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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

our Minister General, r. B. Van valkenbnrgh and is
follows: | left the Legation at about D. m,
company with the officers attached tie for
eign legations, and proceeded 10 iOgO where were
met by q guard, who escorted 20 the temple where
the execution was % take place. There large num-
temple. and quite number Of soldiers drawn mp inside
ana about the temple We We're shown into q room adj
Joining the Japanese officials, where asked II we
wished 10 question the person about 20 bG executed 10
which answered IN tie negative they also took the
Of official present After waiting about half
hour conducted by the japanese officials into
what appeared TO ue the principal room az the temple
which vas lighted with candles ana IN front of the altar
raised platform Of about foot IN hight, which
extended across the room, and placed on The
right Of the altar within few feet OF where the eNecu
ton take place, with the japanese officials on the
left front Of the altar cloth, and IN front
OF that red one; informed that the execution
would take place the rcd cloth Seating ourselves
upon the mats the platform, we waited the eNecu-
dressed the usual Japanese dress Of person OF rank
accompanied by the eXecutOner who was ms pupil ana
most Intimate friend. He walked with a steady, firm
sep I'm front OF the altar where he knclt In prayer He
then arose and went red CLOTH where he knct and
made the confession that he the officer that ordered
his troops 10 fire upon the foreigners, and also 10 fire
upon them when they trying to escape" and that
himself to his waist and reached ont fOr knife that
near him. which he thrust into his bowels and drawing
it toward his right SIDE and leaning forward at the same
time the eXecUtiOucT with blow from his sword
cred his head from his body This occurred at about 1880
y ID The Japanese then bowed 10 the floor. on which
we all did the same We then asked II we were
satisfied with what had witnessed, when we replied
in the Affirmative After the lapse OF few moments We
informed That all was over when we arose and took
praV AZ rtaVI
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Gold has been finn at 142! l45, closing at 1927.
The cleariucs ut tho Gold Exchange Bank were $52-
$4,000. and the balances $ltOG,Hl 33. The steamer
Hausa for Bremen to-day took ont $4,000 specie.
Government bonds opened firm, with more activity
than for several weeks under heavy orders sent here
TO purchase for foreign account; 'O2s, tis and old
G5s were in demand at an improvement Of ga! per
cent. The fmncss in gold also had the tendency to
strengthen prices. New Cjs and 'Gis improved IN
symplthy with the balance of the market, and heavy
purchases were made for spcculatOrs account az an
advance Of per cent on the closing prices otyesttr-
day. At the advance there uo disposition 10 re-
aIzc and the market closed luoyaut with a demand
for an classes: l0i0s Were especially active, selling
at JOS. and closing at that bid.
state bonds continue 10 De pressed for sale at de
cliuiug prices Tennessee eN coupons, sold 90 C.i
new bonds 6. North Carolina coupons. ~: new
bonds. III. GEORGIA per cents. So Missouri 6 per
cents were strong NJ 90. Railway bonds were spar
incly offered 40 lull prices. Express shares were
lower The railway share market assumed firm
tone. and with the exception of NcW-loIl. Central
and Ere which continued To be- hammered los the
shorts tine market was strong. Reading advanced
10 90: Michigan Southern was boz demand at ~; Hi
nos Central sold 30 1851. Northwestern shares were
strong and active some sales were madc OF the Com
mon al 49,. seller sixty. and the Preferred 10 s0l.
seller sixty, being ouc-La1 per cent below tire cash
quotatIous lut sellers Tor short account declined 10
increase thcir lines at the prices Cleveland and
Pittsburgh advanced 10 S6. Cleveland and Toledo
continued weak 40 la Font Wayne improved :.
wi-Isuau offerings ~ tie advance. 10 the o'clock
Board tie whole mar.ct improved, Ncw-lor1
Central selling 40 j.. M.me.u Southern was
active. with the certainty Of cash div
ideud I'm August. North-Wo.,cm shares were in
,t. boa
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cnrRr CALENDARs-Tns DAY.

