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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
AARYLAD LlFE
INSURANCE. 1laPlyY,

RHH progress OF Life rassrA eeia ia IN.
y issa STATES proves this si\s srovri.,
triaenrh Of nsssevu seisnee snd Sails.sA,s
phv :" heoae ofshe marvellous Ted ,ee efou,
sn-ias sccncxs.. yes n
The wisdon a. ali ages has dsvist ..sA.
ing that csnp area with IL. II 10 10 nniss.,.
" cord. that il : diaicait to zee hcwS an IN.
tellixent man. with proper csucsrn "a tho
sea,fcrt and protection OF his famil, easss;l
sn avail himsei fof iss benefits.
Life Insurance leaves ready morev 10 q
tia estases 10 advantage. 10 will prevsasN,
sacrifice af property &c mas die IN dshs. II
10 snhiert 10 no tax durias life. net t,rphsuss
Court experses after deaih. Tits exempt bv
law from debt II 10 rapidly becoming :
rule that all mcn cf iust attributes insure.
om MARYLAND Company eommsnas itsolf
70 the confidence ard patronage 81 our p.o.
r'e in al parts Of the State. Its d;ree.,rs arc
r,-n az known integrity and ability. to wher,
The rnh'ic nav look with confidence 70, a
inst and CAREFUL supervision III its affairs. II
must he clear To every intelliseut mind that.
II We would secure the LARGEST prosperity 10
nn- State and people individually, we must
hni'd M our Institutions and keep our eap..
A. a: horne.
Had the Eve million donsrs seat Qua nf the
State arnral'v for Insurance been invested n
home. /. would hrve told favorsb,y upoa ons
own wealth and commerce This 10 en,phat-
icsiv orR coHrAS. gotten up bv our nxsr
merchants {" afford the opportunity for oil
& insure without s.ndi,,s the money GU: Of
cur ewn State. The affairs Of the Company
. marsced with economy
Such has been onr marked success that ~
we're able after the seeoni wear 10 declare
aud pay in c,su az large dividends ~ the Of
DEsr and LARGEST eomrany ia the United
States. The Company feel greatly encnur.
'ged by the patronage and Cooperation they
| rave received. and solicit continuance Of
'he same. The laws OF trade. commerce.
.-l'-respcct and self-intercst cmbine to make
| his tie Company icruS
Now. de,I sirs. i, view of all the a,ivsr,a.
as nf life Insurance rs an inveStm.nt-,he
| uncertainty "f l,fe--,hc strong claims of vi f.
] anil children uisr husband and father-the
| uncertainty of business, and all the ordinary
firms of InvcS;ment-is il not the moral iutr
ofevrry man II putsomr,hing IN form that
vii prevent want md distress. or trouble on
| the rari OF these nc loves >
| Nv all means Insure. anil de- il at once In
the Naryiand Company. The officers OF this
Company are:
| GEO z THOMAS, President
| \ X Foam. Secretary.
| BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
! Hamilton Faster, Geo II llilner,
! Alien Chapman, Thomas Casssrd,
| &c" T Thomas, William ncvries,
| Hugh SiSSon. Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. .Ir.
Al MYERS. State Agent.
THE coHrANy REFRG TO
Judge Magru'cr. Judge Ford. Judge Ms
Srr Hon Fred Stone. Barnes Compton ard
raii,or of Bcacrn.
AG-A j Mysns. the State Agent. will Ia
in s.cnuar,!iown during the first week of Conr.
| ~ transact the business. fihc company. and
willalsoin:urepr pro an ia Baltimore Con,pan-
les
Aug 81. Is6s-.E.
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YHIHE ahov. well known Hrusr has r.
L. ....l -. Z, I. n.----.---

