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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-27
BANGS is a native Badger.

WnEwl If our Legislature goes
=. - i ha7 begun what will become
Of us2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-27

A BILL IS before the Iowa Legisla-
ture to make hanging punishment
for rape.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-27
stray Notices.
TAKEN UP-BULL.

BY the subscriber on lands owned by him on Soc
IL town Of Wngville. on about January a. 1876
light red, year old bull, white belly and hind feet
tail short. The owner will prove propsrty NAV
CT argos and take said stray.
HENRY PARISH
Wngsille, January 10, 1875. 46wis+
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-27

HAVE ON HAND THE FOLLOWING
Seasonable Goods.
WHICH OFFER FOR SALE
Union Churns,
milan Churns,
Dash Churns,
Real English Dairy Salt.
Milk Crooks,
Butter Ladies',
Butter Bowls,
Butter Tubs,
Dried Fruit
OF NGARLT ALI KINDS,
Whitefish, Goldfish.
Sythes, Snaths, Hay Forks,
Sythe Stones,
ROPE-All Sizes.
Lancaster, une 10. l3tf P LEWIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-27

Wisconsin will give $4,000 Democratic ma
jority if Washburne is nominated.-Mi Sen
tinel.
Spite. Ii Washburne is nominated
he will have 1000 majority in Grant
County. But there is no probability
whatever of his nomination, and no
occasion for provoking his friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-27
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION.

Rooms REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
MADISON, January %, 1876.
A state Convention Of delegates representing the
L uion Republican party of Wisconsin, ID hereby
called to meet at the Capitol 10
zTanElnN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-27
CONTESTED SEATS.

The testimony in the two contested
cases in the Assembly is printed, and,
probably, action will be taken there
on before long. | have seen most of
the testimony in the Bennett Gray
case, from Iowa county, and have
but little doubt that the seat will be
awarded to Mr.. Bennett. The other
case is from Dndoa county
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-27

The joint committee on redistrict-
ING the, State consists Of Senators Bar
ron, Bryant and Hudd Assembly.
men Reynolds, Bradley, Putnam,
Book, Wall and Keogh. The COM
mittee will get to work in a day or
two. There will be lively times in the
Assembly when the report is submit
ted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-27
STATE CONVENTION


The list Of pardons by Gov. Taylor
during the year 1875, was sent in the
order to be printed in the Journal of
the Assembly, on the Goth. From it
there appear to have been 10 persons
pardoned from county jails, 8 from
the Milwaukee County House of Cor
rection, % from State Prison, SO to
restore citizenship, l from the Poor
house, communications, total So.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
SENATE-ELEVENTH DAY.

MONDAY, Jan. II, 1S76.
Lieut.. Gov. Davis (col.) in the chair
Absent 8.
Leaves of absence were granted to Me-srs
FltzGerald, Morgan and Mendenal
Messrs. McCaskill, Barry and Griffin gave
notice of introduction of bills.
Messrs. Carter and Johnston rchairmeR,
made reports.
BY the Committee on Benevolent Institu-
tlons-For completing and furnishing the
female department of the Lunatic Asylum.
BY Mr. Johnston IN relation TO the ses-
slons of the Boards of Supervisors also. to
facilitate the construction of telegraph lines
in Mississippi.
By Mr. Reynolds: To amend the laws in
relation to Public Education.
The bill to prohibit the sale Of seed cotton
at night was considered and recommitred.
The bill designating the legal holidays
was passed.
The Senate proceeded in a body to the
hall of the House
(For proceedings of joint session, see
House report.)
Leave of absence was granted to Mr..
Oldham.
The House concurrent resolution was in
definitely postponed.
A number OF House bills were read and
referred
The Senate adjourned. Yeas, %: nays,
none.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19

