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had the same rightto appoint Police Board

OSe- -
that it had to appoint its Own committees.
To elect these two members Of the Police
Bosrd eight ballots were required, the result
Of which was as follows: lst, B. Wheat 10.
B. F. Price 8. G. L. Neaie So being re
quisite for q choice, Mr. Wheat was decar.
ed elected The President suggested that as
Mr.. Wheat was from the lst Ward and q tie
existed between the other two gentlemen, one Of
whom also was from that ward,it would be bet.
ter for that gentleman to withdraw his name.
80 as to avoid the possibility of having both the
members from the same ward u ballot, Price
8, Neale 5. Evans l.; 81, Price 7, Neale 6; 4b,
Price 7, Neale 6; 5th, Price 7, Neale 6 9th,
Price 6, Lawson 7; 7th, Price 6, Lawson s
sth, Price IA. Neale l. So MIR. Price was
declared elected
Mr.. Harrison moved that al election for
health officer be held, and gave as bis reasons
for 80 doing. the urgent present necessity tor
the exercise of the duties of that officer, but
az 1t was announced that the board OF Al
dermen had adjourned, the motion was not
acted upon.
The Board then at II o'clock adjourned
For official proceedings SEQ another column.
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DUBLIG SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
/ AT LEWINSVILLE, FAIRFAX CO.,
VA-By virtue Of = deed Of trust from w. A.
Moore and wife to =. NJ Ball record cd in liber
w, No 3, folio lis OF the land records of Fair
fax county, the undersigned, substituted Trus-
18th day Of July, 1870, Court day. in front of
the Court House door of said county, at twelve
o'clock NJ, a valuable LOT OF LAND. lying
at Lewinsvilo, in said county, adjoining tho
parsonage lot now owned by Daniel Spear,
:ronting on the public road TO Georgetown, and
binding on he road laid of through the Ball
estate-a very desirably situated tract. contain
ing tbirty-three acres.
fERMS-One.f fourth cash, and the residue
in three equal iastalments At one, two and three
years, with interest, secured by the bonds OF
The purchaser, and Il retention of the title till
the last payment is made
NJ DULANY BALL, Trustee.
e "a - 90
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Fairfax county, ie l7-2awts

DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of decree OF
L the Circuit Court of Prince William county,
pronounced on the 11th day Of October, 1866,
in the suit Of Latshsw VS.. Minor, tho under
signed, who was appointed Specs! C9mms Is
sioner for that purpose, will, on MONDAY,
the lst day OF August, 1870, that being Court
day, at the front door Of the Court House OF
said county, sell, at public auction, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, adjoining each other;
one containing 705 acres, rood and 28s ks33
poles and has on it {. comfortable Dwell -RaS
LING. Tho other contains 60 acres, roods and
II poles.
These tracts Of land arc situated in Prince
William county, on the telegraph road from
Dumfries to fredericksburg, ABOUT two miles
from the former place.
They are well timberel and watered: and are
considered very good lands. and arc within two
miles Of nav gable water.
TERMS-One-fourth OF the purchase money
to be in cash on the day Of sale, and The residue
in three equal instruments of six. twelve and
ri .hteen months; tho deferred payments I"
bear intercs. from tho day OF saie and to %
secured by bonds, with approved per?onal SO,
curity; the title to be. retained and the land
subject to a resale, under order OF tho Court'
and ten per cent Of tho purchase money 1orfelI'
cd in case the terms arc not complied with.
EPPA HUNTON, COMMIT
Prince William CO., jy l-eots
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FLOUR-Family, Extra and Superior sale
j wholesale and retail by
WIN. F. BROOKES,
jy8 Ia King street.
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NHOICE DRIED BEEF for sal,. by
" Wa. + BROUkES
jy II III King ctr ct.
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GENUINE IMPORTED SHERRY. MA
" DEIRA and CLARET WINES, in store
and for sale by avery Il DAVIDSON.
jy 5 226 King It cor. i Alfred.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

