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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

The New York Herald pre-
diets "the overthrow of The
Democratic party in the next
State election, and with the
loss of New York the rapid dis.
integration and dissolution OF
the party throughout the Uni.
ted States"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

JOHN CAMPBELL, the principal
speaker at the meeting of tie
Democratic Association of Pa ,
held lately in Philadelphia, in,
sisted that the Democracy, to
succeed, must recognize the
Importance of the color Q | vote.
and nominate S. z. Chase Tor
President in 1872.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

Tue amount Of dry goods con-
snmed in the construction Of a
neck.tie for the "young man of
theperiod" is astonishing.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14
Hinkley Knitting Machine.

FOR FAMILY USE-slmple, cheap, reliable.
Knlts everything. Agents Wanted. Circular
and sample stocking free. Address HnkleS
Knitting Machine Co., l92 West 4th street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. mari O3m
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

The Morgan Raid claims bill
has been defeated in the Ohio
House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14
INTERNA AL
REV E N.U E N N0TICEl
IIU Z ~ v i
AssEssoR's OTFicE

AesESsoBs UFflCE,
UNITED STATES lNTEKEAL REVENUE,
Eleventh District, OHIO, ,Ironton,Ap l,ls70
Notice Is hereby given that appeals will be
received and determined at the Assessors
office in Ironton, Ohio, during the business
hours Of each day, on ..t r...-.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14
GRAPE ES,

30 OOOSoPsNUSS9TFdRs Tds, sod 0 Ises SssSes
outdoor propagation entirely. These tw
varieties are most reliable the climate an
soil Of Southern Ohio. will sell on
VERY REAS SON ABLE E T Z r nj 8
Liberal deductions made by the thousand
for vineyards. THOS. b. DAVIS.
Macarthur, November II, 1869.
Clayton & Baird, agents, Athens, o.; Il Mar
tin agent, Plymouth, o., Robt. Wilcox, Ham
den. o.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

In a whisky case before the
U. 8. Court, at Cincinnati, last
week-charge, defrauding the
Goverument--the defendants
were found guilty, and damages
assessed at S235,6SO.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

THIS IS NJ HUMBUGl
i BY sendng35 cents, wi h
height, color OF eyes and hair, you will receive
by return mail, q correct picture Of your future
husband or wife with name and date Of mar
rage. Address W. FOX, p .. drawer, ~,
Fultonvlle, N. Y. ap7iw
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

TIE address of Il. Q. Jones,
in the Ohio Senate, on the
death of Gen. George II.
Thomas, is a very creditable
production. Capt. Jones is an
excellent speaker, and gives
promise of standing among
the foremost of the State.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

SEVEN merchants, all doing
business on the same street,
in Halifax, were lost in the
steamer City of Boston. They
had gone out 10 purchase their
spring stock of goods, and will
never more return. This is in
deed q sad affliction.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

THE speech Of Hon. John T..
Wilson on the tariff was an
able and instructive address,
and meets the views of his
constituents exactly. Mr.. Will
son is himself engaged in ag.
riculture, and argues the ques.
tion as a farmer, showing con.
clusively that the farmer re,
ceives q direct benefit from the
tariff laws, in exact'proportion
as they protect and encourage
home manufactures, and in
crease the number of consum-
ers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

The Trustees OF the Pea
body estate in England have
communicated with the gov.
ernment of the province of
Quebec as to the advisability
of founding a village in Lower
Canada, building farm..houses,'a
church, court house, &c, for
eLIigrants to be hereafter sent
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14

AGENTS WANTED everywhere for
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
DaS orpBe tllultrirte
SabrbuG.

