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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-06

hUHN Y PAGE, n, MANUFAC1 Ukkk OF
d aud Dealer in Boots. Shoes, Trunks. Carpet.bags,
TO- No Is Nam street. Richmond Va. keepscons'ant-
y OH hand large and varied stock Of the above goods
both If his own and the best and most fashionable
Northern manufacture. LIE respectfully solci.s q
call ut No. Is Main street
Richmond. Feb. 81. IS57.-1y
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-06

DARN Fur SALE Situated 4 miles west OF
l. S,aunon, and con aiming l57 Acres III ALL 10
which well imp owed; he emander well TIM
Iered. The place is veil waleied. and las it II
splendid Orchard. Buildings tolerabl, good
Mr.. .la> Oh Dahl who Occu les the place, will show
10 any PEI son wishing buy. For fur her parIlcu
airs address he undersigned. pt Deerteld 2. o., Au.
gus county, Va. kENNERL4 CRAIG.
~ IS5
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-06

EyDWAKD KERSkY, DEALEK
r. in Watches and Jewelry, No. 1877 TX
West Main street. few doors below the st. Charles
uureI, Richmond, Va.
~ Repsring done at the shortest notice.
kichmond Feb. Z. t857-ly rr-.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-06

NOTICE TO TIE lUELiC.- by wne, Ma.
~ ~ 4. WATSON, la, IN. seen nj 10 leave my beo
Gpu beard hopt amy satisfactory reason, this is 10
ton he ubc against cleditiug her, Us after This
notice will hot ~ any debts that she may contract
Dec %. lS4--4th LEONARD T.. WATSON
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-06

a. GOUDMAN. WHOLESALE AND
Al. Retail dealer 10 superior quality Clothing ana
ientlemen's Fancy Dress articles. ils Mum street
tRisamsnd, Va. AAfen ~ ie''-As
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rEln1gES ING ,B0sToN DIETING coMrANY.-

8 sS o % = 3., iach, aud ply;
. 5Ln DO =, 3, inch, 3 and nv; Z
.te sI 40 I, :, 10 inch, 3anJ ply;
rL 20 90 y, lS,li inch, ply; r..'
vesl Beiting used, adapted for wet and damn sit
~ can Dc applied W here Leather Betting c1i'not
% % saIs On purchase the Boston article Bostor
pss''s hiis hity per cent more Irhan Rubber II tis
itltf -. 1nleiDizeJ than New orK BiITIng We have
I sf peee ass oftinent of Gum Packing Cesasss
~ III ~ hlngS- Address the Boston Brltinr CSas
nSy9I seN''' BaBC0cK 4 S0NT1G.
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u. L. Fahenstock,s -Yermicuce-

LEX an experience Of almost thirty x,a.., a,
the preparation Of Ferrnfuge, am now .s,.b,s5
S,er nay Improved NeTnfuge to the pIlbI;e az an
.stc'e ia every way worthy ofconfidencs h -; - ~
.l5st sfectiiai orm Destroyer I'm either CbilIrs, ~
saul yd introduced. This fact Whicl, is.rtetsrty
t.iisstes " persons ot well known yeTc;ty 90,
ples me thort any hesitation wbat,sr,r =, , ea,s
teeit 10 give the fullest s:.tisfaction w e1~'
Late of the firm of b. A : Fabensto1iio - 4 y
SON wholesale, by B. l.. Fahrnstock a. CO.. Wboia
s,,1s, No 20, corner w God and FoCrth .s
sod aiso ,y John Laval, Chas. Leich and 7. r
remington, Druggists, Evans Fiiie. Ijan Is-It,rsnI
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zBITCB. ROsIy IyoT,p

&c 5;sn Peaches, Pears, Sirawberries, ouirccs.
- pIunis, Pine Apple, &c., &c..,in in cans AID
s.lsr-ss5 ~ say s''!,s.---z H. II. COOK g. son.
6NCM JELLY-a spleadid article. For sa,e bv
- tHfAc-I -LI i-l. Il. II. COOK X Si,y
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D I'9Jiias ~ : L-.isU . n 1o.:sI1qo7
.af-. s5rsf
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500 HOGS PER Day.
b j. j. PENNINGTON.
LeoK This WAY

