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The weekly clarion., 1873-01-09
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II il difficult 10 Induce the medical pro-
fession to abandon theold grooves in which
it has travelled for centuries. Purgation.
yeneseetion, opiumization, and blIsterasion
are its team of venerable hobbies, and il
does not like To harness up The new four-in-
hand OF invIgoration, regulation, plrifica-
tion and renovation, and take new depar-
ture. Advanced practitioners. however. who
are not welded to old dogmas, admit that in
Hostetter's stomach Bitters we possess. so
TO speak. counter charm TO the malign in
fiuences that produce various diseased cen
ditions. They do not deny that in cases OF
general debility, in nervous complaints. and
in all disturbances Of the liver, the bowels,
and the digestive organs, this powerful and
wholesome vegetable remedy effects extra
ordinary cures. The public rendered this
verdict many years ago. and the enlighten-
ed members of the profession acauiesee in
il. Better late than never.
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That SOzOdOnt eclipses all other prepsra-
tions for the teeth and gums. And what
Mrs. G.. says is reiterated most emphatically
by ninety-nine one-hundreths of the beau
tv and fashion of the land.
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HOW TO MANAGE.

Go out to the Peatentiary, act the stran-
ger, and make out that you want to look
two bits towards the library-Duuham is
in the Hospital and sick, so 1 hear. Get Il
chance to 'ell how Bell has acted and get a
copy of last Saturdays New Orleans Times
to slip to him if you can possibly get the
chance. You just go to Smith, the Mayor,
and Coats. the Sheriff, and
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A gentleman desires a situation as
teacher. See his advertisement.
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THE WARRANT FoRGER Swami has
been bound over by Mayor Smith for trial
in the Circuit Court of Kinds county.
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NEw MEDICAL AssocIATIoN.-It will

New MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. 1t will
be seen that Doctors Ivy F. Harrington and
Wirt Johnston hfve formed an association
for the practice of their profession. OF DR..
Harrington it ID needless for us to speak
where he Is so well and favorably known,
further than to say that as a popular aDd
successful practitioner, he stands In the
forefront Of the faculty of this city, which
for eminence is unsurpassed by that of any
other community in the country. DR..
Johnston is the younger son of our much
respected townsman, Hon. Amos r. john
ston, and has been in the profession long
enough to make his mark as one of its most
talented and promising members. The as
sociation is combination of talent and
ability, and viii be gratifying TO the many
friends of both gentlemen.
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A TELEGRAM

