformly been gwen III IA
yor OF increased rates and revenue Other dangerous
conditions aud tendencies need 10 be guarded against.
We have chosen for illustration that which would cause
the suspicion in the public mind The danger Is that
only may the "margin" be exhausted by e1trava-
gance but serious made upon the proper reserve
Now by what process at present known 10 US,
by what authority the interested public to be IN
10 nd
--Sefiuterest cannot enghten the public mind com,
petcnt actuarial board with the materials before IT, an
c!o he'd with The authority TO act, could prominent
insurance periodical Of NewYOrk asserts that the num-
Der Of great and Of thorough actnares may DE
counted on ones fingers" IL is true. The number OF
such men bound to the interest Of some one particular
company is smaller STILL We cannot, therefore, begin
too soon TO form board OF Independent actnares It
will not be denied by any that the correctness OF the ac-
tuOral work Is OF infinite Importance to each lfe com
pany the slightest want OF cXactnCss or comprehensive
ness OF knowledge may involve the loss OF millions and
the evils that follow such nisfOrtunes.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
THE MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY. Aprl 23-P. II.
Gold closed at 40, after selling at li9!. The OK
ports of the day were S)ji2iO. as foliows: $4,000
pr Weser for Bremen; 5liLo0O per Trpou, for Liy-
erpoOl and $500 per Moryo Castle for Havana.
The dealings in Government stocks were large.
but the extreme morning rates were not sustained.
The 7Sos sold high lO7. State stocks are finn.
Railway MORTGAGES strong. and few frst-cass offered.
The general share market inactive. Express
stocks were lower and neglected. Ncw-York Central
WA, in special demand aud sold high l25. A
large short intcrcet made at llS, which re-
mains uncovered in large degree. Reading sold at
%, largely. The dealings III other shares were mod
crate. and no largo amounts wcro offered at quota
tions. After the regular CALL and during the after
noon prices were lower npon nearly the whole list
Erie selling at Gs, Cleveland and Pittsburgh at u,
Northwest Preferred at 80, and Michigan Southern
at t0l From these points there a further reac-
tion. bu, there was no large buying. Government
stocks close firm 1T U7 bid for 7S0 and 1864 for tho
Gs Of lsG7 There is a good investment demand for
al issues.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

STOW d n course he ns asked about tho story IL told.
He replied at once: !" 1t is malignant fasehood Grant
and his saf did down Cairo IN the frCsdents car;
tool tben dawn 1vsef and selected that car because
it had convenlencfs for vorng sleeping and eating on
the way We had dinner In the car ~ Wnch wlho W.
drink lie answered Of tea and this d made m Tor him
SnIdce Grant tasted no Iioud but tea and water"
This was the exac truth of The matter. Yet We believe
onr correspoudeut wrote in good ialth
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
THE COURTS.
CIVIL

An action hns bren commenced in tho Iowa
Courts against the Chicago Hrd Rock leland Railroad
Company and ~ officers in which Injunction has been
granted ~ mandatory chatucer restraining every body
connected wiii tie Railroad Company from impeding
the Railroad Company ~ complying with ;he act ut the
Iowa LrgislltTrc and FROM impeding ih" Company In
tie u-e of their moneys nrudinc tie proceeds ~ tho
5000 ~ new stock winch r. the subject o the t-
cation IN the State COuriA The Railroad Company fur
Tier ordered n this I1rctioI 90 proceed with all prnci
cablo dispatch TO complete their railroad to Council BnS
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
A ARrMARKARLF SUICIDE IN AuRrRN prison.

A REMARKABLE SUICIDE N AUBURN PRIsON.
The Rochester Union SAYS: ~ few days ago
ayoung man. william M.ians gs.d p, a convict IN The
State Prison at Auburn, to Which he had been rslfnt'd
from Elulra for larceny committed suicide. lie was
placed i The prison on the ioih Mt Tie act wrs COM
mittod i the presence of the sbopmHes IL the prisoner
with common bench EAfc. On tie nrsj attempt tao "
the saug 10 him ard grasped hls arm when he
lruke away from thrm aEd deiermiutdy drew the
knifo across ts throat, cutting Sdsh about i've
inches IN length, soYcrlug the luguiar vein aud
carond artery, from which death Cusucd aln u
Immediately" 1hs Syracuse Courier learns that
MIaue was poor halfNittrd hoy, ard when lis body
exposed 10 view ut the iuquest ~ found tc b.
rCthiug Int sku and bOnc-a mere skclcioL The day
before his death c put into that terrible machine of
TORTURE tie sOwci-bat and made To endure - horrors
when he returned 10 tie shop hc was rayng mHuiac
ard ahOu tearing hs halT smiling bir head With his
hands ard Sskiug Isn't there hole n nay head dOE
you the hclc my head T The cause n The punsl
nent ~ the bath Il alleged Ia have been TIE poor yctims
refusal 90 take food prcstrin for him 10y the resident
physician Dr. Bu,tcn, aud Is asserted tai the keepers
disclaim "a possibility aud shoulder upon the Goc
tor, WHO IL loudly denounced hy them
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
D MINING sTocKs.-FIRsr BOARD.
THE MARKETS.