the Judgment OF this Court and upon the question
whether IL necessary for the exercise OF adntfd
constitutional powers 10 deciding That tbat necessary
judicial and not political one.
The gravity of such decision, your Honors nave no
doubt Justly estimate that Il duty, ~ the que-
ton could be presented again with proprety IN he
else of nv official do seemed To me clear,
and NAV II please your HoBors involving as u dees
such great OF private INTEREST," but more because
il seemed 10 involve fundamental principle IA
the powers OF the Government aud ni my apprehension
10 involve the question whether 10 is ever constitutional
10 have a rebellion beyond u certain magnitude, nave
decided the earliest possible period 70 present ~
and 10 ask that If this is not TO be hence
forth and forever the settled view OF ths
land. It shall be declared wha INC e,
law it, U IA not necessary for to call your honer
attention 10 the fact that this Is by means
MED had occasion the other day 10 observe haI ~
the great case OF McCuoch agt The state OF maryan
the Court allowed within hye years alter s 10 me
question to be reopened and reargued IL seems 70 ho
that If there be nope on the part Oh tnosS
would concurred wh the decision OF tnc ~, ~
that this decision on fnrher consiheFauoh ' ~.
more speedily IL il done the better for all parties con
cerned and better for The country.
ARGUMENT OF MI. CARLISLE IN OPPOSITION
Mr. James NJ Carlisle replied saying that the Attorney
General had anaiyzed and dsparagingy criticised ,ho
Court becaus as e remarked, the question was decded
by vote OF single Judge. However that might pe' ~
WAS the Judgment OF the Court which had peen pro-
nounced In that case What now was to become OF mo
highest judicial tribunal In the land Opinions were W
deciding aueston Whatever M ght be the maloIty "
was nevertheless the opinion Of the Court wnas ha
they to do with the preyOuslactlons OF tne coui' 70
then referred the fact that the case OF heHneI
void one of the bank involving principles sPpiS
cable to other parties, had been postponed IIoi" QUO
TO another for the purpose OF argument thus
they had all been carefully ana elaoorstef cop'u''
The Court said they would take the matter under ad'
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NETWORK, FRIDAY. APRIL |. 1870.

positively true. 1.-THE semi official Diaro OF yesterday
publishes letter from Cauo Embaradero dated March
It, which mentions that battle had been fought
that point the lth and another the nth Seventy
three OF the insurgents reported have been killed
attacking force tCubaus was composed Of 1900
men, while the prisoners taken give 1910
as the number Of Cubans engaged The bodies Of the In
surgents killed were burned upon the spot because"
as the letter states there small number OF
troops with u.s. and for the further that there was
no tools appropriate for the work OF burial and because
OF a want of time" The smell Of the burning bodies
is sald To have been "nsupporahle" The writer admits
that The battle severely contested, and mentions
that party Of the enemy, taking advantage OF the
thickness of the woods, attempted between the
companies OF the rear guard. crying ont DO not fre
We belong TO the San Quentin regiment). linen the
ngllt according to the report, was terrible.
Inc spanish account gives the locality OF the nrst com.
bat AZ Rio 'Abao. where Vicente Garcia Fguredo and
Modesto Diaz had 1900 The battle began by
Their march Of the Spanards the country The action
lasted about two hours when according 10 the most
Trustworthy accounts the Spanards retired. on the
next day another battle began between % body OF
Spanish forces and Cuban patriots when the victory
claimed by both sides From 800 TO 500 Spaniards
were killed ard wounded. The Cubans were acting
under the orders OF Jordan, Who appears was AT some
short distance from the theater OF conflict dsposng his
troops TO the best advantage in order 10 meet the main
army OF the Count VI Valmaseda. Ill.,.
The extracts from Spanish journals. Published in GER
Pennsulars Cuba The Casino Espaiol met and after
passing set of hreeatDg resolutions, addressed TO
Manuel Calvo and NaZqueZ Quepo their representatives
at Madrid, the following erse II not warllke dispatch
Manuel Calvo, Vazquez QueipO general meeting OF
the Casino Espao hastbecn held Unanimous adhesion
of all Spanars the ardent protest against the idea OF
annexation or abandonment OF Cuba The protest will
90 by the next steamer Publish in Span and III other
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CUBA.
oUARRELING OVER LERsUNDI-ARANGOS MANI
FEsTO-PUELLO RELIEVED.

