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SUPREME C0UaT-spEClAL TERM.
AbsOlute lteceiyership.
Before Judge Gilbert.

Before Judge Gilbert.
HpeGev 10. Carroll d ClarkR.-This was Q mo-
ton to make an ex parte order appointing the
platinum receiver Of the copper boiler manuac-
turing firm OF Heeney Clarke OF this city, abso.
ute receiver. The plaintiff, by his counsel
Mr.. Iewail read q verified co nplalnt showing that
tile pla nun and defendants were copartners uuder
firm name OF keeney u Clarke; tlat The Arm was
insoiyent and that unless receiver was appoin ted
ana the concern wound up 1t would go into
bankruptcy. He had procured an ex parte order
appointing the plaintiff receiver, and he desired 10
make 1t absolute.
Dennis Mcmahon opposed tnis motion on verified
answer and on long string OF afiidavit., showing
tlat Mrs. Carroll (hs cllenL nad put mo that iri
machinery worth $40 zoo, and valuable factory
ana lease on F0tty.siXth and Foriy-seventh streeL
worta 10000 more tnat the otncr partners only put
III, one $4,000 ana the other 5000 thct the palntH
was conspirlng with the defendant, CLARKE who
Was near relative his by marriage, 10 cheat her
out VI her interest Ia the I'm, and % have a re-
cever appointed ana thus to deprive ner OF her pro-
perty; tnat the painf ana Clarke had had eXclu-
sive possession OF tne arm, anu II IL was nsolsent
tney mad run II IN deot; that her husband,
John Carroll had neen her agent IN the
iirm and by the original agreement he was to SUI
periGtend the manuiactory that discovering there
was leak Of thousands OF dollars IN Inc payroll lie
tsir Carrol had tried To prevent 1t ana also Keep
q tally OF the materials used: that as soon as de-
cndant, Clarke discovered IL he (Ularke had lorcl
bly, elected her said agent from the factory and pre-
ye1ied him Ion examining lne BOOKS OF tDe
hrm aud the palnir apeted MIN IN II against the
positive provisions Of the articles VI the copartner-
snip.
nj. McManon, LOT the ueendant, exclaimed
against the abuse OF the process OF ns Courc IN the
guilty party gong an eX parte statement 10 u
Juoge AT Chambers and procuring nlmse appointed
receiver without giving notice OF 10, which. he
Claimed. was direct violation OF the new rules OF
the supreme Court. A great many charges were
made against The plaintiff.
The discussion became animated and finally
Mr.. sewal prayed the Court 10 awe HIM time 10
answer these aidavits ana The Couri, hearing
MI. Mchahon against H. finally a0Wed the plain
I'M further opportunity to present additional all
davis. They are TO De served on MIR. Nc slap0n as
Mrs. Carroll's counsel, VINO had liberty to reply
them, and the motlon was adjourned
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VELLAyOlS VEAL.

| ircolxlyn Health Authorities Appealed To.
Forbearauce being no longer considered o
virtue, The humane champion or animal rights
has appealed to tie synpathies OF the Brooklyn
thortIes whose duty it is to protect the dumb brute
from injustice. TO aid him in punishing the trans
| grrssors Yesterday the TO- lowing communication
| was received from MIR. kergh on the suoject-
TIE AMERIoAH SOCIETY roR THE
ss nnaApwAY NEw ~ Yonk mar SD 81, III.
| TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE BOARD OF HEALTH
GENTLEMEN You not be ignoran. OF the ,ha,the
society over which prssde has at cost Of much ms
| and disgusting WRONGS inflicted on and beast
Erookyp where milk is manufacturei Personally,
have rked my health and e. suolec.ei myself
pubic generally for unselhsh daring aSae horrors
prs,e, the psrpsiua,lon q these Loul oy,is:
have sa s s s
ano IL ONE %aga,s actually wen.
WI hsasng Y the authority of
For this heinoa Outrage on the rishts Of free people
the 'Os but s 81 ca ss s o y
posed or
thought proper 70 give This brief OF the
70 the saDIoinel extract from letter whsa SO ua.hy
my former experience.
b az any NICER rom the o sYur 70 e,ssss
those which engase the daiy attention of our
at their 'ssa ana sSs
trace uehused The cattle pens OF Johnson street
pr CT In this terrible category In order crng these
weches a. Justice the OF this
'''' '''''' A'' A''' HENRY BsRs President.
Letter referred to in the abovel
. BROOKLYN. T. d. March o. 1871.
Rrs1rornn sia-I feel n a duty alike to myself and
family as TO the public generally 70 Inform you
| lM state OF tine cattle in this vicinity
The m1i and filth are knee deep, allowing OF proper
! place Tor the poor bruies eiher lie dow
or iced. Nor Is this ALL My night Waterman in orms
that sick cattle frequently tesn - The auher
with these yas or pens so weak as 70 require
theasssnnce OF three four steady their
bodies into the sau liter house This is done
| midnight anu daylight.
These sick cattle slaughtered and the meat sold
taers throughout the city ami haps may help
| sumo II inyscf.
Perhaps the latter portion Of the Complaint pertains
particularly the Board HEATH so please report the
4 matter
| Dr. Cochran, the Health Uficer, Is brsly engaged
| in invest eating the cause Of the complaint and
VIII, II The iacts as stated arc suustantlated. do
| everything in his power to eradicate the evil COM
| planned oil.
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Exchn sing Real Estate-FrauiuIentC Convey
anrcs.