YgiHE ahov. well known Hcrsr ha, re
4 Gently hccn opened by C. L. Barnard
formerly of the American Hotel. Wa=ling
ton, y. c.. aIi has capacity Ia acc0mmo-
da:c over y hundred people with lrd ing
and has capac,ons and ricelv furnsh'i
room for families. Connected with tie
House also is ladies' dining room. II,
stric,es! order - maintained and accom,no-
dating servants always NJ call The iious,
Is open nj all h.urs. The advantage Of 4.
Hotel upon the plan Of Tic Sherwood !iousr
Is. that the gacst can accom- moiatc the price
oi his living To his own Wishes. paving OIL,
for wha, h- gets. The Sherwood House Las
recently been newly furnished and rei.!teG.
and. being in a central and business pant q,
the city Offer unusual inducements 10 ira
v-ilers 4 fair trial il as5ed. ard pa;ronar.
from 81. nary's county solicited
CP EAENAHD,
Agent.
ssIi. ~. 1887 IL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09

E BUYERS LOOK
YOUR lNTEREsr!
VWyE have Just r,e~ived .nd are now
w apeui-g our .spis-dh Seek Of
New Fall aud Water 6oeds. which en-
srseos cv-ry vari y Of
CLOTHS.
CAssrMEREs.
VESrrNGS.
BOOTS and SHOES.
HATS and CAPS.
LADIES FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Calieoes, Delaiue,.
Alpacss. Flanue's.
Kersevs. Domestic Goois
Brown and Ladies' Skirts
Bleaehed Hoops.
Ms.l;ns. Eose.
Baimorais. etc.. etc.
Also, m extensive assortment OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Of good make and quality.
These Gocd< were selected with grea.
care and rrrchased at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES
in tie Boston. New York and Baltimore
markets. Esrecial attention has been
given to the selection Of our stock Of
BOOTS.
SHOES.
HATS.
CAPS and
LADIES DRESS GOODS
all Of which arc If the latest aud most an
| proved Styles aud range from the loves
! grades to the finest qualities.
Also q heavy stock Of
Groceries,
Of all kinds. to which particular attention
is called, and purchasers are assured tina
| THEIR FAMILY SUPPLIES
will he made to them. freight excepted. a
Baitimor" figures.
Our entire stock having been purchased
AT FAVORABLE TINE
| in the markets and ut reduced rates. vii
be sid at prices unusual in this market
At the old stand of + Leo Spaldiug 4
Co.. adjoining the Union Hotel. Lccnare
! Town.
We -rlic;. an inspection Of our stoel
and share Of public favor.
GREENWElL & FENWICK.
Oc;. %, 1S70-'f.
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BOARDING.

MES J.C. MILBURN, formerly .: 81
AN1 Mays county. has removed from No
50 Hanover ST. TO i69 W. Leaksvd C.. be-
tseer Sharp aad Liberty. andis prepared %
receive pssmanen, and q ansient b aFsissa.
ian Q, le7o-af. -
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5000 IN USE

beth here and in Europe, have the control Of
the market for manufacturing purposes. We
have reduced the size and simpliied the method
50 that any person with little patience and per
severance cannot fail 10 use il and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09

rAS =. D B. r. ABELL, having eealised q.
= Aa.etioneers according TO shereqalrerens Il
,as i.issss laws OF The Cnstec States, give notice
that they are prepared 20 attend 10 the sale Of
oil real estate or other properly that may be a.
fired 81 public anctsnn in ST. Nays county
Address. Jas. y . b.. u. Ahsal. .lsssasessws.
y: .;-,,,\.-s.
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House Painting.

u II. CAMPBELL offers his services 20 TIE
h. citizens OF I. Mars comfy in the ca
IN solicits shsre OF public eneearsseaaent.-
He is located liz Leonardiown, where orders
Tor his services rnay DC addressed. he Is per
ni;ted TO refer to the following gentlemen, for
whom he han worked, as 20 his workmanship,
prices aa9 general department Col II g 5
Key, ] N Raley, Col r II Niles. 2 Spala-
iRg, Gel George Ferries snd Gee Ce1ss-
New. 10. to1o-eO. *@
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
MACHINE

has been in successful operation fer years, We
have supplied large share of all the kGit goods
now in the market.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
EARNING

fair living or clothing up household in a
short while. The DiImoud goes on iis own
merits and we simply want trial to satisfy ev-
cry one.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09

