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The New York herald., 1876-03-19

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A PLACE WITH OWE
two acres. fronting on beautiful lake; house has
rooms fully iurnshed; boats, stabe carriage house.
houses free and clear: will exchange for City Property
Address LAKE COTTAGE. Herald Office
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

ToR SALE OR ExCIANGE-A FINE PLACE.OF >
acres, good house, barn and necessary outbudIng'
situated ut Ocean Point. depots Rockawa
Railroad L. Apply 10 j. ELLIOTT, 42 Broadway, Brook
lyn. T.. II.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

A RARE CUANCE.-A MODERN IMPROVED THREE
n story House for sale cheap. 60 Perry 81.
BUILDERS. ATTENTION i-FOR SALE AT BAR
ID gain - Lots north side OF 2d ST. 100 feet of
itn street GRADED curbed gutered and hagged and
ready tor immediate Improvement these lots will he sold
lower than any yet offered. Apply 70 j. ROMAINE
BROWN No. $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

s'EITY SUBURB."-wILL RENT FOR THE SUMNER
~ my Delling, large, eommodous. fully furnished re-
sponsble private party heahiul luxurious; 100 tons Of
Ice, &c $500 monthly For particulars address box
Pos offc
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

1'O LIT. FOR SALE OR RXCTTANGE-A LARGE
Factory, e0xloo feet three story high strong and
good order engine and boiler so horse power
% Erie Railroad depot Apply TO ADAM CRAIG Nos ana
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

DOR sALE-IN WEST PHILADELPHIA, A vALUA-
bile Property ripe for building lots and desirable
site during the Centennial for hotel national base ball
and cricket grounds any exhbition about Of
ground Of 15s feet Haverord below
n proximity te Pennsylvania Railroad station aud
the trains five minutes walk rom the Callowhil
q bridge and minutes by from Broad and
Chestnut High level ground commanding extended
view the city river park aud exhibition grounds
ADAM EvERLY,
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du Ter ssptembre.--J. Madison Wells s'est
d6sistk dc "a candidature au Congress pour le
4e district de In Louisiana, ct cede In place n
democratic de couleur s'est forme dams la pa
roisse Ascension. ct compte deiA Il0membres.
lie 30 ao0t, et< tue d Monroe, paroisse
Ouachita, dun comp de fusil tire en- plein jour
par un inconnu. B.-H. Dinkgrave, excollec-
teur ct sheriff do In peroisee Ouachita. Ls
mcurtricr. don't on ne croft pas que le bras
ait ete arme par la passion politique, est en-
faite. Dinkgrave. dit-on, await II v six ans.
en- cas- de legitime defense. donnf In mort 4
I'm individu nomme Wimberly. II faut espe-
rer quill ny aura en- Ia qu'une vengeance par
ticnliere. exercee par un parent on ami de
Wimberly.
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p A r o l s S + s
ST-CHAELES

