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as clerk and keep minutes OF your proceedings which,
when directed by you shall be delivered 70 The Dst
Attorney Tho District Attorney your legal adviser, and
h 10 his duty TO attend whenever required by you,
either the purpose Of examining witnesses In your pro
sence, giving you advice upon any legal matter. Hc
will subpGnss and bring witnesses before you. he
H also allowed at all times TO appear before you, on his
request for the purpose Of giving information relative TO
any matter cognzable before you; but no District Attor
ney officer any other person "a permitted 70 be present
your vote upon any matter before you. Any disclosure
by any of you OF the fact Of indictment having been
found against any person for felony not In actual con-
nnement or until he shall have been arrested thereon,
msdemeanor for which the person disclosing can be
punished by fine and imprisonment You can set your
own hours Of meeting and adjournug, but, owing
70 the great amount OF business 10 be transacted
by you, would suggest that you sit during the
same hours those occupied by the Court Your fore
administer oaths 10 witnesses; he can also ex
any Of your number. You can originate all COM
plants for feones and msdemeanors. but you will save
the time Of yourselves and the District Attorney from
being unnecessarily taken many Of the should
be heard before committing magistrate. II s not .
matter Of for you TO find indictment because
complaint is made before YOU but you should ut least
require such evidence TO be produced % would, unex
planned call for conviction at the hands Of petit jury
You should 60 farther than this when anything excites
your suspicion that the charge not be sustanable
and require the appearance Of witnesses whom
may be informed or have TO suppose have any
knowledge of the matter and then, on the whole evil
dence, decide whether not the charge sustained
The finding of an Indictment although not In law cause
for presumng that has been guilty yet in the COM
muny at large casts suspicion upon the person charged
and is liable to leave stain upon his character although
he be acquitted trial. therefore behooves you TO be
casting blight one Of the most important attributes
OF man-reputaton. With these remarks, gentlemen,
you will proceed 10 the discharge Of your duties.
At the conclusion of the Recorders charge the names
Of the petty jurors called but there being no bust
ness before the Court, it adjourned till to
morning at II O'Clock.
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A City Official Under Arrest for Contempt q
Court.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.

Before Hon. Judge Sutherland
FEB. 1.-The Mayor, de-, Of NeW York CharlSs n.
Ring and Others-H will be recoeced that the latest in
junction in the famous Street Commissioner squabbe
strained both the contestants for the Office and the sub
ordnates a EACH from bringing suits agans. the city for
salary and from proceeding with any suit commenced be
fore the injunction granted II appears by the af
davits on file in this proceeding, which is motion made
against the Defendant 10 punish Tor an alleged contempt
Ring who Is the Superintendent of Street Improve
ments under Devn, served with the injunction and
other papers and that In defiance Of the order Of the Court
Ego and for his salary in spite Of any order OF
Court anything else, and that he should disregard
the order" Mr.. Ring was good u his word aud on
the 18th day OF January 1853 perfected his judgment for
Banks Hurst issued execution with directions TO the
sheriff TO sell the city property TO satisfy IT, The Comp
troer being Included in the injunction which Me- Buseed
procured had wholesome fear OF the law before his
eyes and added " his natural repugnance against paying
at ALL The argument which the injunction afforded as
reason why he declined to settle the claim He sought In
for the certificate Of the Corporation counsel The
counsel had not certified transcript in the case On seud
ing the legal official ascertaned that the proceed
bgs OF Mr. Ring in the face OF the injunction and
Mr. Bustee1 advised the Comptroller that he must not
ON Saturday last Mr. Andrews upon behalf OF the Cor
porauon Counsel applied for an attachment against Mr.
Ring which after some hocatlOn upon tho part OF his
Honor Judge Cierke granted, returnabe tds morn
ing 10 O'Clock Mr. Ring brought into court by the
Deputy Sheriff who had him In custody and inerrogato
ries were administered to him; which he has
upon oath TO morrow morning The case attracts conslde
rable attention among the politicians OF all classes. The
Corporation Counsel received unstnted abuse from
large number OF "dimmycrats" who had gotten wi1d OF
the of Mr. Ring Mr. Busteeds action has furnished
which may not be without good effect upon those
who seem TO consider political afintes OF higher conse
qence than Obedience 10 the mandates OF courts In this
CT the same political stripe The case comes on this
morning before Judge Sutherland.
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Another Injunction on the In Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad.
SUPREME COURT,

