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All Campaign dispatches to be Over
hauled.

The telegraph Offices are all to be
nvcrhauled. 1t seems that Senator
Morton's committee have decided to
summon President Orion as a mem.
her of the executive committee of the
Western Union Company, to produce
all dispatches with reference to the
campaign that passed through the
offices of the company, to and from
the leading politicians of the two par
ties. The Morrison committee at
New Orleans have, it is said, decided
to summon all the members of the
executive committee to produce the
dispatches sent by prominent Repub-
lic,ins to and from New Orleans
during the campaign, and the
Powers and Privileges Committee
of the House will summon the
manager of Augusta, Ga, who
has supervision of all the offices
in Florida, to produce the dispatches
sent into and out of the latter State
by leading Republicans.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

GALVESTON, Jan. 16.-The News
Brownsville special says that Gen.
Diaz failed to effect a compounds
with Iglesias. He attacked the
forces Of Iglesias on Guano Justo,
commanded by Gen. AntiIlon, on the
Sd inst, and Antillon was defeated
and surrendered his whole army and
all his material of war to Gen. Igna-
ito Martinez. Iglesias has asked to
be allowed to retire to private life.
Gen. Quiroga, according to promise,
supported Lerdo until November 80 :
he then surrendered over 5000 men
and large amount of war material
to Gen. Theyino and retired to his
rancho. Under the pretext that he
was fomenting trouble, he was ar
rested, tried and condemned, and, ac-
cording to a telegram, he was shot on
the 18th.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18
u. =. G.. Disguised.

The Capitol of to-day, in an editor
ial, for the truth of which the editor
says he holds himself responsible,
saws: alt is reported that the Presi-
dent, sick of Hayes, as Hayes has
been sick of him, has Gen. Sheridan
preparing a report that will show con-
clusively the utter corruption OF the
Kellogg faction. and that he will
therefore be forced TO recognize
the Nichols Government. We
give this as the rumor upon the
street. One fact is well known upon
the streets and in the hotels and
clubs, that Gen. Sheridan is open in
his denunciations of Madison Wells,
and asserts, to use his own language,
that in his report he viii salt that
gentleman.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

Adiutant General of the Division
of the Missouri: A dispatch received
from Col. Miles, via Bozman, states
that on the 18th of December, three
companies of The Fifth Infantry un-
der Lieut.. Frank d. Baldwin, struck
Sitting Bulls CAMP On Red Water
and defeated him, with the loss Of all
the property in the camp and sixty
mules and ponies. The Indians es-
capped with little besides what they
lad on their persSns.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

The Louisiana muddle is not yet
settled. Grant sent telegram par
TALLY recognizing Packard; but
Nichols will not surrender until Cons
gress decides the matter. There may
be bloodshed yet.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

A Memphis dispatch of the 18th
says that during heavy rain storm
yesterday, a fall of small live snakes
was noticed in the southern part of
The city, thousands of which could be
seen to-day. They are from foot to
n foot and half in length" Wonder
if the local of the Appeal wrote that.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

The ice gorges in the Ohio, at all
points, broke last Sunday, destroying
millions of dollars worth of property
in the shape ofsteamboats, coal barges,
lumber, etc. Little damage was done
on the Mississippi.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

1t is rumored that the Legislature
will yet have to elect Whitthome to
the u. s. Senate. This will be just
what the EXCHANGE proposed nearly
year ago. A better man for the
position could not be elected.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

Hon. III. Y. Riddle has introduced
a bill in Congress appropriating $780,
600 for the improvement of the Cum
berland river from Nashville to the
Kentucky line.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18
Original Attachment.

W. A. Wade VS.. Charles johnson.
IN this cause it appearing to me that Charles
i johnson is "A nonresident of the state Of
Tennessee, that the plaintiff has caused an
original attachment to issue agninst the estate
of defendant, which has been returned levied
upon the property Of defendant: 1t Is ordered
by Inc that publication be made for the defend
ant for four weeks in the Exchange. news
paper published in the town of Milan. Tenn,
me nj my Office in Milan on the 9Th day of Jan
uary, 1877. then and there to make defense to
the action of debt commenced by plaintiff
against him. or the same will be proceeded with
de1-tt A. JORDAN, Up.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

Pinchback and several of his back
ers have deserted the Louisiana Re-
publcans. Like rats, they leave the
sinking ship.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

The upper rivers are rising very
fast, and fears are entertained that
great damage will be done.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

1t is proposed to arrest the LOuisi>
ana Returning Board for contempt of
the Congressional committee.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

Hon. T. w. Ferry was reelected
to the u. s. Senate from Michigan
last Tuesday.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18
THURSDAY. JANUARY IS, 1877.