lCsreisIJ reported Tor THR TKEusGI
THURSDAY, April %. 1863
AsIITs-The inquiry for Pots fair az s. rs; Pearls
nominal ......
COFFEE-Rio has been rather active, and prices
are firm at full previous hgures sales OF 400 bags
Southern Belle mt lfo and S0o do. steamer South
America at iltc. gold, In bond, Oter kinds gUet
COrION-The upward turn OF gold aud tAe contpuod
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

favorable advances, both domestic and foreign sHa
strength to the market aud prices again higher ky
&C. 10 closing steady sales Of 59l6 bales including "a
90 spnners, bz6S TO exporters and s2o TO speculation
We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

euPaEsE COURT--CIKCuIr-Part
at 10 a H.
GOO. .Clsfiln Il al. agt Guruer.
41iO. Robbins e al oct. Loweastein
I4l7. .Hollscher AIT Fleischls ct al
t57l. Cummings ct al. sEt CohAlAE
ct al.
46s5. Bonsr egt- Sheara
1895. Ireland agt. fowier.
I5i8. .Ps;terson agt Wellwood
iG.R. Ireland Agt Def1rest.
1868. Wills ast Ms1er ct al
1891. Tuska sct Myers.
1871. .Wolfsohn ct sLagt Fuechsel.
20J5. Humphrey ct al. at. Bach,
&c
800. Way eI ST. agt Ball.
2rG2. .CAlton ct. al sgt Lane 81 Al.
275l. .lsiINst Bk.of Att.cs ast Full
Ter 1t al
2325. .fth Nat BIZ. Of Eew.York
hgt \. Am War and Ma.
rine Railray Co.
1919. Curry ct a. sgt Van Wick.
2SSl. .tth Nat Bk.of hew-York at.
Benner.
2a92. Vail sgt Byrne ct al
29e5. .Kohn Agt 0bensayer.
3O36. Harper, IT,, ct al. sgt. Taylor
etaL
coI4. Wood et al Sgt Baker e. al
30jJ. .Eroadwell agt. HofleT.
.GJl. .Yogi at llsrn'ty.
3li6. .CTannis agt. Cooper.
3l6J. .secor ei al sgL Spielmsn 81
al.
32aa. Bliss ct sl. AIT Levy. impd
Jl72. .Mu-sev at Coleman ct al
3J.9. Marks et al I,oWenthaL
367i. Dexter sgt Central K r. o
n. J.
5Tii. Wolf 81 al sgt. Laforesds.
3Tio. .WetIlar agt Desousiasy.
371l. .Brosn et al. Mack.
351l. Phelps agt Boyce.
3ig1. Harden Agt Duyce.
38J9. ct. " es,'a las. Co. agt kooI
Il al.
s051. .Stsnn 81 Al. set NsFkirk.
J3s4. .Msrseh agt knseng,rieh
800. .bsrrei ei al. ugt Lucas
Xiti. .Chaee Agt. Cushlug.
tN1. .Ilopki1s Agt Noeeslier.
40i2. .Chsdbourne sgt. Masseti e
al.
ana. johnson sgt Montana. ".
tJi5. Vincent sgt =. y. 4 GAleUi
Lead Mining Co.
tpd. .TAYieT agt Phelps
<l79. .Nsfrciles agi. ~ O'elL
s2Oi. . ! aldwin at Sttt
SUPKHHk Couar--NHAxngRs-Iit
lOa m. Cal 9
o.. .oiils ei al sgt Goodyear
etAl
loi..Ih 70 Directors of n. Y. Gold
Mining Co.
i6G. In r. The n. Y. state Inebh
L.s Asylum.
100. .SsSysr Il al sgt Chamber
etaL
100. .Tgcel. IT,. sgt Merritt st al.
10. .Nbitoombe at BlrTT.
SuPEHiYR tVrRr-1
3nf5. Stewart Il I'll st Guest
~ f..-trrn at. Gurslcrg.
9si1. R-priier Il al sgtJ iguemont
E9l. .Hsi.ea agL Van Loon.
3fJ. Hamilton agt Van lion.
suPERiORr COuKT-1HiAL Term
toar. ope %
5Tii. Berrr sgt LoE-nberg at a.
a9i1. .lir's Az Johe~
- o. .Canhvrltset Ross. Pr-si. he
$40. .Aoihsrai.i agi. hfnrt
JaJ..Jare ~ agt. ia he.s. .bTE 30
yU8. Green ~ PasSrtL
50 !..Lsuhi- - Dfinrld.
J1ll. .Ltrsia, kc. Agt. liufson X
X. X 90.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
fnzntisl.
ITO CAPITALISTS.

