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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !

I NE5HOBA COUNTY,
| Probate Court, December Term 1868
TO MargaretJ }. Davis and George NJ Davis.
her husband; Ellen Moore, and J. n
Moore, her husband, heirs at law of Joseph
Wilson, deceased
YOU are hereby notified to be and appear
before the Probate Court eff Neshoba county
state OF Mississippi, to be held in the town
81 Philadelphia, on the fourth Monday i'm
February next, then and there TO answer
The petition of r. l.. 4IauIdin, to surrender
ms letters of administration on the estate of
;aid Joseph Wilson, deed, and make final
settlement so far as the same has extended.
and further to do and to suffer such things
as may be ordered by the court
- GIVEN under my hand seal of
LIS. said court, this the fourth Nondov
( ~ Yin December, A ID. 1865.
Issued the 4h day of January, 1856
W. g. BOOTH,
Jan. ~ i0oo-SI Clerk
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Chambers News ExDresS


60 - 80. magnoia, Pike county, to HoImesyille rop
y E TeAa U y, Flke county, Mississp i, tr weekly
FROM dagnoiIa to JacksOnwo0d and Iibart,: ,,o,,
0I E.a ANTE :. county, Mississippi tri-weekIy
at 90 I1iEUerIy 10 Centerville and WoodviIe comfy
seat OF WILKINSON county, semi weekly ''S
Wili supply subscribers residing at or in tb ii,;
VI an station on the New Orleans Jack .on az
1real N0rthern Railroad Southern RaiIroad and Nj;
slSsi9pl central Railroad, and oIme sville Jacksnn
"oou, Llserty, CenterVile, WoodviIIe MonticaIIo
County seaD Pine Bluff, etc with tbe
New Orleans, Mobile, Vicksburu IooI
son ana Meridian Daily and
Weekly Papers
Having ageuts as above will attend TO rosor,i,,
deeds. collecting, etc ~ ing
20 n1alied cents encloseD packages sent
70 agent Chandiers Express, Magnolia Miss will
be promptly forwa ded ' '' Will
nun m All routes and post Offices are rsestabsbed
WA mai ana pay postage letters from the ahovo
places TO Magnolia post Office Vac N00'e
Usage from Magnolia to Liberty So co.
Lelters-U postage paid - IN
oNewspaPers an 4 circulars U S postage paid
SUBSCRIPTIONS and advertisements for countrv No
pers received by ] Rem CT.N pa
~ - tut 40 CarondeIat
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.enCh Conrads.
iglish, a. & b.
an and English.
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- 10 all who are suffering from indispo-
sition to think, languor fatigue after walk.
ing' palpitaton of the heart, and number
OF affections of this class, we say take the
Red Jacket Stomach Bitters
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SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE

"A correct knowledge and short inspectiou of vii
cox q Gibbs Machines will dispense all prejudice
me stltch made by Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma
sewing. ~ manu-
Wilcox & Gibbs Machine will sew hem fell
braid tuck gather, quilt, cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Please call and examine
wilcox Gibbs Machines are repaired and war
ranted at NO 81 ST. CHARLES STREET
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zRlumhus. Jan 6, lS66-dIOt
Inc Red jacket Bitters is no worthless
ie' nut Is what it claims to be, a real
&c medical preparation, of sterling
Inc name 'Bitters" is too often
v to cover Villainous compound of poor
~ ana some bitter drug. Do not con.
Ad Red Jacket with this class
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made on c0nsignba
rrchandise in hand
lml To the filling AZ II .
1u. daily arriyin,
me iargrst and mo-,
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PROPOSITTON