HIa,t = PIsl Iusl .tcclVed splendid assortment of
a. 80 sS. up Books at the shortest notice u any
bSYn tr',t may De Hanei, with or with put rrinted
ilstu. M nave Flank B5axs and Bills sundry alv,svs
,I.t uI mahd tive NJ L. J0HNS0Na call before coifs
ft-ts 80
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CHOICE LIouope

"a IMriS MiS, q MoWES have some OLD BOIRDoN
;13s MaILSkY and FINE BRAN Y, in bottle for
pmp1Ahts OF the season, Cor tie beneff 81 ther
s Those wanting good articiewill call AZ ''s
''-11 ALL1S & HOXES
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Great Alarm About Town r
BOUT money matters and bad tobacco. hut y. Fem
~ drch Bros. have received some Of the hest
chewing toicco tiiat ever was sold in c y. They
have all the hest brands of Nirginia tobacco. Give
them call and Convince yourself. They also have
Oct-l2th. ~.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
f. Y. CARLILE.
Cornss or Slain and Water Streets,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Daily pap.r =. .. ..................s s5 90
- lMAiietl ~
BY the week (Taygble 10 Carriers. 10
Iri-h eeEIy fai'r.... ........... 1900 W
go.
- g Clubs Of IL or mOrc.......-........ %
SiN .Jup-S -
Twelve Y Jiirs.. "
- The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limit to
their immediate business, in their own name; nd
all aiversemcuss for the benefit OF other person as
well a. legal aiyersenents and advertisements OF ic-
tion scs and avetiements with the name OF Ot ier
persons sent in by thea must be paid To- al the Us ri
rates.
- No report, resolutions proceedings OF any cor
portion, sosiey assocltion or public meeting, ana no
Communication designed 10 call attention u any mat
fer ~ mits r iaisfius interest EN- be inserted, un-
les pail Tor q advertisement
- So Advertisement can be inserted gruutousy
echistti!s Otitcr societies, puolic institutions o
:oiIdiies. t.-r
- Con;Tfsts sor -e<ly Advertising will notle Dis
pontiEuet unless Orler % that effect Is LETT M the
O'cc, and wiien discontinued in les than year, the
Z, ice OF the whO.e wear viii - ehIgefl - =. -, q,
Lec1I "a yrf IIersi iter VIII be published
81 the expense of the attorney oreriDg AMI not delay
able Tor the legal pgUceauugs, bat ecleca5lS AT our
lsuli time.
r. Our terms FOR job " Ork AMI tTlSent AiFeftlse
nerfS are CASH.
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- O., EVAN S-Y LILLE =.
s-,rPAPEg WAREHOUSE.
N'''aah y'ICOws; Cows! Cows. -
ToUR cowsjos in from the country. For sale
u by z. IL. COOK SON,

'-~NHNi 81 I'D i5Fo 1ufa2isw o1c .ssfsus .
-5ro' sHi 10 safss o.. ssrsis o. bsso7,7- .;
$3.50 t1 q 4
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1883.

COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION.
n HAVE now the Cosina apolitan Art Journal for the
a year, for inspecton, and am prepared to re-
eeiye the Subscriptions for year, aud show the ex
ira nducement Offered this season Call and see Il.
Nla.t n.-. T.! }. DOBELL, Hon'y Sec'y. 4,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-09

NNILLow WARE WILLOW wAREiai1sT
w y ness Market Baskets.
- doz q" 4" Ilaes - -- EfF wta.te.rf
20 nests Clothes .s
dSz dSz ooyssa sD ls.ss r. rsdt
For sale low hy LA Isl u. III. COOK 8 S0N. L
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coal For SALE

have on hand and are constantly reoeiv;.y =
winch We Eli Ii an eeilent quality from up ,h csna
o-I W VIII aeiVer in any part of tie cav a. s6
yrlers ie,t a; james Laaghlins warehouse y, fh
oce VI Nasilan Row!ey wiz lie TaoIn,sIy .ter, ~
R0MIEH s. ANnPX
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J. C. FLEAGLER,S
Meat SHOP.