sugHyvy uHyrsIied by SurHEKIlND Court opens
At ocl,rt M Cali Of calendar at y ~. Reserved cases
49, The p,op &c at Bird 49, Union oil CO. agt Lewis
sail l61..Fsl, IT,. anu ora Sgi fisE
"A. C att
kc at GlenvilleI 1863. .Bedeu ast FSk
NOoleu Co 100. Hatch Fisk
.itAau ct al Andrews et .Fanshsw fsE
III. Gates GRt FIsi
l2n. .WagstsG Il al at Miller ~. .MusgTave sgl Ftsk
Lg. Lawrence Il AL act S0ulard| 73.. BTien ag Fisk
49, Bogeft q al ait Soltbsrd CAL No u.s. Allen ag Anen
SUPERIOR COCRr-IEiAL lFHN
New calendar Tor Aug Notes II se must De- lied before As' Jay
SUPERIOR C0pKr->PEClAL IERN
Motions will be heari sc " 10.
COMMON PLKAs-SPTciAL TKEM. 90,
No Court win be SATURDAY. Motions noticed Tor thate VII
be heAId on MOAJsE
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HARLKARI-A JAPANESE Exyc1-rrov

Commander J. Blakely Creighton of the L..
steamer Oneida. writing to Secretary welles from
HiogO, Japan, March IA. says:
have the honor % communicate the particulars OF the
eLecHD0n OF the japanese Official Fad Zangutaro re
tsner Of Masdaira Bzenno Kam who ordered ms troops
70 ie on he foreigners at s place on the fourth ult
THIS EXECUTION Witnessed By me. at the request Of
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Ft Old he .
f-..r r -et..s .t .r.. rl.rs 81 u--s OF
E.,r p G. Narrr. ou irts.e r,rr..
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r.... .- g.. ..r.. .. .. ,s 90 W..... l...I sa
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r W....- IS -.t st.r. d. .rr. a.. ...I.r GOA 800 f
b.. t-.. ,r... Ia.r ....i.. ..| f..... .la nominal
, .r. 4. -. .su l1gr
s.- .r. 4. ...r. Of. 5,i 80 a. o.. lna +J 90
m Ell Mn. a.. s. .r.- 800 .,r --e.r. loo rss fl.-l a.
l. r... E.... N..... H...r II
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b. f. ........ q, -. u SUI u.- 90
t.,.
l..r. u.,-t rr.ile
r. -.r b. 81. r-.. d.. ..r. .ar DID,. t. .-.
% ~ 'r $50. Chicago E.Ul-. OIL" .|H r' li
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... .. -..... b.. ... ..- .., ... Canada f...-
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. ......I b.. ,.... il. t.-. .. Ram. ..r.r.i.
.., ..lt. .H.,I.i .a-i trI.e'r"i yellow
al -.. So. % q .
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.rnn.r nrcr1nrs nr pROnIICE-

IrT l1HIT Nr7sr ln1 I,''T7''7 - - ~ - ,-L.,,
GA bales Cotton g85 bus Corn a. 'o 10 oAt.. if 10
90 IN, Rr. 90f5 hb. Flour 81 do Corn Meal 20 oas 90
l Petroleum do. Spis lgrfeu'n M So ho'la Nv lA i
do ,G IS do Taov do Dried Fruit 1 40 OeAe 10 t 3ns
C,~r n rskr do bills Egr. .a' bai's WOOL 10 h"p
"a , IratIer 1854 Hides 2A hhds Tobacco "a BOXES Anu
css DO - pkg. Starch. 30 bag PenuIa' 80 o1'e' DAMS
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re sales 200 hhda at SEA

Sides s1l7c Tobacco du supply large sales go hhds At S69
81 for Lugs. 800 Op6s@29 u Tor Br fhpLeaf -.
buYYALo July lG-Rspb-Nhe4 heat, w" DuAl.i NoI9' -oyy
bush Flour. 1900 hais TIE 81 pmsus were no eoe ui
AID unchanged Inactive nominal Con very qua s-s
Of I0J To,. BUSH No western -i &c.,
Oa quiet and loser; bush 81 &c Oref arr e. or m
clBgeL The charge tsatre s.orug gl 90 @ At +e
2Oh inst, will be Sc o % days ard 4c for so al O '
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BANNING AYD FINANCIAL