James Gordon Bennett sailed for
Europe last Saturday on the City of
Richmond.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

Hon. VIM. Window was reelected
u. S. Senator by the Minnesota Leg
islaiure hast Tuesday.
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x CELEBRATED
Beatty S : :::::: : ::::::

Factory Etablidsed IN 1890.
FROM THE PRESS
From C. D. White. Edifar Hackettsto"n, \.
j.. iirrsld.
The or.sn has "a sieh. deep and soui-stIrrirg
tone: couldn I stay IN the kCSse Ei:Eo:t II A.
helps wonderfully to friva away he taoEsn;s
II hard tines"
TIE I1ahanor Ia, Daii7 News says;
* G are in receipt Of one Of those i've octave
parIor ORGANS manufactured nv Mr. Daniel r.
BEATTY. Washington y, j. This organ Is IN
fnr solid black walnut care. and IN tone II
cannot he surpassed by any instrument OF II,
From the Lowell. Neb.. Register.
I'VE received this we~k. SiraSt from the man
ufaeturer. Daniel Z Besrfy Washington. y.
J., his justly celebTssedpfgan, elegant IN ap,
pearance and haR As2nely furnished .unexeelled
in richness ana power Of toEe. We are more
than pleased With il. and heartily recommend
it to any one contemplating Purchasing 81
organ.
Best offer ever given. Money refunded upon
return Of organ and freight ~hsrgcs paid by me
daniel F. Beatty both eays if unsatisfactory
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Agents wanted everywhere. male or female.
to canvass for this superior instrument. Ad-
dress,
~. DBNIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington New Jersey, I .S.A.
p
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18
Insolvent Notice.

TIlIIE insolvency of the estate of Joseph Lew
i ter, deed. having been suggested to the
County Clerk of Gibson county. oil pcrrahe
having claims against said estate arc tequiEel
TO file them with said Clerk on OF -hetrc tue
frat day of May. 1871, for pro rata listribntion.
OF they will be barred. y. IONDAN;
de- A Adm r.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

Feeling profoundly grateful for the patronage
extcnde,. 10 " =, ;. & Co. during ms connection
with them, would bcspeak for the new firm
liberal share of the public's patronage ia the
l.. II. WILLIAMS.
Milan Ian. 1S---ot
, 1877-06-26

Detroit, we'll known lake 1ayi2ntnr, has txkcn bin
place. The Sherman n,anagcrr will pay $500 to
repair the damage done to Hush street bsfdee
eeu.rc pIer....A Hmal1 yacht had her suddcr
ama.hcd In onc Of the slips yesterday, an,t
wasscnt to 1aRfey'a, whence ehc came.. The
lnmtcf scsre1s arrive SLOWLY, but there are n7nre
eargoes tic market than are likely II b. sold in
daY ..fous Hyde Park gentlemen went out TN
tic lake SUNDAY for rail-. mad when OF South
thicaso +6mc distance wcrn beeaImed. with pltAs.
ant prospect Of remaining there alt night The
Captain OF the rtearn cana1 boat f.a9dllc, ohfers
ing the!t Father pfecar,pus rituatfon, steamed
r. M,. .offtse'. fs. shss, and took them t9
humane sct. and I HE Tnnr ~ IS pensctt To rccori
IT,: The barge rccum%cti has conc Into dry
tSck for ncw stcrn. brs ring. Cstt Warner In
fnFtns Thomas ficr1 her owner. Of thfa city, That
The FchF America ia nt0rc reet,usly damaged than
1t hrst snpposed. and mon an.i machinery hare
been sent III attend Ia her. There wrfe ito ions
more than The bill or aaiiny cs1l.d Tor In tho echF
Annle tonYhs. anil cspt. El.sy wants tho freight.
money for and the wtfghage paid. Capt. Bundy
az n9t al! fof Racine yesterday, Int will prob.
tirnEn PoaTt.-Tto Toledo Btade Of ,aso dato
talks biz about the Enb-tantlal nuw dock OF tho
ictcd by Sept. T.. Half dozen scsteis are lying
Idle At Toronto rather tan accept Doc for coal from
Ete. ....The new steamer to he built BY the Mich.
gan ccnisa! Inns Will probably be mado OF Iron. hnt
whether Of wood or Iron wilt be fsst c1a.s in ar.
commoda tons md speed. "a fat-hoit was fount
70 hare been The cause Of the sinking Of the echr
New Dominion ut DaNego on Monday nfRht 1aAt....
Tho stmF Saginaw ~ expected to enter upon her
route between Detsois ana Cleveland to day.
, 1877-06-26
OL1vET COLLEGE.