which You should have received Saturday
morning. In it l said: ''See Will, tell him to
keep mute till | see him." Did you get that
despatch? If you have not seen Dunham,
I'll tell you
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W Those who have tested the excellen-
ces of that pattern hotel, the American
House, Boston, are rarely. tempted to leave
it FOR any other. 1t is still under the per-
sonal supervision OF Lewis Rice & Son.
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The Oak LeaE-The genuine Charter
Oak Stoves have an oak leaf on the side
doors, and are stamped with the name OF
.'Giles F. Filley, st. Louis"
When buying one OF them, therefore, look
out for these proofs of genuiness, and reject
all that do not have them.
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l have been a dyspeptic for years; begun
to use the simmons Liver Regulator two
years ago; it has acted like charm In my
case.
Rev. j. c. HOLMES,
Clayton. Ala.
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PREMIUM LAGER BEER.-M. Nc
Laughlin keeps on sale, by the glass or keg,
the celebrated lager beer of j. Uhrig, of
St Louis, which was awarded the premium
at the late State Fair. We tender our ac-
acknowledgements for a key of the article
received during Christmas week, and are
now able to say, from experience, that If you
want pleasant and healthy beverage, you
viii exclaim eureka! when you try Uhrig's
Rpar
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envelop You must have had an awful pass
age 10 be 10 long. / ana glad Mamie is st
Mrs. Lees. wrote you Saturday following
your departure. sending the Nos. (of the
warranfs) to show Bell, and ths next day
the balance for your own guidance, but as
you have not received them, ! send dupli-
cate. / fell In with Miss Williams, for
Eneriy of y. O. She knows yOn. and Is in
corre~ pondence with Wm- McCreaFy, to
whose care the Doctors (Swan1 papers
(warrants1 were sent. 3he i smart. /
tried TO get some of the letters (warrants,1
but 10 20. From what | can understand
they want her
TO DISPOSE OF SOME OF THEM.
The Doctor (Swan) is evidently in HouS-
Ton. was afraid Bell would make a mess
of il. He is d poor detective. J. Currie
has written TO friend here about those pa
pers (warTants.) and of course | had them.
The letter directed the sending to the Doc
tor (Swan) was dated October l6. | think
if / were there | would run him down. /
have tried 10 send telegram but they de-
IHand prepayment in eveFv case. These are
new rules. Lindis (his wife) letter of 18th
received same time as yours. Mrs. swan
has been buZzing her, but tn no avail. Poor
Frank, her constitution was completely
worn out, and when sickness came she had
TO succumb.
NOW FOR MYSELF.
We have la1 aWfuI weather until SaLuF-
day when it showed and froZe. Rain nearly
every day for week.
PTTEoUs APPEAL FOR MONEY.
was constantly wet, and had at last to
take my coat out of pawn. l have no shoes
or pants, they are worn ont, and Mary l
feel the cold very much. Our party has not
been seen for three weeks, and from what |
can learn Uncle Sam Z. is after him. have
been running night and day. and intend to
do so as long as | have cent. | can run no
longer than Saturday. and then If do not
succeed, shall ship somewhere for Europe,
as By heavens / will not return TO n. Q. the
way left it. | would sooner die and be out
Of the way. as / am only nuisance to my
self and friends. | am discouraged and
afraid things are turning out badly. 1 sent
your keys by registered letter, but you
have not said whether you received them
thought | had some papers (warrants)
once, but when the party brought them and
foul, +. with me, he thought il was plant
and We had hard work to get away without
"A quarrel Telegraph me 10 this address as
soon as YOU get this. | wrote Lind (his
wife) telling her she must SHIFT for herself
for | will never return unless | succeed,
Chat IS in passing warrants.) Wednesday
will tell. Should we be fated never TO meet
again, think OF my memory with kindness.
have not written c. yet but do so this
mail.
Yours truly.
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Gen. Forrest has been among other
visitors to our town, during the past week
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From Durham in New York to Mary
Mcbride in New Orleans, which was found
upon her when she was arrested. That
this letter may be understood, we will pre-
mise that Durham had agreed to go to New
York for Bell and get the papers" (forged
Warrants,) for which he was to receive part
of the money paid to Mary Mcbride. But
it appears she failed to send it to him, and
also having rspented OF her agreement with
the State, refused to give Bell Dunham's ad-
dress, and then Dunham being out of money
attempted to pass the forged warrant upon
which he was arrested:
STATION D., NEW YORK.
MONDAY, November Is, lS72.J
ny DEAR FRIEND:
Yours of 10th only just received. II i0as
open. KvtdeRtly been steamsd. send the
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State Warrants taken at par, by j. stade-
keR e Son, in exchange for goods.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
G. CUMMINGS,
Boot shoe Maker

n and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared to do work in his line promptly and
with dispatch.
Call at his shop, north side of Capitol be-
tween State and President streets.
dec5wem
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Buckingham Dye

FOR THE WHIBkEHS.
As our Renewer in many cases r0-
duires too long a time, and too much
care, % restore gray on faded WhI.s-
ers, we have prepared this dye. iu ou0
y1reparatton; which will quickly and
efectually accomplish this result. lf
is easily applied, and produces "a color
which will neither rub nor wash off,
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by n. p. HALL b CO.,
NASHUA N.H.
WATT F. ASH. Agent
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Also for CAMPAGN Goops. Address
GOODSPEED'S EMPIRE BOOK PUBLISH.
ING HOUSE, Cincinnati. Sc Loui Sow 'F
leans or.New York
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FAIRBANKS
Scale Warehouse,
53 Camp Street,
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
COTTON BEAMS, SUGAR BEAMS, To-
BACCO BEAMS, COTTON BAL
ANCES, PLATFORM, COUN-
TER AND DRUG
SCALES
Of all Descriptions and Sizes,
WARRANTED CORRECT.
THIEF DETECTING MONEY DRAWERS.
TROCUIUER'S STEEL MILLS, for Grindin z
Corn, Coffee and Spices.
SHRIVERS LETTER COPYING PRESS.
For sale at New York prices.
FAIRBANKS 4 co,
w. B. BOWMAN, Agent.
80 Camp street, New Orleans.
Nov 1872 wGm
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IN WHICH MARY GETS wRorHY