sT-CHARLEs
lie recorder J..E. Horanson q
etc nommf supervisor d'enregis.
trement A ST Charles.
lie juge Othello J. Flagg est
parti pour rExposition dc Phila.
delphic, laissant a ses amis le soin
de WELLER au grain de sa candida
ture.
Mons resumons le compte.ren-
du donne par lie Mirror, du mass
meeting democratiGue tenu lie
samedi 10. NM. S.-N. Burbank
ct Norbert Ransom, president ct
secretaire pro tempore. Organise
ton permanentc memes presi-
dent ct secritaire; vice. presidents: !:
NM. AID. Bougere, W..B.
Whitehead, TT. Baudouin,
Charles Madere, 2. Thomas, Louis
Ransom, R..J. Moore, J..B. Gassen.
James ID. Augustin, Richard
Brown, Arthur Zeringue, Louis
Lonque, Leon Sarpy, Laurent
Sellers, Paul Grilna, T..F. Theme
man. HI. Youngs, E..H. Youngs,
Domingo Pjtre, Al. Beelman,
P..D. Cooke, Emile Rost, Pierre
Labarre. Sont NOMINEES lnembres
du cAmitG de resolutions: Horace
Vallas. Norbert Ransom, E..H.
Yonngs. TT. Bandouin, Ri.
Moore, J..L. Boutt6. Sont elus
membres DIN comitf pxfuItif de
paroisse: Ter ward, NM. Horace
Vallas ct Lucien Troxler, sur mo.
tion de M. A. Hymel; 2e ward,
NM. Louis Ranson ct S.-N. Bur-
bank, snr motion de MA. Zerin.
que; Sc ward, NM. Leon Sarpy
ct Paul Grirna, sur motion de NJ.
Louis Ransom; 4e ward, NM. E.
III. Youngs ct T.-F. Thieneman,
sur motion dc NJ. JILL. Boutte /;
BE ward, NM. Norbert Louque ct
Pierre Labarre, sur motion lie M.
Leon Sarpy. Sur motion de M.
Leon Sarpy, le meeting adopte des
resolutions endossant les tickets
etprogrammes de St-Louis ct de
Baton. Rouge. Sur motion dc M,
JILL. Boutte, M. Louis Ransom est
reelu membre din comite central
d'Etat pour Ia paroiSse ST Charles,
Des discours sont 4 (nite pronon'
ces par NM. Lonis "A. Wiltz et
Julien Michel, apres quoi lie meet.
ing s'ajOurne sine die.
Dams Ia soiree du meme jonr
10, le comite ex6cntif de paroisse
\ constitute son bureau de Ia ma
Mere suivante: S.-N. Burbank
president, E..H. Youngs vice-pre
sident, T.-F. Thieneman tresorier,
Norbert Ransom secretaire.
LES clubs republicans se s10
divisent a pinfni. LIE sous-club du
haut du 2e ward, ayant George
Essex pour president ct J..B
Martin pour secretaire, q elm, com
me delegn6s a Ia convention tls
paroisse, George Essex, J.-B
Martin ct Arthur Robbins. LIE.
delegues dn club central du 5t
ward, a Ia meme convention, son1
H.-C. McCutcheon, Joseph Viii
liams ct Moses Knight.
-Un vol de 3152, en- green
backs, q etc commits lundi 81, !,
matin avant le jour, dams le maga
sin du major Morgans, tenn pa
M. Prudent DeBaute. Les coupa
bles, Edward Williams, Joe War
field ct Dan Tunnart, ont etc ar
retes.
-Le Herald annonce le marriage
D la date du 10 aodt, de M. j. Pau
Songy ct de Mile Lise dArens
bourg, de St-Jean- -Baptiste.
-Le Mirror rapporte ainsi le
sffaires des derniAres sessions d,
In Cour de p( (Eoisse:
Etnt coutre Lufillus 0ortOu, rixe ct coups
reavoy6 ; u Cour do distsict.-J.-B. Fried
man contEe L-C. 0ortou, rcnvoy6 II prt
chaine esssicn, Par suite do ncuvcanx t6mo
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Osss.Pondaass = b Hne- -0sl6anl

npUvHIxn-onl4AMa, I
Mr = aoAt 1876. {
Lsss4l16 eunes1a a6nesesAsqueQ QanEvA.
f- - H11& . ~ s6eEDunik = - alngi
Inu Msi1: In. natton. bs<Dianut; L1nfa
s'nah, vineIsthssent; Philip Power jr, et
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Notrs We'll ami Charles Dabotv
fait eo,lstrnire uns impsimsrie 1
NspoNonvilIe, avec y prcjse ,1aes
doute do rendre vie .au HI1iu1Uv
ct de faire 10 campaene Nsctorsls.
BOune chance
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-08

