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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-24

n@- DR.. Richmond ohersa desirable
house and lot ii the village for sale.
Those wanting a good location will ap-
ply-also offers for sale his horse and
buggy, and calls upon debters to make
payment. ';'...r .~' -'', i.''
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-24

;. Bzg" We arc indebted to Major John
Alexander, of the Congarce Iron Works
for late files of Northern papers. ''
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-24

m:a. DR.. Benjamin Rhett offers his
professional services to the people of Ab-
bcvillc. village and vicinity, in the card
which mc publish. elsewhere. He is q
physician of thorough training, and
large experience" and has the best of
testimonials. We are, assured that he
will merit, as he will receive, the liberal
patronage of the community. ..""t
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-24

"nssasl. Ice & Parker vcijust received
a large and select variety 81 flesh Car
den Seed. CalFeariy and get supplied.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-24

LIFE ISsURAScE.-We had the pleas
ure of meeting in town last week, Col.
Thos.J. Dickens, of Pendleton, who, as
State Agent for the est. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Company" is canvass
ing the County for business. The capi-
tai of this company il six millions OF
dollars, and its policies are as we'll setut-
cd as any Insurance Company in Ell
rope or America. The agent, Col.
Pickens, is too well llknown in the State
to require the endorsement of any one.
His integrity, business capacity and
popular manners, ought to win forhim Il
large patronage from thsse seeking life
Insurance for the benefit Of their wives
and children. We commend Col. Pick
ems and his Company to the liberal sup
port Of Our friends. ....T"HH- H.i..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-24

MS- The New Orleans troubles con-
tinue. The United States will lnot inter-
fcre, cqccpt to preserve peace. "5 a. :, =
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-24

MS. Messrs. Burt & Vance and w. A.
Lee have exchanged Law Offices, and
may be found at the others former
office '' '.'''" .- ~
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Changes.

~ The offices Of our puclic. men have been
changed. They will be found in the fol-
lowing places: ......,..r t... ...' 49,.
. SIERlFF's OFFICE upstairs, over
Chalmers Furniture Store, Granite
Range. f' ..@'.' l.......& "'...'-.'t'' d.
CLERKS OFrIcE-Tp-stairs, next door
to Sheritf's office. . .... ......,J
JUDGE OF PRoBATE'S OFFICE-Witll
tho Auditor, on Law Range. '..'.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE-In Norwood 4
Duprc's Store, upstairs. .Haa- - .......
The CouRT-Willbe he he held in Law
sons new Hall above the Post Office. :
Our merchants, who suffered, have
succecdcd.in getting temporary places of
business. They will be found at the fol-
lowing places. Give them a call: :" 81:
TRowBRIDGE & Coin Andy Hills
Store. ....... ...... .-.s,...s ,..
TRIGGER & BEoUEsT-In the Corner
Store, :Dendy House. i.,'' .'. ..'.*~-'9..
,, ,.KAplIAN 4 SKLAR&-In the. Corner
Store, Dendy House. ,.s.~af .19..G,I
n JOHN kNoX-Iu Whites old stand
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-24

q pA+ Trowbridge &-Co. call upon their
debtors for payment. Heed their call.
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Wednesday, Jan. "a, 1872.
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No subscriptions taken for shorter
time than six months. 90,
Transfer: advertisements are charged
lbr at the rate or ONE DOLLAR per inch
space for the first insertion, and FIFTY
St;S.rs f0r each subsequent insertion.
"a liberal deduction from the above
IA cs is made, to- persons, advertising 10y
fh quarter or by the year. ,r ,-a Ia
eJ AL. obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates Of advertising .l.u ri .q...w.I
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I. Notice of Settlement
A y ID
ApDlicati0n for Letters DiSnlSSory.
State Of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.
Office of the Judge of Probate, !