IN WHICH MARY GETS wRoTHY.
Another long letter to Dunham still urg-
ing him not to testify and in which such
nice expressions as damned scoundrel,"
damned puppy" &C., repeatedly occur.
We make the following extracts:
BOUND FOR THE PENfTENTsARY.
Currie says it might as well end in the
Penitentiary in Bells promises. and he is
about right. Steele, Considine and Swan
are resolved to do the same.
NO MORE GOOD ADVICE.
l will never again advise a man or woman
to place themselves right before the law.
SPEAKS FAMILIARITY OF THE WIFE AND
s'GOES BACK ON HER MAN TO MAKE
HIM BELIEVE SHE HAS RECEIVED
NO MONEY.
You and Lind (Mrs. Dunham) and th e
children and myself have seen want and
suffering through his (Bell's) failure to
keep his promises.
TO BE OR NOT TO BE.
Do not tell anything. Tell me If you are
going to be prisoner or a witness. | am
going to be a prisoner and let Bell do his
best, the lousy. dirty son-of-a-B-h.
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DUGGIEs! BUGGlES-Ge-H trr.H.
I'D Also, Bull-Tougues. Hdf-Iorr'. w.
sweep. .-sweepa s.. af gc.a.all'. .'r .ss.ar.
unc2 i r'|tH
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

TO contain single particle of Mercury, OF
any injurious mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
For FORTY YEARS it has proved it's great
value in all diseases of the LIVER, BOWELS
and KIDNEYS. Thousands of the good and
great in all parts of the country vouch for its
wonderful and peculiar power in purifying the
BLOOD, stimulating the torpid LIVER and
Bowels, and imparting new Life and NigoT
to the whole system. SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR is acknowledged TO have no
equal as a
LIVER MEDICINE,
1t contains four medical elements, never
united in the same happy proportion in any
other preparation, viz gentle Cathartic, a
wonderful Tonic, an unexceptionable Altera-
tive and a certain Corrective ef all impurities
of the body Such signal success has attend
ed its use, that it is now regarded as the
Great UnfafIing Specific
For Liver Complaint and the painful offspring
thereof, to-wit: DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIP A
TION, Jaundice, Bilious attacks SICK HEAD
ACHE, Collie, Depression of Spirits, SOUR
STOMACH, Heart Burn, ETC., etc.
Reg slate the Liver and prevent
CHEELLS AND FEVER.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
Is harmless
Is no drastic violent medicine,
Is sure to cure If taken regularly,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
Is faultless family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Is given with safety and the happiest results
to the most delicate infant,
Does not interfere with business
Does not disarrange the system,
Takes the place of Qulnine and Bitters OF
every kind,
Contains the simplest and best medicines.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, the
GREAT EANHWWV NaERW(VNE
Is manufactured only by
J. II. ZEILIN & CO,
MACON. GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, 81 90 per package; sent by mail, post
age paid, 81 25. Prepared ready for
use in bottles, 81 80.
Sold by all Druggists.
M8- Beware of Counterfeits and limitations.
Mar %
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SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.

