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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-02
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-02
PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which an all-wise Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
1t WILL CURE ALL Diseases caused by Derange-
ment of the Liver and Bowels
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

Marshal Canrobert, who played
such . conspicuous part In the Crl.
mean campaign and generally IN.
der the Second Empire, declined,
In . letter dated January 20, 1875,
to be elected = Deputy VI the AZ.
sembly nom the department Of Lot,
He stated 40 I reason therefor that
be was afraid that II he took 4 zeal
In the Legislature. politics being
foreign to his heart, he might bs
changed Into something most stale
iiat and prohtable-not salt, hp|
Z politician. He took occasion alst
to impress on the public mind thai
his duty was merely to obey In the
army whatever command should
be respectfully forwarded to hlm
by 1.-THE fallen Empire, for which
entertain a profound respect" ThlI
military man commands at presen
a gsxd half Of the army, and Il
chief N,ss In passing upon tho )aw'
to recognize the imperial remain
Of swords and chassepots.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

State Of Mississippi, I
Washington County.
Chanccry Court, January Term,
X 1874.
John Chafic, bro. h Son,
5l3 vs..
John $. Fisher, ct al.
QY virtue Of the final decree Of
~ said Court In this cause, rem
dcrcd on the 7th day Of February,
1874, the undersigned special COM
missioner appointed by said de-
cree, will,
On the 10TH day Of March, 1875,
At the front door Of the Court
House of said county, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder for cash,
between tho hours prescribed by
law, the lands mentioned In suid
decree, and described as follows, to
wit: ali undivided 0nc-hnlf inter-
est IN the northwest quarter oi
section twcnty-six (26), southwest
quarter f section twenty.sevcll
(27), and tho south half of section
twcnty-cight (28). and the Gust
half OF section eighteen (f8), and
the east half Of section twenty-six,
(26) all IN township nineteen (19),
range nine 10y west, and aJout iifty
acres In the Mosby plantation adj
joining. Also the west half OF
section thirty-six (S6), and tho east
half Of section thirty.scvcn (37)
township twenty coy range nine
Coy west, being the Dixie. Erin
and Eureka plantations.
Said sale will be made to satisfy
cOmplainant's decree and all costs.
| will only convey such title as ]
am entitled to under said decree.
+. X. STAFFORD,
Special Commissioners.
'rvigg Il Buckncr soils for comps.
February s, 1S75-27.6t
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

NEW FIRsis.-By reference to
an advertisement II viii be seen
that Mr.. J. G. Oreenley, who for
the last six years has been the
book-keeper. has become the part
ner Of DR.. G. w. Lewis. The new
firm will blaze. out In The new brick
storehousc on Washington avenue
next week, where their hosts Of
friends are invited 10 call aud see
them.
We also announce tile mercantile
marriage Of Julius Lengsfeld and
w. A. Evcrman, and II gives w
unalloyed pleasure to welcome Bro.
Evcrman again to his appropriate
place as one Of the merchants oi
Greenvllle. We wish the largest
measure Of prosperity to the new
firms.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06


Magistrate ]. L. Harris had an
interesting party before him on
Thursday last, consisting Of one
low-down pale face and four equal
ly degraded eolored men, They
had started q branch of the Louis
vile lottery, and would have done
well il the police had not driven
themin. Their scheme was good
one-they promised to any brother
who could guess a certain card,
aud pay fifty cents for the privi-
lege, prizes ranging from barrel
of flour to q steamboat. Squire
Harris said he admired their Gu
terprise-enterprise was what tho
country needed. lie was told that
they were young meu Of promise
that neither VI them could buy
tlour enough to shinsle . slapj jlck
aud yet they were Offering large
quantities Of provisions to the un-
sophisticated who had half dollars
to invest in their little game. Tho
Squire said hc admired enterprise
and was proud Of the development
Of genius. But be imagined that
their scheme was yet crude, aud
that leisure to'make It perfect was
= favor he was disposed to grant
them. lle would therefore sug-
gcst, in the most friendly spirit,
that they retire to the quiet seclu-
sion Of the county JAIL. where for
sixty days they might have leisure
for the development Of their phi
lauthropic schemes.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