= 5000 January lS, lS12. J
IL. Z, the undersigned, having been
w called on to examine the Cash ac-
counts of l.. l.. GhtlfnjJ. p, \; G., dld
examine the Cash Book of Real Estate
and find that in various estates in said
Office, the snid Judge of Probate is
charged with Sums respectively, making
,p-in the aggregate, sl,5S2:3, tome
thousand five hundred and eighty-two
3y-1O0 dollars, which appears to be all
the cash chargcablc to said Office; and
in said office we find the certificates of
deposits in the Citizens Savings Bank of
South Carolina at Abbevillc, the net
snm of $l,5s9.74, Zone thousand five
hundred and eighty-nine D-lOO dollars J
to the credit of l.. l.. Gutfin, j. p, \. c.
Amount charged MS abovc.......Sl ,5S2.&
We find tile Office exhibiting a very
neat and orderly condition.
THOS. G. PERRIN,
-. ...-,- g. w. a. LEE, :.
= 5.f..- Attorneys at Law.
Jan. "a, 1872, 40, 1t
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the boardcrs in the Hotel about 81 ,000 !;
Mr.. Mays, 81 900; Lee Russell, $500; &;
whilst the loss in the Court House
was at least $4,000. The aggregate loss
will, probably reach some S7O,ooo, upon
which there was insurance to the extent
! of $l2,O 900. 80 I: ".. H. g.. q! .a.-..',2"
THE loss IS heavy, but Abbcville may
we'll congratulate herself that the Wcs-
tern side of the town, with its beautiful
range of stores and handsome private
editices remains untouched, and that now
substantial brick buildings will soon re-
place the frail tenements of wood which
of late covered most of the Burnt Dis
trfct. The wurk of renovation has al
ready commenced, and building lots are
eagerly sought by purchasers at high
prices. IMessrs. Mcdonald d Adamson
have purchased r. N. Christian g. John
Wilson's lot, and haze commenced build
ing; Mr.. Knox oxintends building soon !;
go do the .proprietors'sof the Marshall
House, Mcssrs..o James S. Cothran Il
Hugh Wilson, They have been the
heaviest losers, but haze both the spirit
and ability to retrieve their losses. Il
|, If the late fire should teach anything
it should the necessity Of organization.
Let US at least have aHHook and! Lad
der Company Such. ian organization
would have saved the; Marshall House
and the Court House. 70 Let US meet and
organize. Let us not be behind the cx-
ample of our neighbors to the necessi-
ties Of the occasion We need organiza-
tion, not merely to save our houses, but
to protect property from plunder. The
amount Of pilfering was 'enormons and
most reprehcnsiblc. ...1- -'''f 4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