SEEDS.-Frs.a GerGtz, Frri;, Ke-5. Tree ssd
ssr.b, snd Evergreen SseSs. yrsPe;a ty rsI,
Ssis oirsssseas fer e.itrre. 3ssn:y. Ets CT Fer
81. roekcys 81 eifAer elcssJer 81 90. TAs sir
efassss $500
2o,ooo lbs. Evs-rresn and Tree Seeds; Ap-
pc, Pear. Chesry. &C.; GAS Seeds Beet, Cab
rage, Garrett, nion, Sqnssh, Tcrnfp ana all
Vegetable and Flower is, in small or large
cuariitits also Small Fruits, Stocks, Rglis
skruis, Roses Terhsnas, &C., by nail, prepaid.
New Go den Banded Japan Lily, SOC. Pliced
DeScriptise Cafaio. nes snt 10 any plain ae-
dress, Eratis. Agents Aanrcd. Wholesale List
10 AetutS Clubs and the Trade. Seeds On CEN.
m;Ssion.
BM WATSON, Ola coloay xurssr;ss and
SD wassAosss. rlyusssh, kAa. EssAilish-
- u 1o13. 49, Sc sst-,s4ts
FEB 4 issa-11 > "a q sHsL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09

In theTrcui. Court TOR 80 Hary's County,
sitting as Coart of Equity.
No go NE.
HRDERED. this aeth day Of January,
~ ls1l, that the Auditors Report. flied 10
this Cause, be rs,iHei aud confirmed. unless
canse toihe contrary be shown on or before Tie
4,h Monday Of Feb. next provided a
copy Of this order be published in the 81 Ma
ry's Beacon once week fcr three successive
weeks prior 90 the said 4sR Monday Of Feb
ruary.
JNoA CAVALIER. Ci'k.
ri True cory-Test:
JNO A CAVALIER, Crk.
Feb 2, lS7l-sw.
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GIVE SATISFACTION.

Two persons working Together can knit a1d
c n,ple,e with Que machine, 30 pairs CT long
stockings per dsv: or so pair OF pulse warm
ers; or 100 scarfs, or IL shirts or drawers, thus
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
Steamer Eapress
CAPT. A. C. NlCKLE,

Will resume her routo on TUESDAY,
March LIST. leaving Fier No. 10 iigh, st
Wharf. Baltimore. every Tuesday. at 4
PM. for Alexandria. Washington and
Georgetown, stopping atthe following WAY
POINTS on the Potomac River: Piney
Point, Stones Wharf, Coburn, Ctapticu
Wharf. Chapel Point, Matthias Point,
Smiths Point, Nanjemoy Stores and POS
Wharf.
RETURNING-Wiili leave Six STREET
Wharf. Washington, every Saturday al G
A. NJ. ami King Street Wharf, Alcxanc 10,
at 7 A. NJ.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, AP-
PLY To
a Needham L Sons, l42 Ligh, ST. " hart.
Baltimore.
} Broders s. Co, II King st. Alexandra.
j q Waters. !05 Water st. Geofceiowr
7 II Crouch, O st. Wharf Washington.
March ). 1870 III.
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KNITTING

machines built on the same principle. So far
from being an experinsn, like all other family
kniiters, this
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
IN INCREASING CONFIDENCE

has crowned cur efforts. We like 10 have !, in
every family, saving money, time, and the dan
ser Of uurrhasiag worthless articles called fam
liz knitting machines.
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limited 5tates Gctcl,
329, 33I, & 1913 Penn Avenue,
WASHING TON. D. Cl
M. H. BEAN, Proprietor.
Rates Reduced to 81. 50 a Dav.