'Nothl'g erteHtats or a'gAt set dozen IN Mali, ,
yonnc men agreed 10 take class of eight or fan
3oIns men several of them engaged naH vi ten
1 Iaay them fora successful and Ipcratve anu NJ
80 months time HIS mode of teaching ~ nc
~ ~ practice with theory demonst1s,ir -, ~
c,ar W me students as he progresses Hp - i1
dzr:ns the fo no so mt and qualify each student
u eaPenses OF he course IN three nnonth " osAI
books for Ss rooms fuel beds, bedding and beard
sary irfcrmoo 70 read and imparts all neces
accen,onn 'nres hundred dollars one half in advsDc
ior tie balance due at the Close ~ tS
II Is desired that the class be forno l .hs
i,ie OF december. Persons desiring tI1rtb INC .e
hv AYe u with all the necessary tesiimonni
~ 4"ure'Sing Dr. N ash at Magnolia, Miss.
Nov 20 yv2m j. A. NASH, M D
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An Act to amend chapter sixty Of Revised
Code anu Tor other purposes
section ! Be il enacted by the Legislature
OF the State of Mississippi, That the words
orphan and orphans wherever the same oc-
ours III said chapter be construed to refer to
MINOR or minors, and that all lave applica-
hle 10 the administration of orphans bus
mess be and the same are hereby declared
applicable IN the administration of minors,
business
sec = BE 10 further enacted That the
latter clause of article one hundred and for
ty-tWo OF said chapter relating to the an
polhtment OF guardians for minors whose
father on mother shall he living he and the
same are hereby re-enacted and declared TO
be i'll full force
sec. ). BE II further enacted, That all acts
ana parts OF acts giving jurisdiction TO the
cnahctiS courts OF this State in the business
Oh orphans or minors be and the same are
hereby repealed; and any proceeding.
pending therein shall Ice duly certified and
transferred to the probate court of the conn /
" having jurisdiction thereof
Sec. BE ii further enacted. That this
'ct snail take effect and be in force from and .
after its passage
Approved Nov 81. 1865
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MOBILE d OHIO
X ALL ROAD COapawv
ENG'E- AND GESL surr's. OFFICE

| ENG'E- AND GES'L SUITS OFFICE
| ~ -, Mobile, Jan 18th 1866
Oh anu after this day, daily passenger trains will
NC resumed on this road upon the following Scbeduir
accommodation Train will leave Mobile al 4 n nm
AfTlYe at Chronicle 80 D m VIII leave o.
ioT ~ at b ~ m. Arrive at Mobile at : 40 II m
1lnIOugh Mall Train, Will leave Mobile at 9 a m
anu arrive at Columbus Ky. 10 m connecting by
t tea IN zen Anderson with the 80 a IN train on
.ns IL central Railroad for all points North Wes+
anu last. Leaves Cairo on the arrival of the 10
q ~ tram on the Illinois Central Railroad Leaves
Columbus Ky. at III and arrives Ar No1,iIa ~
81 hOuTs) - ~ 'P 'idLli
trains going North arrive Meridian at : 0s n N
Going South at IL 30 am
ne through mail train win not stop at stations
oouth OF Chronicle. This company has purchaSad
n and sleeping cars of the most i'm
P IoNSu construction which daily arriving and
winch viii make this route the most confnr+a RI
Ven as the ekest from the Gulf of Mexico To the
N9TFIthern western and Eastern cities Wv
through tickets can be purchased TO Cairo at tba
iISfoehseT stations, and at Cairo passengers have
cnoice OF twelve routes to New York with onl,, fo
or five changes of cars ~ WIN on4y louI
ian23dIn chr E,nr a. al, 4 - I'm. EMIiSSG,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

SUNFLowER COUNTY
In Cacad Court Of said County and State
George Redman,)
vs.. To Jane Term 1896
W ". Lane
The Defendant in the above stated case.
Is hereby notified that an attachment WAS
issued against his Estate on the eth dav of
October, A. ID. 1865, foF the sum of two hun
dred and eighty nine dollars, returnable to
said Court, and in favor of George Redman.
Plaintiff; and further that unless he appear
at the next term of said Court. to be held at
the Court House in the town of McNutt. on
the 10th Monday after the 4th Monday of
March, A. ID. 1866; and plead answer or de-
mar, to said attachment, Judgment by de-
iauh will be entered against him, and the
Is - attached will be sails 90 satisfy such
Judgment.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal
- OF said Court, this the 10Th day of
: LIS. December. A. ID. 1863.
~ ID. j. ELLINGTON
Clerk
u. l.. SMITH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
-t,,-
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Nov 20 w2n

