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The Extensive Carriage.
Buggy, and Spring Wagon
FHANUFACTORY.

Of lands - BURNEu.I., are turr-
ne out large amount OF first class work
every week. Their business has greatly in
creasgi. and they will doubtless l'c com
PEELED 20 make further enlargement Of
their establishment. The reason is obyi-
ous-.ThcIr work always gives sat-
tsfRetiOn, and when they sell 10 one man
in locality, they draw the trade Of that
sestian. Their repairing department is al
50 on the increase, a. they Invariably guar
snteo their work, and employ none but
first class mechanics.
This establishment Il a credit TO the city,
and we hope that IL will continue 70 pros
per. The citizens Of adjoining counties
would do we'll 10 examine the work Of this
extensive establishment before sending
urthcr Oh
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The state OIJaCkson.

The West Tennessee Whig and
Tribune SAYS:
Several of our contemporaries of
the. press have suggested a meeting
in this city on the 10th of July, for
the purpose of taking the necessary
steps to form a new State out of all
the territory of West Tennessee.
West kentucky, and n portion OF
North Mississippi. We say. let the
meeting be held, and in behalf of the
hoSpitable citizens of jackson we
hereby tender a cordial welcome to
all the friends of the enterprise who
may attend. Ample arrangements
will be made to accommodate sll
who may come.
Are our friends OF the Western
Division in earnest about cutting
loose, and setting up for themselvesy
We trust not, as we here on his
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encouraging Assurances.

encouraging Assurances.
From every direction comes as
surances of enthusiastic interest in
the New State movement. Primary
meetings have been held and others
called to appoint delegates to the
convention in this city on the 10Th,
and from private sources we learn
that a large number of representa-
tive men will be in attendance.
There is no longer any doubt but
what the convention will be n sue
cess, both in the number and eharac-
ter Of its members. Let the friends
of the enterprise keep the ball roll
ing, and The 10Th will prove a long
stride ia the accomplishment of
their hopes. Those who are wait
ing to ascertain the strong side, the
over cautious who always hang
back until victory is won and then
| rush forward with louder huZza's
/ than those who achieved it, and in
short all faint hearted, croaking,
constitutional oppOsitionists may
now throw all the cold water on the
I movement they desire, for they can
do no harm as the success of tho
convention i assured. Let none
longer doubt, but 20 to work Will
vim and earnestness. Jackson vii
/ be ready TO receive her guests OF
7 the occasion in a BETTING manner.
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or stupidity could lind anything
either in the letter or spirit Of the
unification resolutions which com
templates any interference or die
tatiOn in the private social rela-
Hons Of the people. These lie en-
tireiT outside the domain OF lcgIsla-
ton and politics. u would not be
denied that, in travelling and at
places of public resort we often
share these privileges In common
with thieves, prostitutes, gamblers
and others who have worse sins TO
answer for than the accident OF col
or; bat no one ever supposed that
we thereby asSentCd TO the social
equality Of these people with our
selves. | therefore say that the par
ticiPation in these public privileges
involves no question of social equal
ity. BY the enjoyment in common
| OF such privileges, neither whites or
/ blacks assert, or assent to social
/ equality, either with each other, or
| even between individuals of the
same race.
have not proposed to myself any
! advantages from the resolutions re-
ferred to. do not seek or desiI c
Office or cmOlumcnts. l have in
view but the restoration of Loulsi'
ana 10 the place of honor from
which she has fallen. | surrender
no principle, nor do l scperate from
any friends. unite with those who
upon ca~did consideration Of the
cumstances they do not control
have to extract from them III,
] rrr-E HEae "a 3
allow of.
II there be any who can propOs,
other and better means | shall no
be backward In adopting them
But II Is very clear to nv mind tina
the strength of a State consists il
the harmonious, cordial, contente,
union of all good men of the com
i munity in honest efforts for the i'm
, provement and progress OF tn
. whole. Ii is equally clear that strife
discord, disunion aud distracted ci
forts and pursuits will produc
, nothing but weakness and disaI
pointment. The base, selfish, un
, scrupulOus aud mercenary Away
. | profit from confusion, disorder an
, the disintegration of society.
This is full, candid, and TO III
mind, accurate view of the situs
ton, and shall regulate my min
: accordingly, SO as 10 free ourselvC
from "carpet-bag" rule, aud the in
a I proper interference of the FEEDER;
y government in our State affairs
i G.. T. BEAUREGARD
y. ORLEANS, July /, 1878.
: NOTE BY "carpet-baggers" / T,
: fer TO those corrupt and unscrupl
= louS individuals who come here Ol
|, ly TO occupy office and despoil OF
/, people.
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PRAFT7S
SOuIhern-made Gin.

