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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08

AxER's AnERICAE ALMANAC, for the new
year. has arrived for delivery gratis by
lation OF any book in the world, made by
the fact that Il furnishes the best medical
advice WEIGH u available to the people-ena-
bles them % determine. what their com
plants are and how TO cure them. It con-
tains the startling announcement Of the con
fagrati0n Of the scortd, or the combustion Of
one OF the stars of the armament with all
attendant planets.
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The Proper Time for Public Par
nhQS.

st. John the Baptist's Day, we hardly think
was invented for parade day, especially in
this latitude. In fact we can not concienti-
Ously vote for the laying OF a corner stone
during the hot summer months. We have
attended several ceremonies of the kind
during the last thirteen years, and we do
not recollect of an instance in which the
Craft did not suffer greatly, and in some
cases contracted severe illness. -
We have heard considerable omDlaint on
this score relative to the laying Ofthe corner
stone in New York city, on the Sth of June,
when the Craft had to march of over an
immense amount of territory, dressed in
the proper Masonic clothing, viz: black,
which naturally attracts good deal of the
suns rays, and the result was much dissatis-
faction and sickness. We, therefore, move
that st. John the Baptist's Day be set apart
for indoor exercises or cool grove perfor-
mances, and that long outdoor perades be
set for some more convenient and refreshing
season ofthe year. Who seconds the motion?
st. Louis Freemason.
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We again call attention of Secretaries to
q certain improper manner of attaching
seals to letters, &c, viz: We receive many
letters in which the seal is impressed through
both sheets of paper, one of them being
blank, which blank one may be torn of and
used by any one after being filled up, and
the name of the Secretary forged to it. All
impressions should be made to cover at least
portion of some writing or printing, SO
as to render the impression useless in case it
is stolen.
Again, no paper seal should be pasted on
parchment, us il Is liable to drop off in a
short time, and may be picked up and used
on other documents. Such paper seals
should be fastened by q ribbon.-St. Louis
Freemason.
We hope our Brother Secretaries in
Mississippi will observe the above excel
lent suggestions.
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PREsENT CONDITION OF THE RKPUBLI-
CAN PARTY.-" The Republican party has
become says the Syracuse Journal, itself
staunch Republican sheet up TO this time,
1.-The plaything OF a bold, ambitious, self-ag-
grandizing man, at the head of desperate,
insatlate faction, and IL Is the creature Of q
selfish, overbearing andnnscrupulous COM
blnation embracing political Intriguers add
adventures, the managers OF stupennous
and all absorbing monopolies and the plat
BILE tool whom money and Office combined {
own and use. This Il the attitude OF he
party organization.
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COOP CHANCE FOR A LIvING.-A
gentleman in Franklin county holds out the
following proposition. Applicants for the
place should apply at, or address this office ::
81 wish to hire white man and woman.
girl and boy-tourteen years old-to work
twenty acres very rich land right at my
house, and to attend to the house, cook,
wash and garden, etc. viii pay their way
from any point in the State and give them
avery good house and bOard-plenty to eat
Of my own raising-and from three TO eight
dollars per month, for three or five years.
wish them for my own hands, to use on
my little farm, right around nay house;
furnish wagon, horses, tool, gin and mill for
them. Land will make bale and half of
cotton, and forty bushels of corn to the acre
kyou know of such hands, let me kno " and
Twill take them any time"
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IN MBM O RIAM.
Died near Holmsspilie, Mss, October Il, 20,
RICHARD II. Bridges.
An Undergraduates Of the University Of
Mississippi, Class n.


WHEREAS, In the inscrutable providence OF
God, dearly beloved brother has been called
from us To his eternal rest-fherefore,
submission before the affecting hand Of
Omnipotenee, in removing from us our loved
and honored brother, yet we deplore the loss Of
him who has been taken from orr midst in the
strength and promise Of his early manhood.
