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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08

For Justices Of fhe Peace Clerks
Sheriff.. Lawyer -'zerchnDts-
and.PIanters-
and.PIanters-

The following Blanks are KEEP regularly
on seat THE CLARION OFFICE. Others
will be added as the deuond may seem to
Justify. Orders filled Pr npt'y by atl on
receipt of the price, or Expires e.. -.
A liberal deduction where Blanks are
ordered by the ream. Parties ordering
from the following list. may give the NUM-
Der al the beginning of the line. Inc price
is one Dollar per quire. The figures at The
end OF each line give rhe number Of blanks
to each quIre.
No. I-Justice Summous-4S
3-Justice Subp9la-4s
a-Mittimus. or COMMITMENTS.
A-Affid4vit before Justice for Bench
Warrants.
5-Justice Bench Warrants.
0-Affidavit for Search Warrants.
7-Search Warrant and Return-4S.
s-Bond to answer in Circuit Courts.
0-Anidavit for Peace Warrants.
EC-Bond 10 Keep the Pracc-4S
Es--Afidavit and Bon tor Aftachweut-24
E9 Attachment Writ-2t.
II Affidavit add Bond TOR Appe4l--2i
Et -lsHfavit IN Rea!.yin het.se 5u-fi-e
Is
- Writ uf faalevt SIS
as -.hGiaa,i. foyaHa ll. fr.-~ "arta.l--.t
II -Jp-tie- Aoleal HsaF--ts
G~.--fn~fi... ENeeasinu--.+.
s9-Unlawml Entry ant . tai5t I----t.
:s0-Alfidayit fer Garuishweut--ls.
23-.jus. ice Garui-hmput--4S
22-tiarnishment. by Circuit Clerks.
| 2I- Affidavit before Justice--ior general
| uSe-4S
! 34-Circuit Court Summons-24.
| 25-Circuit Court Exccution-2i.
26-Chancery Cout Injunction.--24.
27-Cnancery Injunction Bond-24.
2s Recognzance on Indictment by Grand
Jury-24.
20-Sherih@s Sale. form for general pur-
poses-24
3O-Ohieial Bond for State, County or Mu-
nicipal Ollicers-24.
3I-Exccutor's Bond. Oath ana Le.ters--2f
32-Guardian's Bond. Oath ana Letters, y
33-Administrator' Bond, Oath andLef
ters-24.
51-Commission for Dower-24.
35-Coutract for share of Crpp-2f.
38-Contract fer Wages--24.
37-Mortgage TO secure Advances t
! Planters-24.
3s-Mcrchants' Lien and Mortgage, Sc
curing Existing Indebtedness and Futur'
Advances-24
39-Landlords' Mortgage Lien, for Rem
Money-24.
4O-LandlorJs' Mortgage Lien for share
of Crop--A.
A7-Decd ofTrust for Rent ana Supple
N
49-Deed of Trust to Secure Advances by
Merchandise.
A5-Deed of Trust, for general purpose
Pr.
4A-Warranty Deed-24
A5-Commission 10 Road Oycrseer-2l
Masonic Blanks and Blank Books Away.
on hand. TOR Lodge, Chapter, Council an'
Commandery.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
No 1859