The defendant in error sued the railroad
company for damage for injury resulting
TO his lands from the negligent erection and
repair Of culNcrt over a water course
The defence proceeded mainly upon The
tded That the plaintiff. by his acts, had con-
tributed To the damage. and had waived hi-
right IA The riTintl channel Of the stream
by making new outlet or channel. The
case depended on the questions OF tact
for the jury as 70 the coutributOTy ucgli-
-eucv, and The waiver OF the right, or
which points there was a conflict la the CVi-
dence. The law. n given To the jury, wa
correctly stated according 10 the legal priu-
cipleS announced In the opinion OF the APP
peilate court, and the verdict ou a question
OF fact, in view OF The con iict OF testimony.
WAS not set aside. The law Of the case l.
thus stated
l. Ii is the duty of railroad company L.
So construct It's CuiVerts or trestits over
wafer courses Is to allow "A free passage OF
he water. And IL, by the negligent con-
struction or repairs of such cuiyerts, tho
land OF owners is damaged by overflow o.
the stream. then the company is liable for
the damages thus occasioned.
IL. Where the defence proceeds on the
theory Of contributory negligence. the de-
ieudant must show nor only concurrent neg
iigence in the plaintiff. but also thut no neg
lect of his OWE has increased the injury. Il
must be shown that the defendant performed
his duty. and that the plaintiff was guilty
OF negligence Nhltu lcuueu pluNimalely 10
the injury.
III. Where the negligence of the defend
ant Is the prOIinidte, cause of the injury. anu
the negligence OF the plan.ifi is remote then
an action will be tor the injury.
". In the case M bar il was for the Jury
TO determine. As questions OF fact from the
evidence, whether the injury was caused by
the carelessness or fault OF The railroad com
pany, and whether the alleged negligence
ofthe plaiutitf contributed proXimatcly u
the injury complained of.
The majority of the Court in an opinion
delivered by Smrall, J adhered 10 the for
mer opinion. The Instructions were crit
ically reviewed AM pronounced correct. Ii
being insisted that the defendant by his acts
had waived his right to the original passage
or channel of the stream, the court re-
viewing the evidence said that the evidence
as TO defendants acts was Coutii citing, but
did not show any intention on his part of
abandoning his right to the original chan
mel OF the water course. The legal rule on
this point is thus stated:
/. The acts OF the defendant to operate as
a waiver or Abandonment OF his rights la
this case. must have been accompanied by
an intention to abandon permanently the
old channel. The instructions, as given by
the Circuit Court, correctly announce the
law of the case. and the virdict OF the jury
must stand, Afirmed-J adge Tar5eH dis
SeRtHg.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI
Cases Decided Monday, Jan'y 10.
PREPARED FOR THE CLARION By FRANK
JOHNSTON, Esq.

Opinion Of the Court by SIMRALL, J.

Opinion of the Court by SIMRALL, ].
Kirk bought of Long a tract OF land
agreeing to pay the price in iustallmentS. the
last maturing October 10th, 1859. Long
gave bond for title. conditioned TO execute
deed on payment OF the entire purchase
| money. Kirk was placed in possession at
once, and has continued since in possession
Of the land. The bond for title was not re-
corded. In July, 1859 Long gave Strickland
deed IN trust TO secure debt. which was
the execution of the deed in trust Kirk had
paid Ill his purchase money except the last
installment. In April, 1870, he made final
payment TO Long. Strickland then being
about to execute the deed in trust
On this state of facts Kirk filed Bill
for an injunction restraining the sale of the
land by the Trustee under the deed IN
trust. A demurrer to the bill was over
ruled by the chancellor Held:
L. The possession of the land by Kirk
was implicit notice to Strickland at the time
he accepted the deed in trust, of Kinks in
terest and estate in the land. and of the
same effect as if the bond for title had been
recorded.
III Kirk was equitably the owner of the
land, Long holding the title as security for
his purchase money and in trust to be con-
veyed to him on payment of the entire
price of the land. In legal effect Long stood
in the same attitude as if he had been a
mortgage for the purchase money.
III. This being the attitude of the par
ties, Strickland was not entitled to a sale of
the land under the deed in trust-the only
interest which Long had in the land being
incident to the debt for the purchase money,
he could only pledge or assign the debt. A
creditor ct Long could therefore only ac-
quire such interest in the land by becoming
interested in or owner of this debt
". The creditor claiming under the
trust deed. if entitled to the debt due TO
Long, will be RENTED to such remedy as
would subject to his benefit this debt and
the security incident to it. Affirmed. Ledre
to dnsecer in forty days.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19