HNHIS CELEBRA TED Gin. oflight draft,
n make a good sample. picks more
lint from The same amount Of seed cotton,
and IN less time. than any other gin. 10
does not break the roll, nor choke. Is sim
pic In it, construction, and not liable 10
get out Of order.
IL isa good rule 20 try al things, and
hold f1st 10 that which has been approved.
snd answers the purpose fer which Il Is
made. This H. claimed for Pratt's Gin. and
Is admitted by practical planters who have
tried 10.
Orders for Gins, from 80 TO 80 saws,
Gum Bands at New York factory prices,
aud complete sets Of Segments, Bands &c.,
promptly filled.
Gins repaired by a shiliful giBwTight.
Address G. W. THUEHEART,
Agent for Daniel Pratt Gin Co,
No. ~ Court ST.. Memphis, Tenn.
July l3-5m.
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rIEErfNG ar C,rnEN.
Delegates to the New SLatc Con-
vention appointed

CANDIES, TESN., july Z, IS.
At meeting ola portion Of the
cstizens Of Benton county, held at
the Courthouse on Monday the 9Th
day of July, 1873, the following pro-
ceedings were had, viz:
On motion of w. z. Eashler, John
Phifer, Esq, was called TO the Chair
and /. n. Presson appointed Secre-
tary.
On motion of W. =. Morris, Col.
w. f. Doherty was called to the
stand, who proceeded to explain the
object of the mceting-which was to
appoint delegates to represent Ben
ton county in the Convention pro-
posed to be held in the City of
Jackson on the 10Th instant, for the
purpose of an Interchange of views
in reference to the propriety and
Importance of forming a New State
out Of the territory of West Ken
lucky, West Tennessee and North
D Al7sl1>4 PPt-
When Col. Dohcrly concluded his
remarks W. Z. Norris was called for
! who responded in a brief and APP
propriate address Upon the subject
1 after which Col. Dohcrty again re.
sumed the stand and gave some OF
the reasons for giving the move
ment his hearty support.
The Chairman then proceeded tC
appoint the following Delegates tc
| attend said Convention, Wis: w. +
! Doherty, W. y. Steel, W. Z. Morri;
and /. L. PrcssOn.
On motion il was
Resolved, That the proceeding,
Of this meeting be sent TO the Jack
son Wing and Tribune for publica
ton, and that the Plaindealcr b,
requested 20 copy the same.
Whcrcupon the meeting adjourn
Ted. JOHN PHIFER,
]. Y. PRESSON, Chairman
Secretary.
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If You Want

The best Gin in ice get the "lmPfo'e'i
India Rubber Brush Gin" manufactured
by JAS. y. ntChS,
Bells Depot. Tenn.
AGENTS. NJ. Parker IS Co.. Jackson,
Tenn Jno. Williams, coffee Landing
Tenn; Rev. john u. Day. Juno, Henderson
Go Tenn. TheeNPericuced ". y. Hicks,
who has been for forty years engaged ia
makinS Gins. is General Travelling Agent
for the Factory. who iuspects ar Gins be-
fore they are ~ent oui. may5,i2m.
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Non Resident Notice.
In the Chancery Court of SIadi-
son County, Tenn.

Eobt. !. Chester ~ A. +. Brown, q al.
TUNHE complainant on affidavit that the
II defendants, A. 4. Brown and JOS A
F0.g are indebted L. him. and are On-resi-
dent of This state and be- having obtained
from -. N. Wisdom. q. a 81. an original
attachment against the estate 81 the said
defendants. rctumable 90 the September
Rules &c tbs Court, 1879, and the same
having been levied on defendants properly,
IL a. ordered 10y the I'feTk that the deien-
dants appear ~ has oIiice, IA Jackson, Ten
neS~ee. on oT before the said September
RulcSo OF this COurl, 1873. 30 defend said ST.
tarhmemt suit. ar % viii be proceeded with
* parte a. 10 them II j. further ordered
thai this u0ticr bee published Tor four sue
,-c-~iNc weeks in the Wing and Tribune a
new Spapcr published in the town OF Jack
son. ID. N. WISDOM, e. d NJ.
HAYNES & Bond, Sols- Julyl2-4t.
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The MOgt Perfect Iron Tonic

uegcman's Fcrrated EitNtr OF hArk
a PLEASANT cordial, possessing the
N valuable properties Of iron. phospho-
rus and ealisaya, without any injurious IN
gradients. A. a preventive 10 fever and
agIic. aud a. a tonic for patients rccoNering
from fever or other sickness. u cannot be
surpassed, and i recommended by The most
eminent physicians. Prepared only by
HEGEMAN Il Co, Chemists and Drug
gisis. New York, aud sold by al re>pecta-
ble DrugcistE iuncil 3m.
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Purdy and BetheI.