We acknowledge receipts for subscription
to The CLARION, for 1873, up to Tuesday
January 9TH, as follows:
II. Labauve, fernando, Mississippi.
G.. +. Longmire, Decatur, =
j. b. Baskins, Pontotoc, =
Mrs. V. L. Shaw, New Orleans, La.
ii. P. Sadler, Pontotoc Mississippi.
l.. B. Sykes, Aberdeen, .
j. +. HinsOn, Jackson, "
l.. w. Bryson, NatcheZ.
Charlie Bry son, Lexington, Ky.
j. w. Dameron, jackson, Mississippi
A. w. Mitchell, Wells. &
J. w. Summerhill, ''
T. A. Galloway. =
+. J.. Douglass, Kaufman. Texas.
+. NJ. Redmond, Summit, Mississippi.
n. w. Campbell, Hernando, .
Thos. Walton. Oxford. .
j. w. Gilbert, Kosciusko, 8
N. G.. Martin, Utica, +"
3. T. Camp, Clinton,
A G. Crockett. Brookhaven -
Mrs. Isabella Hursey, Pear'tOn :.
w. J. Chrisler, Raymond. =
X. +. Straton, Clinton. =
a. V. Montgomery, Pickens, :.
Sale s. Dowd, Aberdeen, -
Eli Abbott, Egypt,
j. A. Cox, Silvan, -
A. j. Shater,
Robt. Hardy,
J.F. Doughty, 9
J.. z. Doughty"
Thos. L. Towns, Brookhaven, :
f. Spencer, Cum berland, :"
w. E. Yaney, Madison, =
J. A. Turk, Canton.
w. l.. Johnston, Clinton,
K. Z. Armstead. Forest,
VIM. Love, Pensacola.
A. 5. Robinson, LaGTange,
j. 6. Davis.
j. F. Harry, Garlandsyille.
John Gillis, Enon,
Bose Jones,
Allen Moore. Bellcfountaine,
II. w. Freeman, PittsborO, Mississippi.
John Cunningham, Walden,
j. $. Hamhlett, Pars,
A. NJ Clayton, Lamar,
John w. Bellamy, Charleston, =
st. Randall, Pearlington,
Henry Carre.
Henry Weston,
Isaac Newton. Mt. Carmel,
T. NJ Petty, Lake.
| Geo. j. Miller, HaZlehurst,
John :. Judkins, Hazoo City.
H. L. PeaSe. Jackson,
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Ayers
SarSaparilla

~ !. i !. i. . . !. ! j. !. !. J . ! !. ! I
A Is widely known
~ as one 5f the most
&M 80 etectual rmed..
Am ~ M4 ever discovered ur
fbNM EAIH cleansing thc v
nSS6R n tenn and uur.bIu.
the blood lt h..
NSNN7tstWg gJNEtlT stood the te-r u.
NNNtll years. with o com.
suntly growing
o~u~S w. utdtIon ba-niou it-
intrinsic virtues, and sustained bg 81 r..
markable cures. so mild as to hu -lie an.
beneficial 10 children, and SET so s.lrlhIl.
as to eiicctually purge out tho gr.lt ear-
rupuons of the blood, such a. Che scrou'u.
and syphilitic contamination. lmUur.fIU-.
or diseases that have lurkpd iu the system
for years. soon yield % this powerful auu
dotc, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures. many of which are publicly known.
OF ScrOiula, and all scrofulou- disease.
Ulcers, EruptiOns. auH rupdta di
orders Of the skin, Tumore, BIutcuu..
BOils, Pimplc~, Pustulc~, Sores. ST..
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErysiUc-
las, letter, salt Ithcum, Scald
Head, RingWOrm, and informal Il-
ceratiOnS Of the Uterus, Stomach.
and Liver. 10 also cures other conn.
plants g which it would not seem e-pU.i.
ally adapN.d. such a- DropsN, Dyspcu-
sia. Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease
Female Weakness, Debility, auI
LeucOrrhwa, when they aro manifest.
tions OF the scrofJIous p0is0n..
IL is an excellent rp.torer uf health 1HI
strength in the Spring By renewing
appetite and yigor ot thr digestive U-....
it dissipates the depression and I.-..e. au
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OFFICE AND POCKET
Maps of Mississippi /!

DY request of Capt. I. S. Hardec, will at
ID tend TO the filing of orders for the Edi-
tion of his Map of Mississippi recently pub
lished, and which embrace all the new Coun-
ties, section lines, etc.
The Office Map, rollers, price 800 b.
more convenient for ready reference than the
large Map first published Sent by Express
on receipt of price or G.. O. b. with Express
charges added.
Thc Pocket Map IN stiff covers price $500
will he sent by mail on receipt ot the price.
Address j. l.. pow Err
Jackson Miss.
Dec II, 1S72-tf
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LETTER NO. ,.
LETTER No. 8.

Is long one to Dunham urging him not
to testify until she sees him.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale or Rent.
Drs. Harrington & Johnston,

HAVING associated themselves together
IL in the Practice of Medicine, offer theil
services to the citizens of Jackson and vicini
ty, in the various branches of their profession
Office in Stewart Building.
January g. 1873.-tf
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Money saved by buying Stadeker's goods
Dollar Goods at Martz's.
New md fashionable goods at Stsdeker's
large stock of Toys at Martz's.
Nobby Suits at Stadeker's.
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I ours truly.
w. T. DUNHAM.
Contracts and Supplies for 1873.