Opinion OF the Court By TARBELL, j.
On February LIST. 1873 Elijah Sparks held
deed in trust on Pittman's homestead to
secure note of $1,000, which fell due No
vember lst, lsE9.
IN order to Avoid a sale in the Fall or
Winter or 1873, by agreement of parties the
creditor was to take the property in pay
ment of the debt, Accordingly, Pittman
executed deed to tic land. and Sparks
surrendered the note and cancelled the trust
deed. But Pittman did not give possession
of the land nor did his wife join in the deed.
Afterwards it was discovered that by the
Statute of April 18th, 1873. providing that
all conveyances of the homestead should be
void where the wife failed to Join, tAs deed
of Pittm an was inc aectua. t. pass the title.
Tkeyeupon Sparks filed his bill praying that
Mrs. Plttman should join in the deed or that
he should be placed Stdtu quo, on tie ground
of mistake of law. Held
I.&he agreement in this case was not to
accept the deed of Pittman in discharge OF
the debt, but it was en- the one hand to-con-
veg and ON the other TO accept the land in
payment OF the mortgage debt. The deed
of Pittman did not conform to or carry out
the agreement and intention of the parties,
and the contract is therefore not fully exc
cuted. On this groud the decision of the
case is placed.
ii. The complainant SHOULD pc placed
stGta quo, by being restored to his original
security against the land for his debt
Reversed Leave to GEs1ser ia J0its days.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
B: 6. Humphreys vs.. &. Il. Merrill,
ct al
Qptatan of the Court, by SIMEALL, j.


On February Is, 1860, j. w. S. Merrill
sold the land in controversy to Hyerou-
nous, giving him bond for title, which
was recorded May u, 1867. On January
Is, 1866, this bond was assigned to Mrs
Anna NJ. Merrill; and on May y, 1867, j.
w. S. Merrill conveyed to her the title in
fulfillment of his contract.
On October IL, 1860. b O. phreys re-
COVERED Judgment against j. w. ). Merrill ;
and at the execution sale BECAME the pur-
chaser.
On these facts Mrs. Merrill filed a bill in
equity to cancel the deed to Hum phreys, on
the ground that his claiIn cast a cloud on
her title. No notice to Hum phrey1s was
alleged, except the registry of the bond for
title. Held
|. The purchaser at execution sale refers
his title through the SheriB's dee.I back 70
the Judgment, Ind obtains all the rights in
that RESPECT of the creditor. Chief of these
is the privilege of appropriating The prop
erty of the debtor in preference to any Sc
cret sale to third persons.
III. Under Arts 10. 81, and % opp 300 and
3l0) Code 1857, creditors-witl,oUt notice.
alike with srtseAuent purchasers tor value,
ste protecteu against the unrecorled in
stTuments therein named. And creditors
without notice are entitled to proceed
against the property as if the title WaS still
in the debtor
III. 4he mplainant is not entitled to
any relief, having failed to charge or prove
any notice to the purchaser at execution
safe, or the creditor of her prior claim to
the land. Decree reversed and the decree here
diSmiSSiRg the bill.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
G. c. ShaclGIefOrd vs.. Mississippi
Central HR. HR. Co.
Opinion Of the Court by CHIEF JUSTICE
PEYToN.