IhE STA rE OF MISSISSIPPI ~ -
III the Probate Court Of said county De- To Oou9ty
In the matter Of the final Sc ttlement NJ 81 e 1900
John Taylor, deceased. o' tue estate Of
To a, NJ. Taylor ana an ot.u. ;,
final settlement of the estate of Ih 'teu ia the
You are hereby notified to he and ayior' decd
before the Hon Probate Court Of Ney,n,, appear
a, ~ o,se ,ntreoi the Sd Monday of Febr1aTv
mex men ana there &c show couse il anv vor, oaS
why tle final account of Nancy a. ~ y"u can,
nov on Mo in this office, should not be allowed as
nhuess tie Hon. William Graham Ind, ~
, ProbHte1 of Newton comfy the I'd MonJ6 ~
L. - Dg'eil1er a - 1900. Issued un der nv hama
ana seal foAS:e, this I'D day of December IsfS
n.o,,,,t THOMAS KEITH.
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THE STATE OF ITss7sSTPP7

In the Probate Court Of Newton County Novemhar
d Term; 1000: TO Mary E Gamble aud Wattv
in Msrer-n nor eniaTen Of Mary Gamble residing
o. are herecy cited to appear before the Probate
an, OuI1 .! Newton county on the third Monday 10
SSsHuady next, 70 snow canse WHY the net;tior ~
M. thompson widow and reiet Of Hobson Thomn
on oseeaSed, tor allotment Of dover in the real
estate OF the said Hosson Thompson. sheulS No, -.
granted &c BY order Of the court " Hs' 0e
Of s.;d s es., non; VIM Graham, Judge of Probats
" I su county me ID Mondayin November d Is6S
nec 5 -. 80 100. THOS. KEITH,
CLARK
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- The medical profession pronounce the
Red Jacket Biters the best tonic that has
yet been produced in that shape and those
who try them will be satisfied Of the fact
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AdmintstratOr's Notice

WHEREAS, at the March term. A. d.
1850, of the Probate Court Of Kinds county.
administration otnthe estate of Catharine j.
Taylor, deceased, was granted to the upder-
signed: Therefore all persons having claims
against said estate are notified to present
and have the same registered according Ia
law, OF they will he barred: and those in
debted ares requested to make immediate
payment.
GEO. T. SWAMI,
Jackson, Jan - wet Admir-
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DIV JONES Nj
TREASURES OFFICE,
l4IauIw

0's1I'0l1' -iIL5s, J (
b. Ii persons holding Auditors Warrants registered
~ e, are hereoy notified that money is now In tie
treasury TO pay all Warrants registe rod Cro,n ~
'o'h 1863, to Jan 10Th 1866, inclusive -'O'
l., JOHN ECHOLS
Tres
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ION on the estate
ted 20 the undeTsie'
De Probate Couft g
pi Now all perss
I said decedene 81
e duly probated
bed by law, or
S 81. TTDWELL
Aau5f
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The Clarion Newspaper and job Office ba;
been removed FROM Meridian to this CITY. ant
hencetorth will be permanently located at Jack
son. Established at the Capitol of the State. we
hope the Clarion viii enter new and wider
held OF usefulness, and that, by making it first
Class Daily and Weekly Journal it NAV be re-
ceiyed as welcome visitor in every neighborhood
i'll the State
While we claim perfect independence in the
expression of our opious we shall labor honestly
aud faithfully for every measure calculated to
develop the resources Of the State and restore
contentment and prosperity 10 her citizens. Our
readers VIII be furnished with the latest teIe-
gfaPh'c news, correspondence from important
points iuI reports Of proceedings at the approach
ing session OF Congress, together with a variety
OF interesting reading matter. Special attention
VIII oe given TO commercial news, and the latest
market reports from most important cities will
appear regularly As the official Journal of the
State, the acts and resolutions of the Legislature
Executive Proclamatious, &c, will of course be
published
As a matter Of interest to the legal profession |
we have made arrangements 10 publish the de,
cisious Of the High Court Of Errors and Appeals /
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Agents for The Clarion

