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from collecting my OF tho firm assets. aud TINT
The partnership nlay bo wound IN.

QGAEhEL Dfl1lt a IUD U1hIs
Jamca NtcQuitk tiod Till In chnncory In tho
Oiicntt Court .yeBtorday against Daniol Dog'c,
and Eliza fInghoa, oxoousirx of tho last will Of
Iol,n NJ. Hugllos. Oomplatnatnt stntoH tl,nt lii
1so7 hong the 0wn0s st Of tue tg "AS A0n
Hughes 10 sccurc tho Payment Of como
at maturity, and tho boat was sold. Doglo, ut
that s,'ao, was q creditor Of Moautrk to tho
os IL Of ss ns es sseo s as s'f sae1 teshid ee I'D
THO tug for wages, md she wna sold, aud bought
IL by Doge iu tlust for hloGnirk, as ilo nllegcs.
Hughes subsoqnently brought rcplovin suit
against boglo for The tug, but m sln'oablc a.
keep tAo tug and pay Its claims, out Of llor
piofits. and thon Hughes was to tako hor
and rny hlmsolf, aftor Which tho boat was to DO
turned over to complainant. boglo was to mako
employ tho men. ind hayo tile general caro- and
conttol OF her, and 70 rocctvo $50 q month thoro:
fur. Complainant nlicpos TINT Doglo has haa
tho boat tvo yoars. mud haa not yot delivered hor
mp to him. flo las bought out Hughes claim
whom Doslo is pnld up. Ho chargoa Daglc with
gross negligence in tho management Of tho tug,
III nnking needless expenses and falsity'ng his
roturns. McGnirk, therefore, asks strict No
reconveyanse Of tho boat to linn.
DISPUTED LARDs.
John Clark, Joot 4. Daniels, md William II.
Myers flied a bill! In the Superior Court agatnst
tho Fifth National Danls ana JOSIAH Lombard,
dobtod to one Abby II. Farnhem, gave prom
iHaory note for tAe amount, S1,000. 10
secure this. ono Emily j. steeIo gave her
trust doetl to L. ?. Boone, on Lots and 8,
nloek 4 n I1en1y Wallors suely1lon Ct tl,o an
II. In August. 1501, sald John Clark bought Of
special Warranty A''i deed: In ootobaf, % 1sts
Doonn, tho Trustee, sold the lots to ono Il. L.
Hubbnrt for g, 23l. which compliments a!lcgc
was never paid by him, md deod was made 10
him, though Daniels states that he paid tlo
whole amount due on tho day aftor tho snle. and
before the decd was givon. Hubbard sold 10
Joslah Lombard, and Lombard conveyed tho lots
70 tho Fifth National Dank, of which ho WAS
President. Complalnants allege TINT tho Dank
was d purchaser with notice, and honco tho salo
is void MS to them. mud that, moreover, the Ban|s
did not talo the land in satisfaction OF
business, and that tho salo was ma9o
for tho purpose Of dotraAling Clark Of his
rights. In 1870, tho bnnk commenced suits IN
ojcctinont against joo 4. Daniels and W. II.
Aycrs, tonants Of Eaid Clark, and Judgment
WINS obtained. Of which Clark Ind notice. Ho
appealed the suits. aud tho Judgments were re-
vcrsed aud tho causes rc,nanaod, alld aro now
pending hero.
Clark ulloges TINT he is the rightful ownor Of
said lots, at,al TINT tho pretontol oonveyancos to
asks that this cloud may be loAlovcd and aiI i'll
junction Isslod against tho fur.hor prosecution
Of The ojectment suits, md tho snlcB or convey
ances to Hubbard, Lombard, aud tho bank bc
dcclarod void.
BANKRUPTCY ITEMS.
Dlckorton d. jeffrey Wefo adiuiicAtod hAnI-
r1tpt by confoHsion and a warrant isaiod retufn-
able Jan. 50, 1874, mud D, L. uough appointed
Provisional Assignee.
Thu order Of Dismissal III tho caao al /. 4.
Nlitrnoll OF al. was mndo absolute.
Warren +. Duttertield confessed himself q
bankrupt, and d warrant was issued roturnublo
Jnn. 81, 1874, ind Z. G. Deokor appointed Pro-
yiaionll Assignee.
III the nlatter Of tho estate OF @. ". Reed, an
order MAS made TINA tue Assignee DO authorized
to sul tho atuck Of tho bankrupt as not less than
s3,001.
In Tho case OF Edward shapahan, a copy Of
the original voluntary petition was filed, and a
rule mndo on W. J. hllnnlng md James West
should not DO ndiudicatod bankrupt.
JoBial IL. P;le, Of E1gin, filed voluntary pc
tition showing liabilities to tho amount Of
$1,000 aud assets about $4,000, part OF which
Keith Drothcrs filed petition against John
Sa1nuols, claiming MI Indefinite amount for
goods sold him, aud charging that he has sus..
pended payment on Ills commercial paper and
rule to show cause was isHaed returnab'o Jan.
8, 1874, and Robert L. Jcniins was appointed
Provisional Assignee.
surrn1on COUNT IN BRIEF.
John ". Jackson commenced M action in
trenpass against James Larsen for s3.000.
against thu Republic Life insurance Company.
Lisotto WeinetBperger began suit against the
National Lite Insurance Company to recover
$4,000.
monced suit in oicotGont ngainBt c. l.. Jonks.
15auiAmn Wel Il. Tnltnu LutlrA Gavin. FdWnrl