2ieber Sci er, 1pcnn gu auf Der Stra6e>
welte Yen Snn6bruf nad Sal;bur9
f1brt> in Die 0e9snp fommf, mp Die
Sdwar;bo9flamm rur1 rem Tel1enbom
bonnert, uno re6ts etnbte9t unc cine
Strede bebin 9ebet, miro 1i@ Dir Elm
berrli9e5 81 pentbal bfnen, in nenen
6inter9runpc cine ltattltde Meieret nit
ibrem 6plSldniBwerf uno 9ranen Genz
lerlacen eaitlt9 etnlacet. @enn Du
bort einipridf, miro man DID erquiden
nit BET fet1el ten Sobne> oer fril9eiten
Butter, Dem weiBel ten Vrcte uno ruften.
oen Malrerobeerer, uno fpmmt Du CUR
M'ttoaz pcer Abenrmabl;eit, wirf Du
paa Siid9ebet ron fat Swanjia junsen
unb dlteren @ttmmen b1ren. Blibenbe
Sc talten iBen UNI bic etntade GofeL
oeren pberen GbrenplaB Elm ita'tlider
Grets NIT metBcn 2pden etnntmmt, wdbz
rinb ibm 9e9eniber am unteren Gnoe oa6
freunplidite 5auSmutterden, pbldon
bo9bet19t, nod INNER rubri9 bic Suppe
au6tbeilt. 0o5 1tnb Telir unp Seron'fa
i'm &reiie ibrer Sinner unp &inpesftncer>
ibrsr &ned,te unp Wd9pe~ Sino ibre
5aare o1h oebletdt> ibre Ger;en itno
jung unp fri16 9eblieben Das madt,
neil ite s%emanoelt ibr Sebtlan9 IN her
6urdt uno bic @ese bf6 5errn, Der ia
10 germ ie9net, 1penn> mir uns opn Jpn
fibren loi1en.
Gri6eint aber aujdbrig ner Can't
Mi9aelista9, 10 lit Gas Elm 6efta9 fir
Sung unp 9ut. Da miro lon9e Yorber
oei1eusrt wereen @uirlanpen %9tpunpen,
miro 9efoGt, s%ebraten unD 9ebaden, no.
bel Der &atierl4marren >imner feblen
bari.
@enn eS aber .nad benz Mttta96elen
et>pas rubis eepprpen unp bic ftiae9ia&>
mittuaeitunre berbei9efcmmen, oer Gelir
fem @@ldf@en bdlt. ieist @erpnita un<
9e(eben uno gang leiie mad Der pbern
&tie9e, bic CUR 9uten Stube flbrt> unp
rudt ii4 einen &tubl gum Gii6@en ant
Geni1er, Dos freuneli@ binous mad ben
bpbeu Bergen 1@aut, unp bolt aus peut
Nubbaum19ranfe Elm altes peri&putnes
&dt9en> bas fe ior9iam aufldltebt.
Daraus bebt iie etnen ;3wei9 uralten
Goelweiee6 erappr, ben ite lanse, lan9e
NIT Hummer &ibrung betra@tet. Sbre
@eele fetert bas f96ntt SabbatbitIno<
den. GS 1T has @celmeib, eas Der
Telir setro9en am Mcrsen ibrer @erle<
bun9. -, ~"
80. M. 4%g.s ,&tIG
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

2anse 3eit tpar ni9t Gin 70 lulti9 2e>
ben 9ewele ZEN unter BEN 9rlnen 2inoen be6
Mpierwirtbs, bic il9 trpB Der rpr9eriidz
ten Sabre6ssit in i9Sner Stride erbalten
batten, al6 AM Sage 0ti@ae!i to ber
6elir uni bic @1Dne @erontfa tbre Ser
lobuns feterten uno bic 0dfe selaoen
maren non fern uno nab. Der Nnoreo6
bate tie 5dnre BET 9iebenren nit ben
Morten: u@oS @ott sul ommenseflst
baS lou BET Men@9 nt9t 19eipen" in eiz
nanper9ele9t. limb ME itat'lid bate fi6
Der ondpt9e 2anpe6berr auf9eflbrt! Sin
prd6ti9 @et6fte, am Nu59dn9e be6
Gbal6 berrli@ aelesen> NIT &aben unp
Mlmen unp alem 3utebIr mar benz Gelir
al6 MISUNDERSTANDING feierli6 ;u9eiproz
Gen rorpen, fir Jpn uno feline Sinner
uno &inrestincer. Der Derr 2anpri9ter
mar aus Der &rei6fart e'9en5 beruberz
9efpmmcn jur l(eter9ate.
9luf Rem Suite tcr f91ncn @erpnifa
leudtete nah lon9fr> triber Belt wicrer
cas- i9Bnlt tie Gcel>reib. Der Telir Bate
lA'6 nidt nebmen laien, mod einn1al
oufsuIt t9en gu ren @plfen uno cos
Gpelrcib SIT treden; ciesma: fir feline
Braut.
Oils ober tie 8ersmuffanten luff9e
@eiien ipielten unc rie &ri9e laut an
.einarrer tlirrten unp MQes 9uf unp.
Treuce mar, tInte Rpboefampf ndber
unp ndber: her wadere General Stran1z
m:r er:9ien in pradtepller Uniform be<
aleitet Son Mcjutanten urp 0efol9e uno
iiberbradte Ter lH5nen 8raut cine gplz
rei1s Wepenffette ais 81 1dent Der 2orz
re5muttsr. 2an9e Bate ne ideipence
Come imYobcin9er Ibale ni9t 70 9lld<
li9e Men'6en 9e}sben. Nl6 fe aber
ttef er ianf uno RE eriten Saattsn iiter
ro5 Gbal mar panrelten bic Swet9lufz
liGfen cine lan9c Strede rabin nad Der
ein}am %eelsaenen @arienb5be, no bic
8a,;e Nlpenm. It in ibrerpradt nor ibnen
lag. 6eili9e GttQe um9ab 1te. SIRE
.9ersen m'aren 10 spu uno i1e tonnten
nt@t anrerS, 1ie muBten nieoerfnien am
Bilre Marten'6 unp aus reiner, ttefer
Se,le tbrem @otte banfen, Der eS gar 70
gut NIT ibnen oemadt.
@pn Sancta &atborina berlber t6nte
bic Mbeno9lofe, INNER tiefere S@atten
le9ten |l9 iiter roS TboL, bic 5dupter
bet Mlpen ater %be9annen 81 9llben in
bimmlii9er S6bne.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
8erunollft pur& @rfrte<