T. F. BURT 4 co.
AGAINST WHOM PETI- IL BANKRUPTCY.
TIoN FOR ADJUDICATION No 1859
HAS BEEN FILED.
ON THE CROSS PETITION of Campbell s
Strong ct al, vs.. J. F. Burt Sarah E. Howett
and E. L. Howett, i appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the Court from the affidavit of William
L. Nugent Esq, Solicitor for the said petition
ers. that J Frank Burt has removed himself
out of this State, and is resident of the State
of Missouri domiciled and having his postoffice
address at Buffalo Greek, Dallas county Mis-
souri,. and that Sarah f. Howett and E. L.
Howett have removed themselves out of this
State, and are domiciled and have their resi-
deuee and postofhce address at Flora in the
town of Illinois: 1t is therefore ordered ad-
judged, and decreed that the said j. Frank
Burt Sarah E. Howett and E. L. Howett, her
hUs band, enter their appearance herein on or
before. the I'D day of January next and show
cSuse why the prayer of the petitioners Camp
bell & Strong, should not be granted and
they be declared and adjudicated TO be
bankrupts under and according to the
act of Congress in that behalf entitled IAN
act to establish uniform system of bankrupt
cy throughout the United States" approved
March ID, 1867. And it is further ordered that
a copy of this order be published for six weeks
successfully, at least once in each week in
this State, published in the city of jackson.
and transmitted to each of said parties by the
Clerk of this Court, postage prepaid to their
postotice address designated in said affidavit.
Ordered, adjudged and decreed this 9Th No
vember, 1873. R. A. HILL Judge.
Teste: G. T. SWAMI, Clerk
Dec. Sd, 1s73-6w
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III love n .ls .luL a"E.
A. be- .utig p-.vtt "... .sa~H 'oH1. q.
And mrrrs augH Ua erH"."r i'ist
From 70 bosom ll.a .I.a joyous n.t.'-.
II love ta five.r -aila ..riugliue bold; b.
81 will -tei. f.r tW- ! VIII tau iHr -sla
And he formed SIS fia leisure many 4 piAb-
TO be- carried ONT WueH DE gre" " insA'
II love To live said 81 lover true,
eOh. gentle maid 7 Waul1 live for you
/ have Iab0reH harI iu arch ~ FAME
! have found IL Jua au empty name
II love ID live" said happy sire,
A his children ueared tae "IHUE IRE:
FIR his heart was cheere3 ro see their JOY
And hc almost wished himself % boy.
~ love 10 live said an aged man,
hose hour % life was well nigh ran;
Think Won such words from him were Wiid
The old man "a- again child.
And ever thus tu this fallen world.
I-thc haunerof houero the breeze injured
And only with hope Of lite au high
Can mortal ever love 90 die.
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es"a-s. EFide~. etc. Bought
naY.i5Ff
TO PREVENT GRAY HAIR,
THE