FB. In the matter Of the La Crosse and Ml,oduie
Rairoad-On the Sd of June, 1885, Congress made land
grant the State of Wisconsin for railroad purposes
signaling the terminus of the road to be built with such
lands Subsequently the Legislature OF Wisconsin
veyed said land to the la Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
Company, increasing their corporate powers TO enable
that corporation TO construct this road The La Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad Company conveyed those lands,
together with all other property which owned TO three
trusteee TO loans which they proposed TO make
the of Chamberlain 81 500 900 Of the bonds to
suct forty miles of railroad which no part of the
railroad contemplated by the act of Congress. New
oombe Cleveland, who was stakeholder of the La Crosse
and Milwaukee RAILROAD Company, and also judgment
creditor for SIP 000 filed bill in this city TO restrain the
company from issuing and delivering this 81 500 900 OF
bonds for the purpose of building that forty miles Of the
road mentioned the ground first. that was not worth
than $500 900 TO build that forty miles, and in the
secohd place because that forty miles part of the
read contemplated by the act Of Congress.
Temporary Injunction granted
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WINES AND Liquors.

Onn-J. =. srAFF-sso BROADWAY, MKT DOOR
COU 70 Franklin street-fine old wines and liquors m
wood and glass Scotch ale and London porter Phadpha
and Croton ale In quantities 10 suit superof
old ses ard champagne cider cr export No 800 Broadway
WINES AND LIQUORS THIS DAY, PER
w steamship Kangaroo expressly consigned 70 US and
20 which we beg 70 call he attention Of our friends snd p
public several packages of old and sherry wines old
London dock brandy Iordon porter. &C.
e. IN. TALBOT A co, g Liberty street..
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LrTwATURE.

DESIGNATION OF VENUS
III
VALENTINE QUESTION.
The Mother Of Love, by messenger dove,
To novers sends this proclamation,
That ninety three, IN broadway, Is 70 be
Cupid's regular valentine station.
Thre brilliant display Of he billets gay,
OF all styles, in dction and celors,
Ranney's counter sdern, and as you're borp,
The price from dmee 10 dollars
II gilded designs, and soft musical lines,
The bosom Of Beauty warm
II hearts can be caught, BY passionate though,
Or pictures the fancy can charm,
At A. Ranneys you'll find the true heart piercing KIND
OF valentines. ardent and tender;
But the best's vet to ell-wth each billet they sell
Genes present of exquisite splendor.
The present you can, n you fancy the plan,
Enclose In the valentine cover;
And where IL the breast cold enough 10 resist
Such double attack from n lover.
The splendid collection Of valentines IN New ork
ri the an and bookstore. 3 broadway Slprh
presents given with the valentines At the time Of purchase
Descriptive catalogues books aud gifts sent free Address
Al RANNEY, Agent
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Aion surely BOT oppressive in he provisions that
oey will not be able 70 endure for few days OF weeks
20 b not republican; and that being the case Con
gross, Of course, could not receive II. Otherwise,
Soy, open the doors Of the Union and lot bleeding Kan
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MADAME HARRIS TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE,
M ever your very thoughts tells Of stolen prouerty gives
lucky numbers rtstores absent friends Ofce, No West
Ninetee street. Sixth Hours, A W. TO
Y. NJ. Ladies rs cents; gentlemen 50 cents.
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INFORMATION wANTRp-oF ApoLPHUs LowEMAN,
an Hungarian youth Is years old speahs good Ensssh
deserted but sll AEscuonats mother Apply ~ e. Poaseta
70 Ridge street. n ".
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rHY POOR BALL 80 POPULAR AND go ~
a gladden. many an schng hesrf
The object Is sudsbls snd Ter hat happy occasion IpCK1
ha. c down IN price rich coisures and all Oher ,oua
sre..nr n pisa million Our bridal sppoinimt nis
r.vsf az srperb At Pavilion de Flora Sl Broadway, bs
txeen Tb,r,psols and Taylor saloOns
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A BRICK HOUSES FOR SALE, UPON VERY FAVOR.
II able termaThe above the ferry in Brooklyn,
In good neghborhood nearly Prices from 3d. $40 to
$500 each small payment only required and The balance
TO suit the purchasers ANY respectable wishing TO
home will do well 70 avail himself Of this they
TO be sold immediately to close No brokerages
paid. Apply at "a William street. No 49, from ~ to s.
01 00O-oNE HALF, OR II BUILT UPON THE
pI.OOU whole mortgage, will buy of fifteen plots
Of ground each cor tanning six lots q 25 by 100 feet within
running every fifteen minutes at 7H fare both
Title perfect and unencumbered. Warranty deeds will be
given Situation high ground, very healthy and com
mandng fine view. Taxes very low. J. H. BONN sole
proprietor ~ broadway corner OF Barclay street. third
10or, room 4bh. =
do OOO FOR SALE-A FOUR STORY ENGLISH
pO:OOV. basement brown stone front house, Thirty
fourth between Seventh and Eighth House
about IL froptby feet deep Terms % cash ba
bond and mortgage Apply 10 A. G. LOOMS l25
Broadway, Thirty fourth street.
d. O(AO FOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE FOR AS
10 .UUU. sorted merchandise dry goods, desirable
residence with fine outbuildsgs large plot of land In the
centre OF village Jamaica, L. l. Sold liberal
BIGGS sOUTHWICK, "a Nassau street.
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PERSONAL.