ITO CAPITALISTS.
The undersigned chr far sale al rsr limited amount cf ~
BONDS OF The PORTLAND WATER COMPANY. OF foaF
LAND. MAINE
These bonds bear I Interest psyab In yi ard tia prsa
pal reieemahe IN gold eeGty The conIuas ps. s
annually IN Boston TIE let Of Spr AF the II " October
Conpsny chartered by the state o Maine With c, Il 81 o -
authorized It's bnB Tie " t0) rrr
It's property sLt franchise TO Gov is \ 80
burn r Mayor jacob GcilSn Ta,er, The proceeds % s
bOns y be sppsd In paynsnt c the II be Noks ia
contract Tor LATERAL and t6e elton Of ie entire wos VITA "a
American NHJ aud Gas Pipe Company Of heyJeTe naei gdEs
tees az bon With the van sad rPo'saes " "a
The supply OF is son Lake sehsso and It, tbHas, vk
ge;h of $50 cgre niles The sorks er sf a
uppy fr three the present population of Pors Ire vsN
is obtained by gsYson without macne tae lake being 0 40
above tide aud distant from tae city shout sixteen hha
For farther inform regard the b0is apply N<rk =
Won HOFFMAN, Co. No HanOversi or 20 g. l. bOsAtk &
Co NJ h Rrnahs
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
And the following for Railroad bonds:

Money S aDitant at C1I per cent on call Tor COM
nccial bills business is done az ,ds for best
Exchange is quoted as follows: London, 60 days,
1lOQllO.; DO, sight 40, 0ll0i: Paris long, 5.lSs
G512i; do short. 5l0iQ5.10; Antwerp. 5.1GiQ5l5;
Swiss, 5.lC1a5.l5 Hamburg. 8GI9S6l; Amsterdam,
4taHi; Frankfort, 4l04ll; Bremen. 70.Q702; Ber-
lin. 7t@72
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs $43l 900; re-
ceipts for Gold Notes $4,000; total receipts S92i9
069 O9 total payments, $l995GO6 IL balance. $685.
SlS.l73 IL
Froights-To Liverpool, by steamer, 800 bales Cot
ton at d 500 boxes Cheese at Cos; 1900 bush Corn
at G.; 1900 bush Wheat at Gld 22e00 BUSH do. for
next weeks steamer, at u 7d. British bark to Bris-
tol with 1900 bush. Wheat and 5000 Corn at 5s.4ld.
and 1000 bbls Flour ut 2s I'D. British bark with
1900 qrs Corn TO Cork for orders at Gs a0s, 3d. thirty
five lay days from lst Of May; and Prnssian bark
to the Baltic. with 1,OOO bbls. Petroleum at Gs. Cd.
The Chicago aud North Western Road earned the
THIRD week in April:
1857. ..siGIS7 IS "A mo. T.i22 So
The Michigan Southern Road earned for the third
week IN April ..I.l ..
s97Ss5 IS 1903 800 Inc s22S is
The City Bank Building, In Wall-st., opposite tho
Custom-Houss il now completed and ready for 0ccu-
psrncy. Its exterior Is plain but quite elaborate
enough for commercial purposes Within the build
ing is a model Of convenience. and will compare
favorably with anything in New-iorA. The build
ing is hre-procf"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

NOTICE.-Tho ANNUAL MEETING OF "a
~ Stochodes of the WASHINGTON MILL AND SLYfR H'-
COMPANY 81 Echo Distinct Humboldt CNu-iy Avysis g. ~
Et cion TT justices 0 tire .nn T. ihf by f -
will be held AZ the odce II toe Company N - Prs booa Ne
m Tie II NeglcrN az y oock tue hEtoAD NEPAAc
DAY iS MAY the 18Th Pos M le oa H. a. ec II
New.iogk, Anvil -. lft3 H. PAGE DAkla. irel-tls
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The story the morning papers that hye Loaf box cori'i's
Government pure We ;
time icnts u securities One - es
dealers merchant mlse sne 80 40 IN terov Bonds esr
referred numbers of he roas t- st
offered fdr sale bankers and brokers u tAs
Respectfully, TANNER & Co., No. o. Wsffs.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
NOTICE to ANY and AZ HQLpEBS 81. ot u.