Is ovcrrun with idle
Sds, aud there is scarce .
Y some act Of theft is COM
The calaboose or Jail has
rs for such offenders, but
administration Of labor Oh
kts might rid the town Of
ortl,less aud suspicious
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
"a Monday Of April Next,

and plead. answer or dcmur 10 said
bill, or same will be taken fur COLI
fesscd us to them. And that a copy
Of this order addressed 10 all per-
SONS, having or claiming any legal
or equitable interest IN said lansls,
bc published once a week for four
consecutive weeks In the GRxEN-
WILLIE TIMES, the official paper for
said county, nnl he posted for four
weeks at the Courthouse door Of
said county.
Ordered at rules, this 18th day OF
February, A. ID. 1875.
II. 4. FLOREY, Clerk.
BY JOHN DAVIES, d. q.
z. 4 q. \. Scott for compl't.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: H. 4. FLOREf, Clerk,
BY JoHy DAVIES, d. G.
feh q, '75-n30
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
Citation Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

ID ~ f. VT MI0ot00IIIlSl
WASHINGTON COUNTY. !
Chancery Court. January term 1878.
IN the matter Of the estate Of
William Sutton, deceased.
70 II. Il. Scott and Carrie Scott,
his wife, Il. w. Williams and
Y Virginia s. Williams, his wife,
Sarah Eliza Sutton and II. 3.
.HcOtt, guardian Of said Sarah
Eliza Sutton-Greeting:
VXyMEREAs, r. B. ScoTT, one of
w the executors Of said dccc-
dent, did on the .tl day cf February,
1915, lille IN said court his petition
to declare the said estate insOl went
and sell the personal property mem
toned In said petition to pay the
debts Of said estate; now, therefore, In
pursuance to the order Of said court
In said cause, made on the 2d day
Of February, 1875, you, the said y.
b. Scott, Carrie Scott. II. w. Will
liams, Virginia &. Williams, Sarah
Eliza Sutton and n. b. Scott, gunr.
dian &c., ars hereby cited to be
and appear before said Chancery
Court ut the next regular term
thereof to be holden on the
Fourth Monday Of April, 1876,
then and there to show cause ifany
you can. why the mid petition
tate declared insolvent an.l the
property sold, AZ prayed for, to pay
the debts 0f said estate.
Given under my hand and
[Ls.1 official seal this 10th day o
February, 1878.
WIN. II, BOLTON, Clerk.
by r. X. STAFFORD, y. G
+. valiant sol tOr executor.
feb Strings.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
CITATION NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I
Washiuotan (,nunfv

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I
Washington County. /
IN Chaueery Court. at Rules, Feb
rusry -, 1875.
WA Pollock
661 VS.
Edward p Byrne ct ux
HPON opening the papers in this
" cause ami 1t appearing from
the affidavit Of complainant that
the defendants herein, Edward J..
BY rne and Susan V. Byrne, are
absert from the State Of Missis-
sippi. 81 that the ordinary process
Of this court cannot be served upon
them, and that the present resi-
dence and postotiice address Of said
defendants is Louisville, in the
State Of Kentucky; 1t Is therefore
ordered by the Court that the said
Edward r. Byrne and Susan v.
Byrne do enter their appearance
herein ON or before the F0ulth Mon
day Of April. y. d. 1875, the same
being the a6th day Of said month.
and u return day of this Court not
less than two months from the date
VI this order, and plead. answer or
dep.ur to the bill Of complaint filed
herein, or he same ansl all the al
legations thereof will be taken for
confessed rs to them. And II is
further ordered that a copy II this
order, within twenty days after its
date. BE- published IN the Green
Vile Tinics, a public newspaper
printed and published In Washing
ton county. Mississippi, and the Of
licial paper Of said county, and
that said publication be so continu-
Ell once a week for four consecutive
weeks from the first publication
thereof; and that the Clerk Of this
Court transmit by mail, postage
prepaid, a copy Of this order 10 each
VI said defendants ut their place Of
residence and postofiice as shown
by said afli,lAvit>. Ordered at rules
lN vacation, this Monday, the 22d
doy VI February, a. d. 1875.
WM. ii. BOLTON, Clerk.
Percy 4 Ycrger soils f0r comp
A true copy from the Rule dock
ct Of said Court.
Teste: WM. H. BOLTON, Clerk.
February "a, 1S75-3O.iw
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
Il I. 0. or.
kvILLE LODGE NO. N.
OFFIcERs,

nners arc laying the roof
Alcxandcr's new brick
aud in y few weeks Null
beet will have another fine
Sso added 10 its array of
Nal business houses.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06


Asit Is now the season for rlvei
prophets to sound their horns
we clip the 6rst note from the wei
ender of tho vicksburg Hcrald:
Indications point unmistaka'
bly, to . big swell and high water
in the Mississippi. Above Cairo
the riso 10 rapid, aud It will b.
still moro aftcr . general thaw
The Ohio 10 pouring in an immense
volume Of water at Cairo, and all
the streams this side Of that point
except the Arkansas, are on q
SWELL"
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
CITATION NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
wAgttrNf1ToN (,OttNTv.

