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pfoneuneed mert.ls he bsn nes bsi.t
fosad. wss ssppossd 20 have laegrd 10 ihs
nesk. He liua hosssss. frr three d1ys.
and m Bad symptoms eoming on, lhe sur
gssns began N dosbi me seesrsey oilhsiF
oPinion.. The ssppsr who ss~ him full
wss rxzmined. 10 ascertain whesher he
bed seen The bSlIss which sss Instantly
pFodaced from he wsisieasi poeksi. ssy-
log; lhsI pniying Nc. Reids silk hsnsksr
shisL be luund par Of 10 carried into che
weu@d. and ssing lil'ls force 10 ailh.
dFastnx u. he. ball cane out ~iih j.; mol
sinFlE thread ef The silk handkerchief
hssiAs gisrn gay. a. appeared sasrsm-
inaiaDa. No. Reidresossred. and 10 no~
. Lseulsnsni Colonel 10 lhe army. and
GoseInor Of The Bsrmedss
Ciasgop Courier.
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fSrHMIlS OF PANAMA.

Remarkable Facis-Among The reports
made to the Academy Of Science Of Paris,
Dece mber 20, was enc from Nj. de Hum
bufd,. on the subjec, of connecting the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by means oil
. canal, a, ihe Lsthmus OF Dariea~ II The
statements 10 this report be correct. the
object can be accomplished without diff
ficulty snd q, a mlf,ng expense. I" fe
informs .he Academy ths, the preparatory
lsbors fnr cutting canal across The isth-
mus Of Panama are advancing rapidly.
The commission appointed by The Go
verumeH OF New Granada for the con.
struciion OF canal TO unite The two oceans
has terminated its examination Of The To-
cali.ies, and has arrived at result a. for
ltunaie a. il was unexpected. The chain
lof CoTdileras does mol extend, - We sup
posed. across the Is,hmus, but on the
contrary, a valley very favourable 10 the
operation has been discovered. The ma
tural position OF the waters is also "a
vourable. Three rivers. over which an
easy contrOf may be established. and
which may be made partially navigable,
would be connected with The canal. The
excavations necessary would no. extend
to more than l2a miles IN length. The
fall may be regulated by four double locks
1873 feet in. length; and the total length o
the canal will be 40 miles, with widtl
OF l35 fee, a, the surface. and S. OF th'
base; the depth will be 90 feet. Tit
csnsl thus executed will be navigsble By
vessels of Iron 1000 TO f.400 tons
according 10 the estimate OF Nj. Morel,
French engineer, the total cost Of this cana
would be only "a millions Of francs, in
Guiding the purchase of two steamers.
| ". 7. Observer.
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CURIOUS FACT.

The efficacy Of silk in repelling mus
ket or pistol sho,, has frequently been
made q snhjec, OF doubt and discussion
We have lately met with whs, we con-
eeive 10 be a strong denomination Of re-
polling iorce IN late publication. by q
medical officer Of the army, DR.. Adam
Neale. which derives additional interes.
from the celebrity Of the person princi-
pally concerned. A very promising
young officer OF Engineers, with whom
lived in habits OF the greatest intimacy
and friendship. While employed in repair
ing the breaches of Ciudad Rodrigo, con-
suited me respecting an obstinate head
ache and gidtiness, which found was
principally oeca.ioned by his wearing a
stiff black Leather stock. / earnestly re-
commended him to lay /. aside, which he
tenaciously declineds when as a farther
inducement | told him tina. in the even, oil
substituting q black silk handkerchief. it
might one day preserve his life, ss elk
would certainly turn ball. which nsigh,
penetrate leather. Al length he comPli-
ed. aud. .. ! predicted. his headache left
him. We soon after separated. he going
TO the lish, division, and my station be-
ing with Lord Hill. The campaign com.
menced, and in q few weeks learned
with the greatest grief, that nv gallant
friend had fallen a, the head Of the firs'
s,orming party at St Sebastian. ! vas
then s,slioned at Resnoze, many league:
distant. As believed him dead my sur
prise and joy were grea. on receiving
letter from him some weeks afterwards
acqua;ning me that when on the very
g!scis, he had been wounded with bal
by a man on The walls. He fell covered
With blood, which slreamed in prolnsioI
from his. mouth and nosisl.; one Of hi
own corps dragged him Immediately init
the trench. lie was carried 10 bis quar-
tiers, aud The wound on examination, wa
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Fssm Ne Highland Messenger.
EDUCATION.