Exciu King Real Estaie-ErauiuIentCo Convey
anccs.
Before Judge Larrcmore.
Mar BorGer Us. Thomas Thornton, Dncsd Ande,.
SON and charlotte r. H0,cdrd.- The plaintain and
Thomas Thornton made an agreement about the LIST
OF Apr to exchange the house No IL Cherry street
for No. 800 Forty-second street. According 10 the
terms of the agreement $1,000 was to DO paid 10
Berger. on the ga oil April last David Anderson,
soma Law OF Thomas Trornton, through the
son OF the latter, who Is O lawyer, conveyed
the property in cherry street to David anderson 70
the consideration OF $4,000. On the examination
Anderson swore that he paid his father-lu-law
checks that ne got from his wife; that he did not
know where his vile got Them and did not hnow
who they were payable TO nor Nhose cheeks they
were. nor what was their amount, and refused to
produce them on the trial. On the both OF Aprii q
wnt was commenced against Thornton for a specific
performance u TIE contract, II being conlended
that It was fraudulent conveyance by ms
fatter-in-aw 10 him. On the 9th OF May, through
David Anderson, The lawyer, 1t was alleged that
Charlotte Howard received the deed from Anderson
on pre- ended payment o. s6,j0J, subject To mort
gag :, ana the piantitf claimed by a supplemental
bi that that was a. frau iulent conveyance. Gbar-
Iotic Howard swore tnat she paid checks 20 Ander-
son and thornton, and Anderson swore That
The cIecks We're received by young Thornton,
and that , neither Thornton, sr', nor An1cr.
them. Mrs. Howard testihel that she was intro
duced 10 Anderson by young rhornton at the gram
mar school which she teaches up town. ana thai he
was her lawyer Judge Larremore held that these
conveyances were all fraudulent and without con-
siieration; that they should be set aside. and that
the defendant should convey TO the painun the pro-
perry under the contract.
For plaintiff, Judge Culver; for defendant. Harris
~ Thornton.
Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.
Back Us. Rvler.-hIotion TO amend Denied with
ten dollars costs.
slat,esy Us. Comtey.-Motion granted. With teS
dollars COSTS
ipittcroon rs. BuaeI.--Notlon granted.
Ftcss ps. F,cy.-lnjunction dissolved.
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SUPERIOR COv8f--SpEciAL TERN.
Before Judge Jones.

BeL0rc JuuR0 Jones.
Epelefn %. EDelein--Ths Ia q suit for limited d.
vorce fhe action being brought by the wife, The basis
OF the action Is alleged cruel aud inhuman conduct
The charges that he Is brute that he has been In
the habit OF beating and kicking her. and drove her
from the houses she says, further that his Income
$s50o year, and asks that ne be compelled 10 pay
from the same Tor her support. On his side IL 10
char Ell that she is Iury tlaL she is much younger
ana stronger tnan he; that occasion IN one OF
her iaDrrulns. She tore up a len dollar BILL also-a
deed aud other valuable papers, and that lie gave
her $1,000, with portion or which she bought u
house and LOT al Red Bank n. j. As to his income,
1t was stated that he bought house Tor $4,000 IN
this ity. but, with paymenG OF taxes and interest on
mortgage his income is only $500 year. The
Judge. after listening TO what The opposing counsel
his decision.
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SUPERIOR C0UaT-SEaENL TEAM.
Decisions.