,SpAett.r's uniteb States Ilmanae" fir 1871 CUR Gratis.
gertbe:luns in ben @eretnteten staaten nnS alien %eiStli0rten
Qdnbern Der refliden 5%emipbare If iest CUR @ertteiluns BE-
rstt. &ue, w.lae bic matre @euubbeitsIebre au Serfebeu
.inlden, 'fpQten ZEN Ilmana9 lefen unb uber bic BARN e1t.
talteuen mertbupaen Ratbldldse %nadtenten. Iubsr elmer
bepunbernsparetsen dratliden &bbanSlune aber bie'urfa<
aen. Bprbeueune unb Settuue elmer Dfenee reri@tebensr
&raulbei!en, umfabt IT rei6ltde Nustunft ibr gieles, pas
fir RauFeute, 9anbuer:er, Sersleute, Garmer, gfan5r uno
Witalieter br selebrten prufelFunsn sidtnswertb 1T. Die
xaenperangaben fiab au' ~eieeuisen 2dnsen. unb 8rtttensra'
ben bereduet. bic In etneu ~turreften, bunbts eefabten Na-
tsnal.&a1enber ssr @aera beridRdttet rutrbtu milf
fen.F |. .
Die g.(dad.nteit, Nnuenbuus unb DIFFERENTIATION Sell
~pirfansen pom s sfetter's N aseu<8ttterena benz
Observation-Disclosures @tdrtuuss. unp Saftperbtdruussmit>
til ia benz err5eeen Ebele b.r arifli&en aDelt, Anb tn ben
sldttera bes almana@s seufdutis b~arssltst. Disfelben ftue
NIT sSuuaratisneu, metbSsQen 5aus. xnb 8arua- ~Seeepten'
tuu,srtatf&,u anetepten unb aubereu belebreubeu unb unter.
b~alt.ubsn, tbeils p~rtstnaI.n tpels ausseudtltea eef.aef aus
aeffut. tluter ben Sabrba&eru, tie BE- Sestuu be- Saprss
uf&etnen, If btfs bas uaslt&ae uab fur Sebtn ~ ba
tex,~ berbarua& %serlanSt. Die 9eraussettr, 5es'
re1 eofetter & emttb.s ttreeu mad Gmsfans siasT
8pre.g,nn 0raefnarie Elm greraplar YT psR an Sebeu fes.
ltr. IN R4 tesnes u bu Rdbe fetnes Dsbnsrtes aaf4aAta
Ram. Des ottssse Il h issrr. etesk etaessesda,e mi
Dsrh4ae u salsa mi stss II tr sassm stssaft.ss Gdt
~ sak.sskt sstrssat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
(Gprtitbung folak

9oore 8. Gec.- Deuti@eT ruppe1
marl3tren auf bic Stact log uno bat Elm
@efedt NIT ben Granjoien etniBe Meiltn
BON Der Stapt fat Qefunben. Der Ser.
lu1 1oQ auf teipen Setten elei@ 9eweien
iein.
BUR @ertbetbieuna Der Stabt bat bic
@%eottruns paa;tri@tfe mad BEN 9afttl
bsprbert.
Bursunb bat fdr austreibun8 BET
Deutf&en 100000 Granltn 4ries1eo,.,
trtbuttpx jabltn maftu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
ct. 4aul @orft . ridbt.

Cob, SiIser nnp Ser. xtaa.eu Bputs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15

8ru1]eL ii. Dec.-@tneN a&rtdt
1T bter aneelunst oob bic peuti&tnGrup>
pen 5apre belest baben. DieMufreauns
in 6apre 1T 1ebr 9rob, uno ftno 9roee
Gruppen Mai1en ralelbf an9tlan9t.
8er{oilIeS> 8. Dec.-Die beutl9e
Mrmee Yerfol9t bic 2oireNrmee mad allen
Hihtunoen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
THE COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-cHAxBER..

