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nually, lwo per cent NJ ils gross earn
iugs, until heprincipal and Interest of
Inc bouds arr paid aud hat the rpm'
pany shall hug eighty thousand dol
lars of any state bonds which may DO
issued and placed on lhe market, every
slS hsfOrtWo years. or three hun
dred aud twenty thousand dollars al
together Once lhe gpyernorslgns This
bin, the international railway oompa-
nY WIN be able ia resume work Oh lis
llue and push On from lloekdale 10
Austin aud ban Antonio, aud thus at
ford western Texas all rail oommunl'
cation with the other states Of the
ualou, should tho governor veto II,
the road VIII probably 20 into tho
hands Of q receiver, no bought up by
lho Central, and railway oommunlca-
lion with Han Antonio via Austin, be
greatly retarded and the people OF that
section lefl 10 seek redress by clamor'
Ing for a division Of the state,
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DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.

O. M. Wheat, president; John Kerr, vice
president; 10. w. Baylor, secretary; j. l.
Leonard, treasurer.
Board Of Directors-A. Davis, Thomas
Field, D, Il. Grove, Il. V. Tompkins, b. i,
Luce, WI Clark, A, 4. Obenchain.
Board of Arbtration-A. Sanger, j. ii.
Bryan, j. Il, Schneider, n. l.. Williams, W.
A. Jones.
Committee of Appeals--W. Il. Hughes, II. l..
Marsalis, NJ, Kahn, W. G. Connor, j. +. Cnld-
well, John Tvnison, W. H. Murphy
Transportation-A.D Davis, $. j, Adams, A.
Sanger,
kins, j. =. Szer, j. Ii. Bryan.
Financc-W. j. Clark, Il. h. Marsalls, j. f.
Caldwell.
Membership--A, \. obenchain, NJ. Kahn,
Geo. Shields.
Statistics aud Annual Statements-W. j..
Clark, b. f. Luce, h. W. Baylor
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Mr.. COCHRAN, ourmember ofthe leg
islature, deserves well Of his constitl-
ents for his practical and honorable ef-
forts TO settle the International rail
way company's affairs with the state
upon just and equitable basis. AS
tn, bill now stands, its adjustment
u ION II basis which will satisfy all par
ties depends upon the governor. That
he will act with his usual sound judg-
ment and fair mindedness, is a fore
gone conclusion. His approval of the
bill puts an end to the cry OF division,
as If division. would secure immedi-
ately n railway system.
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CAPTAIN r. j.. FULTON, the new
mayor elect OF Galveston, WAS serenad.
ed at his residence, the Exchange ho-
tel, ON the night of his election. Cap
tain Fulton being confined 20 his bed
and unable 10 appear, Colonel George
Flournoy addressed the crowd. Gov
ernor Lubbock, who was the opposing
candidate to Captain Fulton, in the
primary election, was called Cor, and
also responded, congratulaling the de-
mocracy Of the banner county Of the
state on the victory. Subsequently
Major Il. NJ. Spencer addressed them,
after which the band retired and sere-
naded the aldermen elect
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REJ0'sHNGS OVER THE PASSAGE
OF THE INTERNATIONAL RAIL
MAY II IL.

The people OF the city of Jefferson
and Rockdale ithe present terminus of
the International railroad) held gem
era publication over the final passage
of the International railway bin on
Monday night. At the latter place n
mass meeting of citizens passed the
following resolution, amid the firing (
guusa and rockets, aud the laundering
applause of the people:
Resolved, That we, citizens of Mi.
lam county, approaching the wisdom
of the legislature OF Texas in passing
the international compromise bill,
heartily indorse the action If that hon
orable l;ody AZ having saved the honor
and Integrity of our state, avoided the
possible rupture Of the democratic par.
ty OF our state, done justice to otr fel.
low-citizens Of the west, and carried
out just measure that, TO have defeat
ed, would have been TO impair the In
terest of hundreds of thousands oil
Texans. We therefore earnestly re-
commend the approval cf the said bin
by the governor.
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GRANTS cabinet went In body TO
the capitol 10 Lobby the tariff bill
through congress, and used all their
personal influence to accomplish their
purpose. Fancy Washington hutton
hollng members of congless aud hang
ing about the senate door TO pouncc
upon senators aud talk OF lohhy them
them into voting for this on that
scheme. All dignity and docency have
vanished from the white house 80
much for elcctlng low vulgarlans 10
high Office.
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DALLAS, Texas, February ls, 1875.