Resolved, That we bear witness 70 his noble
character, his genial heart, his high and manly
virtues.
Resolved, That in the Addiction which has
fallen upon them. we tender our earnest and
Of our deceased fellow-member; and for light
70 dispel the glosm that has gathered around
them. Gan only commend them to Him, who
chastenth whom he loveth-
Resolved, That while we mourn with them
his early death, we with them would be COM
forted, inasmuch, as he is never again to be
startled by sounds from the hoof-beatings Of
fate, and has no longer TO contend with sin
and sorrow, those fearful rocks and reefs Of
existence; but, while earth-born tides and
tempests are making the waves that frets upon
the ocean of life, lifted far above their tainted
foam, unconscious Of the yells that rage be-
meath, he dreams in joy in his peaceful home,
home not made with hands, eternal in the
heavens"
Resolved, That, as token of the love and
respect we bore him, we drape our badges
in mourning for ten days.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the CLARION, and to the Summit
Times, for publication, and a copy also be
transmitted to the parents of our deceased
brother.
N. A. TAYLOR,
I 4 { SSIs; Committee.
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William ID. Fair, the first husband Of the
adventures who killed Mr.. CrIttenden, was
a native Of Lynchburg. and distinguished
graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute.
He commanded company In the Virginia
regiment In the Mexican war, amer which
he came to Aberdeen, Miss, as q lawyer.
but soon engaged In trading. He was there
elected Captain Of probably the first Com
pany from the South that went to Califor-
mia, and with them crossed the plains In
lS48.--Ex.
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9tpartntllt.


GRAND LECTURERS APPOINTMENTS
r.. w.. H C. Robinson, Grand Lee
turer, viii visit Guntown on 9Th inst /;
Tupelo, 9th Verona, 10th Okolona,
18th West Point, 18th Columbus,
14th; Charlottesville, 18th; Brooks
vile, 18th Macon. 18th; Shnqualak,
18th; Scooba, 21st.
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the Radicals.
The Radical journals are Boosting that
Louisiana ''has been completely rescued
from the hands of the ex-rebel Democrats
and safely moored on the side of nation
al republicanism." This victory for
them was not the work, and does not
represent the sentiment, of the people of
the State. 1t is due alone to the exer-
tions of the Radical supervisors and COM
missioners of election. All these were
appointed by Gov. Warmoth, and all did
pretty much as they pleased with the
ballot boxes after the election was over.
Here is specimen of their work, as exc
cuted in Richland parish: The boxes
from the Second, Third, Fourth, and
Fifth wards were counted, giving DIR.
Harrison Jordan, Democratic candidate
for the Legislature, over six hundred
votes, and Stephens, Radical, only twen-
ty-one. Then came ward No. /, or Del
hi, where no one supposed Radical vote
would be cast. But 10 I when the box
was opened it stunk, SO full was it
crammed with the vile tickets that had
been about the persons of the nigger-wor-
shipping emissaries Of Gov. Warmoth.
When counted the vote stood, Jordan
Dem-) SO, and Stephens, (Rad-) 157,
thus giving the Radical candidate ma
jority in one ward which he no doubt
considered enough for an election, by
reporting fraud and Intimidation at the
other boxes. But the cheat was too
plain, and one Brooks, who was sent into
the parish for the purpose OF acting as
Commissioners Of Election, was arrested
by the citizens of Delhi, and confessed
the whole thing. Having received from
said Stephens $50 to stuff the box with
his tickets, and In his haste put In more
Radical tickets than he teok out Demo
cratic ones, thus exposing the fraud,
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THE DESIRABLE PLACE known AZ
Il Central Nurseries" one mile from Jack
son, Miss, well suited 20 the production Of
Fruits, Vegetabres or Dairy; Contains hfty
good 0ut-houses, two cisterns, 6ne young orch
ard and variety Of small fruits. bargain
may be had in the place, II early application
is made 20 the undersigned.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-OwinR 10 removal 10
Memphis, Tenn, I offer some bargains in Fruit
trees, Vines, Plants, &c, for a limited time
After June LIST, shall be pleased 70 Gli all or
ders for nursery stock, from our new estab-
lishment in Memphis.