~ s-MR s., THE CELEBRATED YANKEE CARD
~. writer the date of his retiring from the profession
had large quaint Of his metallic pencils on hand which
will be sold hall price and sent postage free " nd
Orders enclosing twenty eight cents In cash 0sage
stamps should be addressed TO o. SACKETT, New York
DOLLY, WHO USED TO RE AT NO. T. J. A. PHILA
dephla win much oblge old friend by sending her
present address to him by mail Address W. g. whitwil
fhilndelphiA
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INFORMATION WANTED OF ANN DoUGHERTY. ie
i years of age who left Market street depot, Newark
Jan Jersey CITY and account has been heard Of her
Any information given viii be thankfully received by
distressed mother 6 Pearl street Brooklyn, or Thomas
Morrison, Nlburn, New Jeraey She had black hood
woollen shawl. and q calico dress.
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IrOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A NEAT AND COMFOR
table country cottage residence with about twenty hve
CITY lo~ of ground Point within miles OF The
Battery York. n situated within full view ~ The
bay In very geneel neghborhpod, with fruit trees sc,
ia fenced minutes walk IL the steam
boat landing pass the door There IL no mort
g~e upon the place. ~ W. HOLLY No. Nassau street
L,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE THE ADVERTISER
wous like to procure some eslablshei ard active bust
ness either slreadv in operation
tile business and would rade tor such good farm.
New York by RAILROAD betweea ~ and ~ miles
would put sufficient property 70 purchase the fee Of
suitable loca,Nu for either Al he ei0res1 occupations No
commissions allowed % Sokers address Business, lie
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IroR SALE, A BARGAIN-THE NEAT THREE STORY
in English basement brick house and 10, No l32 Dufed
street BROOKLYN The house 10 BY co. the lot rs feet
The house in ccmplcte and perfect order and contains all
the modern improvements is desirable residence for
small gentee family Price including Ras fixtures hester
and oIcoths Of which t20fe bond and
mortgage Inquire Of C1iAS. HICKS, No. Fulton market
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OPERA CL0AKs.
~ varied assortment
'eSuunui ae''sn"" eso. BuIP1Ns
Sl Bposdvav.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Hon. Recorder Barnard.

AAPANELLikG OF THE GRAND JURY AND CHARGE OF
THE kBCORDER.
FEB The opening Of the February term Of the Court
Il Sessions took place at the usual hour this morning
Recorder Barnard presiding The court room was
crowded and the passages thronged TO excess although
generally understood that cases would be tried
me following gentlemen Grand Jurors for
his TERM
Wilson G. Hunt, foreman John L. Dean
James R Andrews, Abijah s. Feeks,
John I. Adams John W. Howe,
lewis Atterbury, Jr. James o. Jacoous,
John A. Bunting Francis A. Livingston,
Charles C. Buxton, John Lyons,
Ed. A. Boyd, Henry Olmstead,
Sheldon VI. Bailey, John N. 0icott
VIM. Barden, william ODonneu,
VIM G. Clark Martin Waters,
Evert A. Duyckinck, Jas. Radley.
jain H Spraque.
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W. TOWNSEND JONES' Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
John u. Jones, Caleb Barstow, Charles Dennis,
Thomas Tieston, A. p. Pilot, Dennis Perkins,
Henry Colt, Leonardo SuArez, Joseph Galard JY.
VIM g. Pickersgin Leroy n. Wiley, Vim. H. H. Moore,
Lewis Curtis Daniel s. Miller, William Wood,
Vim. s. Wetmore. &. 7. Nicoll J. Henry Burgy,
Charles Russell, JoshuaJ. Henry, Cornelius Grinnen
Low Hobrook, Geo. q. Hobsou, Henry o. Brewer,
Robert q. Goodhue, David Lane, Watts sherman,
y. A. HArgouA. James Bryce, Edwsrd r. Bel,
Never Cans, Vim. eturgs Dr., H. Z. Morgan,
Edward II. GILLIAN, Henry X. Bogert r. J. Rowland,
Ramsay Crooks, A. A. Low, Benz BAbcock,
Royal Phelps William y. Dodge, Fletcher Wesray.
JOHN u. JONES Presidenl
CUARIxs DENNIS Vice President
w. H. h MOORE, Second Vice President
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REWARDS.