GLANDS unequaled-having proved lis viz
y tues at Sixteen different Exposiiions and
Fairs. lis clear as crystal; leaves no sui
phur or other bad smell on the hair, but tine
perfume Never changes the hair 20 ridiculous
red or pink, only natural light brown or
black IS the result in few applications =
Stains neither hands, scalp or clothing Cures
dandruff. stoIs The hair from falling out, anu
cures any headache within ten minutes.
J. T Fugazi. Manufacturer and Proprietor.
New York CITY and Sacramento, Cal Ask
vour druggist and give IL fair trial. e. 81
WARD & BRO. Agents, 2l5 Main 81. Mem
phis.
BUCK & BAILEY,
mar27 PLY Jackson, Miss.
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cover the burnt paris with "a inch IN
thickness Of -four: Il possible, put the pa
ten. IN bed, and d. al. TIN. Is possible To
soothe until the physician arrives Lei
the flour remain unt. +. sasls II iisrii-
when a beautiful na skan ctn oe found
Tnless the burns are deep, no other aPph-
cations are needed. Ihe dry fi9nr tor
burns is the most admirable remedy ever
proposed, and the information ought - ne
impaired to all. III
The principle Of IT. action Is that, IKE
the water. IT causes instant end i'eIiect re-
lief from pain b. totals eNcli'aii3 'i'7 ~
from the injured PaJs-
HonF ADonHnaNrs.- Ihase who
have taste and no ~ can "a 81 : sufroa hd
1 themselves with eaatitul things IN their
homes. Plain bare walls arc not atIrac-
five. and these blank surfaces always
need something 70 break and relieve the
mon0tonv. The glorious .i1at 81 noun
tain sunset, caught ana Imprisoned on a
f painter canvas. the free, broad Toi 81
/ the Blue rounding pillows. III the angry
/ dash Of the foam-cappal all - sac 7hoTg-,
may b. BOUGHT for money. aua Hay well
be worth more = eIuoa. .sa#l .l.i refining
influences than aHT value BE paper OF
coin fhaf NAV Ha r.v la exchange
Bur people who have ,g-.e, Hfi have mol
money. need Ho- ON
ing is cheaper tla "'tAi"-
more accessible. .I#-tef o! an-
imu leaves plar Ha... cd
.fatHeGr grauu M
t.-.i. fl 81 qu. @ nH #H ~ 'iae
a. ANS a1ler ir -He 'a. i-ie
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by VIRTUE of decree of the Chancery
- Court Ger The First District OF Kinds Co ,
ississjppj, rendered IT the October Term.
1873, in certain cause pending therein. in
which j. x T. Green were compliments, and ..
II. Bowman and others were defendants, the
undersigned appointed Comm ssioners to exc
cute said decree, in pursuance Of the power
conferred upon them, viii proceed, on Monday.
the Sd day OF February. 1874, in front and At
ghe door Of Tho State House, in the city of
jackson. 10 offer public sale. to the highest
bidder, for cash the property formerly known
rs the Bowman House. including the }gts.
bricks, iron, and other remains OF said pro per-
ty, as the same are specified in said decree;
SAID sale TO be made in strict conformity with
the directions OF said decree.
Very great Inducements Al ffeFed to all
persons DESTROYS o. engaging in hotel business.
10y the sale Of the above property, there Is
no uptown hotel IN the city Of Jackson the
seat of government of the State. 1t viii be
reeollected what liberal patronage was en-
JOY ed by the Bowman House willis; il stood ON
the same site, before ii was destro ed by FIRE.
The title is believed 10 be perfect, but we will
only convey such as is vested IN as by virtue
of said decree.
J. H. BOYD,
X. kELLS
Commissioners.
Jackson Deeemb er 10 1873 Dec ~ cod
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or the popular Fyeus Lever Pu.eaI a.
Lodge. Chapter, Couucii. cog C.mmHuaef
VIII be- lurn. shed Tor S3W. WiiI lNraI-" lH'
sign for each unless the party ordering a"HN
prefer TO -apriy the same. -,..,......
Address; j. L. foH Eh-
JtCR~oV. Miss
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TRUST SALE.

Dy virtue of certain Deed of Trust re-
Deorded in Deed Book 4. pages 16I and l62
from J. r. Horn. TO secure to Robinson x Ste
vens certain debt therein named will pro-
coed 10 sell, NJ the City Hall. in Jackson.
Miss. on the 23d day ofJanuary, 1874, for cash.
the following described property. to-wit
uated IN the town Of Clinton. with all the i'm
proVements thereon. The title to above prom
eriy Is supposed TO he good, hut | will convey
only such as i vested in me as Trustee
Dec. "A ii E. H. REBER, Trustee
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ASONIC
Publishing and Furnishing Agency,
JACKSON. MESS.