LAEsINu, Mich, June 23.-The commencement.
e1ctcises OF tho ollvct College closed on wcdncs.
day. The exhibition was OF much inteEest. Tho
Dsury rstxe waa awarded 10 j. I. Blanchard. OF
Hattie Crtek,-top!c. t'liegulus TO tho RomAn
Senate, and to q. 2, Parsops, Of watervllca--
subject, "Tousaaipt L'ouvsrturo." Tie Anuua!
Address was dsltycreA BY tho ltcv. Nichani Cord.
ley. of Flint, ~subject, "PaIience a. an E.ysntIal
Element Of Culture" The orations by tho RFaiu.
s.Ing ela4s were Of high order. Tho Latin ora.
ifn, u. Sa!,a: I.aelI; 'ISe Mlsht
:" "A.tts!naties "Attattss's' ct Natasa." BY ~ g.
n. Sile.; "Ths Italian Ph!losophes.
y .hs its.: 7; 4: besk,x!th, q i5eSst. ~; q:
! Future State i " Mss A!lee ToppInF; '.nT.
1.hs saea1ele. On tas board q Tra.tes. wers
was eho.an Principal Ut tbs Preparatory ucpart.
lnenl. tbs ErslgnAtion OF Miza Il. 4. Stosks,
Principal lpftthe Ladies Department WAS accepted.
The dogree Of 0 -. wae eontestsd upon Prof. Hen
~ u. Hoodwlu, Of OliYct College, and tho Rev,
George D. Baker.
, 1877-06-26
EDUCATIONAL.