Two keep pace with the times, and meet
j THE wishes # the travelling public, the
Proprietor has decided to reduce the price OF
board ard ruom - 50 so per d1y. ard not
withdrawing the low price charged. he in
,ensls that toe House shall maintain the same
reputation f,r comfort aud ncatness, and a
sood table. as heretofore.
ET- This Foe! j. within five miru,cs'
walk of Tie Capital and principal Railr' al
,,eyots. and convenient 10 III. Government
Departments and Offices
Street Cars IL all parts Of the City am!
Georgetown pass this house every five min
ctcs.
Jan. 20. 1870 Il.
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DYER, HILL & CO.,
cRocEzS COMMISSION AyD
Forwar ding M erchants,

10. 8 Camden street, between Light Cha-.cs.
BAtf;xoxr, Mp.
- An kinds Of GrAxo furnished as Maurfae-
tErers' Prices.
HasAts II Predses a. sssssliskei ~ essfsm In
Rrlrisers
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
IA VII 7

whether wooden, cotton or silk, whether useful
or fancy, large or small, Of any size or shape
are do1e on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
THE PRICES ARE Low

considering the cost OF manufacture and other
work in the family. being much more useful
than sny labor saving machine. 9Le machine
for coarse aad zniial.g yarn We denoa,ina,e
No, I, price, $35. For tine yarn. No. ,, price
$40. Fer either fine or coarse yarn, No. 3, $50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
The Ola MDND
K N I T T E K A.,

machine. rsed in the European and American
knitting factories. All the hosiery and kni;
goo u for the use of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-18
NOTICE.

Al PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS
A With tho Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Comnany can ind mo at present NJ tho ONCE Oh
Dr.. Hopkins and Whites yirginia.
J. A. BRUNsEY, Geni Agent;
Vir1inia, esptsnbsf q, lRl. ee"u
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N oTIc e
RAILROAD NOTICE.

PASSENGERS BY THE VIRGINIA AND
Truekee Railroad from Carson or Virginia
to any point on the road are requested to pro-
cure tickets before entering the cars. A dtfter-
enco Il made Of % cents each between ticket
rstes and rates Of fares collected on trains.
H. NJ YERINGTON, Supt,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-18
TO MILLMEN I!

rr1H HAVE FOR SALE AT THB GOLD
WI nm NEWS Otace half . ton Of superior
Tvpe Metal, for Journaling purposes In Quarts
HIis HoiSttng Works, etc. WIN be sold atre-
d1ced prices Tor cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-18
MINING NOTICES.
sTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE KENTUCK MINING
Ocompany, Room No. 10 Express Building,
ortheast corner OF California and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco California. Annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the kentaek
Mininv Compsny will be held at tho Office OF the
Company, San Francisco, Cal, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 22d day OF November, A. D. 1871, At
I o'clock p. u. OF said day, for tho purpose OF
elccting Trustees TO serve for the ensuing year,
and for tho transaction OF any other business
that may properly come before the meeting.
moi td ]. L. KING, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-18
ASSESSMENTS A LEVIED.

DUCKRYR GOLD AND SILVER
ID Mining Company-Loeation OF WORKS,
Devirs 0afe District, Lyon County, state OF
Nevada-Notice Is hereby given, inst at 2
meeting OF the Trustees Of said Company. held
on tho tenth day of November, A. D. lSil. an
assessment mo, d of One Dollar ($D per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said Com
pany, payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, At tho once OF the
Company, Room No. 9, Express Building,
northeast corner Of California and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
THURSDAY, the fourteenth u4thl day OF Do
cember, A. D. 1871, shall DO deemed delinquent,
and viii be duly advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment ahall be made be-
foro will be sold on TUESDAY, the second (2D
day Of January, A. d. 16T2, to pay the deiin'
quent assessment, together with costs OF adyer-
tising and expenses Of sale. By order OF the
Board OF Trustees.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Ofaeo-Room No. Q ESprcss Building, north
east corner OF California and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco, Cal. nol3 I'd
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
me same criticisms apply to the sixrh and seventh