~SS = SASp,
On Locust, near Second st. Eyaasyr,I. Ia
III III -, sss,3scrihers have opened new NEAT suor
s,. ~. E ,-ths , buildings on Locust mar SeconJ
S q: ekseI,easy ensy wi VII ksep constant sup,
"'her Varieties OF Meals and Poultry. Al kfS77y>,
& sooa Lasd. sarsares. and when itcan hc nrSrej
o.niii LII ~ stol VII lie open during the day and
-'i nave ihcir. nseats sent home vrhe tie,,
sSus , y ~ sending in their orders t. the sbop
--e't ., - =. - ,..l.a. c. FIEAGLER& & co.
10 FARMERS AND PORK PACK.
H21qu> ,ii O ERS. l;7aG .s. ..s.-
S1.sSsieers are as usual, prepared 10 buy hog,
". ssa igiSr and pack on commission for others
Jts i1'sS iri.'ie large addition % our Slaughter
iiouse ana nave new facilities for killing
500 HOGS PER Day. ffsra
bosds nave iNo LARGE IRON TANKS for stearp;rg
% ny.is o o1ai and viii buy heads, or steam them fs
o!herS al usual rates Salt and ccoperaee viii Se far
"'Siiel SI 70 pa kers az market rates. " - ~
n Hp y, az our House will be DELIVER
~ fi'IH VI CiiARGE IN any part OF the city
Evansville, Ind, Nov 25ih, Is57. d dSW.
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G;6ansbiIle 51aiIa gournal.
BUSINESS CARDS.

- Notary Publc.)
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EDEpprg sssucp a.

.ssl1.'o.l 2 z. II. COOK a SON
X lt9 E1rTe.s Family Superfne for sale bv
lhO'-i -Gi1roq ega d1sO. FOSTER & co.
~ f!arltir esisIIi Reserve sad Fny,i.s
ttesse ~ tCzes, cl0ce just received, fr sa,e
WI y GILBERT s B0WLFs
THE PBECEPTs POR RlsfPROyFNFyT.
fsHE Wecepts for the cost of improvements n, lc,.
are IN my hancs for collection, and II not profor,
ly paid shall be obliged enforce them -
t".n .tgrG GEORGE w0LFL1N, CD.
l-lf''ziainhA na - bsa's ua 81 i.~
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AsUNDRIES.-F -..F 4-a...
- IL doz Buttcr Ladies' ' '-'t ID -<-ll tr ~
Il dog Wooden Spoons; ..t -r.f
25 doz Rolling Pins;
3doz Towel Rollers; srsg sf...e
10 doz Potato Washers
3 tioz Berf Mills; -s1 .tt -i- -rtftrF
j ,ius ass d x nfe boxes and .isskets; i i 9.
Justrec'd by Jan l6l Z.H. COOK h SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
DIR ID.