A. L. HATCH.
novlI swst-wGt
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The Lacrosse Leader is responsible for
the following: "Not long since, while
one of the river boats was taking on some
live stock, among the lot was one large
gray mule that refused to walk the stag
ing. The mate sung out to a roustabout
to "twist his tail and he'd come" A
coroners jury have decided that the man
came to his death by obeying orders.
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BEREAvED.-Our r.. W. Grand
Lecturer, Bro. Re c. Robinson, has
been called to mourn the loss of his wife,
who died very suddenly of apoplexy at
her residence in DeKalb, on the 10th
ult- He viii have the hearty sympathy
of the craft in his great affection.
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Resolutions passed at a regular meeting o.
tSilas Broson Lodge, No. 50.
Committee

Ou0S DTOtCn LOuyS, NO. VI.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an All-wise
Providence to remove from our midst our
Brother RICHARD CLARDY. which sad event
occurred on the 25th October, In the SD
year of his age, therefore
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
Clardy this Lodge has lost prompt and
useful member, the community an old and
valued citizen, and his family and immediate
friends one whose Judgment, provident
care, and kind and affectionate interest will
long endear him as husband, father, and
friend.
Resolved, That as a token of our respect
for the deceased the members of this Lodge
will wear the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days, and that the Lodge room be
draped in mourning for the same length of
time.
Resolved, that the Secretary furnish the
family of the deceased with a copy of these
resolutions, and one also to each of the city
papers for publication.
III. w. PIERCE.
j. A. HACKETT.} Committee.
GEO. s. GREEN,l
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MORE OF THE STATE LTBRAKY Books
DuscogxIlED For some weeks past there
have been two trunks in the state Library,
the contents Of which were unknown to
the Librarian, and which naturally excited
in his imaginative mind desire
TO see the inside Of said trunks
especially, as the Trustees Of tie Library
are soon TO have meeting, and the Libra
rian must make report OF property on
hand. That officer could only conjecture
that State property was securely locked up
In the trunks 10 keep safely from possible
depredators. An expert locksmith was
called in on Friday afternoon, and soon the
contents were exposed to the gaze of anun-
appreciatIve assembly. There right before
their eyes was clothing of various kinds,
marked, 'NCol. A. I. Morgan 1t was
quite evident that they were invad-
ing the private property of the
inustrious Col, y but curiosity prompted
further investigation, when Iol Immediate
ly under layer Of clothing was several
layers of books, marked :. Mississippi State
Library" Tin each trunk The question
arises in the minds OF the curious, did the
trunks belong to the State Library and was
Morgan's wearing apparel being snrrepti-
tiously secreted there, or did the trunksbelong
to Morgan, and were the books sureptitious-
ly secreted there? The question is for the
public to decide. Morgan is supposed to be
In Yazoo countp.
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One of Ames' Pets Takes His De-
Dmraure.
From the Handsboro Democra

TIOLl LIC 1IduusUOIO DtIuOCT4L.
Chas. J. Fogerty, who acted as Clerk In
this county during King Ames' reign, was
indicted at our last Court for extortion, and
no doubt would to-day be with Childs in
Mr.. Pradat's brick boarding house had he
come to trial. He was called, but came not.
A forfeiture was taken against his security,
but we think it extremely doubtful whether
the money can be raised but we would not
be surprised IL future Grand Jury did not
investigate the oath, &c, taken by Foyer
TVS bondsmen, and row be Kicked up
about it.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS! - What little
Girl or boy has not already commenced per-
escting the most feasible plan TO ''be the
ar.ti,' TO greet their friends with the Joyous
exclsmation on Christmas morning? and
sanb very naturally and very properly, ex-
,ects q handsome present for their palms.
liking. Now, where shall we 60 to select
our presents, should be the consideration of
The older folks. We will suggest SEUTTER's.