n masi be EEslifs ng 70 sssry loser oI
Al. sauasry snd ~ Inc has isisresls 81
n, LllsH- men. 10 witness he increased
,.sr.sons shlch are being made in slrnosl
every section ofIhis highly favored uniou
ar he inlslIseIusl culture 81 he rising
s.asrsiion. : Dseply conscious Of he
i,el, thai in 4 proper system ofsdueslion
Le.Ihs property and safety ofous nation.
ne re ,vle. east west. norh and south.
are becoming aroused on The subj. e. and
Aundrsds aId thousands are steadily On.
s,sed 10 pssling forth Efforts in soms de-
srss propsriiansa 10 The iuponsnes and
n.fsilude Of Ihs sofk. Colleges and
,ssJrmiss are springirg sp % II By magic.
where b., yes'erd.y al was barren wil-
dsrnsss: and in sections where The wood.
saa's are bus ls'ely SOUNDED Tor The frsl
sms. scores % merry boys snd girls are
new gasI.xrrd % rereisc he fudimenls ol
MA. Learning sheh. 10. In days ysi 20
cone. n sasf ~ them. for ne Lbors and
aailss 81 seire lifs-lo prepare them "a
discharge The honorable duties Of Amer
lean cillzen.. when The present generation
shall have ben numbered among The
things haal :. ware. bul are noi." Bsl
whlls something has been done. and
aaeh u nos dong. much remains ve, 10
be done. There Se thousands d children
sl bath sen. sho viii soon reach lhe
prime OF lie. OF Who vii 81 least soon
Be sellng their parts in common with 9th
or einzens nf The country generally, shU
are as YET destitute Of all that sort Of intel
sc,ual culture requisite 10 prepare them
iOr that responsible stat on. Hundreds
sf o;hrrs, and miny too. IN tbs section.
are. BY their ignorant, vicious and lazy
parents, sui. red Z, grow on without ev, n
Me cultivation Of tlIOse habits Of industry
add these principles os messi honesty ne
eessaIy 10 enable them 10 procure fnr
themselves the ntcessaries OF life, much
less 10 act noble paris IS citizens Of this
free and independent nation. Too lazy
10 wark; aud heartily do We wish ae
could add 100 homes, d sieal--msny par
enls suifsr illeir childlen 10 grow up more
Ike butler-weeds OF brutes, than rational
beings. They teach them neither indus.
Wy, economy. or iiugshly-yir,ue. hon
e,ty, or sobriety. nor yet the rules of cons
mon decency. These are soon TO be lei
loose upon society wilhont having learR-
ed scarce anything which they should,
/, and without The sbili,y either 10 appreci-
sse their privileges or comp1eAsad their
duties AZ American citizens. The only
remedy which We can see 81 present Tor
his state Of things is 10 be found in the
influence Of an efficien, and well directed
ministry, which shall. by the authority
o. its high commission, urge and impress
ilas duty upon all TO bring up then
children " In the nurture and admoniiion
of The f.ord''-;o habits Of industry and
honesty. and 10 educate them to the ex-
lent Of their ab,li,iess--sni then, with
this The corporation Of the common
school system, system winch merits
she most profound attention and unweari
cd efforts Of all the American people.
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upon NE nfm Efnend 81 lfngh ef titis OF
PrsefsPiion OF innsmerisl sssfs. he
shsls nanbsr 10 sissa % s.ec0. Tha
81 sidows 10 4os. whils me dlscoRs0lass
81 nlhrr ser smosnl 10 800.
Such 10 the mere musier-roII, or whss
the Frrneh books On lhe Ar Military call
The pcrsoHlei. IN lhis snelfnl usrlsrs. al
ssys not = liine falsl s.sa xhsn lsssl
eioady. 10 describe The more active
oPefslons--Ihs marehings and sysnief-
msrehings. The isinls. NE surprises. The
corps Dc man. he seigss. shs bl0skades,
the attacks By sehelon movements. lhs
downright sfssuiis. ,hs roais. The retreats.
shs mining and eouuler-n mining. she calling
10 oS sUrIlIafy forces of molhers. sunls,
and cousins. The parks ofeyesnillsry. The
nssksHy efelossr fghlIhs hsnd-io-hshd-
.ork uhen IL comes 10 The actual pub
Of ihe bsyonsi, The sifhs. The VOWS. the
knsslngs. The lears. o. 81 least The poek-
% handksr-chirf that stand Cor Ihsm;
and henIhe smiles more or less bswilch
lng. skiiful repslses. The lsnsuishings, The
uell-mansgsd disdsis. The seeming invo-
lunlary squeszss. The well studied eonfv>
Sons, the bushes made by holding The
hfealh. Ihe ambusesdes Of snail fa,ars.
and The lssi tuisous victory Of The exlorled
KISS all this would be long. not 10 speak
Of The mschisyelism OF confdsnls and
waiting maids. and The 6nal diplomscy OF
those who draw deeds OF settlement and
trust So. 70 shorten 81 this. we must
conclude with NE following return Of IA
ia!iiies, &c. in isbulsr forms
Number Of young men nov going
courling in Lancaster 1850
OF which. have actually popped The
question and been accepted go
Duo, and bern refused 25
Number who are anxious 10 pop the
question, but cant screw vp their
courage l,6l0
Number who have been Tilted IS
Number hunting fortunes 2,349
Numbsr Of confirmed old bneke
Iors .~ ->. -...- $50
OF which are moi worth having sI5
OF which would do. ss last resort 5
Number ol widowers who wish 10
marry sgain 4
Number oil widows do do SOC
Number ofyoung ladies' who are in
the msrket 6,64s
or which have actually had offers 655
OF which waiting 10 dreadful sus
pense ....... .n l,6lC
OF which concluded 10 accept l,69s
Oh which will ssk her mother
Number Of young ladies in market.
with "meisllIe. charms" la
OF which hold bank stock . &C
OF which will heir small farm each Il
on which have money at interest Al
Number Of young ladies qualified 10
make good wives 6,64s
or which would darn their husbands 70
stocking $50
or which skillkll in astronomy 5.s3t
or which learned in the languages Ala;
or which able 10 spell their own
| names Sc.
or " hich know how to waltz 4.30t
OF which know how to make a
pudding l.76l
OF which know how 10 use spin
ming wheel 4
or which know how 10 spend their
husbsnds' money Get!
Here is . I" Lancas,erian school, 4
which our young readers will, We n
sure, be ready TO 60.
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From the PENNSYLVANIA.