Contracts and supplies Tor 1878.
THE CLARION Office is now ready to fill
orders for any of the following Blanks, at
the rate of 81 per quire, or $400 per hum
dred. These Blanks have been prepared for
US, at different times, by eminent attorneys,
ami conform, in all particulars to the laws
of Mississippi. The No. preceding each
Blank is the No. given in our general cata-
logue, and parties ordering may give this
No.. and we will understand what is requir-
ed:
No. 35.-Contract for Share of Crop.
No. 36.-Contract for Wages.
No S7.--Mortgage to Secure Advances to
Planters.
No. 3s.-Merchants' Lien and Mortgage
Securing Existing Indebtedness and
future Advances.
NO. 3O--Landlords' Mortgage Lien for
Rent Money.
No. 4O.-Landlords' Mortgage Lien for
Share of Crop.
No. 4R.-Deed of Trust for Rent and Sup
plies.
No. 43.-Deed of Trust to Secure Ad-
vances by Merchants-very gener
ally used.
No. A3.-Deed of Trust for General Pur-
poses.
Special Blanks printed to order on rea-
sonable terms. Address
POWER & BARKsDALE.
JACKSON, January l, 1873
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NO MoRE GOOD ADVICE.
NO MONEY.
TO BE OR NOT TO BE.
LETTER, No. 4.
Again to Dunham and still harping on the
same string. We extract:
WILL CONVICT THE POOR MEN"

~If Bell tells you that Swami, Considine
and Steele have caved in. don't heed him.
He is seeking by that means Co frighten you
into a disclosure against Currie, and that
will of course so connect the thing as to get
the conviction of all there poor men. Bell
will try the damndest to send me to the
pcnitentiary.
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till they let you see me, and l want You to
let them know how Bell is acting. Though
perhaps the less you say the better-for
will get even with the scoundrel yee-this
letter you can even keep or destroy as you
feel most like. / want to see you. l am
treated like dog. MARY.
p. s. Office is on the same
street as the State House go to him and get
him to help you into the Pententiary, and
tell him to give you them extracts from the
newspapers that / want you to give Dun
ham. | want Durham to see
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FUENKBsEE, Dixie Corn aud Cotton PIov
a. very cheap, a.
g. ID. aidway's.
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Notice,


DY' Order of Judge of Probate
ID Conrt, Abbeville County, l will
sell at Public Auction, in NINETY
SIX, on the 26th inst, the PERSON
AL PROPERTY Of B. A. JONES,
deceased, consisting of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Cotton
Seed, 2 Buggies, 1 One.
T3Ia s AHarse. Wagon, .ooa
A few plantation Tools, One
, No. l 1ron Safe, giQx A
* Bb1s. Of Lime, &c,
TERMS CASH. ''f ~
:s..',, il. LUCY B. JONES,
/. Administratrix.
Feb. 10, 1873, 44-3t
.. = z. ..s. - - = r. = -
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Georgia Agricultural Society Coaven-
~ =. toin.