There you can find everything He has just
reeeiyed large and carefully selected stock,
s.uecially for the holidays, consisting of
iewelry, gold, silver and plated ware, watch
y clocks, albums, musical instruments, and
a thousand things too numerous to mention,
not forgetting the photograph gallery,
where the finest pictures are taken, than
which no more appropriate present could
be made. SO just go down to Seutter's and
look around, see his stock, and you are sure
10 find Just the article you want.
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The Vicksburg Herald says that the
ylcksburg and Meridian Railroad Company
have bought two new freight locomotives OF
greatly increased power over any now in
use on the road. They are called the Jack
son and Meridian.
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Last Thursday was appointed a day OF
thanksgiving by Grant and Alcorn. but no
body In this section except the officers OF
the Circuit Court, paid any attention TO L..
aud we suppose they thanked Alcorn In
stead of the Lord for their fat Offices
Brandon Republican.
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by VIRTUE q a deed it Irc.s nate tr
- Thomas j.. Holmes. dated lho sl aaF 81
May 1876, q. secure certain nrlea Nsl..n
specified, one due Thoruhin g Co. 1r
Of thiriy-three hundrod ana three rI.I.I Nre
lars, dated Jackson, Miss, NetrurE A
and due two years amer date. wI0 IHfEr
from date nt ten per cent. Der nnuuuf H.e0u
note duo Jobn W. Robinson far III nHIr0. HUre
bred and eiHhiy-Hevcn $500 daIIara. 8sIr.
February ~ 1875. and payable tUu Ferra s.rr
datef VIA Interest from date 90 Con- Unr rruN
per nnnuin, said deed recorded im U.nN Boo"
No. ~ page 1iUf nlr0 n deed nrnrnfHN IH Hr.|
llolmcs, dated Och day of March,. laH la q.
cure note payable to Robinson Hiaeene Nn.
dated January -, lala nr ihr COM 81 0na
lhouaand and lorty-one el-t0Q douara. aIit
interest from date nt teu per cent rar amnurH
an paid. viii proceed 10 nal at public 500.
10 the highest bidder faT carh in 'FRONT.' af IHr
Capitol Ia the city 0f jackson, ou thr Unr
% December, 1870. 90 satisfy the rrme. ttt l.I
lowing described landai nouNI u eI errHlr
n, nw3( and Nofne IS and ihe y FL $50
u or asctiou lafe ~ Of n ~ = nud rrt
Of section 10, aud 60 much Of thr 81 uI Isr or
\ and q the 2 q o. the neit end 81 the aeif g.
section IA, ne lies north Of the InckHou tlrd
and 40 much Of the " ~ Qffh nwk OF lseu1u
IS as lies north Of said Jackson rQad. clHtaIn.
ing iQl8 acres, more on ltag Mft heIea ~
township 8, ranFe I, we1t in ho county ..
Kinds. The title 20 the same la supposed .a L.
good, but convey only Che AAe vested in H.
wa IN. ALLEN.
NruHtaH
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, November oath,
by Father Murtagh, Mr.. g. II. Soma ERs
and Miss MARY EWING, both of Canton.
We extend to our friend and ex-comrade
in arms our sincere wishes of happiness and
prosperity. I'll. b.
On Wednesday, 23d November, at the
residence OF the brides father. II. A. Ander-
son, Esq, by Rev. Mr.. Newson, Mr.. II. ID.
l.. GRIFFIN and Miss EMMA ANDERSON, all
oil Holmes county.
At the residence of r. ID. Hardy, Esq, In
jackson, Miss, Dec. lst. 1870, by Rev. J. &.
keeney, MIR. L. w. BLACKWELL and Miss
>. &. SHAW.