Furniture, Regala Robes, and Outfits COM
plete for Lodges, Chapter, Council or Com
mandery, furnished promptly and a. 'he
lowest Cash rates, Of the best manufacturer
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ALWAYS ON HAND
And sent free of Postage on receipt of rii''.
Demits-S2 per hundred 81 - ior Fiit!'
Petitions for Degrecs-Sane price.
Petitions for Membcrship-2J cents per dozen.
Secretary Warrant on Treasurer win ,,
margin. bound ........ ........ ..........''.. ~ W.
Treasurer Receipt Book-hound.-..--. ~
Secretary Receipt Book for degrees -
and dues -....-...-..... -
Book Of Receipts trcm Treasurer to Sec A
TrtaTN VIZ
Notices OF appointment on Committe.
Fifty tor.....-.. ...t'.--. ---.+.t..--+.- r..
ode cards-per dozen .-...-... .-.t....-t.- .'
Ccrfifcaies Tor the Willows or nearest
relatives of Deceased Brethren, attest
ca bv Grand ; cretary COZ h-'..-. 2 ''
Summons no attend stated or Special
Meetings-Per hundred --.-.-...... .---------- 81.
Visitors Register, for LodEt or liet- ' '
Minnie Book for Lodge or Chapter
from ''''t ' 0
/ Ledger for Lodge or Chapter, from b, g." u ~
Book OF Marks tor Chapters ........-...-- EN-.
/ Diplomas. Parchment. Morocco tucN.-.... II
/ Nackcv Mammal ot tHe lod ge.-.....-..-.-- y t
( NackeF Book nt zine thepier.......-.....- a..
/ Freema-ou Monitor, hy S.tG ic..--...-..-. ~
{ Cauuril Monitor hy thase--...-.. .f
3..i. 81 thc torunaadery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D..
Manuel rf the Ea- "rr -far..-....-.--.-.-.-- 3 Cd
All other books gfnleayd ,n ..''.#-
i,l .a ..--.-- r .'
+ Lodge jewels. t.-yI.E I.a,'d hu"
4 luau @liEa:- it ''rc. ...-...--...... f..
~lescg Carpets. $40 fe.t, i'r iH'-
tluNfIE -...--...
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Ivaraj tw tlohe9 IN
eeiei innakin- re
Prices "
rated
one
Fenne@e ana on "o"S
vIo ebouahrL She
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Supreme Court OfSsase of 1zissis-
Sippi.


1
W. II. Bass ct al.
No. 1924 IS.
John II. Estll ct al
rEHHIS DAY the solicitors for the appellants
L suggested TO the Court that the appeilees.
loot Phillips & Co.. have been adiudicated
bankrupts BIZ the District Court OF the United
States Tor the Western District of Tennessee.
at Memphis; and that J. \. Oliver, and Oscar
Woodbridge have been duly appointed their
as-igue $ AEi thereUpOn Il is ordered. al-
Judged and 3ecreed that the said Oliver and
Woodbridge, asst gnees as aforesaid, enter their
appearance herein on or before the lst day OF
tire next tern Of his Court, to he holden at she
city Of Jackson. on the 81 Monday in April
next, and show cause, if any they can, why
this cause should not then be revived against
them such asst enccs.
And il Is furthered ordered that a copy OF
this order be published in the WEEKLY CLAIR
ION, public newspaper OF this State, pub
lished in the said city Of Jackson, for ioul
weeks excessively, at least once in each week
and that the same be forwarded by the Clerk
OF this Court, postage prepaid, to the said $
senecs At Memphis.
true copy from the minutes.
Attest:
(~EAL.) JAS NJ. MCKEE, Clerk
Dee -, It BY Ihos. 4 Neville, =. c
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TRUST SALE.

10y virtue eli a Deed of Trust from Houston
ID TAYLOR and his wifi Columbia Tay lor, to
secure TO Daniel Echelman IA certain debt
therein named for balance of purchase money,
] viii sell in front OF the Capitol, Jacks0n,on the
ing tract of land in Kinds county, Mississippi,
near the city Of Jackson, tC-Wit: all that part
Of the east halfof the Z. half quarter. see.
township five. range one east, which lies east
and south of the y. O.. j X q. \. Railroad.
containing 70 acres more or less; and the east
half north east quarter section sixteen, town
ship five, range one east, containing - acres,
making in all l06 acres.
Dec 10 1S73-4w +. 5. HUNT, Trustees
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n THE II ArTE Is oF
L RER II = -

IL FnE DisrFIcr CoURT OF rHs UNITED ;
STATES roR Tbs SOUTHERN DIsTRIcr OF !
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child can readily learn to sew on the
Victor Machine. #
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Crescent Spectac1es.
IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT.