Every one who writes letters. has been
puzzled at times. both a, the beginning and
the end Of an epis,le, 10 knowexac,ly what
degree Of cordiali,y to assume, whether
the party addressed should be spoken to
as /" Sir,' or Dear ST. or My Dear
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An exchange paper says that there was
letter lately arrived at the PosI Oasce
in P,,tsburg, Pa. with the following CO.
micsl direction on the back:
"swift as the mail pelsue your route.
Nor stop 10 stay sr any.
Until you reach Miss catharine Trout,
In Pittsburg, Pennsy wanna"
. When the letter was received at the
Pos, Office in Piusburg. a witty Clerk
wrote on il as follows:
"Miss Catharine Trout, .
Soon came about,
Aud fished this funny letter oai"
And to complete The JOKE. the editor
Who reports the affair, sdds--
: "This. pretty Troui, as we opine,
Is caught by him who dropped that line"
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-sslsrs kanes. shss ~ill sksk kspss -
higher. thsis dsssiniss trishlsI.
ThsNaelexCnsfier srpsagnaislY ssys
Of ihs bR 81 slsqpsaee. EiirI fnf esszagss-
hsnfiseasss sad bss,iij ifersEreairg 50
l'msiy aud paopristy 81 ssni meat. "a
base never seea any pfodurtion % sxrsl
ID. We psblssh h 40 sram posi'iaa 500
ny 10 be preserved. a. o. Trspie.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-15
Al Card.
TIME undersigned having formed .
co.par,nership under the firm OF