When the physical energies are overtasked
or Nag through weakness or disease. they
need prompt reinforcement. Renewed Vigor
is most speedily supplied through the me-
dium of "a tonic stimulant, and among med
icinal resources Of that class, llOsteIter's
stomach BlttcIs assuredly deserve "a pre-
eminent place. Weakness, whether consti-
tutional or arising from disease or over
fatigue, cannot be better compensated for
than 10y resort 80 this prime strengthening
cordial. the enfeebled INVALID, the cOnyn-
lescent and the aged and intirm lind that be
IS an uhtailing source Of viguT and comfort
Is combined tonic and alternative properties
Indigestion, weakness OT She organs OF nri-
nation, constipation, torpidity OF the liver
and many other irregularities and disabili-
ties and render it an Invaluable protection
against malaria, as well q, disorders or the
stomach and bowels.
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Senator Reynolds objected: the Chair
submitted the question 10 the Senate and il
was ruled out.
Counsel Spears When You informed MIR
Davis that you had Reimbursed yourself
out OF the money belonging to Packer, what
did he say?
A. don't think ever had any converse
( ton with Governor Davis on the subject; |
will Inform the Senate that | never saw
Governor Davis after that; / had no c0n-
yersation with him, nor did | tell him had
reimbursed myself nor did l see him until
nv return from Texas. in July.
Y Did you nor tell Davis TO pay Packer
the amount he had borrowed from you?
Manager White objected to this question.
! as what the witness and Governor Davis
might have said. is not material To this case
Senator Taylor arose and asked how long
VIII this testimony go on, as questions are
eternaily being asked?
The Chair thought that the Counsel
had not done with the witness.
Senator Taylor said his understanding
was that the examination had been conclu-
ded. and that the witness had been turned
over to the Senate; and after the Senate had
got through with him, the counsel recon-
menced to ask questions, and he objected to
any more testimony.
Counsel Spears replied that the counsel
had turned the witness over TO the Senate,
and ne had been examined by Senators,
and written questions sent up for answer,
and We did not object; and We thought we
had the same right to take up these matters,
and therefore We insisted upon these fur
Their questions at least with this witness.
Manager B4rksdale replied that the Man
ayers had sent up but one single question
which had been refused an answer.
Mr.. Spears answered that his only mo-
tive for asking the question was to dispel
doubt, which he thought existed in the
minds of the Senate, as he believed witness
had stated in direct examination that he h al
informed MIR. Davis of REIN bursting himself
one hundred dollars.
The Chair submitted the matter to the
Senate, Shall this question be answered or
not? and the Senate decided to exclude the
question.
Senator Graham moved to adjourn.
Manager Barksdale asked that the Mana.
gers be allowed to proceed with this trial
with all possible speed, and that they now
proceed with the matter.
Senator Morgan moved a recess until 80
P. NJ.
Motion to amend until 80 P. NJ.
Senator Reynolds moved to lay the
amendment on the table; carried.
Senator Gray moved to amend the motion
to adjourn from 80 P. NJ. to 4 o'clock this
evening.
Senator Reynolds moved 10 lay the
amendment on the table; carried.
Senator Jewell moved the previous ques-
ton, That the Senate sitting in Court of
take a recess until 3 80, u. NJ.
which was seconded and the Chair declared
the Senate competent to take recess and
to return az Court of Impeachment, no
Senate business intervening.
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Deeds OF Trust.

VS. arc now ready to fiji orders for the fol-
lowing blanks:
No Al. Deed Of Trust for Rent and Suppics
No. AZ, Deed OF Trust for Rent
No. ~ Deed OF Trust TO Secure Advances hy
Merchants
NJ, "a. Deed Of Trust for General Purposes.
In ordering, state the 40. of blank wanted.
Price Sl0O per qmre of - blanks, except no.
q, which.i~ S2uu per quirc. Price Ny the
hundred, saO0 which includes postage.
Address, POWER * BARKsBALE
IT, jackson. Misc.
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At Charleston, Illinois founded by DR.. g. Van
Meter, viii be represented a. the Edwards
House, in Jackson, on March 10Th and Dist, by
two Of its medical stan. Consultation free
and in English. German or French We are
sule that our afflicted friends need only this
iutimation. 10 cause them TO come early ou
above date. as this lnhmary Is we'll known 10
be the most successful institution 0r tht Kind
on the continent Address the Indrmary, at
Charleston. Illinois for particulars.
March 3 lS76.wlt
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i, Weekly Clarion.