FoH SnE-S.WrJ Wnoua and ST. Peters L. L.
Seven per cent inst Mortgage Bonds. Ihe,' Bonds
arc assumed and the road now owned and operated
by Tie lhlc.e1 and North Western Railway Co.
LOCKWOOD Co., No. % Broadway.
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IIlft'ITI Ul0I.I l0f IUf ~ HTIrI
THrIspAT. Jr- &c. lTs1
Urss7 40 trarrss ~ air hl been aot brsti 60 li BY
IfH tfr1r'r. 90 tH'
f... sflr. -s h4sr Dad Do Hsari hu-s.ry
I'd
ni Inferior tJ. LuA A.4 Lai
..... ... ... d. f. FL, tendency.
A. 4c quiet iuf Iols %. s. -5apa g. Pearls are
uru.Hr.
inlurut rHHfrct at t0
not oiI- 't sales 'i l''' '-e 900 20 ai-e.~
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The earnings Of the Michigan Southern Railroad
Tor the second week in July were:

loI the second week IN July were:
1867 g. oo- tses 35s Increase. ..... 81 $50
The financial condition OF Brazil. Notwithstanding the
long and enormously expensive war when Btdzl mas
been engaged the credit of its Government has been ss
tanned m the most honorable manner. TaAaon mas Dreh
Increased and money has flowed so freely INTO the treas
ury that H. presput deficit under S9puOuO The dlE
dehds IT, loans punctuay PAID ~ LOndOH -
when the Empire at peace, the sinking luna "lc
is rapidly amortizIg these loans has NOT been suspended
the guarantee Oh railways 1 regularly ana iaithIu
met owes no money Europe, ITS per cent external
bonds worth much iu the market than those ~
many European States, and s per cent internal OoHus
are quoted at Rio al sIs. r..
lie following show, the receipts OF Hour ana gram LOT
the week ending July H. at the aforementioned ahe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

FoR SALE.
INSURANCE STOCKS IL ALL THE FIRSTCLAsS CoNPA
MIS-
Also LARGE VARIETY OF BANK STOCKS CITY RAIL
ROAD STOCES AND BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES; ~ ~.
GLIDING CITY. COUNTY. AND RAILROAD BOND,, "a ia.
GOOD uIVIrrNDS. AT LOW RATES FOR HIVES 9l.Als' IN
LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, By 80 o.. ,.,,y,, -.
STOCK BROKER AND AJCllONEEH,
No. 80 FINEST. Y. Y
no INNESTORS.-FOr SALE, 100000 NEW
4 YORK COURTHOUSE BONDS. favorable terms. l sums 20
suit lie best secured cheapest investment uoF b. le ar,gt
HENEl CLENS Co.. No. - "al.st
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S 10000.

$4,000.
Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
The above reward paid for tie arrest aud conviction Of t par
T. parties Jure ls,t forged or altered Cerhcfs o.
Ptsurh and Chicago Acau fouusIu beeal4 A-I
Pi'tbar.l. Rock Island. Erie Rail and Paoar ha stocks
stock Exchange and Open Luari oi Brokers
JOHN S. SAUZADE, Chairman j. Committee
Nevyo-t July a. 1907
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Anl fIo f0IIONIng iOT II