|TNHE undersigned having formed
co.par,nershiP under the firm Of
C. r. GRAB AM & CO.,
in Springfield, La, intend TO keep con-
stanily on hand, general assortment o.
Goods, suitable for Plantation and family
use, comprising Northern and Western
Produce of every kind, an extensive va
riety Of Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes
Hardware and Cutlery, and will also
attend TO the Receiving and Forwarding
business.
We will make liberal advan ces, either
in cash or goods, on consignmenls TO ouI
friends, Messrs. McRae, Graham a. Co.
in New Orleans, and we assure such as
may see proper to trust their business tc
our charge, that ii will meet with prompt
and assiduous attention.
Very Respectfully, 4
Your obedient servants,
c. r. GRAHAM, Il Co.
Dec. 3, 1842. 4
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Rules Of the High Court Of ErroTs and
Appeats al ats January Term, 1870.

Rules Of the H,gh Court of ErroTs and
APpeals al as January Term, 1910.
ORDERED, That hereafter, when case
is reached on the docket, il no counsel ap.
pear on either side, or when no counsel
be marked on the docket, the case shall
be dismissed: Provided, hoiserer, That
such dismissal may be sci aside, on good
cause shown, supported by affidavit; but
in no case will such dismissal be set aside,
unless the affidavit also shown that there
are probable merits.
When any defendant in error shall be
dissatisfied with the security taken in any
writ Of error bond, he may move the court
for rule upon the plaintiff in error 10
show cause, on day 10 be named, why
the superseIeas should not be discharged,
or other security given; copy Of which
rule shall be served oil the plaintiff in err
ror, at least five days before the exp!ras
ton Of tile same.
Tho motion for the rule must be founded
upon an affidavit: Of the insufficiency Of
the security taken-and the affidavit Of a
person interested in the Judgment below,
may be read in support Of the application.
II the court is satisfied from the affidavit
that there is cause to nlerpose the rule
will be entered. On showing cause, affi-
davis taken by either party may be read
to show The sutiiciency or nsutticency Of
the security taken, provided reasonable
notice be given OF, the taking Of the same.
The affidavit Of the security may be re-
ceived. lfthe security is adjudged insult
ticient, the additional security must be ap-
proved by The court.
Ordered, That hereafter when rear
gurnenl is ordered, the re-argument shall
be had at the same term at which il is
granied-,he cause TO be placed at the
end oil the docket Of the district TO which
II belongs.
Test: RIA. PATRICK, clerk.
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Dec. 3, 1912.
VALUE OF GOLD COIN, BY THE ACT
OF 1884

VALUE OF GOLD COIN, BY THE ACT
OF 1884.
The Eagle coined before July 3ist, 1884,
weighing 97O grains, and containing e
Az. grs, of pure gold,) must be taken al,
81 cents mills per penyweight, and the
halves & quarters in the same proportion
The Eagle coined after July 3lst, 1884
weighing 258 grains Of pure gold, musl
be aken at S 10, and the halves and quar-
iers in the same proportion.
The following foreign gold coins are
also legal tender by sCsight, after the 3ls.
Of July, 1884. Those Of Great Britain,
Portugal and Brazil, containing II parts
pure gold and alloy, a, 81 cents and 8
mills for each pennyweight. Those OF
France containing 9 parts Of pure gold
and Of alloy, at 33 cents and mill for
each pennyweight. Those Of Spain, Mex
leo and Columbia, containing 90 parts OF
pure GOLD, and 3 parts and 4,5ths Of part
of alloy, at 80 cents and mills for each
pennyweight. The following table ex-
hibils the weight and value Of ct IN coin
after July 3lst, 1884:
Weight Value.
NAMES OF COINS.
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GOVERNMENT OF MISSISSIPPI.