x,ss, a ssss. ~, Neeorrc,c, rnnr
STATE W MloSIcoiliI,
NAsHiNuToN COUNTY
Chancery court, January term, 1873
In the matter of the estate of Edw
r. johnson. tlccenscl.
m.. ta.,,e,,. q r.hnaon w,,o,
~ isapsmu ..u II yTmsu' T''1...so.,' ,i'"ow, ,s.'s.,
nnu M - l."Tln r.,., VI 'p.om' T.'',,', "e"s .,aa,"s
nav, =. INV" r i..,.nn, yn,o, "v.H"s r,,,", !,
e., asspea,a VI. 'i,'isn, In,"n,s s"",I n,,, !,
other persons Interested in said
estate-dreetl'is;
WHEREAs, J. w. HARROW, al.
w ministratOr ofsaid estate, did
on the 28th day OF July, 1874, file
his account with snid estate and
prayed for the allowance thereof us
a final account and for his dis
charge from further administration
on said estate; aud, whereas, said
administrator did on the 5th day
of February. 1915, file In said court
his petition for ali order Of publica-
tiOn against the above named par.
ties md ali Others interested IN
sai estate, which said petition was
granted. Now. therefore, this Is to
rpnnire You. the said Isu bella G..
Johnson. Lanrn q. johnson. Isa-
helm q. Johnson. guardian, Nc.. MS
afo,esnid. md ali other persons IN.
terestod in said estate. to be and
appear before the Chancery court
"RRSesA DSsYs y
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

On Sunday night last. on the
Courtney place. . colored man mn
med Allen was shot and killed BY
some person ~ yet undiscovered.
A colored man named Albert Car
con was arrested ~ the assassin,
but AFTER an examination before
Esquire Harris, Carson was dis
charged.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

The Aberdeen True Republican
says that II the Alabama Legisla-
ture passes . proposed law to
make petit a. well - grand larce-
ny . penitentiary offence, that u
will drive oil the negroes out Of
the State. Does the True Repub-
lican believe that oil the negroes
In Alabama are thieves
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

The sia'e Of Mississippi, In Chuucery
Washington County. :" 0"'
JB Bell

Y Washington " County In chancery-
JB Bell
vs..
Mt Nelson, ct al.
0Y virtue and In pursuance of
p the final decree of the Chan
Gerry Court Of Washington county
rendered IN the above styled cause
on the 18th day Of January, A. ID.
1875, the undersigned appointed u
Special Commissioner, to execute
said decree will on
Monday, the Str day Of April, 1875,
at the front door of the Courthouse
Of Washington county, between
the hours prescribed by law, for
Shcrifv's sales expose for sale to
the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described lot Of land, sltua-
ted In the county Of Washington,
state Of Mississippi, and particu-
lnrly described as follows t0-wit:
Lot five Isl Of block two III OF
tho original town Of Greenville.
and fronting ninety-ninc l00] feet
on Washington avenue, and run
Ing back two hundred and thirty
s. w. FERGUSON,
feb 27,'75-noO.] Special Com'r.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
A CARD.


The members Of the League who
paid their Taxes for the fiscal year
1872 4 1873 are requested to bring
Tax Receipts to my Office, and
compare them with the Rolls Of
Lands and Persons reported delin-
quent to the Auditor, aud upon
which the settlement Of u. Wins
low, sheriff and Tax COLLECTOR for
said fiscal year was based.
The importance Of this proceed
ing is strenuously urged, as the
examination already made dcvel-
ops the fact that over FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF State Tar
alone Was last yeas paid ON lands
reported and held Is delinquent
by the Commissioner Of the Five
Cent Lcvcc Board.
5. w. FERGUSON,
Attorney q Tax Payers League.
Grcenville, Feb. "a, 1875.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
ADMxNISTRAToR'S SALE.

nY virtue Of an order Of the
Is Chancery Court Of Bolivar
county, Mississippi, Will, as Ad.
minisfrHt0r de bon(s non OF the es-
iMtc Of J II NEW MAN, deceased,
sell at public sale to the highest
bidder, at the door Of the Court
House Of said county,
the 18th dsy Of March
next, the following lands Of the
said decedent,. to wit: Two-thlrd1
interest In section .Iumber ten, lots
two, three, four. Ave and six OF sec.
ti0n nine, township twenty-onc,
range nine west. Said lands will
I've sold for one-half cash and the
balance on credit Of twelve
months, purchaeers giving lDOnds
and seQpfltY for tho defsrred pey.
{ s';ss|l.s, !||!;. i,
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

CO Especial attention Il direct
cd to the notice Of tho Attorney
Of tho Tax Payers League, calling
upon tax payers to produce their
receipts for land tax fur years 1872
and 1878.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
Monday. tho 5th day Of April, 1875,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, [
Washington County. !