ooE RFwARI-IosT, on SATURDAY, 23D JAN,
IZC IN the Fifth Ward gold lever watch No, %lsS
Nth John wflstnn No John street up stairs, WIN re.
ceiye The above rev i.d, aud no questions assd.
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FINANCIAL.

90 O0O WANTED, ON BOND AND MORf0 AGE
VO.OOO. the above sum, upon hrst rate improved Har
len properly, worth s2 o00 Address Security, boz AGO
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with lease OF old established grocery and
liquor will be sold cheap the going out or
the Apply In the @ seventh avenue, corner
Twenty fifth street
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NlIss A. W. SNOW THE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
M clarvoysnt, may be consulted At her residence NO VS.
street. room No T. floor She will ind absent
friends trace los. OF stolen goods advise on business give
delineatons OF characters, &c
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NOR eALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, SITUATED
H three miles Of Newark, New Jersey, In the mos
pleasant Of North Orange, comprising OF nne
which there neat Gothic cottage dwell
Ing house. neatly painted and In good order well Of excel
lent water fruit OF all kinds ornamental shade
and shrubbsry pass the daily and Is within Ave
minutes' wan Of The depot This desirable residence
IiS Newark Post ONCE apply 70 LUINkHIL. 2ts Null
berry street, Newark, N. j.
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WANTED TO DISPOSE oF-AN EXCLUSIVE MANU-
.ass susnss. only IN eonseaa o1 81 pr. s PIP
fshed favorably Or special partner would be
taken under peculiarly circumstances Al
dress N. p, Herald Office.
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A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED NEAR
"A the beautiful village of Blauveltsve Rockland county
Y The New York and Erie Railroad miles from Pier
depot the Hudson river, and within ten minutes
from the blauvetsville station comprising % acres OF
choice land, admiralty adapted for market gardening;
about of which covered with good timber. sub
stana dwelling house. containing 10 rooms Is situated on
delightful spot amidst fruit and shade trees and
the neghbt hood of the highest respecaby There are
barns and other otbudngs and plentiful sup
of good the orchard Va stocked with apples and
English cherry trees Price &C. 500 half Of which
msin bond and mortgage Apply on the premises TO
H. WEsTERVILLE or 70 j. T. BANDS Real Estate Agent,
100 West Broadway.
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U,oR sALK-rHE CELEBRATED PLACE OF J.. P.
Whitehead Esq. at Yonkers; also house and lot u LLa
pensrd street farm OF snres and one OF acres At Nil
burn Springfield ~ il house and lease OF lot $50 0reenwch
street Houres sale lease and Farms
OF from sale exchange for city vii.
hamburg property houses Brooklyn In exchange
cloths &C. Rents and accounts collected Charge
~As" '''''''' j. L WAUGH. liz Franklin street
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u,oR SALE cHEAP-TERNs TO SUIT PURCHASER A
valuable lot on new Bowery extension, bs,ween James
and Roosevelt lot " feet front Bowery the
business horoughfare in the city Inquireof HENRY HUME
I-s Chatham street
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Premium Jack.
1879 Hands High,

A NDREW JACKSON will make the pres
n ent season at my Farm, at the head Of
Second Creek, on the line of the Knoxville
& Kentucky Railroad, five miles North Of
Knoxville-$25 for Jennets This Jack is
kept principally for Jennets.
PEDIGREE.
ANDREW JACKSON is black, with white muz.
zle and belly; l5i hands high 4 years old
the 18th day Of June 1856. Sired by Com.
modore Rogers; dam by Sancho; grand dam
by Big Partnership; great grand dam import.
ed. Commodore Rogers was sired by an i'm.
ported Jack from Malta, and out of an i'm.
ported Jennet from Malta The Commodore
has been the winner Of nineteen premiums
Sancho was sired by an imported Maltese
Jack; dam by Big Partnership; grand dam by
sampson; great grand dam by Mississippi
Sancho was the winner of premium at Nash.
Vile Fair in 1880. Andrew Jackson was
winner Of premium IN 1854 at Nashville.
consider his stock equal to the stock Of any
Jack in the world. JOHN SHELBY.
Fatherland, Nov. 3, 1856.
lie also took the Premium at the Fair 10
1855 at Knoxville.
as- Good pasture aud grain furnished for
Jennets at moderate prices
April 10, ls5s-ds# JOS, A. MABRY.
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H ward Association,