Messrs. a. N. Bradshaw, Wm.J. Ward, Robt.
Ogden, Il. J. star, y, Loeb Il Co., and others:
GENTLEMeH--Iou communication re-
questing me 10 come n candidate for the
office of Mayor, ofthe city ofDallas, has been
received, and werel to consult my own In
clinaiions would still decline doing so, as |
have heretofore done, for the last three
months, TO numerous individual solicitations
OF the same sort, but cogni2ing the fact
mat the people have right to demand the
services OF It's citizens, 30 not feel at liberty
TO refuse the use of my name for the Office,
winch your kind Partially has evinced IN
the call made upon me.
l, Therefore, In obedience to that call, an
nounce MYSELF candidate Tor Mayor, sub
Ject, however, 10 tho action OF II convention
or primary election, should either be held,
ana IN doing SO here announce that shall
NJ once tender my resignation of the office
now mold, the same TO take effect at as early
day, as my successor can be elected and
qualified.
Thanking you, gentlemen, for the kind
expressions contained in your call, remain
your obedient servant,
j. d. KERFOoT.
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l.ei people once gel the idea that q
deal If preparation is necessary helnre
they can assemble their frlendsi aud
there is AN end NJ al ease, The affair
becomes slin and funeral, tho Interest
renlers Ia the coming supper ana the
intellectual pleasure 0f conversations,
recreation or amusement Is swallowed
np by prpgnoslipallnns about the Tine
NJ eating, There - nothing eaHiprthan
ihe inauguration ri a rule NJ Informal,
Inexpensive and periodical hospitality,
which II brought about by sys'
TEN Of receptions on a given evening
our young people see but title Of each
other outside Of Tho ballroom, Paler-
families rarely has his fellow benedlck
10 dine with him quite Informally, be'
o. ise he has an absurd idea that liene'
dicks coming must mo made "an 90
casion,n aud when II h made que,
lienedlolS don't enjoy himself, because
he has u guilty feeling of having turn
cd his friends house upside down, put
his wife In the kitchen, aud made
himself generally unpleasanlly re'
membered, When you strip visit Of
lornNlily, then you have taken the
first stop toward true social enjoyment
The most miserable feeling man can
have IL that he II "compNny," aud
that everything II revolving around
him, lIe IL m unwilling pivot aud
rarely enjoys tho sensation that there
Ia u tremendous effort belng made TO
entertain" him or die.
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Az exhibit Of the indebtedness OF
Dallaa with her sources Of revenue,
aud u statement Of running expenses
would be of interest to the yollngpopu-
latlon, and particularly 10 taxpayers
They want to see what the chance Is
for getting city scrip up TO something
like II fair valuation by the future
management of our lluances,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY or DALLAS.

Mnyor-W, H. Cabcll,
Engincor-M liam NJ, Johnson
Attofnuy--W illlum NJ, Edwards,
TrcnsurOr- li0nr II, West,
Secretary ", II, prnihor,
Assessor nnd Collector -lhomW j, kCctOn
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ppuk,
liunlth OnccT-nr, N, a. CuWoliuA
Aldermen First wardi r. H. HurltoP, Joe
A, Leonard, Horny Eryuy, Nocuud wUri H.
u, uOughpnour John NJ. llOwclL lhld
wards A, Il, licnslcy, John OwouH, dos, q
Mcconnell, Fourth wards ll,B, Mcdonnell
W. q, Young.
Tho olices Of tho various cty Officers arC
nj the city market house. The board Of Al
dornon inset In regular session az the cOun.
oil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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Tfn International railway compro-
mise hIII, with Mr.. Cochran's amend
ment, which has passed through the
legislature and now awaits the COVER
nor's signature only 10 become law,
gives the company three million dol
lars In bonds, and requires the compa-
ny to pay into the stase tressury, an
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SOUND policy would dictate tho ppr-
obase Ny the county OF the bridge over
tile Trinity ut this point The adyen'
tlges to The people Of the county, rs
well as lhc trade Of Dallas, Of u free
bridge cannot DO 0ycr-estlmuted
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Ne ID. j. hlnMIins.