oUARRELING OVER Observation-Disclosures MANI
FEsTO-PUELLO RELIEVED.
HAVANA March 3l.-The Vos de Cuba published a
bitter article against Lersundi; whereupon the
Prensa which was about TO unite with the Jos dc
nounces it, and declares it cannot join journal
which attacks such patriot as Lersundl.
The Diario also defends Lersundi, repelling the
idea chat he ever had any connection with plan to
erect Cuba into province Independent or OPP
posed TO the present Government. Rebels continue
10 surrender themselves in the Central Department.
Skirmshes are reported near Nuevitas.
Gen. Arrange bias issued q manifesto to the people
declaring that the revolution has no reason To exist
to-day, and advising his countrymen TO lay down
their arms Gen. Pueblo has been relieved OF his
command HIS successor has not yet been an
nOunced
THE REIGN or DRUM-HEAD COURT MARTIAL
BATTLES NEAR CAUTO EMBARCADEEO UNDER
JORDAN-CUBAN SUCCEss-CoNTKADICTOkf
CLAINs-BURSING TIE DEAD-A NEW PRO-
TEST.
HAVANA, March 2G.-Sncc the publication OF
the order Of the with reference 10 inc
prompt trial Of offenders by drum head c0nrtmaftai
the journals are full OF the Of trials Yesterday y
Dldrio mentions that OF VI these courts being con
Vehed at Ceniuegos the 2Jd for the trial OF pdSd"o
or country people. Bento Mora, Juan de La Cruz tn
h"o hernandez and jose Mora accused OF tris0n
As soon rs these shall have disposed Of another
council OF war coIai will try at the place. Rafael
alvarez Nar, jose de la Cruz Gonzalez EuloeIo Borgess.
ifhhcihco o. Aobedo JosG Muro Alvarez, and jos"
A'J'Duro Gonzalez, accused Of the crime. Similar
Ho"'' ana ID considerable quantity, comes from othrr
p'S VI INC Island Hence there is reason 10 believe
at the mcfcess order Of the Captain General was de
signed 10 break down the nsurrecio by force Of terror
The spani1Ids have denied constantly that any recent
engagement has taken place near Las Tnnas on C,uto
LM"''hd'f" "hiie the crcocs aud other, hHyc whisP
cred tDe e0urary hnI the ilct may now be stated
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THE NEW DOMINION.
yisenent.