3 aneftSf CbfrsspondsHes 1f TAs T,Ibuns.
MONMOUTH. ILL.,, Juno e..-l anl Monmouth to
he city OF about Q, o0 in!sahttants. II 10 III tho
u!dat u 40 exceedingly rlcl anu productive scctoA
Of country, and At tho Junction Of two promip.nt
railroads. It has several important manufactures
mud lumber OF psospcruas huainess.housc 1t
IL city, also, Of chnschra, and ls rnscFely lano-
cent OF such odlous agencies .ns saloons. grog.
ahops, etc. The Mose marked feaLuru Of tho
place. however, IL tho Monmouth College, the All.
nual ConsMcncamout.exeSclsrao Ut which have juat
been concluded.
The Monmouth College ras funded about
twenty years aso, untscl the AUSPICES OF tho United
pssabrsosian Church. It IL lcsuted 70 education
In the aeurs ''of rhyeical, intellectual, and
Christian cnltuse.' And ita history u QUO Of uni.
foEm aud rsps0ly-enlarginc SUCCESS, rnduE tho
Ahlc rrcaldency of David A. Wallace, D d., LID,
nsaocatcd with harmonious Faculty, aud
supported BY an a1iclent Hoard OF Managers,
II has raptdly advanced TO the front rank OF tnsi
tuttons Of lcarntpY and has In tho Great Wrst few
rivals, no superior. IL students number about
100, and eotuo from MANY States Of tho Union.
college, afs dlllng htsh positions Ia tho pulpit al
clc. nfs doing hnnor to thrir Alma Mater, aud
rhowing shs mighty power for good Of Chsssslnn
Ths conu,eneensnt Of the College !. Tho event
of the year ~ Monmouth. The cisy ts shronscd
With people from fxs and near, md ~ h0nlcs arc
co.xt os ' H. 9 ":
cee&ng Commencement seems 10 draw l1r.cr
multitude, and to awaken sstll naote enthusiasm.
l!ysssd ia The collsRe, chapel before ~ ,tnmsnse
axlisncs on Sabbath Afternoon. june IL, II WA
II ~ see hs!S4s 81 sa Il.
The Annual Sermon bstore ths students Chris
t!ap Cnlcn wa. gl1su Sabbash b evening; BY ths Rev
sermon ~ practical ~ il was powsffu, on ths ii.
e. Id et:pap esppx .oas s ct sSs d f.
safas.t T, wa; @ Esss W. s,Pssislly . asl!s@tia ,,,
ey."as she Tas IT, 9ea az
fruits Wero snkflliy reviewed. It appeared that
Monmonth College bad laspe!y ahared in the s0ih!
be long remembered With gratitude to God. Many
Wst1 tepoiaisa ~ hasinx essn e9o*stte md
Cd u b. professors Of religion
On Tuestay fuEennon tlu Senate, which b tbs
governing hody Of ehe .nl!exs, Mst iot t.s Trans,
.oas y :s sssssa ese H.
e. ~ s eSsS eats es u na stsa
eollcctions; and measures were taken With view
10 the Improvement Of its finances. Among lstcss
s;e 900 epdVwmsns Of Tho Presidency Of tho ln.t..
tuition 1Aell other tespeets ths senate found The
cesss ts 6s*.y sstl:tastoty condition. xo,..
$3.50 p. ~, MAS: Introduction b. tho President,
H.. 4: Eoster; iiiasosy Vt tho Classify. l. II.
kankia; poem, Agnes &, Hgpkia:; Y.fs.
la Uaiou Hall, 1t 7:3o u m.,
lhs sxsseises we.u; Introduction by the President
LAurs L. Gsaham; History OF thu Clasa, W. T..
Mcbsidei o!stion, American Leadsrsbip"
Cspxn," James R. Logue; p1ophecy. j. a.
Henderson; Gsumh!ss, Robert J. Davidson.
esstssa isil 1etIoa " = % taSca Vii With siax M 70
1aias among The graduates Is, 900 70 endow tbs
Presidency OF tbs College. II lis evening Of
, 1877-06-26

The following wefcthc arrivals and c!essancs for
tho twenty.four houss ending 1t 10 o'clock last
night:
AnktvALa-stmraC Corona. 81. Joe, u7drte1t Chscago
sanls9wos ~!adfesi Alsena. MuakeEun. sundrtrs;
.,! i2n !!srtar ;aadses sk1srk T. jo., .audIrss
& ,ns; &ssnIs,p:!s naf'sio sanltes .ehrs I!iot Mr:
4. Wsl!s buffalo, sosi; isou.s sinaoas. Massssoo.
,g9heI, hgeaA Vista, PcfrJpoft, tAtf, 0l*til.toT.
!!rtna l,a,ea: ianses: Aar'ate: .iu.FtFo iane+f,
snn; l.,at*ss tt.es Mnr.{ scat
iaunmeers HIT t,a,,e DoAT s.: Joe, hafts Ethan
askS i,Y.nbsr: 49ta,es. U.aoa irassn, lans.ts
white Lats. lembtE; William Crcash rate, MartneIie.
!umsEr Elm Lndin xus.. rareAd ltsas UfAhshair
tioderch sAlts Nlsd Tbd!HEa Man.tee. lumhrr} A. r.
{s". {Hs1tS. *nissfs; amnc' Mrnrk.unse Nattnstse
Ek,dnYre reatxaer: IatnLer: Tsry T. Goek. iaaita.
rHt. !u;nbsr: K Il Wells sac BAY. nshs seo~ iIas'
cL1.s*xss,1;es'r y !: Lars Ford River 2 btta
!tns A!pcoa Mu.keEoH. sundticg achF j. ii. NewianI
aanist1os suudres. sehr j. u, Ellbnr, Cisrtiai4
tong 1t&fl Gu&t.
, 1877-06-26
THE 13osCoDEL HIGH SCHOOL.