DEAR SlR-Wo, the undersigned citizens OF
the city of Dallas, feelihg the necessiiv Of so,
curing IN our city council our hest citizens
ana gooo ilnancierS, and feeling satisfied
mat, you are elected would do credit Is,
yourself and the third ward, as well ms the
ask that you allow your name TO come he
lore the voters OF the third ward as a candl-
u9te Tor alderman AT the election TO take
place April g. 1878. " "
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THE political surface OF things looks
smooth aud calm here, but the rival
candidates are working up their cases
with untrlng energy, and rs election
day approaches, the liyellneSa Of the
situation will he greaIly enhanced,
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DALLAS COUNTY,

District Judgc--ll, Bnrksdnle, Dillas,
Criminal Court Judgo--Silas iure, Shor'
man,
District Attorncy-Ed, q. Bower Dallas.
District and eN.oillciO County Cluri--
Alexander llarwoOd.
Deputy Clerks--t, D,.Rawllns, Pierre NJ
Brown, William 4. Harwood,
Shorlil-Jnmos E Barkloy.
Tax Clerk--Adoiphe King.
Deputy Shorins-J, NJ. Chapman, Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas L, scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
surveyor Roberr M. Cook,
Trcusurer-Martin V. Cole
Cattle ana Hide lnspector-Thomas john
son.
JUSTICES or TUX PEACE.
Precinct No. l-John ID. Kerioot (presiding
justicel, Dallas.
Precinct No. . William a. George, Ian.
caster.
Precinct No. 3--Charles Barker, Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No. i-ThomOs l.. Frank, Breck.
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, Scyene
CONSTABLfS.
Precinct No. IA, II. Hardin
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MAlgH IL wakingup, For the hnl
time IN eighteen yeals one oi her
towns has gone democratic
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Mn dgoa 10 y I'llNr, manuhcIur-
% Of The celebrated NPlanps" brand Of
-four, die IN ~ Louis on Friday last,
Goth ultlmO.
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Colonel w. l.. William.

DEAR SIR-We, the undersigned citize,s .,
the third ward of the city OF Dallas, believl
Ing You have the best interest of orr civ "
neartl would respectfully request that Won
n ,iihit Us 10 use your name as u candidate
be held Anril q 1879. - NioNVIOII 10
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THF declaration ~ Texas lndepeud-
enee Was signed In an unfinished
house, without doors OF windows,
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Colonel w. q. IEo,Iap,

DEAR sIR-The undersigned, believing Won
40 have ,ne best interest OF our city at heart
In the next term of the city councii' S,nn ~
aespeetinliy request the use of your name AS
candidate for Alderman of the Third yler si'
at the election to be held April Q, 1876.
Truly your friends
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DALLAs, pExAa,

TnuRsDAY MORslSG, MAgOH q
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Precinct No. IA. Ii. Hardin
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3-R. +. Barker.
Precinct No. ii. S. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher,
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10 lhe Hon. JOnn u, EerfOOI

We, iue under igned pillzens ~ DALLAS az
pniaiiul your course 40 400 times Whlle iill'
iug ile offices ofIuslira pilhf peace ana pre-
siding Justice NJ Dallas county, respectfully
nlpii ynu " peppme q candidate lpf INC
office ~ Mayor NJ oar elly, here P'fdslng you
nur earnest support Ia lhe eanyassi ana our
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
SEWING MACHINE
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
VIC. ADA EsEsEGGs.

Sold on Monthly Payments in the country, t,
parties giving references.
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THE TERRIFIC STORM AT RIENZI.


