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Selanare.

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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
SADNESS.

THERE are moments in our lives
when WEAKNESS and desolation sit
brooding over the downcast spirit,
like the angel Of death, with wings
outspread, shutting out every cheer
ing ray oflight from the broad blue
skies Of hope, land casting a gloom,
blacker than the shades Of midnight,
over the soul. There are moments
when the spirit shrinks within itself,
as the mildew Of disappointment set
ties heavily upon it, whitening az its
Joys, and blasting in the bud all its
1forndest anticipations. The wall Of
sadness swells in every fitful breeze;
it deepens in every passing gale,
drowning the joyous melody OF Hopes
sweet song in its deep notes Of wo'
This feeling of sadness comes over
us at times, we hardly know how, or
why. 1t may be causeds perhaps, al
one time, by the sound Of . long-for
COTTON favorite song, once heard from
the lips of one now slumbering in the
grave; and again, it is caused by one
word Of remembrance--by q Leaf. Q
flower, or by a simple token Of an alb
'sent ones love. It may be, per-
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

support Of the application. u The
court IL satisfied from the affidavit
that there Il cause 10 lnlefp0sc, the
rule will be entered. On showing
cau.e, afIidavIis taksn by citbor par
" may be- read To show tho snlIicicn'
cy or insuilicicncy of the security tn
ken, provided reasonable notice be
given Of the taking Of the same. II
the security 10 adjudged Insufficient
The additional security must be APP
proved BY tho court.
Ordsrd, That hereafter when O
rc.argument IL ordered, the ra-argu'
ment shail bc had ut the same term al
which II 10 granted--thc cause TO be
placed nj the end Of the docket OF the
district to which II belongs.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
TO PRESERVE HAMS,

The people in this mountain counv
try pack. away bacon hams In ashes.
The time ofpackingis early in March
before the oil begins running from
the effects OF hot weather. A hogs
head or barrel, viii answer as place
Of packing, and the only precuation
necessary, is to haze the hams put N,
early and have the ashes dry, placing
a layer Of hams, then. ashes, alteFn-
ately. The hogihead should then be
set 10 a dry place..
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

4
chance. that some deep feeling of tbs
heart Il stirred, some hidden chord
vibrAies 10 the touch OF nsmory. or
some emotion that had long slept, 10
awakened TO action. mysterious snd.
nctsl II pnsata over tire spirit, like
the shadow II a cloud upon tho land
scapc, fitting over bill, meadow and
rNulct, and leaving no token behind
TO tell where IL path has been. n
passes away like the shadow. and the
glad sun of Hope beams more bright.
y than before; her skies are OF q
deeper blue, while Pleasures song
sters swell swecter lay, and the soul
dances for joy. ALL there ismo mes
senger like sadness in this dark world.
MS the token Of joys to come. Its
the bitter drop before the cup Of bliss,
rendering JOY more sweet by its con.
trast with sorrow. Come 10 me then,
Sadness!--come TO ma at the morn
ing's dawn, at the dewy hour Of even,
or TO my couch in the still midnight,
and will welcome thee as q messen-
ger from the world OF unseen reali-
ties that lie around my path, knowing
full well that though thy form be dark
and shadowy, yet hope and joy, and
sunlight linger in Thy footsteps, and
follow in thy train. L0iccN Offering
A PATTERN SETTLEMENr.-The
Edenton Sentinel says there is a small,
secluded district, named 'Croatan, on
the coast Of North Carolina, sepera-
ted from the main land by marshes
and the Croatan Sound, which is
believed 10 be without parallel on
tho globe. 1t contains about hun
dred and fifty inhabitants; nearly all
are mt mhers ofthe Methodist Church
and assemble for warship every Sab.
bath there are but ttc0 who drink az
dent spirits. There is not a store or
shop, doctor, lawyer. justice Of the
peace, coroner, constable. or any
other officer Of any kind. lf any
difficulty occurs among them, The
matter ia referred to their friends, and
they settle it, They live like one
family, and brolls as seldom occur NJ
they do in the best regulated families
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