ihe same criticisms apply TO the sixth and seventh
parts Tue eishth part, taken IN connection with
what precedes IL IN relation 10 tho medicine named,
~ not irrelevant. excepting perhaps, the alusion
TO the heathen Chihee which may be accepted as
description OF The exterior OF the medicine ana
playful contribution to the literature OF the hour.
the ninth part IS not irrelevant because IL IS
preulcateu ol The avermenu that the anu.
dote Tor tobacco IL not as represented,
and Is fraud and swindle calculated to
deceive the pubic. l think this conclusion lair
II 1t be true that The pro ertes or the medicine
not as stated. IT. IN other words. IL De not an anti
uote u - Gu cuiateu 10 deceive ana IL Iraliu Ihe
seller of drug, Dedlcin4 or socalled anIldote VINO
vends II WIN an unqualified statement OF It's
efficiency must take the consequences II his repre-
sentatlon be untrue. SPECIFICS against the chou
sand natural Ills tnat nesn IS heir to- are not easily
attalnaDie, and the medical profession do not claim
TO nave devised many through all their experience
ana research. They are, nevertheless, devoutiy
PRAYED ior and so potent IS the desire
lor tnem tlat reasonable ana. indeed, un-
reasonable assertions oil their discovery are hailed
win JOY and the puDc confidence Is readily
secured When person. therefore, assuming 10
have one, represents It's accom- plisn ments
the pubic have rlgnt 10 rely upon The assurance
given, however foolish such confidence may seeul.
This world Is not composed OF SLlomons, and
even men ol good Judgment and large experience,
especially When tle wish Is welded 10 the nope are
sometimes easily trapped. Drugs should DC DIS
pensed WI u great caution, ana Ene laws when are
designed To protect the people from the use OF them
save under the guidance oil the expert CHEMIST
CONSCIENTIOUS druggist or skful practitioner, cam
no. be too stringent. ! do not deslgu TO express
any opinion oil the character OF the piaintlfs prepa
rdtons. Whether tney are good or bad, injurious
or harmless, am not called upon to declare but OF
the propllesy ol holding men TO strict account
aDllty VINO attempt TO practise upon the
creduty OF the aillicted and subject
snem 10 greater suffering | entertain doubt.
The tenth part is introductory the eleventh, and
must be regarded as q part OF 1t. IL may be that
some portions OF 1t are mere criticisms ard irrele-
want, DutH SO thev are no. seriously objectionable
and should not be eXpunged. In conclusion, IL may
not De improper to say tnat the lncts which the de-
lenuant may ofer TO prove are To be ruled upon on
the u al. am the effect OF them wnen admitted and
established Is for the jury, and further at the line
between JUSTIFICATION ana mitigation IS not easily
drawn upon pleadlngS, although on the trial IL may
not be dillcult 10 make the dlsClnctlon For these
reasons the motion Is denied, but without costs.
The New York herald., 1871-12-16