J. Il. Smith, Meridian
{ >. Jackson, Enterprise.
}. j. Cook, Chunkey.
j. I. Watts, Newton.
a. j. Brown, Garland,yilIe
) +. Casteel, Paulding
.. +. Keller Columbus
W. B. Swami, Scooba
Ben. Murray, Okolona.
Leb {. Gathright Summervilir
;. I. Freeman, Gallatin
F.. Hoskins, Lexington.
Thomas Hunter, Raymond.
Thomas w. GraySon, Shubuta
Capt. +. +. Martinierc, DeSot0
Dr. }. W. Huffman, Summit.
l., Ward, Hickory.
I .. Sampson. Verona.
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EXeCuIOr,s Nof1oa

of 30 30 letters of Executorship on the es,ata
"a AN carr, deceased, grained 70 tba ,rs9
M siI tne iast November term of the Probate conr,
go In. oouniH state OF Mississippi Now Ali mar
sons having Claims against the estate of ssid dao
are hereby required TO exhibit the same yvtbi .h
''ihe limited by law, or the same will be barrsd '
J.non EMANUEL w CARR
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An Act to require the Treasurer of the State
to keep an account of the Railroad Stock
and securities belonging to the State
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,J0 EBLS NyHISKY E
lagnolil and Old Roe
1m two To ten wear
d Wines Of all rad
.ia very low est pTics
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DO You wish to be Cured,

Eut not the poisoned chalice to your Inns
Or death will be the fate of him who an
put take the herb in freshness from the feId
m, Ana to the potent roots disease will Weld
od pr. Buchan.s English Specific Pills cure in lose
than thirty days. the worst cases of nervons i
@ premature decay, seminal we akness INSANITY
t r Urinary, se&uni or nervous affections no mai
from what cause produced. Price ore dolIar rr
sent post paid, by mail, receipt of an order
JAMES BUTLFB
429 Broadway, New York
Address above ave vi apphcaIoh'
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Love and Ma1T;,,1o--

Tbon.s ,v,,.. d, J. ELLINGTON. Cl.,k
noA'aS walton, Of McNutt solicitor for petitioner
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }
STSFLowER COUNTY.


In t5resit Court Of sojd county and .>taln.
VIM Hanna }
vs.. TO JBne Term. 1863
S. Fields
THE Defendant in the above stated case.
IS hereby notified that an attachEent was
ISSUED against his Estate on the 9th dav of
November, A. ID. 1865, for the sum Of one
thousand three hundred and eighty one dol
lars and eighty-five cents, retHTnabe To said
Court, and i'll favor of said Plaintiff, and
furfher unlEss he appears at the next term OF
SAID Court, to be holden ut the Court House.
III the town of ncNutt, on the 10th MONDAY
after the 4th monday of March. A D.. 1866:
and plead answer OF demur to said attach
ment, Judgment by default will be entered
against him, and the Estate attached, will
h- sold to satisfy such Judgment
WITNESS my hand and the Seal
\ - of Court, this the 10Th day of De
( L. Is. cembcr, \. d. 1868.
I ~ ID. j. ELLINGTON
Clerk
H. l.. SMITH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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DAN ROaRD

~ few gentlemen can be accommodated
I'D Day Board Also a few with Board
WV Lodging, by applying at the Clarion
ep Once. Board good, and prices moderate
eeotlon two squares from the Capitol.
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hpJ I n INSPECTOR GENLs OFFICE
jackson, Miss, Jan 10 Ist;f