@erunolldt pur& @rfrte<
ren. - Der @lenppoe eagle e1dblt,
pab' Elm @inmobner pe8 Srtts nouen8
Daniel Iennep nebR 3mei Damen brei
Sage pdbrenp zines @hneeRurms in
Der prdrie umberirrten. TenneY.s 8l6e
erfroren, uno mif1en at9enommeu per>
ben, BE Domen famen obne erbcblihen
S&aren papon. Gin Ginwobner IA:
mems Eater &elbabl uiro permi0t, unb
mon fur9tet, oaB CT i'm Sturme uraaez
tommer. @inem Manne namens Char
ley Softer erforen auf Der M1freilt Don
Sort Bcpswortb feten S@ien rabrenp
cee ltastdeioen @@neeRurms.
Mobel. 49, 6err Grant Yuue, infer
%ebemolieer @t. Yauler Witblrser, ee=
oenpdrti9 @ieentbQmer Der @tationsz
lpetieballe su 5indley. eab leBte
@ode ben Mnsefe0ten rer Gate Supez
rior uno Milfl6ppi>B abn einen (plenz
ptpen @4mauS unp BaQ. Die 70 mo-
bel Bentrtbetru b%eranfen {@ bel Dem
freunoli@en @aftsetsr in elmer 5fentli,
den @rtldruue.
Wtnonau. ct. peter 8a bn.
- Die Mrbetten gum Dciterbou Der
@inpna une ct. peter 8ahn bis ;um
u%rlprUnolid projectirttn @nn;isl per,
ben nit Offer wiecer oufsenommen uno
forteelsst. Mehli6 Yon Burns miro
Elm GROCER @duppsn aebaut, In benz cine
8rcse Nrbeiterid,aar unter9cbra9t rercsr
wiro> peren NufAabe e6 it, bic Durdz
lide DON rem tineinasmebten G9nee ;u
befrsien. Mncere Gduppen 1percen net
ter binouSaebaut. Glen gum BeleAen
Der Sanelen fur faf rie Ban;e Streds
iou berei!5 in Bin9na unp aurern Yldz
zen fsrti8 lie9en.
- Greo Bre>per, ali Burbonf5 5u9el
mobnbaft batte etn an rer Grippe franz
fes Yfsrp. DaS Ib'er natm Ih lein
qstcen ldwfr su hersen. Den um1anc>
oae fem 5srr Die Gtauttlr nur onoez
lebnt etlaRsn, %benuBcno, 3errib eS lsinen
6alfter, lief binaus uno ftlrjte itd bum
cert Tub tief ben BLUFF btnunter. Ml5
man ea6 pferD entoefte> mar e5 nod
amyeben, aber 70 {@wer rerleet, tae mar
e. UNI ltineu %tiren ein&nre 3u MAIDEN
obtbat.
Eg -. s 81 6ammer, oeutfehe
5att er'1 70 aldnat :s auf esrGirma i'm neuen
9tpre
10. $50, Critic Strait,
unt ,teutlde" @attler Inb eie nG'ebrleer"
DEM mas he ferti9ea an 5atteln unb Hiem~
3eus bas bswabrt l6 in ben ubeut19eu"
&tsenIboften Ter Sulibibat, praftil@er
Brauqbartsit rnb 8illi9teit. Die Nus~
pabl an fertisen Waaren 1T eten 70 srob, ais bic
He1curcen ber5erreu in ibrerWerfltatt, prs m pit
uub pob;feil Nrbeiten auf 8eteQuue gu f~ertieen.
Nl:r, was bo reitet unb ia fabr , CUTE @attel unb
j3eaum besebrt, -i4le&te fnb elm pabrer
3ammr!- sete su ~@tbrabtr Sam
mer".
- Munh Brps. ,,no So. Qumber
garb Gde Der @abalba unb 5. @tra6t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
a5er ttef er8rdfmpen