D., This body convened in Girardey's
Opera House, Augusta, on the
nth. Gen. A. Fl. Colquitt; was
elected President. There was a
large attendance Of delegates-sev=
erraf States being represented. The
following South Carolinians were
Messrs: George A. Tren-
holm, Joseph D. Aiken, L. D. De-
Saussure, George W, Williams,
McMillan AGl King, ii. Fl. Ray
mond, Wm. NJ. Layton, Henry T.
Peake,4 of CHARLESTON; Col. J: B.
Palmer, Of Columbia; Col. D. Wy
stt Aiken, af AbbeVille. i 4 Ek
= Phe convention was called to
order as1I efloek, ,SSH IT, President
CpHBtt, aud the pro sdings4Mere
opened with prayer by Rev. Fl: Fl.
Mr.. J. j. Cohen introduced J. G..
G. Black, Esq, who delivered an
aoquent address Of welcome; to
which General Colquitt felicitously
responded rs:
Mr.. G. W.tHoward moved that
all delegates to the Free Trade and
Immigration Conference be invited
mseas as corresponding members
of the society," he. also offered a
resolution providing for the ap-
pointment, ofta committee: to draft
resolutions expressive of the sense
of}pss ta theswhoie country in the
de5h-af Comm odore Ne. F. Maury.
Adopted unanimously.
On motion, of Mr.. L. F. Living
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that J. F
" Calhoun, .Adpinistrator of the
Estate of Edward Calhoun; deceased
has applied to Charles w. Guffin, Judge
of Probate, in and for the County o.
Abbeville, for final discharge as. Ad'
ministrator. /-.'''!- r.. = 80.
IT Is. ORDERED, That the fourteenth
day of March, "A. D. 1873, be fixed fo1
hearing of Petition, and final settle
ment Of said Estate. -. ...-..
-, J. C. WOSMANSKY, !
~ ..' q .--~~ = G. G. P, A. c.
Feb, H.. 44-1m -.- 49,. ~.
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that A. j.
~ Ferguson, Administrator of the
Estate of Thomas Barksdale, deceased,
has applied to Charles w. Guffin, Judge
of Probate, in and for the County of
Abbeville, for a final discharge as Ad-
n... 81;
II IS ORDERED, That the 9Th day of
March, A. d. 1873, be fixed for hearing
of Petition, and a final settlement of
said Estate. -.
~. a$ u, G.. WosMANsKY,,,
= .; '.,,.,, -, ~ 9. q. P. .:A.C..
Feb. S, 49-4t* "..'''. 'l,,.,. ::'''
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that Johr
Estate of of James ". Blair, deceased, has has
applied to Charles w. Guftin, Judge Of
Probate, in and for the County of Able
v F IS sF haa asfhne Thas hs as
day of March, A: D. 1873, be fixed fpl
hearing Of Petition, and final settle
ment Of said Estate.
j. @. WOSMANSKY,
G.. G. P. A. G..
Feb. L., H-lm*>,1 r.. ~
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4, WASHINGTON, February 49,. The
Acknowledgement has declined to
recommend the pardon of Samuel
Brown, of South Carolina, an alleged
Ku.Klux, sentenced to five years SER
vice at Albany. Brown is said to
have been a leader of the K. X K. in
South Carolina. He occupies high
social position at home. His frieuds
have made several efforts to SECURE
his pardon. ........... '.....
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.TnE TRooRs To- 'Bs, ,Wi4HDRllyFN
FROM rnE So1gTH. AND. 4 THE ,Ku-K
To, BE PA,RDQSEp, Some important
movements Of troops Will soon be. or
defed BY the war department, the
effect of which will be to take from
tie States of cKentuckys North and
South Carolina, Alabama and Teppes-
scsahe.greateslPe PeftioB Of The q shed
States2miiirmyH forcesqstadoned in
these, States and toi ilodate,othem at
other fpeintslwhereat of
Disagreement n,ay nrequire their
presenee.G It is believed that nearly
allithei Ku*Klnx pYisopersewilhb be par
doned within a sery;hshbrt. time, and
pars;seIarlyithoses of3 The tmore igno-
rant olssa.s .Ehe, government Twill :
however; proseeutnva4hi inewfi instances
Of Kn.Kuxi psrseodt nssand1 1should
addiioaaIl easess arise; tbeuexeeaSVe
dspsrtm ent. .Eefjustices will disregard
all appeals for mercy.
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>. New YORK, February l4.-The
decision Of. Judge Boardman, in
the Stokes case, was received by
Justice Ingraham, this morn
ing, and by him announced.
He denies the motion for a new
trial, and, in an opinion, gives his
reasons therefor. .- ...... ...
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that Ezekiel
In Harris and Mrs. Elizabeth, Arm
strong, Administrator and Administra-
trix,. of the Estate of, William Arm
strong, deceased, have applied to
Charles w. Guff1n, Judge Of Probate,
in and for the County of %Abbeville, for
a final discharge as Administrator and
Atdministrataix. A EEts.,;
IrIs ORDERED, That the 18th day of
March, A. D. 1878, be fixed for hearing
Of. Petition. and 9 final settlement OF
said Estate: -
!i%%a I. CT WOSMANSKY,
- c: G. P. A. G.
Feb. 1a, 1873, 54-4t