TsnMs.---TWO DOLLAIls per
!. .nnm. In advance, or THREE, at
In end ofthe year. go,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS will be inserted
Z. tbe rate of 81 90 per square for
> frat insertion, and SO cents for
hch week thcrcaltcr---ten lines or
80 constituting square. The num-
In of insertions required, must De
.narked on the margin OF tile manu-.
srript. or they will be inserted till
Amid. and charged accordingly.
Il All Advertisements from distance,
must be accompanied with the CASH
n thew will not be inserted.
Announcing candidates for office
kill be SIS for county ofiices--$lo
'br state offices--in advance.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
In reasonable terms.
Postage must be paid on all letters
connected with the Office, to ensure
attention.
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RULES
Ofthe High Court Of Errors and APP
peals, adopted tits January term,

Ofthe High Court Of Errors and APP
peals, adopted atits January term,
1910.
Ordered, That hereafter when a
case is reached on the docket, il no
council appear on either side, or when
no council be marked on the docket,
the case shall be dismissed: Provi-
ded. however, that such dismissal
NAV be set aside, on good cause
shown, supported by affidavit; but in
no case will such dismissal be set a.
side, unless the affidavit also show
that there are probable merits.
When any defendantin error shalt
he dissatisfied with the security Ia
ken in any writ Of error bond, ne
NAV move the court for rule upon
the plaintiff in error to show cause,
on day to be named, why the super
sedias should not be discharged, OF
other security given; copy OF Which
rule shall be servedon the plaintiff in
error. at least FIVE days before the
expiration Of the sane.
The motion for the rule must be
founded upon an affidavit Of the IN
suf;civncy Of the security taken--c'
the affidavit Of a person interested u
the Judgment below. may be read y
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

Ccinber, M I,rnnd0n.
Scott. ID Monday IN April and Octo-
Der. NJ Ilill.borougb.
Simpson, ID Monday In May aud No
ycmbcf, ut IIostyillr.
smith, lIh Monday in April aud 0c.
lobcr, at Fairfield.
1'alahalchic, ith Monday 10 May 4
November, ut Charleston.
Tunica, ist Monday in April and DC
tober, Vt Commerce..
Tippoh, LIST Monday in April and
October, nj Ripley.
Tishemingo, I'd Monday In April N
October, nj Jacinio.
Warren, 81 Monday Ia April and De
ioher, nj Vicksburg.
Washington, ed Monday in April Il
October, Princeton.
Wayne, ID Monday in April & Octo-
Der. at Winchester.
Wilkinson, LIST Monday in April and
October, at Woodvile.
Winston, Sd Monday after the 4th
yNonday in April and October Mt
Louisville.
Yalobusha, lst Monday in May and
November, at COTE eville.
Yazoo, list Monday in May and No
vember, at Benton.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
so WHY SHOULD THE SPIR-
IT OF MORTALS BE PROUDW

THERE is nothing that will make
man feel his own littleness, and the
very small part he occupies IN this
world, more than to walk among the
graves Of the departed-to stand by
the tomb stone that MAJ ks the resting
place ofone who, but short time be-
fore, was like himself full Of life and
health--whose hold on life was APP
parently as strong as his own, but
who now lies beneath the green sod,
where neither .he suns bright glance,
her the moons mild rays can reach
him. He may go away, and amid
the jostling busy crowd those feelings
may be stilled; he may turn away
from his fellow-man with cold and
naughty look, as though he would say,
81 am holier than thou," but here, as
he stands with the silent dead around
him, sense OF his own unworthiness
irushes upon lis uIirld, and he Is ham
bled and rebuked. He may be proud
of his wealth, of the display he can
make before the world, and scorn to
be seen in the company Of the poor
but honest laborer; bat when he re-
|alizes the turth that the same narrow
home awaits alike the rich and the
poor-that the frail tenement Of
which he was so proud, will soon rest
beneath the same sod that covers bis
dependent brother, his pride is sub.
dued, and for time he can look up.
on his fellow man as on a brother.
1t would be we'll for us If we would
more frequently leave the gilded halls
OF pleasure, and direct our steps to
| the spot where, undisturbed by the
noise and clamor Of the world, the
dead repose. As we stand upon thai
consecrated ground, with the trees
waving gently over US, and the bird:
singing sweetly among the branches
and reflect that beneath the same 500
which our feet now tightly press, W.
may il short time repose, shall W.
mot in deep humility exclaim,"O WHY
should the spirit Of mortals be proud?
l-LowcN Offering.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
GOVERNMENT OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