Money Is abundant ~ "1f per cent vi GAIL WIN
large amounts offering
Sterling exchange is firm at quotations; Lon
don GO DAYS llO.Gll0s London, sight, llOsa no.
London. prime commercial. lO9lallO; Paris, long,
5l3la519I; Paris, short 51Osa51O; Antwerp,
51Cla515; Swiss, SIC. 95I5; Hamburg, SG' GSG.;
Amsterdam, 4l.a41s; Frankfort, 4lG4l.; Bremen
7q,ase; Berlin. 7llG72.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were Receipts-For Customs s}52,oOO 6.
for Gold Notes slSfOOO total Receipts si,2974S ~;
total Payments g. SsG9O5 3d. Balance So $685. 759 rs.
Freights. to Liverpool, by steamer l5,OOO bushels
Corn and 900 bushels Wheat at I'd, and to elias
poy. by steamer 1900 bushels Corn on y. t.
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad for the second week in July were
lsGs s2ioCll 81 1901. slo2l9l Il inc...sisA2o II
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad for June were:
$3.50 ls57..... ,sl9oS25 lnc....s-''2''
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OFFICE OF the NEW YORK CITY CEN / Raj
NDUEDEEGROJND RAILWAY COMPANl.-NOIlCE-It i5oari
Directors NEWl DIRK CITY GENITAL JADE'fAyI -
RAILWAY COMPANY leeo give uotce that hey VIII oen O9 o
Stock OF sl Corporation ar TIE once OF
brown Brothers Co. No % Waist, IT, City OF Newton on
TUESDAY the 4tl ard at said books VIII remain
least thirty DAYS thereafter that tlnse "ho desire %
have the opportunity 60 do 500 aud u te event or
larger being subscribed than the a stock 81 SAID corporation
then such subscribers shall b. entitled pro number OF saa "
said -toca and ia proportion 70 tue amount 90 s
rrbed Zach subscriber SHALL the time Of ubcrhiaE pay % te
FIVE PER CENT Of toe value OF ech snare 80 s'
scnbeI by Lm.-NeW.Iork, July 10, 1863 -. 81 D.,
Van
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5nantial.

FNO THE HOLDERS OF OHIO STAT Il
SI0C0aNO CE hereby gyel t-at Que or &c
II Ju Funded pebt of the state % ui b. rd
al lie Amecaa ..H-e National Ba-k ora lst 10 -e
lJtL proE nca..,eJ AID thereafter st orr ore city,
jANES b. GOODMAN, Auditor u state
JOHN RUSSELL, Secretary Of STATE.
". H. WEST, AtlJrrey General
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fuld o the state Of Ohio
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The above roads having into corporation gnl
NAM. the Columbus Chicago aud Indiana Central Railway Tom
me t p. Canaan Las executed mortgage 20 James a.
Rvet and William r. Foca, Of New York Tus.ee covering al
lie roads With the franchises present and future acquired properly
secure Consolidated First Mortgage sinking fapl b4
uar1e In fjr:y wears tApr 1897 ceLt interest nA
ing APRIL ant NewYork the object being 10 conoe al Tue
o. bonds into Clss,.
appoB the Conpan Bond Fund Commissioner aai is authorized to
exchange the bonds for Of the above issues 49, ,
Coprs mortgages and further prtclir can De obaAA" e
Office Of the Union . rust Company. or 40 tuls ONCE .,
&. T. SMITH. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

The following Il the weekly statement OF the Boston
National Banks rs returned TO the Cl-Arug-HOuse:
Juy july U.s. July July n
CAPITAL $4,000 sf2OrtO Due 20 hs Sl4,sda6J J6J365
lO80 lUif4I $40 bepost... f45 % 416T5
Su,ce.. lt-CB LIgl51g JiIcu iSaty J2l4lO0 252684
/ Tender. 1Jln1W7 E1{J2ll State c.rcn. 1869 li5
Due ln.o.bss 1GiJ5D lb,6-o.i17
The following is an abstract OF the quarterly reports
OF the National Banking Associations Of NewIork CITY,
showing their condition the morning Of the lsi Mon
day IN july 1868, before the commencement Of business
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TECHANICS' and TRADERS SAVINGS

No 233 Bowery.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST free om taxi allowed all sums Of
from s. 70 Sl0,GM
Deposits before July 90 viii draw interest from Jolly
Open daily from 10 TO M. aud on MONDAYS sad WEDNBs
Is ,sml QLar
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IOLrNHIs, NuICAGO And INDASA IFNrAALI
RAILWAY COMPANY. 30. Z" BHoADwAN.
.ToYu IrIv rle9
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or THE FOLLOWING
~ FIRST MORTGAGE POSDS;