BOwDENOn Friday April go Margaret, wife Of Ae1snder
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to send her
funeral from her late residence No Y Morton street. Oh Mon
day afternoon a, O'Clock
BRAY-At Washington, Warren County NJ j. on Wednesday,
r. Bray.
"Wednesday April g. Miss Janet Blair native Of Scotland
and Thompson street. New York City aged 80 years
wife Of John Bowman and daughter Richard Joanna NJ
Cadmus, aged "A years, months and Is days.
BAKER-In Brooklyn Thursday morning Apil 20 ffsnces
daughter Of Ashley C. and Eliza Bske in the I'D year Of her
All 90 =. 81 ociOci Mary wife Of Wism De Lscy ahd
dsusher Of John Nc arah, aged % add rnonhs
DILLoNA No 2s First avenue on ThuTsiay svSsnn. Ap,
,on Of Thomas Dillon aged II months and days
EMIGH-At Peach Grove Fsls Church, Fairfax Coon:y
s years consOt Of Thomas Enisb, formerly Of saraGss
County N " and sister Of j. Close Of Alexandria leaving
and friends to the early demise Of lovely and ahs5o1
wife, indulge Mt mother kind resve and sincere friend
MISUNDERSTANDING at Yorkvie Sunday morning. hpIil
IS Fances Anre Jane daughter Of George John and Anos
Maria Gregory aged years 2months and IA day'. .
GOODERSON-At No IS BToome street On Thursday Apn,
81 Of scare. fever Goodesoon youngest enash S
Frederick and Mary Gooderson aged years month a"u "
HoDGKIN-In Brooklyn, Wednesday mOirg April 90 Of
Group Jsne, daughter Of Sarah jane Hodgkn aged
years and months.
JARvIs-On Thu-sdsy April 80 Benjamin II. Jarvis ESQ
H, relatives and friends are requested 70 sieba Ms
No. A West Twenty eighth street.
KELLOGG - In Brooklyn. Thursday, April q, Edward
Kellogg in the 68th year Of h.s -.
His relatives and friends are respectfully requested n AenG n'
his residence President stree between Cam
Saturday next May l. at 81 O'Clock
p. NJ, without further invitation.
KtNNEYAt No $40 West Eighteenth street, on Thursday
April %, Joseph Kinney, sged A years
KINGA No 1872 Sixth avenue Thursday April g. aged o.
years Elizabeth, widow of the late VIM H. King.
PARSLOW-A No. O2 Orchard street. suddenly, TnGfGsy
morning, April 20, Charles Parslow aged S. years
PECK-At Flushing Wednesday, April 20 aeer lingering
| Illness, Mrs Caroline Peck, aged ii years.
RAYMOND-In Brooklyn on Thursday, Aph % Mrs Hono's
Raymond wife Of the late George H. Raymond native Of
Trslee County Kerry, Ireland
sMIrH-At Colchester Conn, Sunday, April y, Deacon
| Thomas H. Smith AGED Sc years.
THOMPsON-At Port Richmond Staten I.srd, of ineeI
iIe,s Mre Emma s. wife Of Eugene C. Thompson aged %
| yeas 10 months and % days.
wISwALL-At New Orleans on Saturday, April u, ssuue
Wiswa Of the late Capt. Samuel Wiswa Of this city.
His relatives and friends and those Of his brother William
Wws requested TO attend HE fourera without turtle.
invitation from the Churcb Of the Holy Apoes NiL a
avenue Twenty eighth Saturday, May I ~
O'clock His remains viii ke tahes Greenwood Gr
| wenf-
WERRlE-A No 06 Fourth avenue We ir,dsy afternoon,
1 April 28 at O'Clock Emile Verne.
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MARRIEn.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ;his city on THURSDAY, Apnl
20 by the Rev. A. b. Van Zand. d. NJ T. W. bfincse',
this city.
CLARgsON-sANDS-At Strs.ford, Conn, On Wedresdsy,
April 2 by the Rev Mr. Stesrus Robert Lisngston CaTkon
Aycough Of Joshus Sands United States
Navy
HENDERSON, ARTER-In Wlismsburgh, on THURSDAY,
Anil 29 BY the Rev. Black, Edward X. Henderson Of
Demarsia 10 Miss Cathsrine A Carter OF New-York.
HALSEY-ROBIn SON-On Wednesday April q, at 'he 'esi-
5epee Of The bde's her by the Rev. Dr. Hsdenblreo
james Edward Hasey Annie NJ daughter Of John Robin
SOD, esq oil of this city.
HULSE-DALTON-At Nverbesd. "wednesday April ~
by Rev. George Enter al bis residence Nh Ehsa l.
Huse Miss Frances Elizabeth Dalton daughter o james
Dalton of Brooklyn.
IMER-HALLENBAKE-On Thursday April g, by
the Rev. A. A. Wood, George Mortimer to Mrs Sarah T.
Halenbaks all Of This city.
WALLACE-PEAsE-O Wednesday. April %, at St. HsrEs
Church Brooklyn, f. d.. by the Rev. Samuel H. heskins
William p Wallace Of this city to Eln,e b. Pesse 0! Brook
lxp T.. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