Before Mr.. Justice Bdrnard.-The Weti0n
Case Regularity Of Diroree Proeeedngs-ChdrtesA vet
tom Min agt Margaret We0n-In this case IL may be re-
menbered that the defendant charged that decree OF
divorce obtained against her was obtained by fraud IN
who undertook to swear to her guilt and asked
that the decree be opened and she be permitted 70 come
In and defend the suit Judge Barnard has denied the
notion and after discussing the question OF the regu
arty Of the publication OF the summons. comes TO this
entirely satisfied that the proceedings are regular
a9d that the Judgment Is valid so far as the FIRST ground
ST tai SR rs ssf s ~ s4s EYE
character that she is guilty of adultery The proof upon
thls point is oyerwhelnlng The plaintiff since me
marriage ceremony was performed the LIST day Of Sep
TENDER last in the presence VI 400 or more persons and In
newspapers Of this city, and the defendant claims
u was not mill November last that she dis;
and Headtr Orisinay Her own story Of herself
the aidayits sne produces. and the answering papers
should not be disturbed The second marriage must be
regarded as valid and. under all the circumstances its
setting aside would be TO nct irreparrable injury upon
contracted by the lady who is his present wife, upon the
faith Of the divorce and il the defendant failed TO Keep
her residence in such locality enable the plaintiff
to ascertain her Whereabouts or she failed to receive
FIR TS f s hs sie eas = M sgsd hSs
story Is anu strange one SO She says in May S
cause OF the plaintiffs adultery, when Nc ue
eohabted SINCE she does pretend she had from that
time to this regular employment but was III the haDlt
of receiving from him the street and In other public
places the pittance Of 49, and $40 now and then that
she was great yet never sued for divorce nor
sought for almOny, and she she went out OF the
city at plaintiff request The more reflect upon the
aud examine IT, the better AIN satisfied that justice
has been done as well 10 can be administered NY
human laws. which, although imperfect, are the only
ones governing in these cases what those adnlserig
or preaching Divine laws would do under similar clrcu
stances, do know, and judging from recent exam
pies, they do not.
Tie motion must be denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.

The Fourth National Bank Forgery Case
William Leh. the rubber broker and William +. Welt
man, the clerk of the Fourth National Bank who are
charged with having, In connection with one Robert
Copeland, who is said 10 he tho prime mover IN the mat
ter conspred to rob the Fourth National Bank by means
OF false entries ard forged checks have given 5000 bail
each before Commissioner Shields TO appear Tor an eA
animation on Monday. Copeland is still at large.
The Hoffman DiSiileTB This ease In which George
Huffman and others are charged with having city run
off large quantities Of whisky from their distlery az Nos
l02 aud l04 Hesterst, Into compOnndlngouse ~ no
100 adjoining, resumed before Commissioner shields
John Kierns the engineer Of the dstilcry, was called
by the Government He was brought 10 the Courtroom
M n carriage, being unable to walk without support lie
ia i'm the last stages Of consumption. ana has been III
formed by his physician that be cannot I'VE Two weeks
He has also confessed to HIS priest and SAID he knew he
would soon die, and intended to ten the truth ahout
the running of Of the whisky. lie testlhrd
was run from the distlery TO the compromising house
and that it the custom at nights TO pump whisky
through that from the distlcry TO the compound
ing house al the rate 40 gallons per minutes that the
defendants caused this TO be done ana tnat some OF az
OF them were present on various Occdsion7 ""ch ul'
whisky run on.
room other than defendants who bad been connected in
lilo nlnt 10 ruu Of the whisky pointed out "A named
Adoph IedersdOrf the brother 81 two OF TIE Defendants
who tried to elndc observation, but he was nmedhtey
arrested ana shortly aerward gave BAN 10 appear OI
examination. The further hearing VI the case was then
adjourned.
was brought before Commissioner Shields Tor examine
tinu on charge OF passing new and dangerous counter
fes OF the last issue 0neOln ygnetc 60eent fractional
currency, on five different persons.
For some reason, most Of the citizens on whom the
counterfets passed have reraned from appearing
az witnesses against dciendent. -
officer Dixon Of the Eighteenth Precinct testified that
he saw defendant on last Saturday night come ont 81
Worlbts lagerbecI saloon No IA SecOndaye., where
he had PASSED one bad ccnt note go into No 400
the same avenue, where he passed another that he ar
rested defendant young man, VINO was III defendant
The further examination was then adjourned to Mon
day next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
BANKERS AND BROKERS',

