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Vitae EXECUTION.

The 10th of March 1897, Leeques was led
20 the ecaffold. He wished 10 be dressed CON-
pletety in white, as symbol of his innocence.
He wore pantaloon's and fTook-coat of white
cotton, and his shirt-collar turned down over
his shoulders. 1t was the day Eefore Good
Friday, and he expressed regret that he had
not 10 die on the morrow. In passing from
the prison de Ia Conciegerie Place de la GreUe
where the execution took place, Couriol,
placed beside Lesurques in the cart cried out
to the people in loud voice, Citoyens, l am
guilty am guilty bot Les urques is inno-
cent,
On arriving at the platform of the guiIlo-
tine, already stained with the blood of Ber-
nard, Lesurques exclaimed. II pardon my
Judge / pardon my witnesses through whose
error die; and pardon Legrand, who has
not little contributed to my judicial assassin
alton. die protesting my innocence" In
another instant he was no more.
Couriol continued his declarations Of Les
urque's innocence TO the foot of the scaffoh
and after final appeal. he Too delivered him.
self to the executioner. The drop fell on a.
guiltv neck. having before been stained with
blood of two innocent men.
The crowd retired with a general convic-
ton th5t Lesurques had persisted guiltless
and several of the judges were seriously trou-
bIed BY the doubts which this day had raised
IN their mluuSs H1auy VI tuS July OCSuAA ~
repent: having retired so on the afirmaticns OF
The witnesses from Mongeron and .LieursaiLt
precise an they had been. IA. Danbenton, the
magistrate who had first ordered the arrest
went home thoughtful man, and determine
ed to Ioseno opportunity of getting at the truth
uhichthe arrest of the three accomplices men-
toned by Couriol could alone bring to light.
VIL-THE PRooIs
Two years passed on without aHording any
clue to The conscientious magistrate. One
day however, he heard that certain DurOcha
was arrested for certain robbery. and was
confined IN the Saints Petagie and Temem"
bering that Durochat was the name Of the one
designated by Couriol a. having taken the
place beside The courier. under the false name
Of Labofde. At this epoch the tTfalo LesnFques
i, came ont that several persons, amongst
them an inspector of the Admi5tistfatiosa des
Doskes. had seen the false Labcrde at fhemc-
ment that he was awaiting the mail, and had
pres6ryed distintt recollection Of his person.
nj. Daubent6n, on ascertaining the day OF
Durochat,s approaching trial for robbery
went to the Administration des PosfeA ane eDs
tanning from the CHG the permission 70 sgna
for the inspector who had seen tRe lalae Ah'
horde. and who was no longer ~ FaTls.
The isges dn fribandt had also been waLn-
Al of lie s1spicions which rested On Dnrccaat.
TIE daY of trial arrived and he was condemn
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April Srd 1e43.
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Columbus March 9th, 1843.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS
PLASTER.

Ony121-2 cents-1, 100000 sold yearly.
UNHOUSANDS of certificates might be
given of their wonderful properties in
curing Rheumatism, weakness ofthe back and
side, &c, but the enormous quantity sold must
be the greatest evidence Of their virtue.
Directions, and a fac. siniie of the name of
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Those suffering from any of the above dIsea-
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March 9th 1643.
KENTUCKY JEANS.
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WIN. HUDDLESTON, & Co.
March 10th lS43.
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peals, adopted at its January term,

Ofthe High Court Of Errors and APP
peals, adopted at its January term,
1910.
Ordered, That hereafter when q
case is reached on the docket, ifno
council appear on either side, or when
no council be marked on the docket,
the case shall be dismissed: Provi-
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may be set aside, on good cause
shown, supported by affidavit f; but in
no case will such dismissal be set a.
side, unless the affidavit also show
that there are probable merits.
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the plaintiff in error to show cause,
on a day to be named, why the super
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other security given; a copy of which
rule shall be Seryedon the plaintiff in
error, at least five days before the
expiration Of the sare.
The motion for the rule must be
founded upon an affidavit of the in
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SOUTHERN REFORMEK

Published aoeetly an the city of
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, AT So PER ANNUM
devoted To POLITICS, LITERATURE
HORTICULTURE, NEWS OF THE DAY, &c.
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CTS ed in its columns.
The Southern leformer will he the
consistent, infexile, and faithful ad.
vGate and expotnder of the State
Rights Republican doctrine of '9S e.
'9s. 1t will advocate for nomination.
by the National Convention. as its
hrt choice for the presidency, that
intellectual and incoruptable states.
man, JOHN G. GALLON: and for the
vice-presidency, the name of that
honest and unswervins patriot. LEVI
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lcpmhcr, NJ brandon.
Scott. ID Monday in April and Octo.
Der, al llllsborough.
Simpson, 81 Monday IN May and Nc
,cmbcr, ut Hesiyillc.
Smith, dlh Monday IN April and DC.
tobcr, nj Fairfield.
1aIlohatchic, 4tb Monday in May &
November, ut Charleston.
Tunicn, 1T Monday in April and o,
tobcr, VI Commerce. ....
Tippah, LIST Monday in April ant
October, at Ripley.
Tishemingo, ID Monday in April &
October, at Jaclnto.
Warren, Sd Monday in April and DC
oNer, al Vicksburg.
Washington, ed Monday in April &
October, Princeton.
Wayne, I'd Monday in April & Octo-
Der. at Winchester.
Wilkinson, lst Monday in April and
October, at Woodville.
Winston, Sd Monday after the 9TH
Monday in April and October at
Louisville.
Yalohusha, lst Monday in May and
November, at Coffeeville.
Yazoo, list Monday in May and No
Vember, at Benton.
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GOVERNMENT OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
r. NJ. Tucker, Governor, until 1914.
l.. G.. Galloway, Secretary OF State.
]. f. Matthews, Aud. Of Pub. Acc.
VIM. Clark, State Treasure.
J. ID. Freeman, Attorney General.
JUDICIARY.
Judges Of High Court Of E. & A.
VIM. L. Sharkey, Alexander M.
Clayton and Edward Turner.
Clerk, F. w. Hopkins.
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LOUISVILLE WINSTON MISS

