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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05
The Judicial districts.


EDS. CLARION believing that all
who feel interested may facilitate the
labor of the next Legislature by proper
effort, we have endeavOred to prepare a
plan for reducing the judicial districts of
the State to the number prescribed in the
Code of 1857, and We have endeavored,
as far as practicable, to make the districts
embrace the same territory then embraced
by them. The new counties that have
been made, render this impossible in all
respects. We suggest that the Circuit
and Chancery districts embrace the same
counties, and that the salaries Of Judges
and Chancellors be the same to each
So, 800.
Under the present law we have:
I3Judges, with salary of$3,OOO each. $4,000
20 ChancellorS, with salary of $3.50
each .................. $4,000
Total $4,000
Under the above plan proposed we
have:
10 Judges. So 500 each $4,000
10 ChaneellOrs, So, 500 each ..-.... $4,000
Total $4,000
Thus saving S19, 900 for the State.
If law be passed having separate
judiciary fund for payments of Judges,
Chancellors and District Attorneys, we
can secure the best talent of the dis
tricts
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05

In card to the Times, Rev. Ell. E.
Revels reiterafes the statements touch
ing carpet-bag misrule in this State, con-
tanned in his recent published letter, say
ing:
/ wrote what then believed to be true
and still believe to be true and can with
equal regard for truth and good govern
ment add much of the same character
touching the misdeeds of the persons
therein referred to, but charity bids NE
spare them the exposure, and yield to
its admonitions.
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SUBSCRIBE for THE DAnY CLARIoS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05

We respectfully call the attention of
the members of the incoming Legislature
to the following clause in the State Con-
stitution, which will enable them TO dis
pose of the scum that now cumbers the
bench, in this State, as well as the SUI
perfuous Chancellors and Circuit Judges
who will be thrown on their hands under
the new district printing bill that will
doubtless engage their attention a an early
period in the January session:
CART. ", Sec. 81. For reasonable
cause, which shall not be sufficient ground
for impeachment, the Governor shall, on
the joint address of two-thirds of each
branch of the Legislature, remove from
Office the Judges of the Supreme Court, and
Interior Courts Provided, The cause or
causes of removal be spread upon the
journal, and the party charged, be mott
fed of the same before the vote is finally
taken and decided, and shall have an OPP
portunity to be heard by himself, or coun-
sci, or both.
The foregoing is from the Aberdeen
Examiner. The remedy suggested would
be complete and effectual, but we submit
that its application will be an unnecessa-
nv consumption of time, as the Chaneel-
lors will all go out of Office by virtue Of
the Constitutional amendment, and the
terms of the Circuit Judges will expire
within a very short time. The matter
that we trust will most engage the atten
ton of Legislators, will be the securing o.
4
worthy and competent appointments dur
! ing the next term, and the way to tina
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05

WHAT ARE lMPEACHABLE OFFENSES.
We define, therefore, an Improbable
high crime or misdemeanor to be one In its
nature or consequences subversive of some
fundamental or essential principle of gov
eminent, or highly prejudicial to the pub
lie interest, and this may consist of vio-
lation OF the Constitution. of law, of an Of
fetal oath, or of duty, by an act committed,
or omitted, or wtthout violating positice latO,
by the GbatSe Of discretionary poacers from i'm
proper motives, or from any improper pur-
pose. Manager Butler, same vol. & p.)
WHAT ARE HIGH CRIMES AND MIsDEMEAN-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-09

"TRUE BLuE.'-John S. Wise, Esq, has
been elected captain of the famous Light In
fantry Blues Of Richmond, and we congrat-
ulatc that historic company upon the fact.
1t was ut their head that o. Jennings Wise
gave up his life at Roanoke Island, and the
election OF his brother to fill the place once
occupied by the dead hero will be gratifying
to the Virginia people. Apart from the SEN
timental aspect of the matter, John S. Wise,
both by character and education, is fitted
for the post, and in announcing his election
we again congratulate the Blues upon their
having secured gentleman to head their
column who, though young, belongs to the
old school of Virginia in manners, habits of
thought, and association. A "true blue"
company OF "true blue Virginians should
OF right be commanded by "true blue"
Buckskin. Norfolk Landmarks.
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[Ne,o Torlc World, 7th.l