Opinion Of the Court by CHIEF JUSTICE
PEYToN.
Under the Statutes of December 20; 1861,
and January p, 1862, defendants in error
issued notes of the following tenor " The
Mississippi Central Railroad Company will
pay to bearer three dollars in current bank
or Confederate States notes, when the sum of
five dollars is presented" Suit was brought
on certain of these notes. The declaration
contained three counts First, a special
count on the notes with averment of pre-
sentatiOn in IS65, at 2 time when there were
current bank notes i'm circulation; second,
an account stated third, tor money laid out
and expended. There a demurrer to
the second and third counts The denur-
rer was sustained. On the trial, under the
second and third counts, the notes were Of
fered in evidence ard excluded by the Court,
and Judge ent tor the defendant. Held:
l. While the principal object OF these
statutes was to secure a convenient means
| of paying for transportation, and it cyl
IDENTITY was not expected that these notes
should be held for payment until after the
war, yet, as the special count contains an
averment OF presentation at a time when
there were current bank notes in circula-
ton, the demurrer should have been over
ruled, and these allegations should have
been replied to.
IL. A promissory note is sufficient evil
dence, under the common courts, between
the original parties. And if it is found on
the trial that, at tue time when the notes
were presented, there were such current
bank notes in circulation, as were contem-
plated by the contract, then the notes should
be admitted in evidence. Reversed ana re-
nldnded.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19

The highly favored country Is ABOUT 10
celebrate its hundredth birthday. Under.its
favored privileges; its citizens are happy :;
worshippFng Ged according to the dictates
of their own conseieHces : pursuing their
chosen avocations U=mokeseed: growing
rich ana prosperous. : SOME have attained
the most exalted positions frola the smallest
beginnings, This 10 particularly applicable
TO On. TUTT's LIVER PILLS. Ten Years ago
they had but limited local reputation, but
in this time, aided by scientific research
and conscientious business direction, they
have attained such a celebrity that there is
not country On the glnba that thew are
got kuown and used. Wherever disease
prevails, especially such as result from tor
pid liver, dyspepsia, eostiveness, sick head
ache, fever and agne, and they are eagerly
sought fer, Is a.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
HOUSE-TMELFTH pAN.
TUESDAY, Jan. Is, ISL

TUESDAY, Jan. Is, 1876.
House met pursuant to adjournment. Mr..
Speaker Street in the chair. Prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Crum, OF Benton. Roll called.
Bailey, Baker, Barksdale, Bassett, Bean,
Bell, Blount. Boyd. Bridges, Brown Byrd OF
Franklin, Bird of Lawrence. Campbell, Car
ter of Holmes, Carter of Warren. Causey,
Crosland. Cessor, Chiles, Clay, Clifton, Coeh-
ran, CRUZ, Dabney. benson, Drake, Dyer,
Edwards. Erwin, Fairly. Feathersten. Floyd,
Gayden, Gibson, ellis, Guthrie, Gnyton,
Hall, Harper, Hebron, Hicks. Horton. Hud-
dleston, Hudson, HuSsey, Jacobs, JagerS,
Jarnig Jayne, Jenkins, Johns. johnson
of Itawamba, Jones OF Kinds, Leigh; Lester,
Mallory, Ma-Sfngale, Meade. Miller. Mill
saps, Monroe, Muldrow, McCargo. McCor-
mick, McInnis- McNair, McNeise, McLau.
rim of Jasper. McT.aurin Of Smith. New hor-
ter, Nelson, Nichols, Overton, Parsons,
Parker. Percy, Pound, Powell Reynolds,
Shattuck, Shrock. Stebbens, Sykes, Tison.
Troup, Tucker, Turley Warren, Watkins,
Wilkinson, White, Walden, Vaughan. 4el-
lowley. Young ana Mr.. Speaker-l03.
Ass ENT--Messrs. Dear, Fortune, Garrett,
Gowan, Hogan. johnson of Winston, Jones
of Issaouena, Pennington, Stands, Shelby,
Southworth. Spight and Trice-l3.
The bill for the relief of W. NJ Conner,
Sheriff of NoXubee, to pay claims for sup
pressing the riot in that county last fall,
came up
Mr.. Jarnagin favored.
Mr.. Guthrie moved to table the bill !;
carried.
Mr.. Bailey moved to take up s. B. to re-
peal the act in relation TO special elections
carried. and the bin was passed.
The bill for the relief of W. s. T. Claugh-
ton. NJ. L. Aldrige, ct al.-the substitute re-
ported by the Committee on Claims Mr..
benson, Ehairman), came up:
Messrs. BYRD of Franklin, and Hudson
favored.
Messrs. White, Boyd, Barksdale, and Null
drow opposed
Mr.. Hudson offered as an amendment, to
strike out all after the enacting clause and
uroyides that the Board of Supervisors OF
Franklin county be authorized to settle the
claim as they may deem Just and proper.
Messrs. Hudson and benson favDreds Mr..
.uyton moved to table the amendment
Mr. pabney moved to strike out the en-
Mr.. benson moved to table the bill; car
ried.
ELECTION OF U. Q. SENATOR.
Mr.. Featherston called the attention o
the House to the fact that the hour, /;
O'Clock, had arrived for the election o
United States Senator, and moved To go int
Mr.. MuIdrow nominated l.. Q. G. LANAI
OF Lafayette.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
9VeSI jackson Fire 60. No. 4