THE NEW FENIAN ALARM-NATURE OF THE
SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENTS NEAR THE CANADA
BoRDER-sUPPoSED FENIAN DoIHGs.
ST. ALBANs, VT, March 31.-For several weeks
past an supply Of money orders and dra rom
Philadelphia and New York have been received al Bur
lingon payable 10 men well known Fenians. Lately
there has mysterious movement OF loaded canS
from this point Underhl and Westford some IL heS
east and not the railroad. week ago last Sunday
night several double freighed With boxes ana
casks passed northwardy through the village OF Fa
field some 10 miles east OF St. Adams, and the same tnne
was repeated last Sunday night in Fairfax, which hcS
between Westf0rd and Fairfield. SIX OK these teams
were seem all bound north Fairfield is largely lnhaDteb
by Irshmen most OF whom Fenians, and it IS only
about 10 miles from the Canada line.
MR. BLAKEs MOTION on THE NOVA SCOTIA ACE.
Ills DEFEAT BY THE GOVERNMENT.
OTTAWA, March 3l.-In the House OF Com
mons last night Mr. Blaze moved an address to tho
Queen asking her to prevent the Canadian Parliament
from disturbing the financial relations OF such acts az
that respecting Nova Scotia. He contended that tho
grant to Nova Scotia unconstitutional. and u WAS
necessary To prevent the recurrence OF seh easnr
i'm the interests the Union SIR JOhn McDohhld ai,'r
sneaking at great length. moved Amendment w tho
effect that t is the undOubed privilege OF Parliament W
control all the expenditures chargeabe To He puniu
counts OF the country TIE amendment was carried oy
majority VI q.
TROOPS FOR THE SOEIH- wEST-CALDWELL.
TORoyTo. March 3l.-Thc schooner j. q.
Beard arrived from Oswego to-day Win cargo 81 c"al-
This is the first arrival this oorace has beeh en-
ragged here for 1900 barrels pork and our destined or
rhe use Of the troops who are To be sent 10 uv th
West r. b c adwell was delivered over 10 the Amer
lean authorities at Suspension Bridge to-day
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ROME.

THE SCHEME OF PATH PROMULGATED-THE
AEMENIANS TO BE EXCOMMUNICATED.
ROME. Thursday March 81, 1870.
At the meeting Of the Council to-day, the Schema
dc Eide was promulgated. The Holy See granted
three days to the dissdent Armenlans to submit TO
its authority. That time has expired, and as the
Armenians have shown signs of yielding, major
accommodation will be pronounced against them
THE DISCUSSION OF AVAILABILITY.
PARIS. Thursday. March 81 1870.
1t is asserted here that the Gcumenical Council
will immediately commence the discussion of the
Schema of Infallbilty. In that the French
Embassador nil not return to Rome.
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PERSONAL NEWS.
SPAIN.

NON INTERFERENCE WITH THE ROMAN COUNCIL.
MADRID Thursday, March 81. 1870
The Government has officially announced It's de-
termination to abstain from all interference III the
affairs of the Pope and the Ecumenica Council.
CUBAN NEWS FROM NEwYORK NOT TO BE
TRUSTED BY sPANIARDS.
In the Constituent COrtes yesterday Sehor Rivero,
in reply TO question, assured the Deputies that no
kilograms from New-York in relation to the war IN
Cuba were to be trusted founded they were, on
false information.
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JAMAICA.
HAVANA, March 3l.-Tunnage dues in the
barbofs Of Jamaica have been abolished.
THE ArRoCrrY ON THE LATE HOAX.

TLe Pan Nall Ga:etfc Of March 49, in com
,nenting upon Tho false report - 'ho arrival OF the
steamer CITY q: Boeton says: The seems 10
o, h.cn addressed 10 member ai The Irish Stock Ex
MANGA ik,y way II assuring ID WIDE "hd Ihpd pup
lirw II clrcnat.s accordingly, ana Tie plauSipiity
,.rn,nucud.d "A 10 tlUss who were nursing up th'r
diving nnpes W. can hardly iruTe I" ourselves ths W.
.nss paig. the doblo reaction or chcua" INC cnect
az lie ,rk On bodics aud minds worn by long anhh'y
and hone deferred Ana as mental pam ~ i'I hneher
than bodily pain the crime IL greater inah lno
a., r.u bomb ito "a passing crowd. The more prhoNo
Dut "A mans nature, The mono would he be ino," 10 u
light hself with the pnngs OF tho WRETCH WI" ruuI"
r,,t.c ,n,n wuntun suiirring 10 hnrOWihg hllo"'
crraiurr.. The leading member oi Tue Dnhun Sl"h IN
1tgr c may presume, can identify HE Correspondence
n M ,,u we have hesitation III ,,ylug lHln lp'r'
I'D iufy TO ai.r Inn over be- ribnIed m All osshpe
by public UpIBi0h4
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. March 3O.--Ihe New
ENGLAND Annual Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church closed an eight days session in this city to-day
The application OF Mrs Van Cote, the female erangclst
for admission the Conference on trial Vas Wlnens
the Conference against her admissions Iesol ob'
merely commencing Mrs Van Cote's CHRISTIAN wot re-
iocjng In her success and recommending her rs ala Az
gelist, having been tabled without debate.
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SAN DOMINGO.