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /
Washington County. I
Chancery Court, January term 1875
X II Wilson, ct. al. Trustees,
$50. VS.
Gcorgie Blanton. ct. al.
To Ida Blanton, Louisville, Ken
tucky, minor defendant herein.
,VOU are hereby cited ~ be and
Il appear before our Chancery
Court ut the next regular term
thereof, tn be holden ut the Court
house In the town of Grcenville, on
The 4th Monday In April Next,
ensuing, then AMI there t0 plead,
answer or demuf 10 conplailunt's
bill, or the allsga tIons thereof will
be taken for confessed na 70 you.
Given under my hand and
fLs.1 O0lcia1 eoal thIS 10th day Of
February, 1875.
WIN. n. BOLTON, Clerk.
,.els, H. I; n 'tN''oHD' Z =
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
For. Lent.

For. Lent.
% stock Of
|OICE MACKEREL
Ind barrels
|XELESS CODFLSH
SLMoN IN BRINE
Fish, Roc Herring, Nc
A b. GOLDSMITH.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
THESTATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Bolivar County.
In Chancerv.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /
Bolivar County. !
In Chancery.
To all persons, having or claiming,
any interest, legal or equitable,
In the following described lands.
sold for taxes April 10th. 1872,
viz: All west bergman Lake.
being part section ~, township
p, range 0, 351 acres IN Bolivar
county, Mississippi.
HIT Florey.
No. S60---vs.
LC Martin, ct al.
Ut appearing that the bill Of COM
u plNint herein, as heretofore
amended, Is exhibited against Ger.
tain defendants by names and
against oil other persons, having
or claiming any legal or equitH bic
interest, in the following described
lands, sDld for taxes on April 10th,
1872, viz: All west Of Bergman
Lake, being part af section II,
township q, range 0, 3jl acres, In
said county, the Object Of said bill
being TO confirm the tax title there
to.
It is therefore ordered, that all
such persons appear before said
Chnncpry court, ut Floreyvllle IN
said county, Oh tho
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

Tho vicksburg Jail was opera
ted on . few days ago, and nine Of
its inmates took . walk. Among
them was Gcary, the policeman
who was charged with murder.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

The grass is springing, buds are
swelling and flowers blooming
all bctokening that the cold hands
Of winter arc about to 60 nest
hiding IN tho warm lap OF spring.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

ORn I'D
csirc to warn our people
e too hasty IN rushing for
pring Clothing. Ono OF
of Drill Brothers has gone
York, loaded down with
hich hc willspcnl to pur
i largest and most elegant
Spring Clothing and Cen
Furnishing Goods ever
to our market. Wait,
y, until Brills' Clothing
| which will be two wccks
c, aud then I" como a-run-
nth your pockctbooks and
bur Spring suits.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
TED

tlcman who Is easily &C.
ated desires board and
in a private family.
ss this Office, or box 20 at
Dfflcc. inurch6-2t.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
J, BRAN, Hay, Corn, at
MARsHALL's.

svrLLE LoTTERy.-T
cr cent. Of the lottery tick
ke sold, and the prizes sea-
proportion. No. 1921
he capital prize, 90, 900,
p75 won tho second prize Of
| A vicksburg club drew
|ital prize on . tenth ticket
rccnville chips were all tn
BY the bank.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
THE STATE or Mississippi, |
Washington County. :
In Chanccry.
Ycatman & Col
ve.
Mahnla SpOtk.

Mahaia oco't' }
QY virtue and In pursuance Of
~ the final decree Ut the Chnncery
Court Of Washington county rem.
dered In the above styled cause on
the 9th day Of January, u. Il. 1875,
the undersigned, appointed q Spc.
ciMl Commissioners to execute said
dccroes Will, on
HorAav 4ha 9Th dav AZ Ar,il. 1879
=. '
at the front door OF the Courthouse
Of Washington county, between
the hours prescribed by law for
6heriff's snles, expose for salc to
the hlghest bidder fDr cash, the
following lands 70 wit: That tract
Of land situated In the county Of
Washington, State 0f Mississippi,
and PARTICULARLY described "A tnl-
lows: Beginning two ri chalns
south from where the line runs west
between sections six f01 and seven
f7l, OF township fifteen fist, o range
six lOl west, At the centre uf Deer
creok, thence south sevemty-flve
1851 seconds, west one ri chain
aud fifty [5O1 links to a stake on the
west bunk OF said creek from which
benrs a Locurt tree north flfty.
seveu and q quarter r57&l degrees.
west one hundred and six T1O6i
links (Sycn mora tree). south sew.
enty-scyen and q halff77ll degrees.
easf f0rtv.three fl31 links. thence
south ssy9nty.five f75i degrees.
entv f70f limks fhencc nlomv n ann.
lily ~! ~, ,'nnss ..s s"e.vc a."E g.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
Teas (! Teas !!