hi. company completed its organization
|Wedne-day night by adopting a consti-
ion aud bylaws and electing the follow
1 officers:
s. French. Foreman.
N. 5. Hamilton, LIST. Asst. Foreman.
i G. .Inlienne, 2d
Inc. Cullin, Hose Director,
Nm. Olin, Asst. g 9
hno. T. Hull, Secretary.
II. Kavanaugh, Treasurer.
Fhere were thirty five members enrolled
II a committee appointed to collect sub
options to build an engine-house. Regu-
meeting night-ffrst Tuesday in each
hnth
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
Opinion By TARBkLL, J.

This was a proceeding against plain
tiffs in error as sureties on bail bond for
one Bob. Bestie, Indicted for burglary. The
plea was that, pending ths trial Of the ac-
cused, he was present'in court, and in the
custody Of the law, a0d that he escaped
through the fault ofIhe Sheriff. A demurrer
to the plea was sustained and judgment i
pal against plaintiffs IN error, FIJI:
accused should appear from term to term
and 1roIn day to day until discharged by
due course of law, (Code 1871, 279l.) The
accused was not surrendered by his sureties
his mere presence in court for trial was not
a surrender, and he was in the custody OF
his sureties. (Distinguished from Prices case
SO Mss. D. 542.)
IL. Judgment on ball bond on recog-
nizance under toe stattfte of April ), 1872.
p. 81 Is properly final, and not nicf. At
gsrRled. -
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
Tribute OF Respect.

Hall or TALLEBoNELA LoDGE
No. 100, A. r. * A. NJ
Pontotoc Co., Miss, Oct IL, A. D. 1915.
In the dispensation Of an All-wise Proyi-
denee, it has pleased the great Creator Of the
Universe TO remove from our mi} 81 otr m,frb
beloved Brother JAMES TURNER ABFRNAruy
who departed this life after protracted and
painful illness, at his residence i'm Poutotoc
county, on the 18th day of July. 1915
In the death Of Brother Alternately this
Lodge has lost Brother who was listiu-
gulshed among Masons for his great zeal and
Devotion to the Craft, the community "A highly
esteeIAed citizen, and his family n Kind and
and atectionate husband and father. While
we mourn the luss of such an one. and his
seat vacant we drop the sympathetic tear
without his return. We are revived bv faith
in the Lion Of the tribe Of Judah whose strong
arm Will, in the las day, release our Brother
from the marrow confines of the grave 10 that
Celestial Lodge above, whore The Supreme
Architect Of the Universe presides.
Resolved, That this Lodge wear the usual
badge a mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That the Secretary spread COPY
OF these preambles aud resolutions on the
minutes, and thar he furnish "a copy to the
family " the decea sed; also, forward IA copy
II IHE CLARION for publication.
Signed Respectfully
GILBERT Ivy,
b. NJ. ELLzrI.
I. j RYE,
Committee
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
gOha Redmond w.. the STATE.