A
The High court Of Errors ana Az.
peas has no jurisdiction, except
what properly belongs 10 Court Of
Errors aud Appeals, It's session. arc
holden on the first Monday Of Janun.
ry aud July, at Jack.on; being yirtu.
ally but one session per annum.
| Chdnccilor.--R. II. Bucknor. OK.
X. l.. Dixon.
The Superior Court Of Chnnccry
has jurisdiction over all matters, pleas
and complaints whatsoever, belong.
ing to, or equitable in a court of
equity. 1t holds two sess. annually.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This court has original jurisdiction
~ civil cases, in whichthe sum in con.
troversy exceeds $50. For each OF
The eleven circuits, Judge and attor.
ney are elected quadrennially, by the
people, from November.
This court has also exclusive Grim
lnal jurisdiction.
Reorganization Of the judicial
Districts, as per act approved 1914
February, 1910.
First District.-Composed of the
counties of Warren, Claiborne. Wash
ington and Bolivar: Geo. Coalter,
Judge; E. G. Walker, District Altor.
ney.
Second Disrict.-Composed of the
counties Of Yalobu,ha, Carroll, Choc-
taw and Tallahatchie: B. F. Caru-
theirs, Judge; G. F. Neil, District At
torney.
Third Distritc. - Composed of the
counties of Adams, Wilkinson and
Jefferson. C. c. Cage, Judge; Stan
hope Posey, District Attorney.
Fourth District Composed ofthe
counties of Smith, Copiah, Simpson,
Scott, Newton and Neshoba A. G.
Brown, Judge; E. G. Peyton, Dist.
Attorney.
FJih Di,trict.--C Composed of the
ountics Of Jones, Jackson, Green. )
Perry, Wayne, Jasper, Clark and !
.auderdale: Henry Moungcr, Judge;
Inc. Watts, District Attorney. II
Siath District. Compose d of the
oil Noxubee, Lowndes, KEN
per, Winston md Okibbeha: Hend- :
icy s. Bonnet, Judge; Henry Gray, !
District Attorney. +
Seventh DHrict -Composed otthe !
of Hnds, Madison and Ran :
Kin: John ii. Rollins, Judge; Frank :
in Smith, Ditric Attorney.
Eighth Composed Of tina
OF Dsoto, Coahoma, Tunice
Ponola, Lafa Iette and Marshall: J.
VI. Howey, Jldge; Geo. A. Wilson,
District Attohey. t
Ninth DisFict.--C omposed Of the
Of Mbnroe, ltawamba, fish
,mingo, PoItotoc, Chickasaw and
Tippah; Stcphen Adams, Judge; J.
W. Thompson District Attorney.
Tenth Disoact.-Composed of the
counties of YaEoo, Holmes, Alfalfa,
md Leake: Morgan l.. Fitch, Judge;
Z. A. Perry, District Attorney.
EhvfnN District. Composed of
he counties of Lawrence, Covington,
hancock, Marion, Pike, Amite and
franklin: Van Tramp Crawford,
Judge; John L. Lampkin, District
Attorney.
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STATEMENT

