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LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notice,

NJ ST ATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J supreme court.
Oct. Term, Nov,
Uryn. CoryTY. 20th 1879.
HEyFY c. McPIEE, ADM R, ETC.
flS5 VS..
4 ". CALVIN WELLS, ADM R.
MINIS day came on to be heard the motion
l ii Henry C. McPike, Adm nistrator Ap-
neYqpt 6ran order of publication TO be made
n tiscause for Edward F Malone, Jr., a
.eit7anof New York City, in the State Of New
York. and O. II. Richards and Sallie '. Rich
ars. his wife, citizens Of Champagne City,
intbe State of Illinois, 20 be and appear be-
iore this Court,on the Third Monday Of April,
AID. 1876 to Join in the prosecution OF the
apreal taken in this cause, or be severed
Mrefrom-which motion, after consideration
by the COURTS sustained.
And it is ordered, adiudged and decreed
tha this order be published in THE CLARION
newspaper published in the city of jackson
fol four consecutive weeks, commencing With
twenty days from the date Of this order, and
The Clerk Of this Court, mail, postage prepaid
aeopv Of this order, directed to each of sale
nor residents to their Postofices, as above
stated.
a true copy from the minutes.
A. W. LITTLE, c. 5. c.
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The Markers.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-Sugar, demand
good; inferior 4Q515; common 519@6 fair
TO f6lly fair 6I@7 prime TO choice rs @12;
gray clarified -734@S14. Molasses, prime TO
strictly prime, terLlenting, 36(943; prime to
choice, not fermenting, 1902. Flour, only
local demand common 8 50@75: superfine
4 %; double 1904; treble 4{8@51a choice
1905 1-6; fancy 6M@74. Hay, plentiful :;
duh sales prime 2l; halt choice 2415@25 .
Corn. fair supply demand moderate; white
mixed 54@55; choice yellow IS Oats, de-
mand moderate. Cornmeal dull; quoted
SO; jobbing sales2 20. Pork, good supply +;
little demand dry salt meats little demand ;
shoulders quoted nOminally 734; clear rib
sides 1014; clear sides l01a. Bacon, no
shoulders on hand; quoted nOminally
1l@ll15; clear rib sides 121a; clear 1234
Hams dull; choice sugar-cured, jobbing
sales, l5@l534. Lard, supply light; l212 @M ;
tierce, packers refined, 1901 keg l3$4
! (9l31-6; bucket 1414. Coffee, stocks small ;
ordinary 1714@1719; fair 1S@l814; prime
! 1SA@l9. Whisky, rectified, light supply
and dem and fair. Gold 1926 Sight a dis
count; Sterling bank nominal. Cotton, de-
mand active sales 1900; quite unchanged
net receipts JOB gross 0,57S; coast exports
| 432; G reat Critain 4 4,209; stock 255, 1873.
| LIVERPOOL. Jan. 5.-Cotton steady; mid
! ding uplands 6 1916; middling Orleans
! 3-l5; sales 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Gold opened 1872
Stocks dull, steady, Money Z. Gold 1919
Exchange, long, 404R short, 1885,. Gov
ernments dull. State bonds steady, nom
inal. Cotton firm sales 1914 bales; up
lands l3 l-6; Orleans 1872; futures opened
quiet, firm January, 13 1920 10; Febru
ary, 13 7-l6@13 l5-32; March, 13 7-l6@
l3 l5 81; April, 78@l3 29-32; May, "A LII
! @141a. Flour dull, unchanged. Whea
quiet, steady. Corn dull. Pork quiet. mes
$40 75@$20 60 Lard heavy, steam, II 5-l6
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What the People Expect.
)r. J. l.. Backstrom in the Water Vale,
Courier.

The members of our Legislature are
soon to assemble. "a great work is be-
fore them-the ''Augean Stables" are to
be cleanseG-the rubbish removed be-
fore they can commence putting things
in order, aud place our State on the
high road to prosperity. A Herculean
task it is. | believe we have elected
Legislature equal to the emergency-to
the requirements of the times. In my
opinion, never before has Mississippi had
Legislature to surpas5 this in intellect,
moral courage and patriotic zeal. Our
terpiblc surroundings have brought our
best men to the front, wherever 1t was
possible to reach them. have a conf
dence they will not disappoint the just
expectations of the country. The pru-
ming knife must be used heavily at the
very outset, if we mean reform. Ames,
the chief architect of our troubles, is IN
the way of restoration of good govern
ment and his exalted position should not
screen him from Just retributiOn for
the high crimes he has committed
against the constitution, peace, welfare
and prosperity of our State. which he
had sworn to guard and foster. We
must 20 to the root Of the evil. The
sickIy sentimentality on this subject,
that [ have seen shadowed forth in Ger
tain quarter is altogether out of place
Is in antagonism with everything upol
which the political battle was fought ano
won, and in singular contrast with tn
bugle notes of the gifted author an(
leader, when warming up his follower
for the charge that gave us victory.
Z The impeachment of Ames is a fore
gone conclusion, if we would not stultlt.
, ourselves, and be true to the best inter
5 ests of our State.
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FOREIGN NEW =,