rx,nr1y WBIRLwIsD AT TUsKEGIE.-0n tie
Goth inst, terrible whrlTind visited Tussegee, IN
Macon County, Ala. 1t destroyed, totally, only the
house of Joshua Willis, ESQ.,, though several otnere
were injured Five or elk persons were badly injured.
negro was blown considerable distance IN the arr
and was killed. He in carrisge-house nesr Mr..
wilhs's house. Mr.. Willis hs wife and child were
all badly injured though there are hopes OF their re-
covery The scope of the tornado was not more thar
from SIXTY 10 one hundred yards vide.
The Tuskeeee Democrat Gays:
There were in and about Mr.. Wills's house at the
time eight or ten persons IN ell and how they al
save one, escaped death seems nothing snort OF
miracle. All were hurt, and some Of them severely
Soon after the wind had abated the neghbors hastened
to the relief of the sufferers, whom they found SO
paralyzed as to be unconscious of what had occurred
Several Of them bad their arms broken, ana thelr
faces badly bruised and Mr. Herbert, who was pres
ent at the time is thought TO be dangerously hurt IN
the 'P me-. .,;d ofu, Will, ,sosivs5 confusion on
the forehead, which is considered quite dangerous
Mr.. Willis and Mrs. Herbert also bruised and have
each a broken arm.
zone negro man, the property of Mrs. Pe.erson,
was found dead at the distance Of two hundred yads
from where the house had been. Another negro, tue
property of j. +. Reese was blown 20 q great dis
lance, and severely hurt, but not dangerously. A
negro infant was found in ts cradle, buried IN The
ru0bish, entirely unhurt The rest were unhurt Inc
fanny were just sitting down to dipner wnen tne
crash came upon them. II was ali the Work OF
moment giving them no time TO make Their escape.
"The hurricane then passed the house OF NJ Bli-
bro doing some little damage, and next that OF Mr.
L. johnson, which !. uDroofed severely hurting two
negroes one of which will likely die. 1t then passed
the residence Of Gen. b. Graves which II damaged
and wrecked 10 a gres. degree, killing horses and
blowing down all the fences and timber IN its way
perfectly new carriage, belonging TO the iaVer
gentleman, wss 20 tore TO peces tina. no two parts
were found together We are stll hearing OF further
destruction, to the distance Of ten miles from t1s
place, but have not learned the particulars"
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We have received the circular Of the Milwaukee aod
Mississippi Road q brief abstract of which we gave
Yesterday In il the President estimates tue floating
debt in round numbers at $500 0OO including over due
coupons &c. The President is unable to give the
amount accurately. The earnings Of the Road since
lst January have been used in operating and repairing
the road, in the payment of small porson OF the
floating debt and the interest due on lst mortgage
Bopds. April LIST, 1853. The circular says:
The sseets on hand consisting of debts due, unpaid
stock subscriptions farm mortgages, &C. lsnd not 10.
Guiding materials hand applicable to operating the
road) amount nominaly TO S2lO,OOO-Of this q small
portion or can be made during the present
year ard no: than half will ever be realized
py the Company.
In order TO provide for the payment OF thi, debt,
UNEXPECTEDLY 80 large. the Company have executed 8
mortgage upon the whole line of road, and al the
ights ard property spper.ainng thereto for 81 $50.
90 subj, CT 20 the previous mortgages amounting to
$3.50 Co.,
10 $500 COO dated March -, 1853. bearing = csut
int rest ard payable 10 four years there ,fer These
bonds are set apart for the pay ment of the Floating
D-bt and can be used for no other purpose whatever
All the net receipts, after psyug the interest anu
Sinking Fund. are, by the terms of the mortg Ige,
pledged to the payment OF this hrst issue OF bo.ds
A. the close of the the surplus net receipts TO
be placed in the hands Of the Trustee nsmed in the
n oiissge, Thomas l.. Ogden, esq woo Il to iovs.t
class OF bonds and in like manner from year to year
urtil the whole retired.
The residue Of the bonds (sl 300, 00C) reserved
for the symept of the l. cen, Construction Bonds
4i4S OOO PAYABLE in 1859, the City Bonds, $54 Co.,
psysble in 1860 and the Second Mortgage Bonds
$500, 600 payable in 1892 These bonds csu be used
The construction sccount being closed We can DOLLY
look to the receipts TO operate the road and keep in
necessary repair.
The amount Of interest and sinking fuud to BIS paid
previous 10 the Getting aside of any receipts TO pay the
rt issue of bonds authorized BY these resolutions
1886 OOO and in order to arrive at the value OF these
bonds it important to ascertain what the road will
probably earn during the present and succeeding
The gross receipts for 1857 1882 sl7 SO and the
operating expense t4l2, 30 Il, leaving $t70,6H 70
net receipts The maio line not open Prsiris du
Chen urti the 18th Of April last and the southern
line was not completed 10 Monroe, tall some time in the
Of lis snsua: siH,''' A.'' ben retired b. The Sinking
HMd
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mop,h Of Jspuuy last. The probable gross esrnags
for THE wear estDaed il the las. snnus report,
AZ Al 200 0s0 ard the expenses OF opsraf ny and de-
prscison were estimated, by the Superintendent, q.
rftv per cent. From al the knowledge have on the
subject think that. although the gross receipts may
he les than the estimate the ne'iesr1ings will IA
abou sI hundred .bousanc dollar. This would give
sII4 COO 70 be applied towards the payment OF .hsss
bonds and this together With what msy be colec.ed
on stock sub.cripons, debts due and assets will be
the amount apphcsbe TO the psynen. OF the Hosting
Tho earnings for 1859 were es.:ms.sd, in he last
r,nort. AZ al 500 GCO. Should business revive in =
yesY have no doub, that the ret esfnings br 1859
V III amount 20 $750OOO.
The President Mr., Cstlin, says;
TIE Directors offer You these bonds, secured by
mortgage which cou'roIs tre road and - al IN iict
thew can offer They csnno: possibly borrow the H.
selves ont Of deb although the debt mlyh, at gres
cost and hazard be extended. Tne more prudsnt
courre s the one they have taken, OF reducing e1-
pepses, increasing Of rates, and OF issuing taese
boIds. 80
TIL, Charleston Standard notices as follows &c
ci.ion in r, ls,on to promissory notes:
"CoxsyRcI.L Law Circuit Cour. United S'ste'
the Hon A. G. Magrsth presiding-W. I. Lsne ~ 20
ag. Asa CobbOld.-This was an acNon sgsns' one OF
two makers of what purperted TO be promlssory
note whereby defendant promised to pay S22f - FOR
vslne -ec.ivcd With current rates Of exchsrge on
New. York and s expenses OF collechon, 10 ca'e OIL
suit az The sgspcy If the Mechanics sank OF Cceias
s. c.. at Marion, s. c. Defendants COUNSEL contend
I'd that ths promissory note-thst II an sgree-
en the consideration must oe set ont IN the declara
,ior. ard all the scs established by proof; AMI so 1t
was held by bis Honor, fns' paper writing contain
inp promise TO do anything more than to pay GER
tin 90 of nc ney At certsin time, and st s events,
il rot promi.ory note but is speels agreement,
epi ust be declared on a. such.
Relative 70 ths progress of The Troy and Greenfield
Railroad, The Troy Vlig remarks
TIE contractors have snb-et the job Of finishing the
grades .rd cutting Of rock 10 ID. 5. Simons, who Is
BOW vigorously prosecuting the work with his forces
Tbs portion of the road from Hoosick Falls to
Po~ral will be frished in few menths and tempo
rary d.po will be erected soon IS possible for the
purpose cf adt the business interest OF that section
The big tunnel full Of lsborers al both ends, and
e being worked with success.
We invite attention 10 an advertisement in to-dsys
tribune addressed To Railroad Companies" and
headed " Creamers Patent Brake Apparatus
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The opinion Of Judge Potter, after rehearsing the
facts as given in our fret article closes ollows

