, 1873-03-04

| to LOWS TuollgraT for 5000, iln present valuo
beiny $4,000. Donnott neSt 'nstes ~ s1 exceed
noys mont for him, nomo ttmo latcr,
told him ho must alyn the transfer Of tho
laud, oxcopt Of the above named lots, TO Waller,
that tho money they had received from Wallor,
80 forth, WAS only just enough to pay oxpouscs,
aud TINT they did not whothor lo aigned or
not, aB he had already eignoa away oil His inter-
est to thon, fact Of which lo was not aware. Tho
| that lo WAS thus by falso representations in-
ducod to eign, WAS only S9, 500; and had ho boon
aware TINT tho real prco was s20 00o as ho aftor-
wards found 1t SaB, ho noyor woull hagc co1l-
| Bontod. Ho now prays tho Court to docroo tho
payment Of nll nlonoya that ,nay bo found duo to
| him undor tho above tran6acttonB.
| IN MUM 1: BooTT-rIIE W1NBToNE MORTGAGE.
| frederick r. WinBtono, whoso adyortined Balo
dor d conveyance from Eliza Ro1nowan,-nuoh
| salo being authorized undor q mortgage matlo
by Reinuwan for $4,000, loaned to her by Win
stono prior to tho transfer to hIunn-7aa lately
e q Ge Il 2ssgaeaa u of III aunn soo s ~ yestor p
| day flod hfa auBwor to that petition He nd
| mits tho mnttorB Of fact Btated In the petition
as to tho mortgage held hy him, ita etoppago
sfst instant: and nd proceoda to deny iii
hnow1odgo Of Mum bofng dcolarod d bankrupt
on tho 29d Of soptomber, 1879, or TINT he cou-
yoycd said land to Charles ". Wheelor; but,
bo imn,aterinl aB to Ills rights rndor tho mort
| gage, and tho rghta Of tho AsBigneoa to the
bankrupt's cstato. Ho is informed Tint tho cB-
tate iB worth a35, 900, but cannot admit TINT 1t
would soil at \ RRcrit1co by public nuction, inas-
much as tho ABaigncos would have the powor to
! bid at such aalo and havo tho trust transferred
| to them, or thoy might pay tho defendant tho
amount due, md he would mako such transfer |;
| all Of which ho ia willing to do, wherefore ho
prays relief from tho injunction.
olLE COUNTY RAILROAD BONDS.
Among tho now suits t1lod i'll the United States
Circuit Court, yesterday, was bill by Mix OF al.
Oglo County Circuit Court. Thig is d suit to r.
/ strain tho collection Of bonds aud to declare
them void, issued BY oglo County to tho 0glo
g. Carroll County Railroad Company. Tho
| attaches to the caso, the bonds having boon sold
to partios living 10 othor States, transferred III
| Payment for work done and material delivered,
| and trailickod in as marketable security. Tho
State TroABnrer, tho Railroad Company, all tho
poraons known to hayo possession Of such
bonds, and oil unknown holders, arc made
| parties defendants to tho suit.
l. DEAD BROTHER SHORTCOMINGS.
| The hoirs Of the decoased Thomas Covell have
| f1lod BILL In which aorious charges aro mado
againat tho good faith md honesty Of dear
departed brother, bachelor, who diod inteetate.
This brother is alleged to ha 70 tended tho dying
tontiona as woro lilloly to awaken il tho breast
OF the latter his most complete confidence mud
regard. Whilst enjoying the most intimate
relations with tho fast sinking Thomas, 1t is
him, absolutely, hia real estate, upon the cum
ming dovico and protonse that It should 10
subtllyidod and paftitionod among tho children
mud widow, go that each might have his Or her
boat possible advantage. Tho conveyance was
duly made, but nothing was ever done by tho
bachelor, the proseut complainants remaining IN
undisturbed posaesaion.
| I1#a Az sx. ,SH L1.mt
the interested bachelor, and they claimed tho
cstate The mattor was takon into tho courts,
and the parties now pray for tho execution Of
tho docroo thon giyou defining their rights.
THE FIRE AGAIN RESPONSIBLE.
Marcus Peiser yesterday commenced suit in
| tho Circuit Court Y. the hoirs of Edward A.
1tuoker, under tho following circumstances The
| complainant atlirms that lo obtained loan on
iSsa liz Viz onsSd Sde a Lis ssa se noes ss:as
transferred to said Rucker; that tho full amount
was repaid to Rucker. and tho notes and mortgage
wore duly returned to tho mortgagors, who put
them, and thoy now pray the Court to roloase tho
lien that Ruchcr's heira claim to lavo on tho
| property.
| BANKRUPTCY NOTES.
In the mattor of Nathan Fostor OF al, George
~ Campbell was yesterday appointed proyis-
ional Assignee, on tho petition Of tho pottioning
creditors, representing that tho stock is valued
at about 90. 900, md that tho assets besides in-
clude several thousand dollars' worth Of nc
counts which 1t is for the interest Of tho eatato
] should be speedily dealt with.
| Stratus, Hahuo & Co., br1ek-mnkers md donl-
ers, yesterday obtained leave Of tho Court to flo
q petition for mechanics lien against NoH. 2o1
md 2o9 North ayonuo, belonging to tho estate of
George Hansloin, on Which the hnye dono work
| that has not been paid for.
| Adjudioations of bankruptcy wero cntored in
| tho following cases Theodoro Walker, return
and Samuel 4. Battles, roturnablo 9th inst,
| and Joseph and Marcus Metz.
Edward 6aulford, Of Morris, was, on Saturday,
elected AsBigneo Of the eatato Of NJ. Prescott, at
tho first meeting OF creditors of that bankrupt,
+: NoTEB FROM TIE UNITED RTATEs COUNTS.
Judge Blodgott Hat In the Circuit Court all day
yesterday, finishing up business in hand. It ia
announced that ,1e will sit in tho District Court
on and aftor Wednesday (to-morrow) morning,
torn.
Judge Dr,mmoud will on Wednesday (to.mor~
row continue tue call in the United States Cir
cult Court; and an order WAS givon for jurors
for the l1nrch term.
An ordor for t. vnnire in tho United 6tatoa
District Court was yesterday given,
The Circuit Court got through tho cause on
tral in timo to give the case to the jury before
adjournment but no verdict WAS rendered.
Quito number Of suits against tho Occidon-
tal Insurance Company, of San Francisco, which
layo been pending in tho Cook County Superior
Court Tero yeBtorday transferred to tho United
ot@.1o ottGttt cou1tt ninA41b AuAsH VI Paper
which could not have been originally manufne-
tured for less sum than $25 at tile recent prico
Of stationery.
NOTES FROM TIE CRIMINAL COURT,
The Grand Jury was empauolcl, aud John
Sutton was appointed foreman; and q petit Jury
was cmpanolcd tor the wee1
Timothy Hogan and John Englesby, charged
with burglary, wero tried aud found guilty; term
fixed at three years In tho pcnitontasy
Edward Crcneaux, charged with forgery Of an
order for glass, was tried, and tho jury was diu-
charged, being unable to ngrse.
Judge Williams presided.
GENERAL NOTES.
Appeals from Justices wcro tho order Of tho
day in tho way of now suits yesterday.
Lawyers whb flo bills after noon earn the un-
dying contempt OF the reporters.
The few aaaumpsit sults filed yestorday we're
too miHornbly Bmnil to deserve notice.
Janos Matthews yosterday distrained on tho
premises occupied by William D. pa!alman, at