'
THE TAX ON CAPTTAL-COMPROMIsEs PROMISED.
Assistant United States District Attorney En-
erson has commenced suits against 235 bankers and
brokers' recover each of them the penalty Of so
a month, due the Government as penalties for each
month that has elapsed since they omitted to make full
of the OF capital used by them in their
business Most OF the bankers and brokers have admitted
service In the named and will compromise the mat
ter by paying the penalties they have incurred The
following the names Of those who have admitted
service:
Kamah, saun g. Co.; ]. NJ Hartsborn Il Bro; A, VI.
Ferris Bro. +. d. Cobb & Co.; g. L. Cutting jr, u Co.;
A b. Baylls Co.: Whitehouse Il Co; Haruot, Parker IL
Co; Edward Brandon d Co., Hickman Bros q H0llns;
John Bloodgood Co; Gray, Prince " Co; H. j. steb-
bins Son; Darkhem, Cox Kemyes; Weston u Debt
len C. 8. g. Coone Co; G. a. Meiss Son: skaats d
mour; Ives & johnson; d. A. BoOdy; Chaplin, Bowen u
Day; Osborn x CammOck W. Y. Worthingt0n: OBrien
Gould, Strong Co; Rufus Hatch N Co; j.. A. Under
wood 81 Som johnson Day; Cox e. Bishop Albert
Frank Il Broi Thomas Denny Il Co.; W l.. Travers,
Nichols; Hutchinson ~ Broas.; swan Payson; john
Brown q Co.; searls & Miller; Whit, Morris, Coz
Wm Not CO. 6 MSlggSnd G E %o, vol
& Graves; Saxon 4 Rogers; Hayes ~ TompkiDs Green
leaf. Norris Co; Stone Nichols CO. Black Palmer
man & Solomon; Reuben Maney Co. Jacob Little q
Co. Carpenter & Richards; Geo. i. Clark u Co.; Ed
ward sweet & Co; J.. I. H9yt Howard Lapsley Mot
IL Randall g. 5. BowdOin; J. X. T1hori Co.; L.
Florence farler Titus; L. II. FOote Lasmus IL Lis
sighOli; L. II. DenslOw; Juath & Co; Iiab Burr;
Wilson; q. l.. * J.. Ha!ght; NewcOmb Cook r. ~ q
W. H. Lawrence Uhsrab Il Trumbuli TOwar Il Learned
Dakn & Gilespy IL: X. wilcox Hewitt kyeison
Agust Limbert; Eugene Thompson; Newton, Russell q
Co; Palmer ~ DeFOrrest; C. L. Buckley IL Co; Patchsi
Bros. Fullrr Treat Cox; III. W. Rogers Co, A. II
Williams 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
POLICE TRIALS.