Clarks0n avenue. The necessity the land assessed
Is under for accommodation IN u proper clement to
be c0nsidereu In liking the amount or the assess
ment. tine matter OF Twentyslxth street,
IL Wend. 2O3-l The shape and al
mension III which the plots OF land
assessed are left by the proposed amendment are
also proper elements TO be considered. (Degraw
street case. Is Wend 5GS.I FMS appears to be the
case last cited assessed the land IN one block for
benefit about ST, 900 less than they awarded damages
10 the owners OF the land which was taken within
sucn block IN opening the street; and yet their
port was confrmed. In the block between frank
lin ana Clarkson avenues as In the case cited, the
property Will be 6adly cut up by the proposed ave-
nue., and neither or tAe owners VIII nave an avail
able front the new avenue. These considerations,
DOUBT, governed the commissioners IN TINS
case. The amount OF the several assessments Tor
tion of the commissioners, and the objection tnat
any lot mas been assessed more than lts value aS
shown by the award ~ not good one. Ine amount
must be grossly inadequate, or some wrong prlncl-
allowed in order 10 Justify the Court IN interfering
with the awards or assessments. u.yOn vs. city OF
Brooklyn, 28 Barb, coo. In the matter OF the Com
msslOners OF Central PARK, 81 Bard, III 3o3 In the
matter OF Bushwick avenue, 4S Barb 81 Neither Of
these facts appears. The report, therefore, must be
confirmed.
Decisions by Judge Pratt.
Charles W. Nassau Rfct Us. GUSTAV "A. Goe-
decker. Motion for Inspection, &C., granted 80 far
as to allow defendant TO inspect papers and take
copies.
1buef c. Keeney ps John Ca,7oR-Moton for
rebuttng the cause Tor argument and Is not clear
that the attorney wiliuliy dlsobeyed The order. lie
must pay tho costs OF this motion.
Wtltan II. Hayes et al. ps. Marta Hunt Thomas
rendant stpulatlng to and take short notice Of
trial.
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
SUPREME CDDAT-cHAMHERS.
The state Legislature Authorizing Sale of
tseaI Estate.

The state legislature Authorizing Sale of
heal Estate.
Before Judge CardoZo.
IN The Matter or the Petition OF he Wido,c or
Robert s. Lipingston.-In 1870 the State legislature
on application OF the petitioner authorized the sale
OF certain lands by order OF the Supreme Court on
proper notification TO all parties Interested One OF
the purchasers refused to complete his purchase on
the ground that the act referred to was uncOnsttu
tiona and an application was made before the
Court TO compel hIm to do So II was urged
against the application that the act inte riered
with the vested rights OF individuals; that THIS
is question touching the legal interpre tation
OF the will ana that the Legislature cannot assume
to itself functions specially delegated t. the Courts.
IL was further contended that the act authorizes
the transfer OF properly to uninterested partles
without compliance with the prescribed forms of
law, and that 1t does more for the benefit OF the
OF the LIE estate, sad owner being an adult,
than for the Inlan The Court decided that the act
was constitutional, and directed thaJ the purchase
be completed Within Two DAYS. The Whole question
involved is the constitutional power OF the Leglsa-
ture TO pass an act authorizing the sale OF real es-
tate where the property has been lett 10 widow for
lie, aud on ner death to her daughter In iee
Thomas q. Fields fiail.
The securities in this case--hawey & Clapp and
william b. Florence-.ustlied yesterday, and there.
upon Mr.. Fields was allowed the freedom OF the city
pending his explanation Ii Court OF the disposition
he made.
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Tho Milwaukee and Minnesota Railroad
Company Appeal to Recover Money Paid
I'm Error.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. 16. 1871.
No. 81. Mfii0dulcee ana Minnesota railroad COM
pany Us. James r. Souther ct dl-Appeal from the
Circuit Court for the Eastern district OF Michigan.
This Is one or the many suits between these parties,
the subject matter OF oil OF which being familiar to
the public. This particular one is brought TO recover
oacK money paid into Court by the railroad COM
pany to olsen arge mortgage neld b. the delend-
ants In error, the ground tnat IL was PAID Dy mis-
take or under the erroneous belief naa the company
was the owner OF the equity OF redemption and thus
entitled 10 discharge the nOrgage. The bill was
dismissed ON demurrer on technical grounds, ana
the case Is brought mere, the appellant c0ntending
that the Court below Inexperienced the case. ana
put into the mouth of the company what 1t never
claimed when il said OF 1t that at cannot now
be heard TO say that 1t - not corporaiion.n 1t s
insisted thai no such plea was made and no sucn
question presented On the other hand 1t IS asserted
that the company directly avowed Itself corpora
ton, and as such eXnlDlged the bll IN the case
George B. Smith ana W. II. CARPENTER Tor appel
liant, John w. Carey iOr defendants.