Opinion OF he Court by TARBELL, j.
Plaintiff n error wa convicted on an in
dictnent for larceny. The property. three
bales of cotton. had been left IN his yari by
the owner for safe keeping. TIE following
points were insisted on: First, continu-
Ance should have been granted fo%The alb
Sence OF a witness; and secondly. iuStruc-
tioHs were refused TO the effect that proper
" thus left cannot be the subject OF larceny
unless the defendant received il with a
teloniouS intent. He'd:
l. The testimony OF the absent witness
Was cumulative, and as the matter OF grant
ing or refusing cOntinuances is left. in 4
great measure, 10 the discretion of the
lower Court the jud gmeut will not be re-
versed on this ground.
IL The instructions asked by defendant
were properly refused by the Court. A.
frmed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
MARRIED.

HANILToN-P Tuesday even
4. January 18th, at the residence of the
#des mother. by the Rev. JnO. Hunter,
4. " STANLEY HAMILTON to Miss EVA
t1RIE, all OF this place.
Success to you. May only Joy and happi-
b surround you. w.
ooK-January 9th, 1876, at the
kidence of the brides father, in Rankin
bnty, Miss., Mr.. w Il. +. STACEY to Miss
|ssIE Cook, all of Rankin county.
How ARD-VANIIooK- the residence
the brides father, Mr.. NJ. A. VanHook
|ekson, Miss. January 18th, 1876, by Rev.
as. B. Galloway, Mr. GEO. 7 HOWARD.
Hazlehurst, and Miss HATTIE W. VAN
box
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
yS5san4 et al Va The State.

Judgment was rendered In the Circuit
touFt against plaintiffs in error on a recog-
nizance entered into By them for the
appearance of Vansant to answer
charge of manslaughter. The Only de-
fence was that the bond In reeo&hfsance
taken by the Sheri1 did not suficiei1tlY con-
lecs itself with indictment and other pro-
0eedIngs. The GdpsdS directed the arrest OF
NaHsanr ito answer the State on a charge
OF manslaughter." The Gharifys return
showed the release ct the accused on the
7esognizanee with plaintiffs In error as su
Feties- The bond was returned to Court hy
the Sheriff. HSGd; 7
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
Election Hope Fire Co No. ?.

the annual election of Hope Fire Com
H. No. 3, the following officers were
sptaJ for the ensuing term:
Hsrri. Barksdaie.s Foreman.
Il + Miller First Assistant
hobp Waiker,s Second Assistant.
A.. Dawson, Hose Director.
~ Foster. Assistant Hose Director.
Il. ;. Temple Secretary.
Mash Long, Treasurer.
sRe-elected.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
Citation.

supreme Conr,, october Term. A. D. 1875
JASUARY -, 1875.
STATE OF Mrssrssippr jas. H. WALKER ct al.
HIND. covxrr. WV. JorxE.R r. -''-
IINHI5 cause being heard, On motion Of Jas.
Il II. walker ct al Appellants. for a sum
mons and severance against Robert W. CAT
frey, their co-defendant in the Cbancery
Court Of Alcorn county, who has not joined
in this appeal and it appearing that said
Caffrey is hot resident OF this State, but a
citizen of MeNairy county, Tennessee, and
his postothce address, Gravel Hill in said
State:
It's ordered BY the Court, that said eo-defend-
aat Robert d. Catfrey, be aud appear before
this Court, on the 81 Monday OF April next
and join in the prosecution Of this cause, OF
show cause Why lac should not be severed
therefr0In.
/ And II is ordered that this order he pub
lished in PIE CLARION, a newspaper pub
lished in the city of Jack sen, Tor four consec-
utive weeks. commencing in twenty days from
the date ct this order, and the Clerk Of ~
Court mail, postage pre- paid, copy OF thl
order, directed to said nonresident az his
postofhce address, as above stated.
A true copy from the Minutes:
A. W. LITTLE, Clerk.
j jan levitt ByW. Z. CAGE, D. Q,