@'dt Orders, No. 4 i9'"'
tahger OF apprehended trouble no.
tne freedmen and the citizens of III
having passed, and numerous CO..,
pts having been made of nninSt . uolll-
10 freedmen, by persons assnmino ~
Is members of volunteer organ;nn iHg 70
Peclal orders heretofore issued from ,i4 thi
p to officers of volunteer eompan;as 'n ~
ih the negroes, are hereby revoked, All
oers OF volunteer companies are hereby
Eucted TO arrest all persons who. nre-
ny 10 belong to this organization. dis
lne pubic peace by their unjust and
greet action The revocation of these
Is not intended to affect the operation
law on this subject, or to set aside the
vi members of volunteer compan;es
liens; The orders were issued to meet
posed danger that Threatened ms II
So $3.50, and it is no longer considered
I th;s 70 s,; act under special instructions
pmmand of the Governor. q
JAS. 81 KENNARD.
Adjutant General
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PETER G
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Al MAGAZINE STREET BANK PLACE
Opposite St James Hotel
NEW ORLEANS, La


yi H l TRACE HOES AN
1srs f8es English
COTTONAND
Ps Nos l. 2.andfa
HOLLOW WARE Deep and ~,
k Hands PANE SwT yloyS
FAne
an Boilers
md CnneMou
St Manuacu
orders from the country soici
I'm , q BanLP
bHhedI james
member
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MOBILE AND ONO RAILRoAp.-Tbe trov.
ellng public viii welcome the new scbed-
ule ofthis road, the old one hayinc Iopo
Deeh gIleyouS annoyance, though, We be-
iieFe, an unavoidable one PASSENGERS from
TINS point can now go North without any
delay at Meridian
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DlssOlufl0n-

D1SSOAue1On.
1FHE Copartnership heretofore EXISTING ha4
f. MALL0N and Ii MCLAUGHITE bssf zen
dissolved by mutual consent Any unsettled Os an
ounts can De settled with either one Of the former
S aianNn MI MaIlon VIII retain the IEMaCnola
- and Mr. Mclaughlin the FAMILY fTac U1
- tneir old stands Our former patrons are soici
for 70 cOntlnne their patronage to each As hereto
Tar 1aa,,-4 ..s i. MALLON,
- III. MCLAUGHLIN
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n.
whereas letters of istraton on the estata of
W. H. Powe, deceased granted to the under
gned at the last August term of the Probate court of
hemFer county, State of Mississippi Now all ner.
sons having claims against the of said decedent
are hereby requ red exhibit the same within the
I II limited by law or the same will he barred
sEoA6w ct w II POUE Adn;nistro,o-
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q 1t will he seen by reference to our aa
FeL' lSing columns that John Pollock of Cor
thth Miss, has established himself in Mobile
ana is Offering to the trade one of the largest
and best assorted stocks of Boots Shoes, Hats
anu 'apS' Ladies Hats Overshoes &c, &c
We recommend to our readers visiting that
envy to give him call-before making pun.
eliases of anything in his line.
VII {. +. Sawyers formerly of Corinth can
" 1onnd at this House and viii be happy TO
meet his old friends from North Mississinni
md kindly prohers to attend to any line
thar may he sent him AS a f.v-
y g. them.
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agents are wanted in every in the country;
every person can make $40 day, selling our Certif
Gates IN the greatest sale oil Jewelry ever known
send 23c for a Certificate, which wilt inform Won
what you can obtain for ST. At the same time get
our circulars containing full list aAd ps cuar also
Terms 10 Agents. ~ O'
Address. JAMES HUTCHINSON 4 co.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

a gentleman who suffered for vsors from, -
aLu genital debility nightly emissions and temina
"oHAnesS Inc result of youthful indiscreteu and
near endlng his days in hopeless misery will for
tHe SAKE OF suffering man. send all Who need II free
ol cnTgo the receipt and directions for making tbs
sPe remedy used in his ease. Sufferers wishing 70
Prol Dy The advertisers sad experience and possess
sure ana valuable remedy, can do so bv addressinf
nun at Snce at his place of business The receina S
run nformation-of vital importance-yyiIl he Cha
July sent by return mail. Address " 'Ne''
JOHN OGDEN
ne No 90 Nassau Street New York
-; e-NervoHs sufferers of both sexes win fnd this
information inva uable II ea lis
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THE CKCUs-Came YESTERDAY rs we hoJ
Dsaoie assured our readers it would. and
proFed to he all that il had been represent
Ell
lhe performances were all neat and at
tIac'lNe ana We were pleased to find they
were perfectly free from anything that couId
beeo nstrued into vulgarity.
NJ Hntchinson's trained dogs performed
song wonderful tricks, that showed the nc
AeAlshihg intelligence of animals where care
'nas been taken with their education.
lille the attendance was not rs large 40
w. had expected, We remarked that the
8neanty aud fashion of our city was well rep
reaented
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SaaAGinRn