Showing when and where the Cru
Court Of each county in this Stat
is held.
! Adams, 4th Monday in May and Nc
{ vember, at Natchez.
Amite. ed Monday in May aud No
vember, at Liberty.
Attala, lst Monday in April md DC
tober, kosciusko.
Bolivar, lst Monday in April and DC
tober, at Boliver ch.
Carroll, 1T Monday in Apul and Oc
toher. at CarroIlton.
Chickasaw, I'd Monday alter the 4th
Monday in April and October, al
Houston.
Choctaw, 4th Monday in March and
September, at Grcensborough.
Claiborne, 18th Monday in May and
November, at Port Gibson.
Clark, Sd Monday in May and No
vember, at Quitman.
Copiah, Isl Monday in May and No.
vember, at Gallatin.
Coahoma, Cd Monday in April and
October, at Coahoma c. h.
Covington, 4th Monday in April &
September, al Williamsburg.
DcSnin. Ath M~..I--y - Mssss' end
November, al HERNANDEZ.
Franklin, 4th Monday in May and
November, at Meadvjlle.
Green, LIST Monday in April and Oc-
tober, at Leakyille.
Hancock, LIST Monday in April and
October, at ShieldsDorough.
Kinds, Sd Monday in June and De-
cemher, at Raymond.
Holmes, Sd Monday in April and Oc-
tober, at Lexington.
itawamba, Sd Monday in April and
October, at Fulton,
Jackson, 4lh Monday in March and
S ptemoer, at Jackson ch,
Jasper, cd Mohday in May ana No
yember, at Pauldng.
Jefferson, LIST Monday in May and
November, at Fayette.
Jones, 4th Monday IN April and Oc-
tober, at Ellisville.
Kemper, 4th Monday in April and
October, at DeKalb.
Lauderdale, 4th Monday in May and
November, at Marion.
Lawrence, 4th Monday in May and
November. at Monticello.
Leake, lst Monday in Map and No
vember, at Carthage.
Lafayette, Sd Monday in May and
November, at Oxford.
Lowndes, LIST Monday in April and
October, at Columbus.
Madison, LIST Monday in May and
November, at Canton.
Marion, I'd Monday in April and Oc-
tober, at Columbia.
Monroe, 4th Monday i'll April and Oc-
toher, at Athens,
Marshall, LIST Monday after the 4th
Monday in May and November, at
Holly Springs.
Neshoba, LIST Monday after the 4th
Monday in April and October, al
Philadelphia.
Newton, LIST Monday after the 4lh
Monday in May and November, at
Decatur.
Noxnbee, Sd Monday in April and
October, at Macon.
Oktibbeha, 4th Monday after the 4th
Monday in April and October, at
Perry, Sd Monday in April and Oc-
tober, at Augusta.
Pontotoc, Sd Monday after the 9TH
in April and October, at
Pontotoc.
Pike, Sd Monday in April and Octo-
her, at bonneville.
Ponola, lst Monday in April and Oc-
tober, at Ponola.
Rankin, LIST Monday in June and De-
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26
~. ORLEANS RAG MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE.'

Exchange on England, at ight,-Pr.
Do do 60 days, 64a64 prm.
Do Paris, 60 days 5f3Oa 5f35.
Do New York, at sight par aaprm
Do New York, 60 days, do ai dis.
Do Boston, at sight 4 i prm
Do Boston, 60 days 4 a | dis.
Do Philadelphia, tslght 4ds Prm
Do Philapelpma, 90 days IA dis
Do Baltimore, at sight 4aaprm
Do Baltimore, 60 days 4al dis,
q. States Treasury Notes, lala pm
Sovereigns 81 S4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons SIS 3OaSi6 so
Patriot do SIS 5oaSl5 IS
American Gold sal prem.
go franc pieces S3 SoaS3 90
Mexican Dollars par.
Half Dollar par.
Dimes --..----- par al prm
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank of Louisiana, pays specie.
Gass Bank - ---- pays specie.
Mechanics g. Traders, pays specie.
Union Bank pays specie.
City Bank - pays specie.
Louisiana State Bank pays specie.
Carrollton Bank pays specie.
Canal Bank pays specie
Commercial Bank 23a25 dis.
Consolidated Bank --- 32a34 dis.
Citizens Bank 35a37 dis.
Improvement Bank 6oa65 dis.
Exchange Bank ---- 60a65 dis,
Bank of Orleans 45a5O dis.
Atchafalaya Bank S4aS7 dis.
Com. Bank, Natchez,c'ks( 7a,o dis
on Merchants Blk N. Oj
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Municipality No. One : l2al4 dis
Municipality No. Two Ia s dis
Municipality No. Three 65"6S dis.
uNcURRENT MONEY. disc'nt.
United States Bank Notes 50a55
Ala. State Bank s. Branches la l6
Planters Blk p. N. Natchez, 60a63
Agricultural Post Notes 4Sa52
Grand Gulf 70a74 |
Mississippi Union Bank s4ao7
Com. & K. R. Blk, Vicksburg, 90a9j
Georgia Banks uncertain.
Virginia & South Carolina par az
WESTERN HANKS. disc'nt.
Cincinnati Banks par 2
Ohio Country Banks 5al0
Kentucky Banks par a
Indiana Banks Lac
State Bank of Illinois 60a65
BANK Of Illinois, Shawneetown,60 a6S
Tennessee Banks aala
Arkansas Banks - - 60a65
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FARMING AND GARDENING.

THE following works (among many others
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Sproules Agriculture, vol. London, lS43
Youatt on the Horse, vol. London lo43
Bainbridges Guide to the Conservatory, Hot
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Beyan the Honey Bee, | vol. lS43.
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
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Hogg on the CarnatiUn; Main Oh Domestic Poul-
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johnson on Manurcs and Fertilizers.
Donaldson Manures, on Grasses, and on Farm
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Cacareous Mapures, by Edward Rufin, OF Vir-
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American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust
Soran's Practical llusbandry; Jesse Buels Far
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Outlines Of Flemish Husbaudry and Reports of
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Practical Gardener and Modern IIorticuurist,
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Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, vol. New
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