Gtlir I'M Iti1tn, a5er tttf eroreiftnpen
.99ont. )
Da 395aate 4nereas gerdbrt ouf ben
Singing unp Jpn Die 1ano rei@enp,%
lpra6 ct:
.Nso, ]9au, bic 8eroni bat Did aud
ni9t ner9e1en. Den @traus bier bat fte
fir Did 9epfadt."
Da lau9te Der Singing serftdrt
na9 Zen @96nsn Nlpenblumen unp
iein 5aupt ne'9te ftd ipra@los rarauf
nteber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

Son benz Gran5' batte man lang ntdts
wieper 9ebDrt, ais itA zines Ga9e8 bic
Nabridt perbreitete, pab er, nadcem er
be5 BerrotbS Ubawielen> au lan9jdbri9sr
&erterl trafe perurtbeilt, opn her bpben
Ber9ptte einen 6ludtpcriu& etwast
unp li@ babel gu Tore 9efauen bate.
Balb cayauf perfaufte Der 8u98bauer
letn BedBtbun, une panoerte na9 Slime
rita aus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

Bdbenb ober bic frobe &unbe BON
BET 6elpentbat oes Gelir wie cine pei6t
&aube bur@ oas Gbal fo8, 9li@ bas
unbeimli@e @erddt tlber bic @efan9en=
nabu,e beS Gu@sbauernlobnts Trans benz
i@marAen Raben. Sir einen Suoaalobn
BON aebntauieno @uleen 1o0te etr Ser
rdtber cine Ittbeiluns feinoli@er Erupz
pen pn15nlt@ lber bic Serge sefubrt
baben, &porar6 baS Ebal in frdnfil9e
@emalt sefalen uno eie 9%anpesoru1ee in
cine ba@f ssfdbrli9r ppFtipn 8eratben
mar, ba @rntral @trau,uer ii ieinen
Btpesntern bnbur@ polfomu,en IRE
9ef1brt rerbfn u,uBte. 9fur pur9 Die
rafdr a&unoe> Die ,pie Elm Bunper ibm
dber bic raute Alp bur@ Ten &rduterz
BDelir s~naetraet,1, mar Is 9elun9en> ben
beitnliarn plat bes Teinpes gu eel1en e.
aenem 8r1berben gu penpen. Der
bran; mar auf cine unfern 9ele9ene
Bersfd3e IN f~trensfen 8%erpobr1am oe>
bradt unb bic unterlu@un9 lber Jpn i'm
@anee.
Dur9 bic 11nermaelt@feit hes patrio<
tilden 2anori9ters rpar BET 8erratb entz
eeft iporoen. nebet;eugenpe Yaptere
lollten f1d in 1einen 5dnpen befnpen. -
Der 6u96bauer ielber Lief iid felt bfr
@erbaftun9 iefnes Sobnes ntr9tno mebr
bliden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
9Qul MQrftbert6t.

@elbbsrtdt pSdentlt@ stliefert soH ben seut<
lden 8ant unb @e4ltl-G cidift pou Dapi0n u
g.. 81. Vaul.
gertaufspreis.
We9lel auf Vengurt. 9tilabtlStta, Ritrarfe,
xetaBc, st. Qe1ts, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a Yroteut
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
&erlQngt.