GOVERNMENT OF MISSISSIPPI
TILLMAN NJ TUCKER, Governor, till a.
LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, Secretary Of State
J. E. MATTHEW'S, Aud. Of Public Accounts
JOHN e. GRAVES, State Treasurer.
JOHN d. FREEMAN, Attorney General.
JUDICIARY.
Judges Of High Court Of Errors AMI
Appeals VIM. L. Sharkey, Alexander
Nj. Clayton and Edward Turner. Clerk
Robert A. Patrick.
GrThe High Court Of Errors and APP
peals has no jurisdiction, except what pro-
perly belongs to Court Of Errors and
Appeals; its sessions, are holden on the
first Monday ofJanuary and July, at Jack
son; being virtually but one session per
ennum.
Chancellor Of the State.--R. III, Buck
nor. Clerk. L. Dixon.
The Superior Court Of Chancery has
Jurisdiction over all matters, pleas and
complaints whatsoever, belonging to, or
cognizable in Court OF Equity: It holds
two sessions annually.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This Court has original jurisdiction in
civil cases, in which the SUNNI controyerf
sy exceeds $50. For each ofthe eleven
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-15

Attorney and Counsellor at LdiO.
HAS permanently located himself IN
the town Of Liberty, and will at
Tend 10 all professional business entrust.
cd TO his care, in tho several courts OF
Amite county.
or Office on Washington street form
crly occupied by Dr.. 0. w. Caulieild.
Jan. 81 I843-~5O
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HENRY G. STREET,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HAS permanently located himself a
Ill his plantation, seven miles below
Liberty, where he will always be found
when not professionally engaged Any
business entrusted to his care in the Cir
cult or Probate Courts of Amiie. shall
have his undivided attention, as he does
not intend to extend his practice beyond
the limits Of the county.-Address, Lib.
erty, Amite County, Mississippi
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HAMILTON M'KNIGHT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Liberty, Mississippi W
XKTlLL continue 10 practice Law, in
" the Circuit Courts Of Amile,
Pike, and Franklin, and will extend his
circuit to the county Of Marion. Bust
ness in the Probate Of Amiie, will meet
with his particular attention. He will
be found in tho Office formerly occupied
BY Judge Crawford on Washington street.
January 8, l842.
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y. Saunders,

General Agent a. Commission Merchant,
WOODvILLE, MISSISSIPPI
XKTILL give particular attention TO
" the Saletof all description Of
merchandise, or robustness Of any kind
entrusted to his care, such as collecting
or liquidaiing claims, receiving and for.
warding Goods, Cotton, SC, Selling and
purchasing articles o. any and every
description. From long and intimate
knowledge OF general business, ne conf
IDENTIFY solici,s consignments wi, h orders,
a share OF business, and pledges his best
exertions to afford satisfaction.
J. SAUNDERS.
REFERENCES.
VIM. P. Dixon, NeW York,
Z g. F. T. Prescott,
Grayson, Henry & Co.
John R. Mccall, NsO Or!edHs.
John P. Harris, Va
Tho. W. Dyer, Bayou Sara.
Jos Jos, H. ! Street isn esq Matches.
Judge 5sdss: s ss,i ' ssasSei, w.oaDilA.
BIZ. Herbert, Esq. }
IN =: n; G FIs;.s. Viekssurg.
Thomas Hutchinson, Esq, Louisville, Ky.
Woodvlle, December II, lS42. AZ
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IN O Mist a Ike! !"
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION


GREATLY AND NO PUFF "
'TNHE subscriber respectfully informs
the inhabitants Of Liberty and its
vicinity, that he has made an arrange
ment with large firm in the city OF New
Orlerns, for a general assortment Of win
ter clothing and Dry Goods, which ne
will offer for sale at the lowest cash prl-
ces. He will keep constantly on hand a
LARGE assortment oGLowell's and Brogans
made at the Penitentlary Baton Rouge.
Italian and French Gro de nap,
Swiss and French muslins,
English and French calico,
Merrimac and Rowen calico,
English and French mercno,
Kentucky and Stubensville Jeans,
Rombazines,
Circassians,
Grape;
Linsey,
Hard Times,
Furniture calico,
Irish Linnens,
German Lnnens,
Dress Capes,
Ladies Cloaks,
lnsertiDgs,
Boys clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Ladies and Gents. Silk Hose,
do do LINEN and Cotton do.
do do Silk thread cotton and
Leather Gloves,
Silk bonnetts,
Straw do,
Leghorn do,
| Ribbons,
LINEN and Calico shirts,
Umbrellas,
Blanket Kearsey Cloth and Pilot
Overcoats.
Cass,mer and Cassinet pantaioons,
Silk, Satin, Velvet, Wollen velvet
ard Cloth Vests,
Besides great many other articles too
numerous to particulerize.
N. B. LoweIl's at IL l-2 cts. per yard,
Negro shoes 81 81 IA cts. per
pair. LEVY DREYFUSS:
Nov. 10 l84l 47-tf
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Ecircults, Judge and attorney are 1890
quadrennialIy, from November.
This court has also exclusive crim;n. |,
ljurisction.
OF THE JUDICIAL pJsre,cr,
las per Act, approved February 10, Is4o,
Isl. Judicial District, composed Of i.
counties Of Warren Claiborne, Washinc
ton and Bolivar.
Cd. JUDICIAL District, composed Of A..
counties Of Yalobusha, Carroll, Choc,a.ss'
and Talahatchie.
Sd Judicial District. composed Of Mo
counties orAdams, Wilkinson, and Jena -
son.
4th Judicial District, composed Of rio
counties OF Smith, Copiah, Simpson. Sco,,
Newton, and Neshoba.
9th Judicial District, composed Of NJ
counties Of Jones, Jackson, Green, Perry
Wayne, Jasper, Clarke, and Lauderdaa
9th judicial District, composed Of II"
counties OF Noxubee, Lowndes, Kemper
Winston and Ociibbeha.
7ih Judicial District, composed of,bo
counties of Kinds, Madison, aud Rankin
9th Judicial District, composed Il ina
counties Of De Soto, Coahomas Tunics
Ponola, Lafayette and Marshall.
9th judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Monroe, llawamba, Tishami1.
60, Pontotoc, Chicasaw and Tippah.
10th judicial District, composed Of the
counties oil Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa, and
Leake.
18th Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Lawrence, Coyington, Han.
cock, Marion, Pike and Franklin.
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SMILEY & LOWRY,

Attornies al Eau,
XTILL practice in the several Courts Of
wv the Eleventh Judicial District of Mis-.
sissppi Office in Liberty. Miss.
JAMES M. SMILEY,
JAMES F. LOWRY.
October LIST, 1912. 81
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NoTLCR

VXTM. II. DILLINGHAM; AND JAMES
" WALKER have associated themselves
in the practice Of the lay, and will attendsst0
such professional matters a. may DO Coz H
10 them.--Ofices at Liberty, Amite County,
and Woodvillc, IN Wilkinson County, at which,
one Of the partners will be found, unless absent
on professional business. In case Of their absence
ellbusiness lodged for them in the hsnds Of E. NJ.
Davis, Eq., Clerk Of the Circuit Court, will meet
their prompt attention.
August 80. 1889. 35yl