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University of Mississippi. Nov. %. 20.
DIED.

On the I7ti inst, at his residence on Vol
Lake, 1azoO county, MSS. Capt. Clifton
Walker, son of Gen. l.. Pope Walker. Was
born in Livingston, Madison county, Miss
February 4th. 1889. At an early age moved
to Florence, Ala When grown commenced
the practice of law in Helena, Ark. Served
during the war as Adjutant General on the
staff OF Gen. j. r. Wheeler,
Mississippi and Alabama papers please
copy.
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A SCIENTIFIC CURIOSITY OF THE War;
A Partisan took dozen columns OF news
from the Paris journals, pasted them upon
one sheet photographed the whole @in lit
fle,' and sent the photograph Zone inch
square) 60 London by balloon, where IL was
read By means Of powerful microscope,
translated verbatim and seat &c the New
York press. THIS IL . significant ilIustra-
ton 81 the latest progress and discoveries
In science.
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'e Banner of the SOuah ana
RlanIera, I0mrmRl.


OoL Charles c. Jones, Jr., late 1t. Col
Rllery, G. S. A. is now publishing in the
laER OF THE SoUTH AND Planters
- ssAsAL an interesting and valuable his
an record, entitled Roster Of General
~ Regiments, Battalions. etc. in Con-
- Service during the struggle for In
%eandence.
~ BANNER OF THE SOuTHsANr PLANT
M suRNAL is an excellent Agricultural
49,. Literary paper. Among its Lists OF
~ tutors are some OF the ablesr writers
- south. The paper itself Is handome-
itSs 800 On fine book paper, and presents
~ appearance. Subscription price IS
a. n advance. Specimen copies
w. aauress Chronicle Publishing Com-
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Whatever political errors b. Gratz Brown
of Missouri may be responsible, he Is not
guilty Of the sin of ingratitude. In a late
speech he frapkly acknowledged his indebt-
edness TO the Democracy for election
Washington Chronicle, administration Or
gan
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Which is fast becoming a household
word, Is derived from the Greek, and COM
posed OF two words, Sozo and oDoSrKs.
Sozc," translated, means 70 preserve, and
@odontes," the teeth. SozoDoNT, q pre-
server Of the reerh. And 1t Is true 10 ia
name.
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NRw YORK, Dec. 2.-The Presidents Of
Railroads throughout the country are In Sc
cret session at New York. IL Is understood
that the object is TO and ruinous competi-
tions, but no conclusion has as yet been
reached. The meeting conyenes again to-
morrow.
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The New Eclectic, for December, pub
llshed at Baltimore, and Blackwood for
December, are on hand with accustomed
regularity. The latter has an Interesting
orticle on The Great Collapse.
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AGENT IN SnGPsoN.-Mr. l.. A.
McCaskill Is authorized to receipt for sub
scriptions to THE CLARION in Simpson
county.
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The ORPHANS. leaving this
city the Orphans have realized the follow
ing sums ar their concerts; AT Chn1on'
si4.5O; Bolton, sl52.lO; Raymond, $3.50
cash and barrel of -four.
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GFTTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YouNa MEN, on Social Evils,
and the propriety or improperly of getting
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
untitled for matrimonial happiness. Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ChaHoery Court lst DhTict ~ HHds c0mfH.
October Term 1870, lfn duV.
LEoNIDAs TAYLOR,
vs.. No. 10
JANIS 7. RUcKs, etal
ON opening complainnnia BIN and nmruIrI
" BILL In this cause, nnd DO appearing iu ihH
satisfaction Of the Court that the dufandanIH
John J. Reese, n. }. Mckinney james "a CuI.
I'm, Louisa Reese and Laura Reese ore NOT
citizens Of the State OF MiHsIaaluri. buf reside
beyond the limits thereof s0 that ihe nr0re..