TIME CREzcExr SPgcTAcLEs now
i offered to the public are omar.
anteed superior to Z4M all others in the
market For clear mess and dis
tlnctness OF vislen A they unri-
vailed, Il e total alb 5Else.zA seuce of prisma-
tic coloIs ld re (Trdde Mark fractory ravs
always found in Pebbles, renders them espe-
eIally desirable. Being ground with great
care, they are free from ali imper fections and
impurities. They are noun ed in Gold, Silver.
Shell, Rubber, and Steel frames, and will last
many years without change.
For sale only by our agent.
E. V. SEUTTER.
Jeweier, Optician and Photographer,
Jackson, Miss.
GS-None genuine without the trade mark
stamped on every pair.
Manufactura d by
FELLOWS, HOLMES s. CLAPP,
New York
Es-Look out for Trade Mark No Peddlers
employed. sepII- ON
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gloss and freshness Of yotth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so I'M
cleanly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
Iustre, and grateful perfume
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
BUCK - BAILEY, Agents.
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair it's
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an
effectual for
preserving the
hair. Tt soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, acith the
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SP ECTACLEs now
public are guar
all others in the
ness and dis
they are unri-
sence of prisma-
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nnnrns Promptly r1LLEn rnoa

Lodqee. CHAPTERS, Councils and Communicates
ALWAYS ON HAND.
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SPECIAL BLANKS
CONTRACTS mud Supplies.

Printed to order, at short nouce.
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~EAL.) Jas. NJ MCKEE, Clerk.
Dec. -, It BY Thos 4 Neville, =. G.
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TIME Gre CENT
i offered to the
anteed superior to
market For clear
tinctness Of visian
vailed, Il e total alb
- 4
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CITATION.

Jackson. Deeemb a. 1a.Is78. j
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W. II. Bass ct al. J
No. 1924 vs.. !
john II. Estiil Ct al. J
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ToMAro HoNEY. To each pound otto
mato allow che grated peel of a lemon and
six fresh peach leaves Boil them slowly
till they fail 10 pieces, then squeeze them
through a a bag To each pound ofliquid
allow a pound of sugar and the juice
of one lemen Boil them together half
an hour or until they become a thick ieI-
". Then put them into glasses, and lay
double tissue paper over the top. 1t will
be scarcely distinguishable from real hon
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-14
ueURRAL NARKEr

The following quotations are for small or
ders or jobbing rates:
APPLES-s3 5O@6 50 q Dbl.
BAC0N-Clear sides, 7sz@Sc; clear rib sides
71S@754c; shoulders, 619g694c; hams, nnoan-
vased l2lSGl3e; breakfast bacon. l02@lle.
BOCKWHEAT FLOUR In stere. $40 so per
BRAN-s1 O591 10 q cwt.
BUTrER-Medium, 25g25e; choice, Sl9S3c
BAGGING-lf1k9151lcF ID.
BEANS-Navy. So 75@3 90 q Dbl.
CHICKENS-sS OOg4 so, dressed, he q Id.
COAL oTi-2Oa22c . gallon.
CABBAGES-@ crate, So 5O9i so; q 100.
'CSoSR OR store. 72s75c y bushel.
CHEESE-Faetory. l4149l51zc.
COTTON SEED-S7 " ton.
MEALS 2093 Is b Dbl.
COFFEE-Rie, 2lG2Sc o ID.
EGGS-23925c q dozen.
FLOUR-Super and extra, Sc O0d7 so; fam
ily and fancy brands, IS oO99 50 . Dbl; infe-
IHAYSChoice. $50 OOa24 90 p ton: medium.
els OOa2O % q ton; 81 35al 40 . cwt.
HOMINY-E barrel, 81 1895 90.
LIME-s1 5Oal IS 3 Dbl.
LARD - rerces. 914991zc; kegs, 9A9l0c
MOLASSEs-Louisiana, new in barrels. IS
G65c: syups, 65GS0c p gallen.
ONI0Ns-Mixed. sIOo9s 90 . Dbl.
OATS-Choice, $500 . bushel.
PoRK-.Bulk clear sides, s14@S19c; clear rib,
s@s1Ec; shoulders, &c; mess, SIC OO9l6 IS
3 bbl.
POTATOEs-Pe achblows and russets. 81 So
as 1873 bbl.
SUGAR Crushed. powdered and granu-
lated, 1Hfal2c q lb; soft, refined, yellow and
white in bbls. 95s9llc; brown and yellow. in
hogsheads, sdl0e
SALT-S2 S043 50 p Dbl.
TTES-a ~, S'4a9c.
TNINE-13H 9l41zc.
TURKEYS-Live,s lO9ll = dozen; dressed.
11Nl5c n lb
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Booker, tris of clever gentlemen, have
charge of the office.
The Pat Cleburne is rapidly growing
in favor in the Chicot trade, and her
officers report an increase of way bust
ness every trip.
The Louisville passed down last night
for New Orleans with all the freight she
wanted .
The Fannie Lewis, for Red river, was
we'll laden,
The Great Republic arrived at ten
o'clock from New Orleans and landed at
the elevator to put off some freight.
Joe Spears, her great and good freight
and VIM" clerk, came up town in a
balloon from the elevator to notify
us that she had arrived, The mud was
so deep from Monroe street to the ele-
vator that he was afraid to tackle it, and
consequently he interviewed his friends.
Our friend OF the Appeal took him in
tow in order to introduce him to our
city dignitaries. THE first introduction
was to our colored Wharfmaster. Joe
smiled and said he would go West.
The palatial passenger steamer Great
Republic, in command of Captain Frank
Hicks, is receiving at tie foot of Monroe
street for New Orleans and the bends,
and leaves tomorrow evening, attending
to all way business. She offers great
inducement in fare, speed, safety and
comfort. Captain Philo Young is her
chief clerk, and is seconded by Joe
Spears, one of the most popular clerks
on the Western waters.
Cotton shipments to New Orleans are
increasing.
Captain Ed Cobb wants all the cotton
he can get for the Andy Baum.
Several steamers, partially loaded with
cotton, destined for New Orleans, are
water bound in Arkansas river.
We hope the shippers of Memphis will
give the Great Republic big trip. Send
down your cotton.
The-channel in Arkansas river is get
ting very shallow, and in consequence
there is partial embargo on navigation
in that stream.
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Looking Arter suretles.