a contest more or less fierce has
been waged for some years, between
Bethel, on the one side, and Purdy
on the other, TO sec which shall be
the county site of McNairy county
The county court last Monday, by
an almost unanimous vote, decided
to repair the court house at Purdy,
sad for this reason, appointed com.
mittee with carte blanche in regard
to the repairing, rebuilding or 9TH
erwise disposing of the court house
question: as to them may seem right.
I This looks as If Purdy was master
OF the situation.
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Longfellow beautifully says: The
setting OF great hope Is like the set
ing OF asun. The brightness OF our
lise is gone, shadows Of the evening
fail around us, and the world seems
but a dim reflection of itself, q
broader shadow. We look forward
into the coming lonely night; the
soul witbdraws itself. The stars
arise, and the night Is holy.
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CARD.

Having resumed my old business avn
row prepared 10 do everything m the
House, sign. and Ornamental Painting and
Decorative art, on the shortest notice aud
ss cheap as any WORKMAN in the business.
/ can bc found at the Basement Of Tomiin's
Corner, where / viii be happy 20 receive
the orders ofmy old patrons.
iuly5Gm G. T. BRADY.
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A Cottage for Sale.

Mr.. Kate Walsh will sell OF rent her
beautiful and pleasantly located Cottage
residence, situated in the northeast part ef
Jackson. The building contains thee
rooms, a hall. kitchen and pantry, good
stable, crib and well on the lot. Mr. J. {.
NJ. Garlsnd Is authorized 20 sell or rent the
above property. KATE c. WALSH.
Jufv Am
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Making.

Mrs Lee wishes To inform the ladies OF
Jackson and vicinity that she Is now ear
rying on Dress Making on an extensive
scale. anil after the latest styles, having re-
Gently visited the eastern emporiums Of
fashion. Also has ON hand ButterIek's
Celebrated Patterns. Rooms on Mar
kct street, 81 door from Main, up stairs.
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The Fourth of July.

Friday of last week was the fourth
day of July-the day we used to
celebrate-an the day we ought yet
to celebrate. 1t was clear, bright,
aud 1carHl, as an eight mile ride on
horseback proved TO US, beyond a
doubt. We hal been penned up
here in the city, III our little Sx10
counting room for about a whole
year, without ever seeing anything
or anybody but those who came in
to the Office, and having received a
pressing invitation from our good
friends, Ben Harris and Henry G.
Spurlock, on the part of the people
inhabiting what is Familiarity known
as the Deberry neighborhood, to at
tend barbecue at Jimmie Jackson's
Spring, in a beautiful grove, we
mounted our Rosinante and HE'D us
hither, where we found one of the
jolliest, happiest, and pleasantest
little crowds it has been our pleas
ure to meet in many a day. Quiet
and order prevailed. The crowd
consisted of the gentlemen and
boys of the immediate neighbour
hood, and a few invited guests from
this city, all of whom, entering into
the spirit of fun and frolic incident
to ga day in the woods" laid aside
their coats, and disposed of them
selves in such manner as seemed to
them most conducive to the general
enjoyment. Short and pithy specche:
very Short most Ofthem were made
'The day we celebrate" was toasted
in clear, ice cold, sparkling water
by those who preferred it, and il
something a little sitter by those
who preferred that, with a zest anC
an enthusiasm worthy of the occa
sion.
There is no better section of Lame
in Madison county than the one W.
spent the fourth in; and no county
contains a more intelligent, hospita
BILE, industrious and prosperous
population, and they have these lit
tie neighborhood reunions as Otter
as two or three times ayear.
We are at loss for language t,
describe the dinner which was Sc
before the thirty or forty person
present. 1t was a dinner worthy 0
the guests assembled to do the hon
ors. Suffice it to say, it was in JacI
Harris best style of barbecueC
meats, and was as abundant as i
was palatable. When next they q,
a barbecuing IN that section, may w
be there to see.
Everything passed off as pleas
antly as could be desired, not al
unpleasant word uttered, not an un
pleasant thought was entertained
but peace, happiness and concort
reigned throughout the day, and tn
concOurse there assembled dispers
ed as the shadows of evening ad
monished them to be vending thei
way homeward, with the kindlies
feelings for each other and 70
all mankind. We trust they vii
keep alive the spirit of kindness an,
sociability, by frequent meetings O
the kind, and always remember tina
we like such gatherings.
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HALF FARE!