Of this Court cannot De severed uulu th6m
The said John Is. Reese and IN J. Mokinuag.
and James A. Coffin, the two latter being er.
ecutOra Of W. h. Reese, deocnaed residing HI
Knoxville, in the State 0f Iennnaaec. anI
Louisa Reese and Laura Reese residing nf
frankfort, In the State of Kentucky TO IH
therefore or iered, that the said delrnudaHfH
enter their appearance herein on on before ftH
3rd Monday, IL January neat. at Of rrruIfr
term Of this Court t0 bo held nt fha court
house, In the city Of Jackson, and plead fH.
swer or demur 90 the bin of complainant hlrI
herein, or the same viii bo taken aa confessed
az 20 them. IL IN further ordered. thst a. COPY
Of this order be published in tho WUrEiT
CLARION, anewHpaper Published in thorIiy aI
Jackson, once a week for one month Hud Hi#a
that copy be mailed, postage free pald By thr
Clerk 20 each Of the above doiendauta5 nf IHsIT
respective places Of abode.
Ordered BY the Court
SAMUEL D0NNELLs
Clerk.
nov l0-w4G
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" =. - -

chones1y Ooar II Kinds County lH DIffre.
october Term 1870, i7m dag.
May c. FrAux,
ALoNEo q MAYrns. otall
Upon opening the complainant hiII. anI
~ the bill of amendment sud HuurIHmrn.
herein, and upon AFFIDAVIT hlrd herein lt nr.
the detendanta, Julian Edwarda nud Anne
Edwards, his wife, and sallin Blbb. Iamrs
Peasants, hobert fleaHanir, Sarah a Brad.
ley, Eliza r. Hopkins John W. WanEtnH.
Thomas Hopkins, Bessie Hopkins. EaIUn Mar.
kins, James Hoprina hober, Hapkuf. pafI.r
Bibb John J. Walker aud Mario WHEar hIH
wife, and william Mile. are uotciuftns ~ thr
State Of Mississippi, hut are aeYoIally nou.rra.
identa thereof, and reside out 90 und beyond
the limits OF said State 50 thht process 0faum-
mons cannot be served upon any of ihrm.
therefore IL - ordered, that the aaid defend.
ants do severally enter their appearance harr-
In, on or before the FIRST day 0f he narf faru
Of this Court, 20 be holden no tho court room
thereof, in the city OF Jackson. orr hr lhIrI
Monday IN January, A. y. 1871, and plead nu.
swer or demur, 40 complainant anid tIlla. or
the several allegations thereof wil ha fatau
for confessed az 10 them.
IL In further ordered, that CODY of Ihif Hr.
der be published la the WEENbY NEAufuH. n
public newspaper published in aaid eIfV uI
Jackson, once a week for one month. prior iI
the said day herein hred for their appearance.
And tits further ordered, chat ihe CIrft 0I
this Court, do preapre copies of fhla order. end
send a copy hereof 40 each one of HuIa defend.
ants, directed and addressed aa follows. f0eHI.
To Julian Edwards and Anna EdWnrlf hIf
WIFE, aud ballie bibb. james j. PicHHahIH
Robert Peasants, and Sarah a. Bradley. eeF.
orally, nt Huntsville, Alabama.
To Eliza Z. Hopkins, John w. uorltnH.
Thomas Hopkins, Bessie Hopkins Naiie Nau.
kins, James Hopkins, Frank Hopkins. HnI
Robert Hopkins, nevcraliy, nt Madisou rfrl Ion.
Madison county Alabama
To Porter Bib, nt Moorcaville. IImrsfnun
county, Alabama
To John j. walker and Maria Walfrr iIr
wife, az Mobile, Alabama. and rs william.
Mills, ~ Montgomery, MONTGOMERY county.
Alabama and said Clerk viii prepay u0starr
on each Of said letters 40 mailed.
Ordered by The Court.
SAMUEL DONNEIL.
Clerk.
nov. low A.