THE TINE FOR RATIFYING THE TREATY EX-
TENDED BY PRESIDENT BAEz.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-A Commissioner
from San Domingo expected here tomorrow with an
official document from President Baez extending tho
time to ratify the treaty pending before the Senate
The Presden: that he will also order the extension
Of time 10 far AZ this Government is concerned.
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submitted the same arguments which they maoc oo,o,
the Ways and Means Committee against the FUNDING 0
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH

NM
The following nomination was sent 10 TO-DAY jon"
F. Mccarthy to be Postmaster Mt Valparaiso lnuiana
Acting Commissioner Hodges has had before MN ioi
some days under authority Of act OF Congress- tc
ing OF the petition of Mrs. Polly Hunt, WIDOW OF "do
Hunt for an extension OF letters patent on paper s
collars dated July 25. 1854 The case has been iny ar
gued for the petitioner by the Hon. William thg ad
for the remonstrants Coombs OF Washington ana
j. E. L. Sherman of New.York. This Is the nrst Paths
ever issued on the invention Of paper collars ana Is pc
Ieyed TO control that business Acting COMMISSIONS
Hodges has rendered his decision extending the icters
patent for the term VI years.
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HOLLAND.
THE AMERICAN CABLES.

TIE hMEKICAN NABIsF0'
The HAGUE, Thursday March 81. 1870.
Animated debates have occurred i'll the Chambers
recently on the question of ministerial concessions
of special privileges TO Of the two rival cables TO
America The Ministers were at length instructed
to eQuallZe the terms.
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FRANCE.
VIE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

VIE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
PARIS, Thursday, March 81, 1870.
The police are actively pursuing their invcstiga-
tons into the alleged conspiracy against the life of
the Emperor and the State. Nearly all the parties
latterly arrested in connection with this affair
workmen.
PERSONAL NEWS.
The first number Of new religious journal, La
Conoorde of which Pere Eyacinthe is chief editor
appeared to-day.
NJ. Emile Olivier has received the Grand Cross OF
the Order of Charles Ill. SPAIN. This is his Only
decoration.
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WASHINGTON.

PROBABLE REOPENING OF THE LEGAL-TESDER
QUESTION IN THE SUPREME COURr-IhE
TEXAS DELEGATION ADMITTED TO CONGRESS
GEN. AMEss CASE NOT YET DECIDED
THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE
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COmEOR PlsAS-cENEaAL TERM.
Unlawful Seizure 0. MIX.

Unlawful Seizure o! Milk.
Before Judges DAILY, Robinson and Joseph r. DAY.
Henry Gie6 u.s. John G. Bidnfe et aI-Ine oe-
fendant and his codefendan entered into the usual
bond, and an attachment was Issued against THIS
plaintiff In suit by defendant BlanKe. Under TINS
attachment plaintir's milk wagon. cans and stock
were seized. The attachment was subsequently put
aside as being Improperly issued. Planlin brought
suit hi the Supreme Court against the DEFENDANT
Blanke for damages Tor malicious prosecution.
Subsequently, he commenced this suit IN o District
Court 10 recover similar damages on the BOND. A
molten was made to dismiss me later SUIT on tne
ground that another SUIT Was pehunR III relation W
the same suDlect matter. me motion was Denied
aud rom the Judgment this appeal was taken. The
Court held that the SUIT in the superior Court could
nor be mantaiued and that this suit was therefore
properly brought Judgment affirmed.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
An Old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS InsoiveDt Dis.