Yesterday afternoon Attorney General
Wright presented the following order to
the County Court, (which was adopted,
That in the case against ex-Tax.Col-
lector VIM. Mclean and his sureties,
presented an order to be entered on the
minutes OF the Court in reference to the
judgments obtained in the Supreme
Court against said Mclean and sureties,
that said Mclean and sureties shall
not be released from the payment
of said judgments or any part thereof
until the Court is satisfied that said
sureties shall make good to the ounty
of Shelby all loss and damages sus-
tanned by the county, and that no action
taken by the Chairman of the County
Court, the County Attorney or any other
person for the county shall relieve the
sureties until said judgments are salts
fed.
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Ouarterly Court.

The proceedings to-day are as follows
County Attorney Mcdowell was ordered
to prepare an agreed case with the
Attorney General OF the Criminal Court
on the question as to the legal right Of
the members of the County Court to re-
ceive s. per diem instead of 81, and the
agreed case to be submitted to the
Supreme Court of the State. County
Attorney Mcdowell was also empowered
to get up an agreed case with the Judges
and Chancellor as to the legal right Of
the Court to give the $500 per annuni
additional salary to Judges and Chan
cellor, and submit such case to the SUI
preme Court. In the meantime the
payment of the salaries will be diseon'
tinued.
The Court took a recess until this
afternoon.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Disposition of the Funda--The Poor
OfOlher States TO be Relieved

At meeting of the Howard Associa-
ton of this city, on the 18th instant,
the following important resolution was
adopted:
Whereas, 1t comes to us that there is
great destitution and consequent suffer
ing among the people in certain sec
tions, and especially ia tho large cities
of the various States that contributed so
generously to the relief of our sick and
destitute during the late yellow fever
pestilence, it is the sense OF this asso-
citation that thirty thousand dollars of
the forty.three thousand now in our
hands be placed to the credit of the sew
eral States, in proportion to the amounts
contributed by them to us, the same to
be drawn as they may need and call for
it. The remainder is to be kept for the
relief of our own sick and suffering.
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