illam Spikes, Susan Spikes a11 Eils-s, .-sasa,
anu the ~ kno~n hsi-~ T-Uy 4 Hen. deceased OF
ns state OF Lou sisnR the unknown beirs q Jsnl,s
Dr. gBS deceased, of the State of Arkansas. .Ia
hlowh helrs of willis Briggs deceased OF ne
az OF AIahama: the unknown heirs Of saath,,v
lexis deceased, and other heirs and distributes ~
tne estate OF John Briggs d. ceased late Of SIM
son county, Miss. ' ~ u ''i'"P
Y W are hereby cite to be and personally anna
= az tnt January term, A. ID 1866 Of The Pn,ic.
e"Ft OF simpson county in the State of N
-, ne no'utn at The court house thereof in The t,,
t, tl"e on IN" 81 Monday of sal month then and
fi ~ 10 answer The petition # Martha Rag ana ON
-: oilu court praying for division Tor sslc FIR .
iSohJ OF The real estate of said decedant an,nr
~ 4.eHS ana distributes, described as follow NJ
Two ava three of section No three in ,ou,si j.,
40. nlne, OF range No twcnty-ane west the norrt
Sst quarter OF the south west quarter Of section M
, SIX ln township No. ten north # range No
ohe west; four acres of the south east baIf of
pu'u west quarter of section No thirty i've in tn,ry
up 9ulP NO len north of range No, tweotv-one west
tO hundred and sixty seven acres more or less eni
80" cause It any you cam why the PRAYER Of said
ion shoaid not then be granted ar diyi,iop of
IAN - ordered to be made or sale Tor divjs;,
subsequently tered va "-'iSI0H
HI'hess the Hon Jno. P. Brown Probate Judpa of
~ 81 SAID county the third Monday Of Nov Is6e al
St S Oh sAid court annexed Issued Nov 90 aS65
wan l. L. MENDENHALL Clerk
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Hugh Kennedy, Jr. !

"A p. Bush. eth In cnaneeFy'
At Rules, first Monday in December, ia the year
for the Chancery Court of the first District of
ii inds county. sitting at Jackson
On opening the papers in fh case and II appearing
20 thu satisfaction of the court that Hamilton NJ
Wright, Charles w. Allen, -Nugent, Testrymen of
Chrlsts Church. New Orleans acting for said vestrv
the Canal Bank, Samuel Lee, David Stewart T. +.
ahone do not reside in the State Of but
are nonTesidents thereof 1t Is therefore that
mey SHAH enter their appearance in this cause, and
plead answer or demur % said bill on the first Monday
in March, in the year 1866, the same being rule day
OF this Court or the bill and the allegations thereof
VIII De taken for confessed and admitted
N ID further ordered. That eopy of this order be
PuDlisned Ia the Weekly Glarion, newspaper pub.
aively.
Attest; WOGHApMAN
Dee l6, wSt
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An ACT III relation to outstanding and un-
: paid warrants.
Section j Be it enacted by the Legisla
tnre OF the State of Mississippi, Thai Il
shalI be the duty of the State Treasurer after
t the passage OF tins act, to make a report TO
the Auditor of Public Accounts of tho o,,+
standing and unpaid warrants. issued before
the 22d day OF May, 1865, and said report to
sho" amount issued by Z. j. Burt. A. r
- and A. j. Gillespie late Auditors,
the same to show the number, date. to whom
issued on what account, and the amount of
each warrant Vi
Sec Be 1t furthe enacted, That if shall
D e. the d'lty OF SAID Treasurer to make here
amer at the end Of each month, a report of
the outstanding and unpaid warrants
showing the number, date, to whom issued
the amount of each warrant and TO com
l4ehce on the 18th Of October, 1865; and
'l 'his act take effect from and after it's
passage.
Approved Nov 30. Is63