A BenerOlent Institutions estaJlished bv sDecial IN.
dO1oment for the reiief Of The SicI and distressed
dWieted icih kirntent and Epidemic Diseases.
lO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
SpermatOrrhga, Seminal Weakness, Impotence,
GonorrhGa, elect, Syphilis the Vice Of oaanism or
Self Abuse, &C. sc.
The Howard Association, in view OF the aw fu
ton Of human life caused by Sexual Diseases nd the
receptions practsed upon the unfortunate victims Of
such diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, charitable act worthy
their name to open Dispensary for the treatment Of
this class OF disuases In all their FORMS and to give
Medical ddrce gratis, to all who apply by letter. with
description Of their condition, (age, occupation hab
Its OF life, &c.,) and in Of extreme poverty, to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II Ia
needless to add that the Association commands tho
highest Medical skin OF the age, and will furnish tho
most approved modern treatment
The Directors n review of the past, feel assured
that their labOrs In this sphere of benevolent effort
have boon Of great benefit TO the afflicted especially
10 the young and they have resolved to devote
selves, with renewed zeal to this very important but
much despised cause.
Just published. by the Associations Report on sper.
matorrhua, Seminal Weakness, the vice Of On nsm
Masturbaton Self Abuse and other diseases IL the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by mail, lin sealed envelope free Of charge
on the receipt Of two stamps for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment DR.. GEORGE II.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association
No. South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
by order OF the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARrwKLL, President
GEO. fAiRcHLD, Secretary Feb 5-ly-4s9
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March str
Valuable Property for Sale

AN Offering Tor sale my home place.
l. very desirable property-consisting of
about 30 acres Of choice Land, in good con-
dition-on which there are comfortable and
roomy Dwelling House, Kitchen, Smoke house,
good Barn and Stables &c, and a selection
Of choice bearing Fruit Trees.
Also, 100 acres of Land, situate in the West
side of McNlinn county; an unimproved Lot
in the town of Charleston, Bradley county,
adjoining the Rail Road Depot Lott and a
number Of unimproved Lots situate between
the town of Athens and the Rail Road Depot
Terms to be agreed upon.
A. d. KEYES.
Al hens Ian 1gh-tf-d9l
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Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.
ErysipeIas, Scrofia, Kings Evil, letter,
TumOrs. and Salt Rheum.

From FbrpdrdinO Merchant Of 81 LOUIS, Fb. 4, 1856.
On. AVER; YOur Pulls the paragon Of all That is
ercat in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
OF ulcerous upon her hands and feet that had
incurabe for years Her mother had been long grevOus
ly afflicted with botohes and pmpes her skin and in
her hair Aer our child cured she also tried your
Pills, and they have cured her. ASA MoRGRlDGE
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Us.
Henry Marshall, and VIM. H., Martha j.,
John w. and Mary G. Marshall, minor chill
dren Of John w. Marshall, deceased.
TT appearing from the alias amended bill
Il filed by complainant in this case, that
VIM. H.. Martha j., John W. and Mary G.
Marshall, minor defendants as aforesaid, re-
side in the State of Texas, publication is
therefore ordered to be made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post, Ie-
curing said nonresident defendants TO
appear at the next term Of our Chancery
Court, to be held at the Courthouse in Madi-
sonville, Monroe county, Tennessee, or the
lst Monday of June, 1858, and plead, answer
or demur to compliments said bill, or the
same will be set for hearing pro confesso and
heard accordingly.
Eakin d Wright, Soils.
J. A. COFFIN, c. d H.,
BY G. B. NEAL, D. G. NJ.
April 80, ls5s-4t-prs fee s3-5Ol
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Premium Jack.

THE Premium Jack, DICK BRADLEY,
L will stand the present season at my plan
.ation on Little Tennessee River, Monroe
county. For Jennets $25, insurance.
Pasturage will be furnished at so cts per
week, and feed at 81 per week.
Dick Bradley is the largest Jack in East
Tennessee; has taken the first premium at
every FAIR at which he has been exhibited
at Knoxville in 1854; at London in 1855, and
at Knoxville the same year.
G. NJ. McGHEE
River Side, March 26, 1865 -2nl-ig6