Commissioner Brennan presided at the police
trials Yesterday and heard Pdiro!mau Thomas
+ Bepuet OF the Twentieth Precinct sed fret
with being of post; second with coming 70 the station
House 20 minutes late and making false report; and
third with being of post switcl-house OF tho hnl
sou River Railroad ia company with Patroman PhiIP
Lynch Since the complaint was made Lynch has az
mted the charge and resigned Bennett admitted thai
he was n tho switchhousc but attempted 20 paate ~
ouse against the rules. he was referred 10 M
Board. although Commissioner Brennan remarked ibat
he didn't think Bennett no 10 be on the police.
PatfOlmrn Thomas OD0unell aud Edward Damn OF ITO
Fifteenth Precinct left Their lCsts on morning toui
crossed tho street To the Seventeenth Nad5 entered
saloon the choicest oysters ara then lelt without
paving The proprietor OF the place mace G mp'ani
and fully Identified the meu. The case Was f'iet'u '
the Board who will undoubtedly convince lie ptiomt'
that IL 10 better 70 eat oysters when If duty aud pay f
them. .. A..
nue. 4. complained OF ldtru.mdu George H. NIitt o. '
IweEtysiNh Precinct Inc romlI!idnt - ~ t' go
ia September last he went 10 ucHct once Wa inc ipW't
part OF the city un what street be dd not say aDd pn
chased q Ticket for Germany NE ma REMAINING - ~
franc pieces after paying for bis ticket ana te's t'
clerk took aud apparently put into belt aud placed t
Iat'rr around ms tSchou'-) waist. when complainant
arrived IN GERMANY aud for the first time examined Ills
holt he found therein but - silver quarters. lie n3-
rcvtd sufficient money % hiEc h'm OHch 10 ms
money The oiccr took Lin 10 TIE hotel ot nan named
Rruh8rdt aud told Sthou 10 follow the advice gwen hu
N the att, and 10 he recovered S money not 70 forget
10 give him Lluucr something EelIadt i1id Schoh 4"
wait ia his hot, during the day, and perhaps te man
WHO had sNiudlrl him might come IN lie dld ~ COME
however, ana lac hat never recovered any OF MS money
the officer proved by Sergeant L,elt, and officers scott
and ilkiusuu thai ht lad tIkru Schou 10 the station
House IN The Cty Hal and that alter listening Ia l'
com. back at T.. the following day, ahd tney
NouIt cudcay,r % hud the Lidi VINO htt t'"th ~,
money. lie di rot come back, ana nnthnr more 30
Bon heard OF nm un, the present complaint was mad"
Iut complain. Vas Al,l-.SssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
NIACuINE SHOP ITEMS.

The North River Iron Works, Messrs.
Fletcher Harrison Coz are engaged in constructing an
engine with f0nch cylinder and feet stroke for the new
steamer building by Terry Keypor to ply on The Fort
Lee route she will be q boat Of great capacity and
speed, aud viii be ready for the Spring trade. TLelo
works are building beautiful engine FOR John Stephen
son the car manufacturer and several other high pres
sure boilers They are busy oyerhaulng tho Schuyler
line of Albany propelers and the Poughkeepsle pro.
reer limo They have abOut completed the overhaul Of
The Albany day nc steamers and are about cOmncncns
work on the heavy tOwDOats employed IN the Al0any
trade.
The Delamatcr Iron Works have sent MI Geo III, Rey-
nOds and Edward Troth TO Havana To superntend any
necessary repairs the Spanish gunbOat- previous 10
their assignment to blockade duty around the Island
They sailed In the steamship city ~ Mexico on THURSDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

be len sis the most npor,an chapters 70 ne history Of
spoiled seieuee 's great thing but act withhold the
uRcay
the Invention ue watts tine has ,ssaaed the
ehcner Of the engine this for which the Rund medal
presented to 700. ..t I'D .f.r f..
II Watt or bis partner Bolton coud hom tbA, they held the supply
which everybody TO have. jastJ
cate yourself and permit Us TO fei.ie npon youI ability
81 for the espebdvre and
than predseessos
this beteft the American ACADEMY administer
Rumfors BY the hands Of It's presiding ofer
Preen honorable testimonials Of It's high appreciation Of
done Ard the Fellows here assembled lu with
hearty wishes that enjoy this
and similar distinctions ~h material rewards ~ Jonr genius
skhopng also that still be fruitful In jet other To-
redaung honor advantage aud 70 the promotion
Of the good Of mankind.
Mr.. Corss accepted the medals, and replied as follows
"Mr President-Competitlve hoDOrs are the reward OF
effort, stimulated by rivalry and ambition. This honor
from gentlemen who the whole field OF
science and art and IN deliberate council make their
discharge of sacred trust To this consider
alton add the historical associations connected with
the American Academy OF Arts and Sciences and the
scientific fame OF its members; and receive this es
monal with grateful acknowledgment OF distinguished
honor" .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
INTERNAL REVENUE TAX-MEETING OF ASSES
SORS.