STATE OFFICERS
T. M. Tucker, Governor, until 1894.
l.. G. Galloway, Secretary Of State
J. E. Matthews, Aud. Of Pub. Acc.
VIM. Clark, State Treasure.
j. ID. Freeman, Attorney General.
JUDICIARY.
Judges Of High Court Of e. g. A.
VIM. L. Sharkcy, Alexander M.
Clayton and Edward Turner.
Clerk, F. w. Hopkins.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
DOMESTIC,
TO MAKE PICKLES.

Take one gallon Of whiskey and
two OF spring water and put them in
a stone jar, put in your cucumbers
and they will be ready for use Il. a
few weeks, without any further pre-.
paration.-Try it. The writer, would
lie willing never more totaste apicklea
il whiskey could be banished from our
beloved America.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
The iIieh court Of Errors aud 40.


The High court Of Errors and APP
peals las no jurisdiction, except
what properly belongs 20 a Court OF
Errors and Appeals, its sessions are
holden on The first Monday Of Janua.
~ and July, ut Jackson, being viftu.
ally but ono session per nnnufn.
CAanceii0r.--R. II. Buckner, elk.
X. l.. Dixon.
The Superior Court OF Chanccry
has jurisdiction over all matters, pleas
aud complaints whatsoever, belong
ing 70, or cognizable In a court OF
equity. II holds two sess. annually.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This court has original jurisdiction
In civil cases, In which the 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
inal jurisdiction.
REORGANIZATION Of the Jnaiciot
Districts, as per act approved 1871
February, 1910.
First District. Composed of the
counties Of Warren, Claiborne, Wash
ington and Bolivar: Geo. Coalter,
Judge; f. G. Walker, District Attor.
ney.
Second Districi.-Composed Of the
counties OF Yalobusha, 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.
FIFTH DiStrict.-C Composed of the
counties Of Jones, jackson, Green,
Perry, Wayne, Jasper, Clark and
I,auderdale: Henry Mounger, Judge;
Jno. Watts, District Attorney.
Sirth District.--ComPoscd OF the
coantiea Of Noxubee, Lowndes, Ken.
Der. Winston and Oktibbeha: Hend-
ley S. Bennett, Judge; Henry Gray,
District Attorney.
Seventh District. - Composed OF the
counties of Kinds, Madison and Ran
kin: John III. Rollins, Judge; Frank
lin Smith, Distric Attorney.
Eighth District.-ComPosed OF tina
counties OF Desoto, Coahoma, Tnnice
Ponola, Lafayette and Marshall: J.
Nj. Howey, Judge; Geo. A. Wilson,
District Attorney.
| Ninth District.--Composed Of the
counties of Monroe, Itawamba, fish
emingo, Pontotoc, Chickasaw and
Tippah: Stephen Adams, Judge; ).
! ~. Thompson, District Attorney.
Tenth DiSerict.-Composed oil the
counties Of Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa,
and Leake: Morgan L. Fitch, Judge;
/ II. A. Perry, District Attorney.
| Elevcaih Distyict.--Composed Of
the. counties of Lawrence, Covington,
Hancock. Marion, Pike, Amite and
Franklin: Van Tramp Crawford
Judge; John T. Lamplin, District
AttorRey.l
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
STATEMENT