by the tull bench.
There was a meeting OF a full bench OF the judges
OF the Superior Court yesterday The only business
transacted was rendering decisions for the term,
which are given below, and which, as VIII be seen,
are quite numerous. All the cases Of any special
Importance having been reported in the HERALD, 1t
IL unnecessary to give more than the titles OF the
causes and decisions In an epitomized FORM al
though some The judges have spun out regarding
some OF them very elaborate opinions
BY Judges Mcneil. Mccunn and Spencer.
Eliza COZ Us. The Si.Gth 4ceiate Rditr at COaDG-
ny.-Judgnent and order a.hrmed with costs
charles =. fisief d. Charles Luttat0 q d.--Judg
ment reversed and new trial ordered, with COSTS 10
the ape liant, TO abide the event.
Gerry W White Us. Atoeiy L. C0igda et dt.-Order
affirmed. -.
and new trial granted, with COSTS 10 enc appellant,
To abide the event. Order denying III ton for new
trial, on the ground OF non-snlt &c, affirmed with
costs.
Laurence Meyers et cl. rs. George Groze.--Judg-
ment and order aiirnleJ with costs.
RoteH MoGrath Us. James w. Be,i,--Judgment af-
drmed.
Leopold Bernstein Us. DANIEL S,cee7ap.-Judgment
affirmed.
put,ans Reese u.s. Root Observation-Disclosures af-
frnlcd.
Theodore Scnror Us. William acknowledgement
and order affirmed, with costs.
James r. 1dtnetcs Us. Kate Wood.-order re-
versed.
Brnard sanuels Us. John Mcdonald, implicated,
dc.--EXceptons sustained verdict set aside and
new trial granted, With costs to the defendant, 10
ABIDE the event.
george h Den,aing as. John H. Pulest0n.-Judg.
ment reversed aud new trial ordered with costs 10
the appellant, To ABIDE the event.
James Ciarb Us. me Mercantile Insurance Conf
pdny.-Exceptions oycirued ana Judgment ordered
for the PLAN iii.
tydnc ktnjsev ct al. Us. James Gu ct al-Case
reversed, with costs and disbursements.
Joseph r. Adftta as. WttitdiH Il. Ett7'nSsr0rth.-
Judgment reversed and new trial ordered with costs
to ABIDE event.
Joseph IL. stayresant us. Joseph E. BYo,cntag-
Judgment affirmed, with costs,
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therefore the prisoner could NOT legally be retained

IN cusfOHy.
Assistant District Attorney Fellows insisted. In
opposition 10 the motion for the prisoners discharge
that the telegram upon which ne was arres ca was
not sufficiently explicit and left douht whether the
crime OF which he is accused forgery or embezzie
ment
dd not permit holding the prisoner in custody ne
should OF course have TO discharge him, although ne
thought II best for this country that all such per-
sons were sent ont 81 II. He would nod the case
under consider alton until Monday, awaiting further
Developments, and meantime have telegram sent
to Liverpool TO Inquire The nature OF the charge pre-
ferred against hun.
Decisions.
BY Judge lnQraham.
Thomas H. Ting rs. Aatihetc Baird ct dL--Motlon
granted, without COSTS
by Judge Barnard.
Afnkly rs RrtaA1p.-Nem0randa for counsel.
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spaRaeATE's Court.
Wills Admitted.

B6IOT9 Surrogate VeedeE
During the past week ths Surrogate admittef TO
probate the wills Of John Fleming, John wepdeeken,
Addison W. Brown, Bernard Riley, Patrick Clark,
James II. Dow and Mary Force, all OF the city OF
BROOKLYN.
Letters OF administration we're granted on the
estates Of the following named deceased persons,
vM.:-Ihomas l., Olden, james 4. Hicks, Eliza
sullivan, Martin schultz, Henry o. Lowndes. Evan
Beach, William J. 0Conner. Francis Anderson.
Abraham Head, John Carey and william Ncvee, all
o! the city Of BROOKLYN '
Letters Of guardianship Of the person and estate Of
Matilda u. Waliing and Edwin r. Wal ing to
GeorgAna +. WailIg. tueir mother; or Charlotte u.
Mead, Mary Mead, William L. Mead anu Hester
Mead TO Charlotte Mead their mother; or Wiiliam
NJ Dunn and Sarah Dunn TO William II. Dunn, their
father; all OF the city OF Brooklyn.
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Illicit DisiiIlinv.


Before Commissioner Jones.
Jonn FOX was before the Commissioner yesterday
On the charge " Illicit distllling IN Degraw street.
nelr Van Brunt. The stiil Was seized on Friday,
NhrD Fox was arrested.
The evidence adlaccd yesterday did not show
that the accused owned the au; but ono Witness
0Wncrof The premises IN which the stlli found
fwofe tiat he tfoxI rescmDsed a man who came
VIII another man TO lease he premises f0r stable.
case On F.
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United STATES CuRMssla:ay c0JiT.
A Cisar Case.