a meeting of the Assessors of Internal Rev
euuo was held yesterday at the Office OF Assessor Van
wyck the purpose of securing uniformity of action
in assessing the annual upon income and licenses
IN accordance with the recommendation of Commits
Delano. 10 was agreed that the annual canvass com
meuce on the Ist OF February that all firms persons
doing business, intending TO remove on the LIST Of May
should state to the Assistant Assessor that fact that
the law requiring taxpayers the annual list TO make
returns during March and April, instead Of May and
June should he enforced.
The meeting adjourned a future date AZ which
meeting the Assessors OF the First Second Third FOURTH
Fifth Sixth seventh Eighth Ninth, aud Tenth Districts
OF NewYOfk aud the Assessors or New Jersey
v.ted to De- present. Assesorss meanwhile, were re-
0ucsted 10 convene their Assistants for the purpose Of
hearing their views on the foregoing questions,
Matters of detail were introduced, but Land over for
future consideration.
The Assessors present showed desire 10 act harm0-
uously I'm order secure, hereafter uniformity " tax
alton, and thorough compliance with the laws Oh the
part OF taxpayers.
n was as6 deemed advisable that thc Assessors meet
monthly hereafter, 10 secure system by which I'll mo
several districts would act upon settled baSh OF as,css'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
A NEW SPECIES or DEvILTRY.

Several startling eases of reckless shooting
have been recorded during the last or two but they
are all completely eclpsed in criminal audacity by the
latest illustration OF the perls Of walking down Broad
way" NJ John Auchincloss, aiwcllkuown Duanest int
porter without an enemy the world FAR he Knows
was quietly passing, short time since, In broad daylight,
along the east side of Broadway, between Blocker and
HoustOn-ss when Lie suddenly startled by the re-
mort OF pistol the unmlstakable "whz" Of bullet in
alarming proximity 10 his head. and the almost smui'
taneous crack Of pane OF glass e shot at you ont
OF that carria GO" exclaimed urchn az his SIDE and
turning his head lie saw common street hack driving
furlously up Broadway No policeman was IN sight ana
Mr. Auchincloss, after moments consideration, coOly
entered the store obtained the bullet small battered
conical missile and then resumed his walk down Broad
way. inv ardy congratuatng himself on his escape and
wondering whether this city VIII ever have police force
sufficiently numerous 10 keep the ruans IN decent suO
lection aud make promiseuOus shooting dangerous pas
linn fur N slIunfnIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
COMMON pLEAs-GrNrRAL TrnM

Betore Daiy, i. j., LOer and Van BruaL j. j.
Ihe J"tto,y Arhete -Brd6tty aGt ood'eg-lni, wac
$500 fir baudics sold by defendant 10 plaintiff In June
plaintiff allcrt TO cell defendant cask II brandy OF "a
good grade and cask Of brandy to him. IN July.
c defendant went on 10 collect the money. when hc
was Informed tho brandy very inferior. ana admitted
the fact stating il sent by mistake, and promising
cask of the right quality Plaintiff then gave his more
for IT, la October he Lad not received the cask, and
sent back tie inferior cask, which, however defendant
then refused To receive, alleging mat though III
frror i'm quality the plaintiff had decided 20 keep H.
inc plaintiff then commenced suit for the value OF the
caSk uf brandy not delivered On the tlai nc ala not
slow mat the note had been paid,
The C6ff a-!5T sav6 MID Judgment for It's value, ana
the defendant appealed On the argument OF the appeal
the preliminary point taken that the decision al tc
General Term Of the Marine Court being given on the l
uf Noyep ber was void. against tle provision 81 the
new judiciary article which fOrbds Judges to st III &c
yl6w " their own decisions. o.,
The Cont however. stated that they had well con
sdercd that question and were OF opuon tat tne ne"
Judiciary article did not take effect TIL January l. l''o
Tnc defendant then argued that the plLuil, 10 NOT
rroyng To the payment Of his note had filcd h me
iouuGaIion of their action, anh must thecl"'' ' '"
saitcd The Court reserved It's decision.