We are authorized to say that the
Mobile and Ohio railroad win issue
half fare tickets to the delegates at
tending the Convention in this cit
on the 29th, and we feel we'll assured
that the Miss. Cen. Il. r. will DO the
same
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According to the New Orleans let
ter to the Cincinnati Commercial.
which we publish elsewhese, the
seems 10 have but a slim show of
success. If the negroes could be in
dUced TO 90 in the movement, the'up
shot would be different. The color
ed folks, however, as a body, APP
pear suspicious, and keep at 4 re-
spectful distance.
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side Of the ridge couldn't well get
along without them. -AtheRs Post.
Wait and sec Ivens. Our people
"a portion OF them, at least-wOuld
like The new State. Not that they
are anxious TO cut loose from Ten
nessce, but for their own cOnyen-
fence.
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Its Merits are Unsurpassed.

II you are suffering from any INTER
NALPAIN. Twenty 70 thirty drops in a
little water will almost Instantly cure YOU.
There j. nothing equal 70 IL. In few mo-
n-ents Il cures Collie, Cramps. Spasms,
Heartburn. Diarrhoea, Dysentary, FluN.
Wind in the bowels, Sour Stomach. pys-
rlan.Ia eini- HanIaDhn
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PUBLIC SALE.

DT virtue OF deed Of trust to me exc
- cuted by J. kelsh, for the benefit Of
Charles Kunz, ] will sell 10 the highest bid
der. for cash, ri the Court House in the city
Of Jackson, at II O'Clock a. m, on
Saturday, August I'd, 1873,
the stock Of Groceries, Furniture, Cooking
Stove &c, conveyed by said Kelsh. for the
purpose Of satisfying said deed 81 trust.
THOMAS KELLY,
July II, is13-4w. Trustee.
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e. The Western papers announce
the marriage at Bonneville, Tenn,
of Il. II. Tarr and Jane Feathers
This is the first time that we ever
heard of carrying tar and feathers
10 the altar.
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FOR SALE!

A Lot Containing Over an Acre
ON which l. a residence As BY Is feet
Has on IL beautiful Flower a Vegetable
garden is bounded on the East and North
by f5foot street. Also another lot ada
cent % The above. containing one acre-
said lots can be -ub-divided into six beau
tiful residence lot. For terms, &c. &c,
apply b
July l2-tf w. G.. COCKEIbL.
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Than snv other known remedy. or even the
most skillful physician. In India. Africa
and China, where this dreadful disease -
ever more or less prevalent. the PAIN
KILLER = considered by the natiNe~. a.
well as European residents IN tho-e eli
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GIlOIernI

II you would avoid this dreadful scourgo
Of the human raco use alum and Iron
Mass" Then you can cat what you please
A. 1t always improves digestion relieves
pains in the bowels-snd stops dinrrhoa.
For sale by NELLY \ PNBAs.
Iune 2S-ft
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Millinery.

Mrs FarrIs wishes to inform the ladies
OF jackson and vicinity that shs has now
received her Spring and summer stock OF
Goods, a selection Of the most elegant taste
aud style. Call aud examine them.
Rooms on Market street, p door from
Nun. up stair. apll2-3m
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The Great MGdiCiIG0f The World
FoR CURING
Cholera, Cholera MOrbuS,
CHOLERA INFANTUM,
And all Bowel Complaints.
Readers. YOU will mad il in that favorite
Home Remedy
Perry Davis Pain-KilIer /!

II has been tested in every variety Of eli
mate and by almost every nation known 10
Americans. II Is the almost constant com
paniOn and inestimable friend Of the mis-
siOnary and traveller, on sea and land. and
without IL
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Drug Store for Sale.

\ splendid assortment Of pure and fresh
Drugs, Chemicals, Stationery, !5c-, cheap,
and on good terms. For particulars
apply At the Whig and Tribune Siiice %
May 3t-u JNO. +. HICKS.
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New Advertisements.
PRESBYTERIAN
Female College.

EKNHE above Institution will commeuC H.
next scholastic year on the Z an Nom
day in August. being the 18th OF the
month.
with us as usual. aud will be pleased TO
meet their pupils promptly at the opening.
Any person wishing information con
corning books. board and tuition, will re-
ceiyen catalogue by addressing the Presi-
dent. JAS. e. BRIGHT.
July n 3m. Jackson. Tenn.
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TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE.