Before Commissioner Shields.
TIE United States Us. Jose Po1o ana carlo Ne
tdnthe.-The defendants were held to await the
action OF the Grand Jury FOR selling and Offering for
sale large quantity ofcgars without be NJ pronery
boxed or stamgei. Their counsel was Mr. Ned
Price, formerly well-known member of the prize
ring,
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
A New Trinl.

New Yrinl.
Before Judge Benedict
new trial has been granted IN Inc case OF Daniel
ucC0le, WHO was recently convicted or passing
counterfeit money. Thc new trial was granted on
the ground that new evidence IN favor or the ac-
cuscd had been discovered.
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COMMON PLEkS-SreCllL TERM.

Fre1erfci W. Ford Us. Mary Ellen Ford
for attachment denied. See opinion.
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A Chapter of Facts.

Space is valuable in a newspaper, and 1t Il
therefore proposed in this advertisement 10
condense a variety of facts, important to thu
public, intoa small compass. Those fhcts re.
fer to llostetters Stomach Bitters-what that
celebrated medicine is, and what it will do
In the first place, then, the article is a stimu-
liant, tonic and Alternative, consisting of a com-
b~ination of an absolutely pure spirituous agent
with the most valuable medicinal vegetable
substances that Botanic research has placed at
the disposal of the chemist and the physician.
These ingrt dients are compounded with great
care, and in such proportions ms to produce a
preparation which inyigorates without excl
ting the general system, and tones, regulates
and controls the stomach, the bowels, the liver
and the minor s~ecrctive organs.
What this great restorative will do must be
gathered from what it has done. The case
of dyspepsia, or any other form Of indigestion,
in which 1t has been perslstantly administers
without e~ffecting a radical cure, is yet to be
heard from, and the same may be said of bill
lions disorders, intermittant fever, nervous Of
%fections, general debility, constipation, sick
headache, mental disabilities to which the
feeble are SO subject. 1t puriffes all the fluids
of the body, including the blood, and the gen.
tie stimulus which it imparts to the nervous
system is not succeeded by the slightest reac-
ton This 10 a chapter Of facts which readers,
for their own sakes, should mark and rcmem-
Der.
SICK or well, stop awhile at Jen-
kins' Drug Store.
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Commissioners Sale.


BY virtue Of Il decree Of the Chancery conr
of Pamela county Mississippi, made at the
April term 1871 thereof | will rs commissioner
Of said count at the town OF Sarlis IN said
county in front Of the Chanccry Clerks Office
on Monday the 9th Of June 1871 sell to the
highest bidder at public auction the following
real Estltcin said county,
Sixty five 6j acres in the s. t.. or and thir-
ty five (35) in the s. W. az. ofscction (34l
Township ten tlol Range SEVEN ca west being
the land in said quarters Of which Elias String
err died seized and possessed, Terms Of Sale,
one third cash aud balance in nine mounths
from day Of sale. purchaser to execute his note
with six per cent interest, from day of sale and
u lein retained upon the land'iol the purchase
money
J. c. HARRISON
til day OF sale Commissioner.
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Do sar 1r ftllIe.
e. isi cd tl fssA e
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fau q Hraa ftfFffm Hlfz|
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gHfei hsaa lee= sz ihe Oaeai s=ashenI
A. Z. a. ftfte r=t rftr1iett 4 asfdsFf
tsai nftsu aaal5 .bas
saHfis Lvstsa CF-Oaf Of de
voiioa 70 fhc women and children
and especially heYeung Ladies our
young towasmen, Il. \. Abbey &
Co., havoftted up mice Wagon and
msy be seen daily rolling through
our streets and climbing on the tops
of newly built houses adjusting
beautiful and utilitariau Tightening
Rods.
We wish them abundant success
use the best improved, both
Iron and Copper Rods and As they
are purchased of the manufacturer
Philadelphia, he can put them up
1t low prices. Tightening Rods are
amply an insurance. every house
should have them.
Still Neck, oppression, and in fact all the
Iehes and pains caused by colds are relieved
the Magic Arnica Imminent rabbed upon
he affected part.
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eantp an1 iHaaanes b n= z'l
WnFrHHtei e. are t9lilis anH Fever
ef mpfRy gsHirg falinalwi.
Ask e. Sfass Trli SgfHn and
take He ether Seat ly Nail.
etsamlsss*. If fxrn@ wcll fTekoi
q afy atlsifez Iey sstniing 81 p.
- ST. Ils'se itaHain 81. Memphis
Tennessee.
". iss~e Sole Agent. 10 Main S..
Memphis Tenn aug2s-1yI
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Express Notice

s. II. Gunter has resigned the Ex-
press agency at this station and RIM
Montgomery has accepted the agcn-
cy and will in future attend to all
express matter at this place, Office
at railroad depot, Sardis Mississippi
May 22nd 1871
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iHE WEEKLY PAyOLl STAR
-SARDIS DIRECTORY
POST OFFICE.