-,-,-rD FROM SECOND PAGE.
W Murder. Herein fail not, and
staff I'D there this writ.
then anu - and seal of office at
/. ness nv bns this the 18th day ofJuly,
Co!eii me same being the day OF is
suahco I. STALLISGs, CLERK,
nogrers, Deputy Clerk:
70 Il.neI 18Th day OF July, $50
sHERIFF's RETURN
eei7el l'''' II. w. LEWIS.
Sheriff.
--3 October 10, 1870.
i0ui"' Ii. w. LEWIS,
Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED IN
II Trust. executed by tho jackson High
School TO the undersigned AS Trustee, dated
$3.50 ay Of November 1915 and dul recorded
TO secure the payment Of 70 certain note thore-
ina speeihed. 10 r. T.. Helm, Treasurer of oak
land College. viii. at the request Of the said
Helm. Treasurer aforesaid ou saturday, thr
18th day Of March. 1876. withiu the hours pre-
scribed by law for Sheriff sales. ira front OFF
the State Hou.e, "a She city of Jackson, sell.
10 tho highest bidder. for cash, the following
described property. situated in said city. hn4
wherein the said Jackson High school IS sii-
mated. to-wit Lots Nos. and q, North and
the tenrmcuts situated thereon.
The tide to said property Is believed No. he
good but / viii convey such title only 1853 BIS
vested in me by said Deed Of Trust.
T. j. WHARTON, Trustee
Feb. 9.-GL
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CUT THIS OUT.
1t May save Your ]

There is no person living bat " hat suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay - cents Tor bottle Of med
CHEFS GERMAN SYRUP has lately been In
trolucced in this country from Germany
and It's wonderous cures astouish every
one that try e.. Ii you doubt what we say
in print, cut this out and take GO 20 your
druggist ana get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and try t.. Two doses will relieve you.
Regular size 20 cents Sold at wholesale
10y W. y. Wilkerson, Memphis
FeblT-tf
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srArE OF MISSISSIPPI

a I.OWNDES COUNTY.
semi II. Stevens. Clerk of the Circuit
lin and for said county, do hereby Ger
Bat the above and foregoing eight
contain true and correct transcript
papers and proceedings had in the
4 the State of Mississippi vs.. Thomas
htine and Wallace Dowsing, charged
hurder of Mrs. Ann Thomas, as fully
implicitly as the same now remains OF
and on file in my office.
sther certify that the said case is still
he docket for trial.
Witness whereof | have hereuntO set
nv hand and the seal or said Court,
at Columbus. this the 14th day OF
January, A. d. 1876.
JOSEPH IL. STEVENS, Clerk.
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ctsg5F ri L01epdeS county Greeting:
,o,mard you, that yoH take the
- Thomas BlrrenjIne and Wallace
H to be found in your county,
.afclv keep, so thatvo have them
Htpa Circuit Court TO be holden in and
nrl... county at the courthouse there
e. civ of Columbus, on the 4th Mon
nc-oher. lS75, To answer the state OF
XIII on-the charge of murder. con-
,bp form of the statute in such case
1 ,J providel And have you then
Iere thi. writ.
~ Tie Hon. i. A. Orr, Judge at the
1 IN Judicial District of said state.
\ the fourth Monday of October, 1879,
snd seal Of said Court.
Il tbe 9th day of ADJUST, 1915.
JOSIAH oTALLINGS, Clerk.
,,rr,x ROBERTS, d. c.
RETURN OF SHERIFF
lived August ., 1879.
II. w. LEWIS, Sheriff.
found. H. !" LIZ " -
- Sheriff
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TATE J
rs Z
=. HHH

Liza capias is ordered in this cause,
fcapias will be issued, returnable at
'pril term of the Circuit Court OF
Hps county. 1876.
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r1r sTATEOF MISSISSIPPI
II - IuwNDEs COUNTY. !

li.rt oftte Circuit Court:
n ;..r,e 4 bench warrant for the
w" r II. Barrentine and
.ol ih,r5,d with the murder OF Mrs.
Ii2' VI M nI,re the same in the hands of
= 4af hi. county, aud also furnish a
rI'i a, W Of the same to the Executive
..,ept Of The State.
I lA j. y. ORR,
Judge.
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CIRCUIT CoURT. OCTOBER TERM
TriIav November 10Th, 1873.