WASHINGTON MoSUMENT-The Washing
ton Monument Society has issued an ad-
dress. This address recites that Congress
having voted an appropriation Of 100000
TO aid in the completion of the monument,
the people OF the country should renew
their efforts to aid in the work, and that the
Society will not disband nor relax its efforts
until the monument is completed. From
the fact that in three days las copies OF the
modified plan Of the monument have been
sold at one stand, it would seem that the
people are becoming alive to this matter.
It should not be supposed that the Govern
ment will complete the shaft, and that there
fore there is no necessity OF paying the con-
tingent subscriptions. On the contrary,
there is every reason in the world for those
who have made such subscriptions to pre-
pare to pay them, for by the Government
appropriation the contingency Of the sub
scription Is not very distant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-09
BY 6oddin, Warren 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Not1J06 Mafn street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE AND LOT, ON ASHLAND NEAR
ROBINSON STREET, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Nv yirtue of deed of trust from Samuel w alters,
Sen and wife, to the undersigned rs trustee, dated
the LIST day Of March, 1875, duly recorded In the
mage II. and defaut having been made In the pay.
nent Of the negotiable note therein secnred and pc
ing required so to do by the beneficiary WI Se at
18th dav Of September, 1876, at o'clock T. NJ, the
PROPERTY located as above: The house contains
twenty feet wide, and known as Lots Nos. and s.,
of 80 feet each. r.- se'
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
upon such time as may beannounced at sale,the &c.
ferred payments for negotiable notes. with interest
added and secured BY decd of trust.
se7 - = %. NJ. GODDIN, Trustee.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-09

CHARLEY Rosy esterday Mr.. Christian
X. Ross called at police headquarters and
had conference with Superintendent Wal
ling in regard to visit he has Just paid to
Three Rivers, Mich. According to Mr..
Ross he received last week letter from
Three Rivers enclosing the portrait OIL q
child that closely resembled his son Char
lev, but Mr.. Ross soon decided that
ii was not that OF his SON; but Mrs.
Ross on seeing the portrait was painfully
Impressed with the idea that 1t was that OF
her missing boy, aud became so nervous
and excited that at her request Mr. Ross
started for Michigan. Arrived at Three
Rivers, Mr.. Ross found the town in d state
Of great excitement, and found some diff
Guilty In getting to a hotel. He then COM
muiiicated with the person who sent the
portrait, and boy was produced who,
although resembling the missing boy, was.
in Mr.. Roses opinion, not bis son. An inn
lnense crowd collected round the hotel, and
Mr.. Ross found it impossible to satisfy them
without going out and making speech,
which was received with every demonstra'
tion 81 sympathy.
The following letter was received ct the
World Office in regard to Mr.. Ross's visit.
It was addressed to the editor OF the World :
THREE RIVERS, September /, 1876.
Editor of the World:
Sir,-We wish to let Mr.. Ross know how
easily he was mistaken in recognizing Char
ley Yesterday, without writing to him di-
rectly, and would say that he had his stolen
child Charley in his presence yesterday, but
will not have him again until the required
reward is given, for BY the time he reads
this Charley will be far away from Three
Rivers. 1t was all OF an accident that he
saw him this time, and would not il the DIS
covery Tor discoverers) had not kept strict
watch over the child day and night.
ONE VINO KNOWS.
Ne,c Y0rk World, It'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-09
AUtsFION 8AE1ES Future DAys.
By Jssres d. Taylor y SOC, 10
ss Rel Estate Agents and kuctioneers.
E oflce corner or Eleventh ntd Bank streets.

3 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OLD.
NJ WELI-KNowN..AN AND .YALuABLE, EA All
In THE LOWERPhRTO OF HENRIg0 COUNTY,;
the Circuit Court Of Henrico county entered
ION the 22d day OF June, s7g, i the suit q Geosg
CARERS executor and az. shall, ON MON DAY the
11th day Of September 1875, in frons o. zen zen.
meucing ut 10 O'Clock NJ, proceeds sell, subject %
the Widows dover rights. the NJ,
John G. Carter nc the time Of his death, containing
some FOUR OR FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF Valu-
able farming and timbered land, with Improvements
suitable for farming Ipzrpcses.
This farm win be sold asa whole, subject % above
stated to Mrs. Carter dover rights therein, and nos
by the acre therefore mo survey has been MADE.
Bidders will have to inform themselves ON TINS SUD-
feet from the Iand-books and itle-papers.
TERMS Enough In cash 10 pay Expenses or sale
and costs of suit; the residue on credit OF one two
and three years, the purchaser giving bonds, with
good personal security, for deferred paymenfs; 81
A. r. COURTNEY, SO
Special Commissioner
+. JAMES 81. TAYLOR q Son, Auctioneers. an 10 Z
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Sc SPOT
By w. GOddin,
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aalctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
~ OF NINETY-THREE AND FIFTY-SEYEN
HUNDREDTHS ACRES, ON THE NEW-BRIDGE
ROAD, IN HENRICO COUNTY, OPPOSITE THE
NEW-BRIDGE CHURCH, ABOUT FIVE MILES
BELOW RICHMOND.-By virtue Of decree Of
the Circuit Court of Henrco entered on the 9th OF
April, 1875, In the case OF Barker rS. Barker, we
shall, special commissioners thereby appointed,
proceed to sell at public auction the premises on
MONDAY the 18th September, 1876, at O'Clock
p. n, the FARM located as above. now occupied BY
Mr. Garinta Barker, containing NINETY-THREE
AND FIFTY-SEVEN HUNDREDTHS ACRES.
On this farm there are the usual buildings suitable
for the place. The land Is Of fair quality, and the
neighborhood is desirable one. BY agreement Of
parties full possession win be given LIST November
next, and In the meantime the purchaser can enter
the land to fallow for fall crops, and for such I'M
provements as he may desire to make.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defr2y expenses Of
sale and costs of suit estimated at about $780, more
or less balance at one, twe and three years for ne
gotable notes. interest added satisfactorily endorsed
and title retained till all of the purchase-money Is
fully paid and q conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN LYON,
Special Commissioners.
AS counsel for the parties we consent to the above
CANNON L COURTNEY,
ri .- for plaintiff, Robinson Barker:
SEE JOHN LYON, for Garinta Barker.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