This might be decided upon the views above expressed
without reference other Of the moral aspects which this
case pesen But the Court would feel that they fell short Of
notice plaintiff Is attorney and counselor
Of this Court therefore Of Its officers that by virtue Of
the rights and privileges which this position coners upon him.
tbe Court He the privileges which HE license prac
conr In order accomplish his private objects aud
purposes By ecIet and cusningy devise stasen ee hss
aecoyed densess into condition Of entire helpless
and while ensnared perverted the Of the Court
TO the commission Of unbaowed fraud upon her nshs
and under of unparalleled and cruelty
victim Of this injustice the wife OF the Plaintiff TO whom
the solemn altar he had pledged hs hoes TO love- TO cher
Sh and 70 protect and that che the mother OF bis Oh
spring IL snheies for the Court 70 know that the act winch
be calls the service Of summons upon which he based
decree In legal service bu. fraud moosed
BY HIM not only the defendant but also upon the Court
tended service made in the detailed
his cerk, BY whom effected in swearing service
plaintiff who doubtless psnned the schee aud who
knowing It's inicuity avaed himself Of s
the charge Of moral not legal ubonson Of perjury To toll
for moment sct fragrant and WICKED 70 be
summsed BY whom the Court control
70 unebuked does not compr with the idea pure
administration Of justice Such reposch while
moi ss6er n nv hands The dsvt service of the
mons vas made BY the clerk Of the plaintiff the CITY and
County o<NewYof To Grand Jury Of that county
NIT consideration OF that paper The sdavt Of the pn-
fupn which he obi lined the order Of reference in which he
oooy dates tbs. copy OF an answer TO the complaint h:
son been received nor has the defendant eusred
her behalf demanded copy Of the compliant and depnent
personally present the summons herein served
dendsz taken before the Clerk Of Montgomery Coan
t. 70 Grand Jury recommend me proper ss,enon
To the General Term Of the Supreme Court Ia whose n
district s Attorney and Counselor conducts bis chiei practe
cell attention TO this officer Of the Court.
this sce jns@ans the judgment and decre Of divorce are '
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