NOTICE TO ANY and ALL HOLDERS or 10
IN PUNDBD or BONDTD INDBBrEDNBss Of lUBA cOuNfL
CALlFOkNlANolce Is hereby gye1 'uat al aoera 'Hy
funded led Indebtedness II The CogF o buhs, mAi A. tsss
opon n,.rt md sy,rrdsr he Lear q
the Caany of Yuba Al The os Of sd esaaJ -
Civ o My.yIe a, unv time bsiIr hs ls ta " Juf A. u is
ap receive IL lieu thereof bogis Of sad e0aI bAa nlse -
eish pe cent p-r auuu paysb eD naas u JsrAi AND !si
both principal aud Interest paid 10 godei sid te
approved fsbreay ~ A. D. @ Ae "a y
H~est sisr u
dar o July A. % lee-sssyie, lsoA Couay It.,
A. u lsok .| l.. a. ss.SSfS.,N
J. L. klpEJti. .I..I
Loaa ceulnIs,gsIs VI tas CSartI sl iasA
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
SECOND BOAPD.

SECOND BOARD.
GOvFRSMENr DEPARTMENT.
81 Reg u $40 Coup 'e5 II q S5s i0{0Cou
....ll2ll 10000. ....b3 iOsi ll,000. ........loa
Con 'C2 y \ So lo-4O Reg Treas Notes $40
81. .ll2 5000 ........ .i02i 2d Eeries.
v Coup Ca 10000 .........l .loef
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

COnpany's Ohfe, No. % MllaAnst I.
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of tue SlOCA.
i HOLDERS of the MtLW WAuKRE AND ~. PAJL kAlbWH
cOAPANY. F the eeeu of DIiECfoRS sd o saeh "i9e -
he snuag Of TIE Stoc
will he held MONDAY the Sta day Of Jane arz at ~ eoA "
the Companys OMce, IN the City Of NlvsnAe@ ,,- -.
The Iraner Bonss VII b. closed tse ID cay 81 y ar ~
opened On the 10Th daJ Of June neat ,,>, =. -, So,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

Upland and
Eiuvida
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

OFI1cE o7 rrE trNIKAt kULlt0Ap %. oF Atr.1,t'tiI
No l03 LhertT-Sf. NKv-YoRx, April II, ieo5.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the an.
nra Meeting Of Stockholders of tie Central Rsoi Comrsf
NswJersy elect nins the nct fsf
will he hed n III once 81 the Company Eiishebpo' Ntry
between the hours Of 10 o'clock Scesk ~ ihdst "a
9Th Tie transfer books al be- closed fni tlo lIt U.s.
10 Saturday the 9th proGiao SAsttRL AAoA SfcrrtssN
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

D9 .jl7I.@'l' v ''''4 y ~ lo' ''-' ''l-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

.8rhl aiIt '11
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
COURT cALENDARs-FoR FnIDAr.

erpnrrs CouKrCIEcur-ParI IIIod BY DAVIS Court open
at tlOa m.-sh,rt Causes
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24

.u..I 5000 900 I..|.. f'l
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-11

ANECDOrE CT RrFUs CuoArE "A con-
stable was ordered to attach certain goods
according to the schedule furnished him
lic returned the writ into court, with
the schedule attached and the goods Mr.
Choa,c objected that .hc officer had not
returned the same goods rs those in his
schedule. His schedule, for example,
said ginGhama, he returned cassimercs,
&C. Chief Justice Shaw took up his copy
the schedule and tn, return. At last he
came to one item which was right in his
copy. and the copy before him was the
original Choatc had in his hands tran
script of the original. VERY well, Mr..
Choate," said he, ''if he has taken one ar
tlcle according TO the schedule, it will
support the writ" "Ycs, your honor,
but he has not one :" "Ccriainly lie has
here is one. lie is ordered to attach
>hriinss and he returns that lie has ats
lachcd shirlings." ''Nol" replied Choatc,
respectfully, but firmly, aha is ordered
to attach shiriings, and he returns Steet-
W9s-a very, re'y different thing" mo.
Mr. Choate, look at your paper anu
will look at miie." So the old chief bur.
led his great head in the papers mo
ment, ard Choate spelled his out again
A pause ensuei. "Well, Mr.. Choate
you sec you are wrong" was the remark
If the bench, somewhat testify. "No
sir" persisted Choatc, 81 see am right"
The chlef, by this time quite indignant,
took the pap.r in his hand, and looking
on it, and standing up, forced out each
letter in porten.ious tones, IS h>i.r spells
shirt does it not Mr.. Choate ?" Choatc
saw at once that the mistake must have
arisen from an error IN copying his tran
script from he judges original. swell,
your HONOR said lie, with look of grav-
hy, 81 should have supposed it did spell
shirt, without an express decision of the
Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, upon
it,"