Tho choicest In the w0rld-Im-
porters' prices-largest C0nlpa-
ny In AmeriCa--ssaplc nrti.
clr--pleases everybody.
Trade continually
increMs ing
Agents
wanted everywhere
best induccpients - don't
waste time--send fhr circular to
ROBERT WELLS,
40 vescy street, New York.
p. q. Box 1887
PRICE LIST.
Oolone. Black---40, 50, 60, best
10 cents per pound
MixOd. Green and J}lack-40, 80,
90, best ~ cents per, ID
Jauan. Umc0loretl--0O 70, 80, 90,
best 81 per pound
Imuorial. Grecn--00, 70, so, %,
best 81 per pouud
YounR Hypon. Green--5O, Ga N, 80,
%, 81, best $1'O5
9unpowdor, Green-$l 10. best 81 90
English Breakfast, Black--OO, sc
40, best 81.
N. B.--We have q speciality o!
Garden Growth Young Hys0n and
Imperial ut 81 70, and Ooton0
Extra Choice, 81.
DeA. II one Ut our agents should
not call upon you, send for q pount
sample ii any kind you require
Enclose the money and we will for
ward It To you, per return mall
without any extra charge.
December 20, 1874.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

It is said that Hon. G. s. ortl,
member Of Congress- from Indiana,
Is 10 have foreign mission.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

N. l.. Holland has been aDpoint-
cd State Treasurer Of Mississippi,
In place Of his father, deceased.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

The proprict0rs Of the Park Ho-
tel III Baltimore, Maryland, closed
their h0hsc Tuesday, to escape IN.
curring the penalties Of the civil
rights bill.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
erchants ant Planters.
|avc approved forms Of con-
|ortgages for sale. janis.

mith expects to occupy his
lick storehouso OH WASH
Avenue next week, and will
sith a choice assortment Of
Sud family groceries.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
NEW SPRING GOODS.

Hextcr 4 White are daily expec-
ting their new Spring goods, which
Mr.. White is now purchasing In
st. Louis. Tho stuck will be selec-
ted with especial reference to the
styles Of the scason. Nj. White
bestowing particular attention TO
his assortment n
SPRING CLOTHING
and Gents Furnishing Goods.
-. Our stock II LADIES and
CHILDREN'S SHOES will be Of
the very best material. and we can
confidently guarantee satisfaction
in this class Of gools. We invite
the ladies to call and sxa,nlae our
new stock.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
| FULL STOCK OF

A FULL STOCK OF
Choice Hams, Breakfast Bacon,
1'lCl:LED BEEF,
Side Meat, Shoulders and Pork.
s. GOLDSMITH.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
Rangers Sale.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Vfashdfytyn County,

I will, on Monday, the 18th day OF
March, ls75, ut the Court House
door in GreenvilS, Washington
county, Mississippi, within the
hours prescribed by law, offer for
sale, at public outcry. to the hish-
est bidder for cash, the following
described estrays. to-wit:
ONE BLACK MARE MULE,
branded U. s. on left shoulder, Ii
years old and about Is hands high
was taken up on the place Of j. +,
Gray-time Of estraying unknown,
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

ElEEp, Provisions, aud Grocer.
- les constantly on hand at
deco, '74-n1S. FIRTn + M0Rr0x's.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
One Small BLACK HORSE MULE,

without brands or marks except
from the saddle, and about seven
years old taken up, time unknown
on promises Of J. Z. Gray.
Owners Of the nbOve described
property, may by paying charges.
prove aud take possession OF same,
any time before actual sale.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06

PARTIES having any Of above
described estrays In possession nre
hereby notified to have same at
place Of sale on the said 18th day Of
March, 1873.
CAGE II. TAYLOR.
feb II. 1875. Ranger.
The Greenville times., 1875-03-06
RGE STOCK OF
FLOUR,
|rrels aud half-barrcls, at
REDUCED PRICES.
s. GOLDSMITH.

came In with u growl,
weather up to date has
% and cold.