TWO NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE TWO
i STORY FRAME DWELLINGS on Mar.
SHALL STREET GHTRGGRH ht The 1 tHh Instant.
ut bx O'Clock r NJ we shall sell by auction On the
premises two neat and attractive TWO.SToKd,
FRAME DWELLINGS,, with I'VE rooms ana
corner Twenty-eigIth street, Church Hill.
The LOTS front 81 by 1855 feet, win an ailey IN
the rear 20 feet wide,
TERMS: One third cash. balance In six and
twelve months negotiable notes given Tor the defer-
red payments with Interest added. and secnred oy
tjecS III trnst RICHARDSON & CO.,
On Auctioneers.
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uIGH-CONsTABLEs SALE.

will sell at public auction on MONDAY the l It'll
day of September, 1875, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at mJ
Office, 1906 Franklin street, the following property
to satisfy sundry writs in my hands:
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, WARDROBES,
BEDSTEADS, TABLES, CLOCKS,
FEATHER-BEDS, holsters, PILLOWS,
PICTURES, SAFES, WATER-COOLERS,
SOFAS. LOUNGES. PRESS MATTRESSES,
MIRRORS, CHAIRS, LAMPS,
BOWLS and PITCHERS, REFRIGERATORS,
CURTAINS, COOKING and HEATING-STOYES
SHOWCASES, GLASS JARS. RS
LAAIP-CHIMNEYS, TRUNKS, HoBBY-HORSE
CHILD'S CARRIAGE,
COUNTER-SCALES,T INWARE, ,..s,ss
One GOLD WATCH. ... -.
ALSO, ........,.
A lot Of GROCERIES, consisting of s...,
WHIsKEY, BRANDY, WINES,
SUGAR, MOLAssES, VINEGAR,
BACON, CANDLES, SOAP, BUTTER,
MUSTARD, BROOMS, BUCKETS,
DEMIJOHNS, &C., &C.;
One AWNING and one MISUNDERSTANDING
MACHINE.
TERMS: Cash. 7. L. WHITING
sc 9-td III. g. Z. *.
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by T. j. Sampson,
successor to Sims 6 Sampson.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE THIRTY
sTEA men me an 1M
AND FIXTURES, ONE FORCE-PUMP AND
PIPE, ONE WINCH AND FRAME, ONE PA
TENT BLOCK AND CHAINS. ONE LARGE
CHAIN, THREE GINS AND FIXTUREs, AND
THREE FINE MULES, ON THE GUNLIEFE
THAN, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,
VA, TWELVE MILES FROM RICHMOND.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me by Robert
Marks and wife OH the 9th day Of March, 1853, and
duly of record in the County Court clerks office Of
Chesterfield county. in Deadlock SO, page 3d.,
will sell at public auction, on the premises being re-
trust, on SATURDAY the 18th day of September,
1876, commencing ut IL o'clock n, the VALu-
ABLE PROPERTY above described. This pro.
perty, including the MULES, is all in cook working
order and condition. IF l. ~.
The terms Of the deed requires cash, but more
liberal terms win be announced at the hour of sale
by consent of parties In interest.
6-fd a. q. PULIlAM, Trustee. ..
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CANAL-BOAT.
l. In pursuance Of certain deed of trust executed
by l. c. Walton to me- dated January !, i 76. and
duly recorded to secure the payment of certain sums
Of money therein mentioned, and default having
been made in the payment thereof being required
so to do, shall proceed to sell at public auction at
DAY, September 18th, at IL O'Clock NJ, the Ca
NAL-BOAT = BEAUTY of kind and character
called bootjack. Said boat Is com paratrely new and
In good order. Capacity. above forty tons.
TERMS: Cash rs to SS4 and cost of sale, credit
on like sum until January LIST, 1877; balance on
terms made at sale. ROBERT Is. SNEAD,
Sc 6-WF.SM&Tu Trustee.
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Jew AND VALUABLE BOOKS
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BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-09
by j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
101G Mafn street

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
Il ABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE SOUTH.
VEST GoRNER OF Bif Az 4NR FFKSI
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF q deed Of trust from
Francis Laube and wife dated ed September, 1852;
duly recorded and being thereto required, will sell
on the premises on FRIDAY, September IS: 1876,
ut s O'Clock p. NJ. the above-descrlbed PROPERTY,
occupied by said Laube, undertaken. The lot fronts
26 feet and runs back 131 feet inches to an alley
Is feet wide. -
TERMS: Atsale. PHILIP hEFLEH,