,.horapnon AT a term of the Circuit
hi Lowndes county. begun ana ioin-
tbe fourth Monday of October 1879
bnrt having been fully organized rs
4 requires, and on the = day OF SAID
heinz Friday, November 10Th, 1873,
Having order was made and entered
minutes of said Court, which reads
lis and figures as follows, to-wit:
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@ State how the meeting took place did
! you find them taere?
A. found them there Sunday morning
/ Nh. Barrentine took the pardon, and stated
that ne would risk it; he handed me a GER
/ titled check for 81 $50 and went home: aboui
O'Clock at night | went to Col. Matthew
Manager-Hold on; | do not want any
conversation in which Lieutenant-Govern
Davis was absent; l ask you in regard to
who got there first.
A. They We're at Col Matthew's office
when | got there.
O. DID yon expect to meet the Iieuten-
ant-Governor:
a. Yes, sir.
Q. Had you an engagement?
a les. SIR Very early Oh Sunday morn
ing little after breakfast, | went down To
his house. | do not recoilect all told him,
but L told him the pardon was not acce; T.
able. told him they entertained doubts
as to whether or not he was the Governor
and whether or not he had right to sign
the pardon. He told me he would meet me
at Col. Matthew office
z. Then it was in pursuance of that
that you met him at Col, Matthew's Of
flee:
A. Yes, sir.
Q. You say that certified check had
been given by Barrentine for $125O?
A. Yes, sir.
@. Did You get the money on that
check?
O. Tell the court what yon did with it i?
A. | deposited $500 90 with Mr. Jerry
Dowsing; Reimbursed myself $lOO 90, and
the other $3.50 90 | turned over to Col. Mat
thews on the oath of May.
q. Where add when did Lieutenant
Governor Davis get from you that $500 90?
A. On Sunday morning at Col. Matthew's
office.
q. Where did you find him when he got
that $500 90?
A. On the street just before | went TO Mr..
Matthew's office
q. Did he ask for the money?
a. Yes, sir.
q. Now tell the court again what you did
with that $3.50
Well, $50 90 went to Matthews; $500
90 deposited with Jerry Dowsing, and 800
90 | took to reimburse myself for the
money | had loaned to Davis.
q Did you take any papers in evidence
of what you paid Jerry Dowsing?
A. ! took a receipt in duplicate.
Z Look at that paper and see if you
know anything of it?
Mr.. Morris here asked for the paper for
the purpose of examining it, and passed it
to the witness.
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j. alias caoias being returned" not
'nFn to.Iowing order to the Clerk
tue "a a. orr, Judge of the Circuit
non li'a ~, Judicial District, which in
OF H',,.,9as county, was received,
l i,i In word. and figures as follows,
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r.,r srArE OLE MISSISSIPPI

., bench warrant " was is
INV xxx read, in words and figures as
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PROCLAMATION.
5000 REWARD.


NNTHEREAS, II appears by information rr-
w ceiycd by me, that JAMES THNNrL
stands charged, In the county ot Lafayette,
Mississippi, with the crime of murder, and is
still az large;
Now. therefore l. ADELBEBT ANES. Gov
ernor of Mississippi do offer the above rc-
ward for the arrest and delivery of the said
JAMES TRAMMEL, TO the shcrih OF Lafayette
county, Mississippi, payable upon conviction
thcreof) Aud do moreover require all oil-
GERS Of this State g. he diligeni In their efforts
TO arrest said fugitive, JAMES TU NNMEL.
Given under my hand and the great seal
rs of the State affixed, ut Jackson, this
Gtl, day of March, A. y. 1916
ADELBERT AMES
by che Governor,
JAMES HIM., Secretary Of State
DESCRIPTION.
Age about twenty-five, height, about Eve
feet six inches wclghf, one hundred and ior-
~ or one hundred and fifty pounds; complex
ION light; eyes, blues hair, snndy usually
uncoIphcd whskers- very light color more
IKE hair covering his face. amber generally
on whislers and iaoe, about the mouth TALKS
slow d0wncast cOunteuuucc.
March y. lS1G-W3t.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1871