- Mn3eisen in tieisr Gpalte nnter bet Rubrt~
len Berlauat", ,9eudt", ~ "srreuteu' nne ga
gertaufen' werssn fur 5 9ents bie3et!e, iseeSuiertisa.
ia Soruusbeauhluue au'oencmmsr.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-06

Some one has gone from this strange world Of
ours,
20 more TO gather its thorns with its flowers;
No longer 70 hnger whe re sunbeams must fade
W here, on all beauty defth's fingers are laid !;
Weary with mihgling life's bitter and sweet
Weary with parting lnd never to meet
Some one has gone 20 the bright golden shore,
Ring the bell softly, there's Grape the door.
Some one Is resting from sorrow and sin.
Happy where earth conflicts enter not in;
Joyons birds when the morning is bright
When the sweet sunbeams have brought US
their light;
Weary with sowing and never to reap,
Weary with labor and xeleoming sleep
Some one departed for heaven bright shore
klng The bell softly, there's Grape on the door.
Angels we're anxiously longing TO meet
One who walks with them in heavens bright
street SIS M@
Loved ones have whispered that some one is
blesi;
Free from earth trials and taking sweet rest,
fesl there Is one more in angelic bliss
One less TO cherish, and one less TO kiss;
One more departed to heaven bright shore.
Ring the bell softly, there's Grape on the door.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-06
Proceedings OF the West jackson
Greeley Club.
JAcKsoN. Mis-. MAN pa ls7

JACKSON, Miss, May %, 1872. u
Club met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion, the regular order of business
was suspended until after Address by Judge
Amos Il. Johnston.
The Judge then spoke on ''the political
situation in an earnest and impressive
manner strengthening previous convictions
and calling forth enthusiastic applause.
On motion, a vote of thanks was rendered
Judge Johnston for his encouraging address
and also the same be spread on the minutes
ofthis meeting.
Applications for membership made and
received.
The following motions were carried:
That all colored voters be invited to ioin
our Club.
vote of thanks to the Jackson Brass
Band for sweet music discoursed on this
occasion.
vote of thanks TO Mr.. Parish for many
courtesies since the occupation of his Hall.
And that copy of these proceedings be
furnished THE CLARION with request to
publish.
The Club then adjourned to Wednesday,
June 9Th.
I. ID. LIGoN, President.
JOHN 4. HULL, Secretary.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-06
INTER- TESTING INSURANCE
CASE
Are Life Policies Initiated If the
Holder il Killed i'm N Quarrel
of his Own Seeking.