RY virtue Of the power aud authafity
- vested IN me by slecree OF the Chan,
Gerry Court a Jack son. Tennessee, I Wit
expose for yale. at the COurt House
Door ia Jackson, Team,
On Monday, August 18th, 1873,
the following vaIua Ole real estate, In said
cIty Of Jackson:
1T The beautiful lot on the corner Of
smith street and Hays avenue, belonging
20 the estate OF =. W. iancy. deed, which
will be suhdi, idcd into six or more lots,
suitable for private residence lots.
.. The lot on NJ ain street. adjoining the
lot now orcuptrd hy Mr.. Jarnagin on the
East. and on the West by an alley dividing
this lot from Dr. NJ. :. Neely's premises -
bplonging 10 said estate.
.rERMs; This property viii be sold 70 the
highest bidder. upon ;redlt II six, twelve
and eighteen months; the purchaser 10 give
notes bearing intere.t nc per cent, With
good personal security. and lien retained.
Piai- Of the lots can be seen by calling on
the undersigned. or ThOs. EppeTson, az the
store Of ". y. Alexander.
JNO. r. BENERIDGE,
EV'r. and Special Commissioner.
JulV i2-ft
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FOR sUmnIER COMPLAINT
C"OEEWA,

Or any other form Of bowel disease in
children or adults. II l. az almost certain
cure, and has without doubt been more
successful in curing the various kinds 0f
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O. The Brownsville States of
July 9th seems to be generally in a
carping, fault-tindIng humor. 1t
not only "goes for'' the New State"
movement which some others favor,
but it raises its bristles at the
''granges, and also at Gen. Vaughn,
who has been engagedin organizing
said Oranges. Not only does it do
this, but it reads Madison county
out of any show for the candidate for
the Governor of Tennessee at the
next election when, it is conceded,
West Tennessee shall furnish the
candidate. We trust the States is
not in earnest in this prepOsterous
position. We have seen but one
name belonging to Madison county
mentioned in connection with the
office Of Governor ofTennessee, next
year and that name Is in no wise con-
nected with the so-called "new
State" movement. But the wealth
er will be too warm for six months
to come, at least, for animated dis
cussion on a subject so remote as
that of Governor of Tennessee in
November 1874
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A SURE REMEDY.
ASiatic Cholera in China,
TUNGCHOw, China, Aug. ., 1866
a--Ts. PERRY DAVIS 4. SON-

NhAhOfhF Aullaas a u+ls 4~at's
Me,srs. PERRY DAVIS q son:
Dear Sirs-During a long residence IN
China, | have used your invaluable Pam
Killer. both in my own family and among
the Chiuere. and have found 70 a most eN-
cellent medicine. In the summer Of % and
%, while residing m Shanghai. found Il
an almost certain cure for CholeJa. " u~ed
in time. Indeed, using 10 m great many
instances. do not remember falling in a
single case. For three vear- I have been
residing IN this place, mere hHn nifty miles
from a physician. and have been obliged
to fall upon NV own resources m Ca-e> Of
sickness. The Chinese come 20 n, IN great
numbers for medicine and advice. Though
without medical know ledge ouT~elVe~. tine
few simple remedies we can command are
20 much m advance even Of their phy siclan-
that we have almost daily applications. We
allow them 10 come. because IL brings ~ IA
contact with them and opens a door TO use
tulnes~. In diarrhwa, collie, vomiting.
cholera, coughs, &c. your Pain Killer has
been my chief medicine.
Your, very truly.
r. z. CRAWFORD.
Directions accompany each Dottle.
Price 25c, soc and 81 per BOTTLE.
;. y. HARRIS n Co..
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Proprietor, f,r The Western and South
Western state.
sold by Medicine Dealers Generally and
for sale 10y
NELLY & PYBAS. Jackson. Tenn.
NJ. ROBERTS & co.
llr.J. +. NEW TON.
PENDLETON Il KEITH, " e
4. T.. DUNCAN.
SCOTT Y BRO, Humboldt
mar LIT.
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The Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette writes,
June 80: "The impression is gain
ing ground in the best informed cir
cles here that Hon. f. Il. Hoar will
be appointed Chief Justice at the
assembling of Congress next De-
Gender. This is known to be the
belief of several Judges of the court
themselves, who understand that
none of themselves will receive the
appointment.