Arrival and departures of mails. holly
Springs, Chulahoma, Tyro and Pleasant Mount,
mail arrives II NJ. aud departs | p. N. Monday
and Thursdays Longtown, Star Place and
Lake Cresswell mail departs 6 A N. and arrives
, P. N. every Saturday. Daily mails close rs
follows going Ncrih at 1895 a NJ. going
South, at $50 P. NJ. Mails opened fifteen min
uies after arrivals. Office open daily, Sunday
excepted from $50 to $50 p. NJ.
]. N. WADDEY n NJ
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ATTENTION LAnIES.

Go and sec Laycnder's Custom
made Shoes. Every pair Warrant
cd
Merchants will find it to their in
tcrcet to call and examine the stock
OF goods kept by D.. c. II. NJ. Low
ensteine, Memphis, Tenn, for sale
wholesale at the lowest rates. tt
We suggest to the members of the
Methodist church at this place that
they ought to have the seats in their
ncwachurch building repainted, as it
is now both unpleasant and unprof-
liable, in a worldly sense, to attend
service, from the fact that the pres
ent coat of paint is as sticky as paste,
and ruins the ladies dresses and the
gentlemcn's broad cloth I; every one
during service is really thinking
more of how much damage their
clothing will suffer from the misera-
bly, painted seats, rather than what
danger their souls are in of the tor
lures of heated edifices in another
world, 50 that the objects of the gen.
erous public who joined in building
this church, with the members in
serving God, arc but poorly served
when they suffer a pecuniary loss
in damage to clothing every time
they should attend service in this
building. If the members Of the
the church have not money enough
10 have this intolerable objection to
their building removed let them ask
assistance Of other denominations
and the charity Of the world and we
arc confident that they will secure
enough to accomplish this end.
Thirty years have elapsed eifec the intro
duction Of Davis' Pain Killer to the public.and
vet at the present time It is more popular and
commands d larger sale than ever before.
Its popularity Is not confined to this country
alone all over the world Its beneficial effects
in curing the sill that fesh is heir to- nre
acknowledged and appreciated, and as . Pain
Killer It's fame Is limited to no country, sect
Of race, has never heen equaled by any mcdi-
cine in Europe Or America.
II is sold BY all medicine dealers
Go AND SEE.-Whcn you 50 to
Batesville and want . glass Of ice
water within spoon in it, you can
get It at Wliskey Chute; and, lot US
tell you coniidentially, Sweeney has
some o. the finest kind Of liquors
We know II, for We have been there;
but yon need not tell any body Of It.
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Attachment! Notice.

The NtaIe o. MISSISSIPPI,
Pamela county.
In the Justice Court at Slrlis Pamela
County.
Jack Robertson
VS..
George Bethel
Attachment issued in this case on the 20th
day Of April 1871, against the Estate of safd
defendant, for The sum Of Sl4 90 which is now,
pending in said Court.
Notice ia hereby given, to Tho said defendant
George Belbrll whose place of residence "a un-
KNOWN that unless he shatI appear, before stid
court, on The 7th day Of June 1871, nl plead
10 said action, Judgement will be entered and
the Eitte attached will be sold,
W.D. ROSEBuROCGH, }. p.
MT lew
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Notice Of Contractors.

mr Hrff- o. itstIr- Ir.
% fto'a cDaag NHprH
fni Feff-Ho ar n uf
ifeaItsL J.m.s E. r.l i,
l.rt heuri. ruHtsr .ratt4.
De Ch1Hccp Clerk. j. g. rtr'.oa.
HFrri. az prna.ral Z. b, sa,oi
e '.irrnd o. of hrihre ibr ssh Law n
eanf' either wiz J. G HprslL. Of win
= e-ik Arrbiurt ucwpih
tH N~sHnssoaeT reserve Ia light ofw
i'-ii g say aad an bids.
We W. HOWE
JNp q. HARRISON.
4. T. HOWE.
l''"# touMis.unar4
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Masonic

sARDIs LODGE No. 307 A. r. 4 A. NJ.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W ".
j. N. WADDEY, See'y.