RIESzI, Miss, March 18th, 1875.
| Special Correspondence Of The CLARIoS.I
EDITORS CLARION The little town
of Rienzi has been visited with a sore
calamity. Sunday Light about one
O'Clock the terrible storm commenced !:
such flashes of lightning, and peals of
thunder are not often witnessed or heard.
Houses either leyeled to the earth, or
unroofed, leaving the dying and the dead
exposed to the fury Of the storm, was the
result
Out Of town, the following houses were
blown down: That Of Jordon Reece,
Mrs Palmer, DIR. Bynum, Judge Ar
nolds, ". NJ Ebrons, j. NJ Martins,
Henry johnson, VIM. Ross. Posey
Martin, NJ B. Armoens, Edward Hos
kell, and DR.. Stevens.
KILLED Jordon Reese and his little
daughter, Mrs. PaImer's daughter. Por-
ter " alker, Of BALDWIN
WoUSDEo. Mrs Palmer, Mrs Judge
Arnold, Henry johnson, NJ B. Armour,
badly, Mrs. Armour, 2 limbs broken),
some slight wounds ia Edward Hoskelrs
family.
Everything is waste and ruin in the
higher part of the town; fences and sta
bles are all gone; the streets are strewed
with the wrecks Of buildings, gardens,
fences and lumber yards. Many are
house!ess, but those who escaped have
kindly opened their doors and received
them. 1t viii be long before the DAM
age is repaired.
The lower or business part of the town
escaped, except in one or two instances,
the tops of chimneys were blown of, and
some other slight damage. / forgot to
name Mr.. Gordon, whose houses is
levelcd. No one wounded.
In Mr. Stevens five ladies had retired
when the crash came, and but for some
large trees back of the house, on which
the building fell, they might have all
been killed
We fear other casualties in the coun-
try may have occurred, if in the range
Of the storm. Yours truly,
J. w. STEVENS, Sr.
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a Warming Heeded.
Is Republican,

From the ST. Louis Republican,
Alex. II. Stepens's solemn warning to
the people Of the South against any action
that might serve az pretext for violence
on the part Of Congress and the presi-
dent, Is having a good effect. The bill
in the Georgia Legislature for calling a
convention to form a new constitution
was last week tabled by vote Of 20 to II.
The chief and almost the only argument
against it was that it would be construed
IN the North a. II reactIonary movement,
and would give color to President Grants
pretended alarm about a revival OF TIL,
old rebel spirit. The people of Georgia
desire "a new constitution; there Is next to
no opposition to the movement for one !;
but they wisely conclude that they had
better wait while before they make one.
Wien 49,. presidents Arkansas message
was delt. u, Senator Gordon Of Geor-
GA and al the leading Southern Demo
crdts IN Congress instantly sent dispatches
- The legislatures Of their states advisiDg
an abandonment Of the constitutions.
movements in Georgia, Texas, Alabama
ana South Carolina, because they were
supplying aid to the carpet baggers'
scheme Of violence and interference.
That the people Of the South listened to
and are following this advice is proof
Of their wisdom and self-contrOl.
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ITEMS.

The quantity of grain exported from
Philadelphia during 1874 was 5,305, $40
bushels against 3,G75, 457 in 1S73-a
large gain.
Warren, VT, has wooden bowl facto-
ry which turns ont between eighty thou
sand and one hundred thousand bowls
Of various sizes annually.
Il is said that nine-tenths Of all the
brushes used in country are made at Lam
singburg, n. Y, where the trade has
been carried on for about 100 years.
The strength Of paper barrels is said to
be greater by four times than wooden
barrels while they are only half the
weight, and cost twenty per cent. less.
Estimating the immediate average
gains to the country Of each immigrant
at $3.50, the loss in the falling off from
1878 to 1874 amounts to $l6, 900, 900.
Western culture does not seem to hitcA
cordially with the pillow. The President
Of the Kansas Agricultural College com
plains that not one graduate OF that IN
stitution has become a farmer since 1867.
Mr. ID. Lyons, OF Providence, r. l.,
recently matched his six horse team to
trot ten miles drawing half cord of
wood, in 80 minutes for a wager of $500.
The team made it in 50 minutes.
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LITERARY.
TIL j.
N. Y.TRlBUNE
The Leasing A.er;caa wew-r-r.r. z
FOUNDED ~ HoHAcE orlula4

