New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03
SSisslnsippi. Entelllgence.

70 MARSHALL County CIRCuIT CnuRT.---Thls court,
says the Holly Springs Reporter Of the 3oth, COM
menced the spring term on Monday last. Judge
This s the first term of this court, for this coun
ty, since September, 1860, though in March and
September Of 1861, there were informal terms at
which no business was transacted, Monday and
Tuesday were occupied in calling over and dispos-
ing of the old docket The papers were lost in
most Of the cases, and continuances and dismiss
sails were the most frequent orders The State
docket and all papers relating thereto, had en-
tirely disappeared during the war; on Wednes-
daysa meeting Of the bar was held and resolu-
tions passed in honor OF the memory q our laIe M
learned, pure and amiable Judge, Hon JamesF.
\ Trotter. ~ as a.Rs
Feeling tributes were paid to the uprightness
and unstained purity of his character, and to ms
7 son, ]. w. Clapp, I'll. Il. Chalmers and his honor,
A Judge Clayton. We understand that Judge Clay
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n ers next week. The grand jury was enlpanneied
on Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, John p. FLANNEL,
Esq, foreman. The charges OF his honor, Judge
Il Clayton, was instructive and appropriate and his
allusion to the events of the past five years were
eloquent and timely. Among the distinguished
strangers drawn to our city to attend i the court,
we have observed our former fellow citizen, hon.
|, J. W. Capp, Hon. Alex Barr, of Oxford; Judge
Orlando Davis. of Tippah Ham. II. Chalmers, Of
Desoto; and Hon. George 2. Harris, district at
torney. g-sg-s E.4 t
IcE IN JAcksoN.-The Clarion says, notwith-
mains opposite the markethouse.n The ice is
the property of a restaurant keeper, and is in
Jumps ls.sE n6E ss..a4 " 4-5iH .r9fp
LEGAL DECIs1oN.-Hon. Thos. Ell. Davis, Judge
of the Probate Court of Monroe county, has pro-
nounced decision sustaining the action of
guardian in investing the funds Of ward in Con
federate securities 4 The case will probably be
, appealed to the High Court of Errors and Ap-
: Ipeals. . lz4sll 5azEls IS se s sasIa
CAPT. INeE.-The Natchez Courier announces
y the death of Capt R. A. Inge. He was born near
80 Plaquemine in this State served through the war
as captain in the 10th Mississippi was severely
~ wounded ct Murfreesboro' and again at Atlanta
s- and died from the effects of the last wound
- At Columbus, in this State, not long since, as
q we are informed BY the lndex at parry OF aales
prizes--one, a leather medal, to the best looking,
and the other pair of fine boots to the most IL
on st prpe sna
as speedily invested with it; the other,a Q pair Of
boots, was awarded to young bachelor, very
ID attentive to the ladies' As the young LADIES' were
ch ored by the vote alone, but the boots were moi
presented for some time and in the interim she
gentleman was unable to walk out or visit his fail
= admirers. The Index says he is not as ugly as the
~ ladies' seemed to think him. = 5,5s.si ..s
y. It is with extreme regret that we are called
IN upon to chronicle the death of Philip NJ. Aiston
ESQ.,, one OF our oiQesI anu noSt ulbiliy EsteCHA1s
citizens and one of our most valued and steadfas
eu friends The sad event occurred at his Iesidenc
Il in this town. after short, but painful illness, Oh
Friday night the 10th inst Raymond Gazette.
led IJNIvERsrrY OF M1ssIss1PrI.--The Oxford Fa
con learns that there are now one hundred an
twenty students in the State university, and the
are still coming. The country will be glad to kno'
,;o that there was never more quiet orderly, indu
the trious aha gentemanly body Of students known
ds any college than they are. rI. -4-
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