boscosxL, Wis., Juno u. Tho Commencement
exercises Of tho High School In thi1 city took place
to DAY when eight Of tAe students graduated. ak
of w,,om wcrs vounr l,tlIce. AMI enn ,av. Win
ont fear OF contradiction that berry OF s.x hand
sou.cr and more Intelligent young ladies cannot bo
found.
u,.,as. ne'e 1ctu ~ ~ 1.usH
WINCH no'os ABOUT 4'-oo pefsoas' every seat "
Which was hlleat many persona being hcrs from
ms nvc,r,.e, rom M snro, vith m,.,r ,,a .n.-
,s,t >se , e"' "'sn nss's, au". A''0i
aefotlono1 efec'sess Miss Lanta d. fcppcf' one
Of tho hhndsoH,eat and most accomplished young
, 1877-06-26
MARINE NEWS


DuT1ALo, N. T., june 25--yczsels passing
Weland Canal the last forty.eisht hours:
WeatwaEd-pfops Lowell, OsdensburK to Tofc-
do; Scotia and Europe. ST. cati,rrlnes 10 Toledo;
Acadia. Hamilton 10 Toledo; llnyca, oedcnsburg
10 Buffalo; batks Cormosant, ChIrlottc 70 Toledo;
shandon, Collins Day to Dsy City; schrs Victor,
Kingston to Hay City; Antelope. Port DAthousie
to hay City; Nellie Wilder, Charlotte to sltlwxn-
kec: st. Audrews md Startling. .1,,routo 10 Black
River; Ero. St. GATHERINGS to Hlark River: Mary,
y. Catherine. to peft ,toe!n.on; Nary Port stan
burg .to Cleveland; !. N. Carter. KIngston to
Cleveland: llsyefieiEh chaTlot!s 70 Toledo; stcxn
yacht MI fttc, Hamilton to Barnia.
Eaa.wald-ptops Anereora. hay City TO ogasns.
burg; Garden CITY. Duluth to OsdcrhbutE; Prrs-
s!a, ureen lay y t}uetse; caisd,l Chicago TO
Thorala; echrs Lively, detroit Il Osx'cg0; Emeu,
Black Iliver to hsockvllle; A. Auis. Lay Ctty "
Port DalhouBr.
cleaEed-fsop WIsssnckon. coal to ch.tAgo. 400
tons, aI GQc: Carlnford, coal 10 Milwaukee, H70
tous, coo; J. +. Riehhris, coAl tO TUiedo, 600
tuns, cue,
Charsered-frop Keteham and sci1r Isuttcr. coal
to Chicago on prlYnto terms; sChr Orphan buy.
coal to DGtr1lt at 25c.
, 1877-06-26
THE REGATTA,

kSQ}FVF
Cn1cAGo. June 23.-Can yoa Etvs tbs position
OF the home xtake- boat In tho Ina FsolIc yacht.
race the une in which tho Ftolic claimed tbs race
oves tLs Ina bccsusc It's Ina rounded the stake.
boat on tho wrong sidsf Was itclosa to tha Goy-
enmcrt pier Or pear tho breakwatet. sad wers
tho yachts in the Abuvs fnec s0uth OF Twenty &c.
onl sHeet In any Of thals taekst By sn4Ns sHnz khs
above you viii otl1ge
.' RxApzn Or TuA Tn1uusx.
tThsre VA considerable dispute Ut tbs tine
, 1877-06-26

:'UAcfe Toms Cabin" ~ performed BY tho
6laytn combination and the Georgia, Cabin Singers
who do the slnEiug and aeais. in making up tic
tabcau1. was gives, for tho rst tina, last evening
bforc attention was paid to the rnttIng aud ths
general scenc effect tan to the ncfn IL, which Msp
u d very. ordinary character. Theac are two Of
thrcs good volcus in the Cabin Sintr. and the
concerted sopEs were rendered qahu teffectuA1ly,
, 1877-06-26

Ba1paEronr, Juus rs. .--Afsiyed-AIldgie, 0ita-
wa, T. 600 ba corn, !. 100 ns secds; Mayhowsr,
..asa!!e. 5, GOO bn corn, 20 bsa nour; Champion,
Lasalle, o. oo0 bu coin; Ou'aha, Morris. {, 600 hu
cosn; pup Mont4uk, Loekpoft, i,.l0 bsls hour.
ClxAscd-lll1use, lasa.Ie aud usnEy, III, MO Il
lambsr, "a, olo shingles; prop CITY oi Henry,
Morris. seneca, and IteuFy, 81, AZ # lumber,
15s, QUO &hsnylcs.
, 1877-06-26