ln PC rgesa- elections i.. Is... ..#. ..
c.Hrcl p favor ot Uon,-f. No .a. ~.
depend Renee FOO H.urrH.... I.. '#....
which Nr.r- a-o declared '.Hf w. s.. ... ...
never would p . pHrtf "r- .r. .. .-... ... ...-
hIci 90, s.. popular yIa..rH. . ..
and recognizes .n ft. result fn.
fr1F.. H.r reform .ri .r....... m .-..
w-nf tar rau i.f .rt frf..... 0...
ue -laH,f-. N.EsH.. h. ..... .... .. ..-... ...t
just r.osg3 IHE IHrJAE ..- ....l n.......
.l- RIGHT to che flr ot lead ar AH.l....
Newspaper This position BE- An- a.r.eH aHH
ous.
4. psgusLss 1E she news EARLIER. Fl So T..
- ana r..re - .eldEer .lT shan HlT ..-sr --.
per.
II insists ca peace ,ArorgLout r.e n...
country flr right uf l9cu. -rl'-Eav.Iaa . ...
and the protection ot all eias-e- .u t.e. .E...
ctsc o. their Irs' and legal rights
Il Advocates confidence and good feeling ...
tween North ana South, and labor. t.r Ne
honest and abiding rccouc.aatuu.
10 maintain, fairness and eauaor toward a.'
public men and questions aul dignity .rl
courtesy toward, associates and rivals.
ttTuhhsLes scientific news reports discus.
~tous aud discoveries tu h decree Uf I..rU.s
ami accuracy never before attained IE u..
paper
IL gives every week ten Ur more column. .f
The most carefully prepared agricultural uH..
ter during ihe year. much moro lu thr r.r..
gate thau abe entire cUutgul-u i uHF utH.....
rIculiural publication, and thr whole Is...H.
department OF which an eminent brf.tu...-.
al editor said. "lt has done more q. u..I
good farmers than any other influence which
ever existed.
Il has published str.c. oi st5eutH. .rt
literary extracts which have mgI d wider ...e
and more emphatic popular approval Iaau a..
similar publication oi thc Kind.
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MINI the Sonthern %. ~. or D..


We CONSIDER Ih hiAi Nl worry 'a..I. IF"
paper-AshtNlue ~ g. 'blf'n.
The New York Tribune nits a#.U.| ...#
searching exposure of outing. -larIa4. ...
Alabama aud other states. lu- Iuae .n.H.r..
service 90 truthand Justice Mut.u .l... T...
crraph aud MESSENGER
~ ,hl IN g. ,..r. -r..f.
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- 80. an, -. ~ tf.f'
IAlal News.
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sentative news cnterurf-c of Af.gr.r4 b..
timore Bulletiu
t,t,..t r....+
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nal Methodist Baltimor. Ma
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800 'a3 t i'll ,.ii '.. t
folen'' NV ~ I',u"." ',' Iot l'f
buuV' t'i"tt"l'""th 10. ~ 'Ai'lihA EI..-
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SCUM.
We regard ID as the host paper. aN Boz of.
published 40 the Unitcl States. Muuls.uHt
(Tenn.) Gazette.
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Endorsements OfIhe Peoples Rem
Rdy.

When skilltul and oautiogs medical men
give over their own signatures a favorable
opinion of the soothing and vitahzing eff
fects of 4 preparation, the public does not
hesitate TO believe them. The yoluminous
and emphatic professional testimony in
favor Of Hostetter'S Stomach Bitters, as a
specific for all disorders of the stomach and
bowels, for liver complaint intermittent
and rtmittent fevers, and the thousand ills
that wait upon dyspepsia, must convince
the most skeptical Aside, however, from
the testimony of the faculty, there is large
mass of evidence from patients in every
walk of life, all showing that this great
preventive and restorative is of inestimable
value to the sick and the debilitated. The
Bitters are suited to all climates, and are
universally endorsed as a preventive OF
disorders caused by miasma and impure
water.
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BLAN rs.