An Old MISUNDERSTANDING InsoiveDt Dis
charges.
4 The case OF the National Mechanics Banking As.
socation va. Robert Usher, Jr, came Up In the
Court OF Common Pleas yesterday. In 1855 the Me-
cnanics Banking Association, OF which the plaintiff
rs the successor recovered Judgment Tor $34 40 go
ard on this Judgment plaintiff brings suit. In the
same year 1856, after the entry OF the Judgment
the defendant took the benefit OF the Twothrds act
and now inferposes that q defence. The plain.
tjns claim that there were defects In the proceed.
ings and especially in that the afdavits We're not
riyen venue and that these we're not irregularities
but jursdictional defects and went TO the whole
matter. The defendant claims That these defects
are at most Irregularities, and the discharge cannet
he attached coaferay Tor these Irregularities, but
only by certierari, II even In that way. The Court
reese ed It's decision. .--lL---
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n void for alleged Jursdictional defects among
which ~ that some Of the aflidavlts have no venue
10 Them. The defendants counsel contended that
these were not Insdictlonal defects and therefore
were not available IN collateral acLien, but oniy on
certiofarI. Decision reserved.
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 GENTLEMAN OF FORTY SUMMERS. POSSESSING
"A good education, polished and agreeable OF
thorough business habits drained 70 the mercantile busnes
possessinR an exclusive wholesale business that with the
control Of an additional 8500O0 would bring him annual
profit OF from $4,000 to 100000 wishes 70 engage ife
son mot esethan the best Of reference VIII be given
and required conndentiaIyl. Address ALPHA, eox III
HerSkl OlBce.
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SUPREME C0UaT-CHAMBENS.


BY Judge Brady.
Jane A. Shields rs Thomas II. Sh,e,ds.--Judg-
nent OF divorce granted.
En,.ypu rs. Je7Onae.-Moton denied, with costs
Ipehbey u.s. Beruqnap.-Proof not sufficient.
Weiser et al. Us. Eien0,vy.-Mofion denied.
Oirastead Us. GSeenfv Ell d.-Motion granted.
ward rs Ly0n.--Motion granted
fpbpuo,l o.. lSp0f0l'd Ell 0l.-0rder refused
Roiri ri al rs F5.unk.-Monon granted.
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SUPREME COURT pEclAL Term.
The Great Erie Railroad Suits.

The Great Erie KniirOnd Suits.
Before Judge Barnard
The FIRST cases on the calendar for Monday are the
three great Erie Railroad suils-that OF Ramsey vs.
The Railroad that OF the Railroad VS.. Ramsey, and
last and most important OF ALL that Of the Railroad
va Cornelius Vanderbilt better known the
S6 600 600 suit. AS these causes have all been set
down specially for the December calendar there is
every probability that they will be tried.
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NEWSPAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS.
rCHE NEW YORK EVENING NAIL
/ is now the largest, sprightlest and best
Two-cent Paper
published In New York. Will issue
Doable Sheet Saturdays
The eight page sheet will be unusually Interesting and
trpcfve, and i will undoubtedly have large extra sale.
Advertisers will realize the advantages to be derived
the Of their cards In this double sheet Sold every
where
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COMMON plsAs-ImsL TERN PART n.
An Attempt 20 Upset Discharge Under the
Two-Taires Act.
pofnra Indigo T.OpW

Mechanics Banking Association Us. Rtcharo
Us.ey.--ThIs is an action upon Judgment recov-
cred In the year 1866 in the superior Court for over
AZ 600 and interest The defendant among otner
defrnces set up n discharge from his debts under
the Two thir, act fire year 1855. subsequent 10 tpe
SuJgmank Toe plaintiff cgnteD 90 ,eS' ~ .ssp~iso
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ksStent OF War Risks In Insurance Policies
Decision In tho New 0rieaus slaughter
Huuso Cases.