Lowande's Brazilian Circus, without the sdren.
t'sous aid Of uenagcris mud murctm, Was billed
to opcn yesterday on Tho Lake. Fsont Park. The
storm seriously damaged the canvas, Hooded the
ayers AoPu 10 give two performances to-day and u.
uoEtQW.
, 1877-06-26

sauG or dust of any kind. and strong, caustlc,
Or poisonous solutions aggraYate catarrh and
drive It 10 The lungs. Dr.. Sa.c's Catarrh Reu-
e4y cures catarEh by ita mill, soothing. cleans&
Ing, aud healing properties. Each package pre-
pares ons pint Of ehe remedy ready for Use, aud
costs only 30 cents. Sold BY druggists.
, 1877-06-26

Ths vesscl.oxnsrs Will meet ns1t Tuesday. pur-
suant 10 adjournment, aud conclude ths arrange.
Mrnts for orsaulxiu: aR Assoelsttan. Thefo will
b Delegates from every large port On tbs lakes,
and tho Convention ps0ntaes 10 ~ essa nlors aus-
portanl than Aay hsld yet.-B4B1ko c9uftxr, 23d.
, 1877-06-26
ERIE


sptc1ai DitpatcA to T4s 7ftsunt.
Ea1z, Pa, Jans ~ 2A.-ArElvais-Psop sparts; !;
schr AlvA nsadlsy.
Departurcs-Props Lake EEs, E. D. Hall,
Sparta: schfs =. l.. uanfottk, J. G. HafflAon,
Alva utadlsy, Dsuatlekx. Mary.
, 1877-06-26
Judge McA1lister Decides Cages Bonds
nen Are Liable to the City.
Tie Legal Definition of The sNorth Door
OF The Court lg0use.N
A Dissatisfied Lcsseo Wants His Lease
Made Secure, or an 40
counting.
New Suits, Confessions, Judg-
rnents, Divorces, Etc.

VI luG Atky ". pNf&u NJ NutE ARA u4 HuEu5E1C1ls
ill., o, .sy
ars not aun I nv ~ tss Hr,tes hs ,ooks shom ~ 70
murrcr, to The pishth. ninth, tenth, sni eleventh
spsesl pleas wera snssansd' mn md TIC dcmat1s, 70
the 'sparsss plea Of n.ss. Ths order e.sTeins
tho defendants dema1tsf to the second ana third
sustained s e's % i ts no. sx
- tho doctrine. rhs sisbth plea w.., eenet.ll,,
TINT q the time Of .he execution Of oasss sseoud
h.n5- xbtfa TIA fart wa fhc,n v.s nctv ,hort
500. goo. That she city know theie was dehcts
OF 5000, COO, but failed to Inform The bondsnen.
and thus Induced them frauduientiy to execute tho
bond,
rhs Judg. held this plea to be bud. IT. was
familiar 1stheps that tho contract Of surety "as
to ba constfncd strictly, aud hc waa not to be hsl
tsk19 ILL., I'll wa III o o inereasea ba
rcsnonsIbiiitY extended withont lii conssnt. rhe
fasss e nqss ssst ss%d 70, + ss .s
cution Of The Iond, unless tfe money Wa actualjy
sss II, e., ;; ssS f: .s
s g e. q I'd ey ss
ao hsy S: ss1 r., f % o r.,
Thnuwh snrety VA not Of ncceeajtv entitteS t.
isssi5s wsa naty .G% IL ns: t9 e shS% T.
si1i /; sny msterisi p,rt Of the tfanscsiopp p sss
cd 10 to surety. Or II tle cssdItor frsua"Iensir
concealed feom The surety any circumstances With.
IN h'* ksqw!sdse which 4 ". m.tst|el fot the
not Win . view to any advantage 10 himself. he
guaranty would be void. Tested by such rules,
no Hycrnlcnt OF fiauIuicnt m,lsrcpresrntationa or
concca!ment by tho plaintiff, or any injury
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