Showing when and where the Cirult
Court Of each county in this State
Is held.
Adams, 4th Monday in May and No
vember, at Natchez.
Amite, Cd Monday in May and No
vember, ut Liberty.
Alfalfa, LIST Monday in April and DC
tobcr, Kosciusko.
Bolivar, LIST Monday in April and DC
tober, at Boliver h.
Carroll, LIST Monday in April and DC
tober, at Carrollton.
Chickasaw, I'd Monday after the 4th
Monday in April and October, at
Houston.
Choctaw, 4th Monday in March and
September, at Greensborongh.
Claiborne, 4th Monday in May and
November, at Port Gibson.
Clark, sd Monday in May and NO.
vember, at Quitman.
Copial, LIT Monday in May and No
vcmbcr, at Gallatin.
Coahoma, ed Monday in April and
October, at Coahoma c. h.
Coyington, 4th Monday in April "
September, at Williamsburg.
DeSoto, 4th Monday in March and
November, at fernando.
Franklin, 4th Monday in May and
November, at MeadvilIc.
Green, LIST Monday in April and DC
tober, at Lcakyillc.
Hancock, LIST Monday. in April and
October, at Shieidsborongh.
Kinds, Sd Monday in June and De-
cember, at Raymond.
Holmes, Sd Monday in April and DC
tober, at Lexington.
itawamba, Sd Monday in April and
October, at Fulton.
jackson, 9TH Monday in March and
s, ptember, at Jackson c h.
Jasper, Sd Monday in May and No
vember, at Paalding.
Jefferson, LIST Monday IN May anu
November, at Fayette.
Jones, 4th Monday in April and DC.
tober, at Ellisyille.
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, ist Monday in Map and No
vemher, at Carthage.
Lafayette, Sd Monday in May and
November, at Oxford.
l.owDdes, LIST Monday 10 April and
October, at Columbus.
!! Madison, lst Monday in May and
/ November, Mt Canton.
Marion, ed Monday in April and Oc'
tobef, at Columbia.
Monroe, 4th Monday III April and DC
tober, at Athens.
| Marshall, LIST Monday after the 4ti
Monday in May and November, al
Holly Springs.
Neshoba, LIST Monday after the All
| Monday in April and October, a.
Philadelphia.
Newton, LIST Monday after the All
Monday ia May and November, a
4 Decatur.
Noxubee, Sd Monday in April ant
/ October, at Macon.
J Oktibbeha, 4th Monday after the All
!, Monday in April and October, a
IStarkyillc.
Perry, Sd Monday in April and Oc
,ober, at Augusta.
llPontotoc, Sd Monday after the All
, Monday ia April and October, a
lPontotcc.
, Pike, Sd Monday in April and Octc
: Der, at bonneville.
. Ponola, lst Monday in April and %
y tobes, at Ponola.
a ! Rankin, lstMDnday in June and De
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

70 DESTROY Ben BUGs.--Make .
strong decoction ofred pepper, when.
ripe, and apply it with . comnnoh,
paint brush TO the joints Of the bed
steads wainscoting, &C., where these
odious insects usually resort, and it is
said twill scond destroy thems-- Team
AQr.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16
CURE FOR THE WHOOPlNG.
COUCH.

Opossum's oil is said to>be a SOW
ereign cure for this painful disease
The patient takes it inwardlN bG
doses after the manner Of sweet or
castor oil. Try it.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

A loafer, drunk, laid down on the
string piece Of dock on the North
River, at New York, the other night.
and, made but one move Afterwards.
that was from time to eternity-he
fell in the river and was drowned.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

A paper in Texas Tecommspde 10
the settlers natte Tupsin debt. Having
run from debt 70, get hare, says ne,
there can be NO greater folly Than
running into 1t when here, beyond
which there is no place To run.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

They who talk degradipg!y Of wo-
men, have rot sufficient taSte 10 fei~
ish their excellenCies, Of purity
enough to court theif acauahitahee'