Blanks! Blanks!
For Justices of the Peace. Clerk
SE,eriGf%, lawyers Haerchanas,
and Planters.
The following Blanks are KEEP regularly
on sale at TIE CLARION OFFICE. Others
will be added a. the demand may seem 10
justify. Orders filled promptly by mail on
receipt OF the price, or by Express L O. ID.
A liberal deduction where Blanks are
ordered by the ream. Parties ordering
from the following list, may give the num-
Der at the beginning of the lire. The price
is One Dollar per quire. The figures at the
end Of each line give the number of blanks
to each qulre.
No. 1-Justice Summons-4S.
3-Justice Subpola-4s.
3-Nttimus, or COMMUNICATES.
4-Afidavit before Justice for Bench
Warrants.
5-Justice Bench Warrants.
6-AfidaviJ for Search Warrants.
7-Search Warrant and Return-4S.
s-Bond to answer in Circuit COURTS.
9-Anidavit fer Peace Warrants.
IO-Bond to Keep the Peaee-4S
IG--Afidavit and Bond tor Attachlnemt-24.
IL Attachment Writ-A.
E3 Affidavit and Bond for Appeal--2l.
E4-Aflavit in Replevin before Justice
Is.
Is Writ of Replevin-iS.
fffdavit for and Distress Warrant-A.
E7-Justice Appeal Bonds.
Is-Justiee Execution-24.
I9-Unlawful Entry and Detainer-A.
2O--Afiidavit for GarnIshment-48.
2l-Justice GarniShment-4S
93-Garnishment by Circuit Clerks.
23-AfIidavit before Justice-for general
use-4S.
21-Cireuit Court Summons-24.
20 Circuit Court Execution-2.
26-Chancery Court Injunction.-24.
27-CnancerY Injunction Bond PA.
2s-Recognizance on Indictment by Grand
| Jury-24
aa-Sherif-s Sale, form for general pur-
| poSes-4.
| 3O-Oiicial Bond for State, County or Mu-
nicipal Officers-2.
/ 3I--Executor's Bond Oath and Letters-24
32-Guardian's Bond. Oath and Letters
Observation-Disclosures Bond, Oath andLe
ters-24-
SA-Commission for Dower-A.
35-Contract for Share of Crop-A.
3S-Contract for Wages--2.
S7-MoFtgage To Secure Advances to
| PlaCterS-24.
3sMerchants' Lien and Mortgage, Sc
curing Existing Indebtedness and Future
| Advances-A.
SS-Landlords' Mortgage Lien, for Rem
Money-24.
Ao-Landiords' Mortgage Lien for Share
of Crop-A-
AI-Deed of Trust for Rent and Supplies
"a
A9-Deed of Trust to Secure Advances b.
Merchants-A.
A3-Deed of Trust, for general purpose
IA.
44-Warranty Deed-24.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
Ease Decided by SuPreIae COIIrl
on Monday. March 18th. 1873.

NSm H. Garland vs.. Mary Garland. Pike
b.; arii rmed.
sJ. Nj PreweLt vs.. a. Il. Cannon. CollaN
D.; atfi rmed.
r X Byrn ct al. vs.. the State Of Miss.
aTentiss Co, affirmed.
Newman Cayce, Trustee vs. Jacob r.
|pvall, Itawamba Co reversed and new
fial awarded.
1 Jno ID. Palmer, Admir-. etc, vs.. b. Jones,
i al. Tippah Co.; affirmed
Thos Ford V, Wright, Stricklin and
Ericklin. Union Co; affirmed.
John II. Black V. y. o., J. Il G n. r. r.
o., Pike Co; affirmed
Tishomiugo Saving Institution vs. ii.
ASK ct al Alcorn Co. judgment correct
III
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GO NORTH AND EAST
VIA THE
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AND GREAT SOUTHERN
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