~ FIRST MOEIGAGE POSDS;
~COLUNBUS aai ISDIASAPOLS CENTRAL r. W. Co. due
Nov. l. 1914 80, ,,..-c,, % d q. A..
UNION and LOGANSPORT r. R. Co.. Due Dee ], 1906.
CINCINNATI aud CHICAGO AIR LINE K L. Co. due aug =
CINCINNATI and CHICAGO AIR LINE R. Co. Sinking
CHtC3G6 and GREAT EASTERN P. W Co. due Oct 1888
CHICAGO AMI GREAT EASTERN K W. Co. (con'.IuoieJ D1e
Auri
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nor SALE-ST. LOUIS and IRON NOUN
4 TAIN RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE BOSDs. SEWN PEh
TSTR Eew-iork August ami February Nta
s8UoOOo have been spent the property mortgage OILY 49,
S5Uft0 TIE entire proceeds % t1e'
b m INFO tie extension destined b. OF the bes roa ia
the coutr constructed and b8asted Throughout se'e n
ZION with stone uer Price S1 This ircnl i've months inter-
- h. @. MAKnUANn Ne-.IrrsIIent No - Nallst
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Y No. s. BOWFRY .louth- ve,t conner o. Csualsi.
rl.I 40 ~ TNVRHFsV

BoWE.Y SAyiSGs BAyK. NeA-lork. July o. 1903
INTEREST will be allowed 20 Dispositions 1t
4 SIX PER CENT al SINUS Eve o. Five
Hundred Dollars FIVE PER CENT sH Five Huui
red Dollar, agreeaby M provisions 81 tue a pa able free
q after Mordsr. .Otl .lt
Tie Bank is open Do O'Clock AMI Monday Wednes
dl7 Friday Evenings TO o'cocs 80 so Ji b'arr
THOMAS JE.E4.l-I4 Pre- ceat
@. CoGGrsHAIE SecretlrT.
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The following viii show the comparative receipts OF
Our and grain at the ports OF Milwaukee. chicago To-
ledo, Detroit and Cleveland from January TO July II,
for four years
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GERMAN SPOkEN

" August 1885, this Bank viii be open daily from 10
l. m 70 D. NJ and on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS from 10 to
HryeY C. FISHER serr ALFRED T. COYElIN. Prest
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METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
VA Nos and Ttiriaye., n. y, opposite COOPER Institute
THE USUAL DIVIDEND tie rate Of SIX PA tN per annan
FREE from will be PAID 10 depoo on aud ale J d. lo1
DIVIDENDS Withdrawn vii draw interest from Jui7 .
DEPOSITS before 20 v draw Interest omthe ISL
SIX PER CENT, free from tax on Alb ST llo il - 70 SOW"
ISAAC L. SMITH, President
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EIGHTIETH DIVIDEND.
OFFICE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms co,

DACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
n 3&d DIVIDEND.
OFFICES Nos. 80 BaotuWAr AID ~ F Az 81
NEW loKX Jul T. ~. an 40
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I0IaI 0l71' '7I---l--'' -7---T'''
The shipments Eastward from Chicago, Milwaukee and
Toledo the opening OF the Lakes, by Lake ana hal
OF Flour aud GRAIN continue in excess Of 1901 the snip
meuts of the week ending July L. being ahead OF those
for the corresponding week in 1907, al articles. We
give the figures Of the aggregate shipments TO July for
sea
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-25
United States Marshars Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl. FA. To
ID me directed from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Middle District Of Tennes-
see at its October term. 1867, upon a judgment
obtained AZ said term OF the court, in favor Of
Bulhtt Miller & Co. and against =. NJ. NJ. Al
eXandeT ct. al, heirs at law Of Joseph kimbru.
deceased, for the sum Of six thousand six hund-
red and eighty so loo dollars. with costs OF suit
| will on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of March,
1865, at the Court house door in the city Of
Nashville, expose TO public sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, ali the right, tide,
claim, interest and estate which p. NJ NJ Alex
auder, and Elizabeth, his wife, Joseph A. sim
bro. James kimbrO, Nancy NJ. himbro, Ellen
kimbTo, Nathaniel kimbro, T. 5. J. MayberTy,
aud Lucinda, his wife, Edward Scruggs, and Luz
cinda kimbro. heirs at law of Joseph kimbro,
deceased. have in and TO the following des-
crlbed pieces or parcels of land, to-wit One
tract Of land containing 400 acres more or less
and bounded as follows; North by the lands of
John Sanford, A Davis and joseph Mason
east By the lands Of J. c Brothers and Eliza
west by the lands Of William Walden and 9TH
eTs. One tract containing one hundred acres,
more OF less. bounded north by the lands Of J
Ii Nelson's heirs and 0ther-; east by the lands
Of Alfred Ross; south by the lands of j. ID.
Cook, spd west by various small lots. One tract
Of land, bounded north by the land5 Of A. Davis
and j. Balentlne east By the lands 81 II
Whites heirs; south by the lands Of J. Ralen-
tine, and west by the lands Of A. Davis con
tanning seventy Eve acres, more OF less. One
tract Of land. bounded north by the lands Of
Thomas Goodnlan; east hy the lands Of Z. A.
GOoches' dover: south by the lands of John
Hill, and vest by the lands Of Eppes Owen con
tanning thirty nine acres more or less all Of the
above lands lying an the county Of Rutherford.
State Of Tennessee, and being in Civil District
No. 3,of ssld county Of Rutherford. Levied on
. the property Of the said heirs at law OF Joseph
kimbT0, deceased, mentioned above, and sold
70 satisfy said Judgment IN favor Of BulIitt,
Miller Co Sale within the hours ST PTesssSreed
FEB 18th. 1855. -lavlt L. S. M. M b. 4.
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proper TO give more for them than any one
else, they could become the purchasers. and
not otherwise. If he intended the slaves
after the purchase by his children as eifis.
and not as constituting debts, why did he
exact notes from the purchasers, and exc
cute to each bills Of sale without warranties
OF soundness 2 The fact that he said he
never expected to call on his children for
the money, and that be would hold the
notes as receipts, amounts to nothing. for
ne reserved 10 himself the right, If
has necessities required, to collect them,
or such parts Of them as he might
need. The whole transaction is re-
pleie with evidence that he did
not intend the slaves as gifts; and this
view corresponds perfectly with the acts
and conduct Of the oomplainanis. For ten
years they treated the notes as debts
against them, and after having renewed
them in the hands Of the administrator,
aud suffered judgment at law 10 90 against
them without any SUBSTANTIAL defense, they
cannot, at this late date, under the ci-cum-
stances Of this case, come into Court of
Chancery and avail themselves Of the
grounds set up in the bill.
The decree Of the Chancellor must be re-
Versed, and decree entered here in ac-
cordance with this opinion, with the costs.
MHIIaAN, Judge.
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are in receipt of agricultural pablo ations from
all parts of the world but for truthful accounts,
well written, practical articles, and general
management of the paper, We have seen none at
all to compare with the Cult1yator and Country
Gentleman, published in the United States"
TERMS-Ihe terms are lower than those OF
any other paper Of similar standing One copy,
81 so per year four copies, 81; eight copies,
2l6. Specimen copies free OF cnarge.
And let it be remembered. in fine, that those
who subscribe for 1868 at any date subsequent to
November l. 1867 will be supplied with the
weekly numbers from receipt of remittance to
the close of 1861, gratuit0usly. Address
LUTHER TUCKER a SON, Publishers
Albany, New York
So Orders for the above fine Agricultural
Paper, accompanied by the money, addressed 10
the UNION AND DISPATCH Office. will be prompt
ly attended to. and receipts for same fOrwar ed.
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