TovnoE. ian. 5-The Standards Vienna |
speCial saws news has been received thaC Il
cOnsp piracy has been discovered IN Belgrade
to make Karageargerritch Prince of Servia. |
Several arrests have been made. Prlnce
Milan dares not venture from the palace.
Germany .anG the Cuban Question.
IoNDON. Jan. 5.--DespatcheS from Berlin
to the Post say that the German Govern
meat reported favorably to the propositions
contained in the American circular III rela-
tion to Cuba. German commerce is sefl-
Onsly injured by the Cuban disorders, ana
the German merchants Setueu III nay .i.d'
recently presented a memorial TO the Rels-
tao. asking redress through intervention by
GERMANY. Ii is reported that the Spanish
Minister at Berlin notified the German
Government of the dispatch OF SPAN IN
renly to the American proposals. and OF its
contents.
rKY,e Dynamite Explosion
PAR1s. Jan. "a dispatch says Mrs.
Thomas. widow of the Bremerhaven dy-
Mantle assassin, has voluntarily delivered 10
the Berlin police authorities her husbands
correspondence.
Termination of n Strike.
| BRUSSELS, Jan. 5.-Many of the miners
| who were out on a ''Strlke" nave returned
! 70 work. and it is hoped that the ''Strike" has
ended. The Burgomaster of La!dwelr de-
! nies that the STRIKERS" used ire arms IN the
riot, or that the disturbances We're serious
| Troops are still patrolling the district,
| though it is not likely their services VIII be
required.
LONDON. Jan 5.--Reuter Telegraph Com
pany's correspondent at Calro' oelles IheIe ~ Z
IS anv foundation for the reports of trouble
I between Mr. Caves, British special commits
sionerand!the KhedivC. They are on the best
of terms. Mibar has resigned. because he
was dissatisfied with the separation OF the
: Commerce and Foreign porttolios--both OF
which he had heretofore administered
Excitement Om Change.
IoxDoN. Jan. 5.--The Stock Exchange
was seriously disturbed yesterday on ac
count of the rumors that heavy fall haC
occurred in Egyptian securities, when
however, has been entirely recovered.
e ssilEs for the House of Commons
!, Yesterday, at Dublin, there was confer
y ence of the members of the House OF Com
q mons who belong to the Home Rule party
q in order to agree upon course TO DE puf
o sued during the coming session OF Parlla
: mont They decided to support the Ian
- hill which is to be introduced by Mr.. Isaa
- Rutt. member from Limerick city. The ba
= sis Of this bill will be fiXity of tenure an
,, fair rents. Mr.. Butt will ask leave of til
= house TO introduce bill making better pro
No visions Tor University iLuuCaCioi ~, III II ol'h
70 70 The question of Home Rule will be raise
~ in the House of Commons at the close
~ the recess invariably taken at Easter, whe
~ ~ fhe attention of the house will be called
70 the severity OF the Coercion act question
he taxation, called the Trade and Amnes'
bill.
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This puts the districts very nearly the
same territory occupied before the war,
and when there are less judicial days
work there is more travelling.
COAHOMA.
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WASHINGTON, JAN 3 For the Gulf
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cold weather, with northerly TO westerly
winds, increase in force on the west Gulf
coast, and rising or stationary barometer
CINCINNATI, Jan. 5. - Flour dull, un-
changed. Wheat quiet.
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: 1he Circuit Court Of the United States,
NI 'he Southern District Of Mississippi.
NOVEMBER TERM, A. D., 1873.
November q, 1875.
1. poGA SHvLTz, Judgment, November
11 -o4I. vs.. Sd, 1874; for S5990O.
Vs. D MORRIS, On reading and fill
4. AND ing the Petition Of the
AesE' F. MoRRIs. Plaintiff in this cause
AZ ~ Is now ordered, that the Clerk of this
I'll u Ssue writ Of Scire Facias for Joshua
III olFlS to the Marshal of this District to
IN ilss at the regular May Term, 1876, of this
fis on the first day thereof, and that the
nv ~ cause to be inserted in the Weekly
MI M UE' iorslX successive weeks, a notice to
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III =, and Benjamin }. S. Morris, minor
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Trustees Sale.
TATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HINDS COUNTY.
DY VIRTUE of a certain Deed of Trust,
IL executed on the 18th day Of September,
1879 by Geo II. Holland to the undersigned, TO
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,z1he Dynamite Explosion

PARIS, Jan. "a dispatch says Mrs.
Thomas, widow of the BremerhaVen dy-
dooitp assassin, has voluntarily delivered TO
the RprIin police authorities her husbands
CORRESPONDENCE.
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BRUSSELS, Jan. 5.-Many of the miners
who were out on a ''strike'' have returned
to work, and it is hoped that the strike" has
ended The Burgomaster of La!dweir de-
nies that the strikers used fire arms in the
riot. or that the disturbances were serious
thou6h it is not likely their services will be
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Excitement on Change.

LONDON, Jan. 5.--The Stock Exchange
was seriously disturbed Yesterday on ac-
count of the Tumors that heaVy Iail mac
occurred in Egyptain securities, which
however, has been entirely recovered.