ITFts T
Dear Strive, the undersigned, wish 90
inform Won that We have tried your Hair
Dye. and find 10 to be the best we have ever
used. For It's natural black color, &C. far pN-
GELS all other dyes. Our customers will
have no other. Since we began its use our
business IN the dying department has rapid
Is increased We think il Is great triumph
ANTHONY HAASt p..,
CHARLES Holm, 4 "''''
No. q n. Royal Street.
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$500 co. CoLUMBUs, Miss, MAY p, 1873.
Received OF Henry Barrentine five hun
the order of A. G.. Packer upon return of
this receipt. accompanied by an Executive
Pardon OF Thomas IL. Barrentine, charged
with the killing ofAnn Thomas, in Lowndes
county, Mississippi.
This receipt given in duplicate.
j. DOWSING.
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L a w ~
OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. J

AN ACT 10 repeal Sections l. 2. 3, a. 6 and :, Of
an Act entitled an Act to regulate Legal
Advertising in the several Judicial Dis
tricts of Mississippi, and for other par-
poses. approved April 81, 1874.
SEcrIox |. Be il enacted by the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi That Sections /, 2,
3. 4. s and :, o. an act entitled an act to
regulate legal advertising in the several Judi
purposes. approved April 81, 1874, be
4 nd the same are hereby repealed Provided,
that nothing in thisac shall be SO construed as
to invalidate any publication already ordered,
or commenced under existing laws; but that
the same shall be carried out, and have the
same binding effect as if this act had not
passed.
SEC , Be it further enacted, That this act
take effect and be in force from and after It's
passage.
By Limitation, February lst, 1876.
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$500 90.
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI
May 22d, 1875. (

Received of Henry Barrentine five hun
dred dollars cash on deposit, to be paid to
the order of A. G. Packer upon return of
tnls receipt, accompanied by an Executive
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-08

MISSISSIPPI MANUAL
OF Legal and Business Forms-3rd Edition,
Price 81. Contains Forms for Magistrates,
County Officers Business Men Generally /;
Constitution of State and United States /;
ChancerY Rules and Forms; Directory q
the Courts. Statistics, etc.
Address,
POWER Il BARKSDALE.
jackson. Mississippi.
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pRocLAMAr1oS-s5aO REWARD.


Whereas, 1t appears by information re-
ceived by me, that Thomas II. Barrentine
and Wallace Dowsing did, on Monday night
oath of August, 1874 murder Mrs Ann
Thomas, near Caledonia, in Lowndes coun-
ty, and is still at large;
Now, therefore, /, A. h. Davis, Lieuten-
ant-Governor, acting Governor of the State
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest, delivery and conviction Of the
said Thomas III. Barrentine and Wallace
DowsIng, or either of them, to the Sheriff
of Lowndes county. And / do moreover
require all officers OF this State to be dill
gent in their efforts to arrest said fu0itiyes
Thomas II. Barrentine and Wallace Dow
sing.
Given under my hand and the great seal
of the State affixed. at Jack SON.
lsEAL OIL this 18th day of September, A.
STATE. d. 1874.
By the Lieutenant-Gov acting Gov
ernOr: A. h DAVIS.
JAMES HILL,
Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION:
Thomas HI. Barrentine-age about 26
years, height feet inches, hair black,
mustache and goatee black, stout built,
rather stoop-shouldered.
Wallace Dowsing-age about p years.
height feet or inches, com pleXion dark
hair black, hair cut short, right eye rather
cooked.
Mr.. Dowsing was asked to retire, and the
| fourth witness, Wylie Johnson. colored, was
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II is an infallible sign that a cause Is
weak when its claims are sought 20 bc e--
tablished by mere bold assertion without
asserts that his Hair Dye Is the best, and he
adduccs uuduobtcd evidence TO substantiate
the truth of the assertion.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-08
Trustee's Sale.

By the Governor.
JAME. HIM. ScureInry ol sInLe.