"A case is now on trial brought by the
asslgnees of VIM. Lewis estate against the
missouri Mutual Life Instance Company
70 recover life policy for $4,000 in favor
OF Lewis, who died on the 18th day of No
NemDer, 1870. For answer the company
ADMIT that they issued the policy, but with
the express understanding that should he
ule Dy MS own hand or the hand of Justice. or
IN IN consequence of a duel,or the violation of
tne laws OF any nation, State or province the
poIicy was TO be void, and in support of
sueh violation of contract it is claimed that
Lewis, during his Lifetime in the comfy Of
boiIvar' Mississippi, posted one Joan Harris.
OF that county as a coward and poltroon,
intending thereby TO bring about a breach
OF the peace between himself and Harris
It Is further claimed that from the 7rh ~
november until the day of his death. the
I2th OF November, 1870 Lewis in yarions
plaees threatened TO kill Harris. that the
deceased, on the day of his death, assaulted
.L harrls with pistol, with the intention Of
eneeGing his death. and that Harris then
s sioe anu killed Lewis-wherefore they pray
x xal%I ene petition of plaintiff be dismissed
Win costs--St. Louis Times.
Inc 1act that one of these parties. the la
nehteo William Lewis, was born and reared
here, invests the case with more than nsual
interest in this eommunity-apart from the
merits of the points involved.
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PURSUANT to the provisions of a Deed Of
Il Trust, made on the 9th day Of Deeember
A ID. 1870 by Madison Smith 10 Frank Jobn-
ston and William Yerger Jr as Trnstees "a
secure 10 John X. Richards the payment ~
the aggregate sum of $500, evidenced nv fhree
promissory notes of said Smith. each for The
sum OF S266 66, all dated 9th December 1874
pay able, respectively, one, two and three wears
after their date, the undersigned, one az he
Trustees named in said deed, will on the l3fb
day OF April next, in front Of the CAMEL in
the city Of Jackson, within legal hours nro-
coed TO sell 10 the highest bidder. for cash tho
following described lads lying in Hinds
county Mississippi, so much thereof A.
may be necessary 10 pay and satisfy the afore-
SAID promissory note for $266 GO, which Is past
due, viz: f
East half and southwest quarter Of north
east quarter md south half and south half
north half Of northwest quarter and the nortb
thlrd, or 30 acres running east and west ~
the north part Of southeast quarter and east
haIf OF southwest quarter Of section twelve
township 9, range = west. being part Of the
place known as Spring Forest Plantation
near the town Of Clinton. This sale il oriv
Ter the satigfaWtion Of said note AZ S166 tx
which is payable 9th December. 1871 wi,h
the expenses Of sale. ~
FRANK JOHNSTON.
ADAdr Trustee
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The Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad
proposes to commence on the "a of June
and continue to sell until the Ist of SepteIn-
Der, Excursion Tickets to Virginia Springs,
and other summer resorts on very reasona-
BILE rates-avoiding many incOnveniencies.
See their card in another column.
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Citation Notice


The state OF MrsssIra.
7. u. Fletcher U.mr
VR. NuI..
Unknown Person. IaHHHr..
fW unknown person Hl|
a Interest, either If.YI
thnd Hereinafter describe.
same WINS sold Tor i4kr.. HI.
persons ~ may hc iutorr ...
lou will take notice iU4 PIT
hled his bill In the ClHHee.
county, ~ have Dis HE lU.
iana confirmed. to-uit
East half 0f northeusf 4UfI
west quarter Of n0rfhr1Ht U..r.Er
east quarter ~ nOrthwcsf lHIr'
ehsr quarter ~ section -. faH
east Unless yOu d. luI Hf
term of the Chnncery Court
grange, IN said county, 900 ihr Hr
April, a. ID. 1872 TO plcad, arsH.
tehefeio, Or thc same aiN D.
Ordered that the foregoing
posted nt the door 81 ihc
san county. Also published 70 .H
Siafign' paper published n tIf ~
son. mississippi, FOR four e1usgc.H,.n 0.f
a. n. sEWAhb .-.
!. w; Pinson, Solicitor for Comr'
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Stafe Enir Rremimm Lis1.

The Premium List for the State Fair to be
held at jackson, commencing on the ID Mon
day III November, is now in press and viii be
ready for distribution by June 1st Copies
will be sent to any address upon application
10 the undersigned The Board Of Control
will be pleased to include in the present Cata-
logue any special premiums that may be Of
fered-a feature that has heretofore added
greatly 10 the interest Of the exhibitions.
Please advise the undersigned through post
office
May l3, 1872. J. L. POWER. Secretary.
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UNIVERSITY OF Mississippi to-
days issue will be found the annual pro-
gramme for the Commencement Exercises
of this institution, which will commence on
June 2lst, and end June 26th. Commence
ment Day, Thursday, June 9TH.
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The commencement exercises OF the
Columbus Female Institute viii begin on
the I'D inst. As before announced, the
annual address will be delivered by Joseph
A. Brown, Esq, Of this city, on the 25tE.
The audience may promise themselves
rare intellectual and oratorical entertain
ment.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-06

EIGHT HOURs.-The Trades Unions
of New York, consisting Of Carpenters,
Carverz, Polishers, Cabinet Makers, Uphol-
sterers, Stone and Brick Masons, Plasterers,
Marble Cutters, Varnishers, Pattern Makers,
Blacksmiths, and in fact nearly all trades
have struck for eight hours day. In most
instances the bosses have yielded to the
demand