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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-30
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THE
mississippi Justice of the Peace.

A MANUAL OF THE LAWS RELATING TO THE
COURTS OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND
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MAN.

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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.
JACKSON Council, No. 60.--Meets every Fri
- day night John NJ Smylie, President ;
Jesse Barr, Secretary.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The regular terms are held in Jackson on the
irst Mondays in May and November. Robert
Hill, Judge; Geo. L. Swami, Clerk.
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CHAPTER TX
REVISED CODE OF 1871
IN RELATION TO
CHANCERY COURTS.

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OLIVER CLIFTON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
(Ofice in Neal Buildingl
JACKSON, MISS,

vlTILL practice in the Courts of Kinds coun-
w ty, in the Federal Courts held at Jackson,
and in the Supreme Court.
June % 1876.-ly
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Officers Kinds County.

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w. Ratliff, Chancery Clerk, Raymond
Wm. W. Downing, Deputy,.......at Raymond
Alfred G. Moore, Deputy. jackson
o. I. Edwards, Circuit Clerk, ,..........R Raymond
sam Livingston, Deputy, ..........at jackson
n D. Currie, Treasurer, flca
!! Greaves, Assessor, Clinton
henry c. Daniel, Surveyor ..............J ackson.
" II. Tribette, Coroner and ger,....Terry.
The Sheriff, Circuit and Chancery Clerks
aaye Offices in Jackson fer the 1st judicial
District of Kinds
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IL CENT HATS, at vIpprN,s
jan.6-tf. a
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l, O, 3. B.
MANAssEH LODGE, No. 2O2-Meets at their
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CLOCK. A. M. A. Stadeker, President Gus
Asher, Secretary
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SENATOR'S.

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Turkish Parliament-.-Pe 10 be
Concluded.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Conover.
Chairman Of Senate Committee on Enrolled
Bills, presented the bill at 10 A. M, in re-
gard to the electoral count, to the President,
who signed it Immediately, and informed
Senator Conover that he would send spec
ial message to the Senate to-day announc-
ing his approval of the bill.
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@T. pATRIER,S DAY.

It IL go seldom that 1t does not rain on 50 Pat
rck's Day in this city that ths Occurrences has
become almost proverbisl. We are, therefore,
the more delighted to notice that this year ii will
not only be bright and sunshiny, bat The gentle
nerthsr which blows at the time we write prom
ises that tho weather will also be pleasantly bra.
cling. The display, if we may judge from
the organizations which are announced to par
tiepRte In the procession, and The preparations
which are being made in various quarters, will
surpasH any celebration OF the birthday of the
great Patron Saint Of Ireland which has taken
place In New Orleans.
The line will be composed Of the numerous
branches Of the Hbsrnisn Benevolent Associa-
tion, the association OF the Ancient Order Of
Hibsrnans, the Mitchell Rlhss and tho Irish
Rifles.
Ths procession will form on Canal street, and
under the marshslsbip Of Hugh Flynn, Esq,
will parade our principal thoroug hfares between
First street in The Fourth District and Vaudeville
in tbs Third.
Among the principal events OF the day should
be mentioned the blessing Of the statue of st.
Joseph nj the church Of 81. Bonfaoe, Mt O'Clock,
by His Grace Archbishop Perebe.
The Mitchell Rifss, in full uniform, will attend
High Msss at ht. Peters church at o'clock in
the morning; the Irish Rifles and Branch No. /,
Hibernia nsyolent and Mutual Aid Association,
ut st. Patriok's Church At 10 d. m.
In connection with the psrade, the Morning
Star judioiously suggests 10 mArslisls Of assoea-
tons that turn eut to-day When you approach
church, whether IL be Catholic or Protestant.
order the bsnd TO stop playing
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ARMS AND AMMUNITION.
CITY AND POLICE ITEMS.

AssAUbrtNG A Can DRIVER useph
Mulvey, driver Of car No. 9, repaired to
the suburban station and stated that at
45 .. m, while he was on Canal street
near the Metairie Ridge, six unknown
men got into his car and came out on
the platform and assaulted and beat
him, without cause or provoeation.
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TO COMMIT
Suto1pE.-Chas. Morris, an artist, was
arrested on Marigny street, between
Levee and Decatur, charged with at
tempting te commit suicide by cutting
his throat with razor.
An ESCAPED CONVICT. billy Wi con alias Hen.
nv Worth, 10 held in duraboe vile at the Central
station, charged with being an escaped convict
from the Missouri Penitentiary and dangerous
aud Suspicious character. Billy. when searched
at the Central Station, had gun concealed be-
meath bis coat Tail, and hence the charge of car
rying q oonesaled weapon was bsoksd against
him.
LAnoENr.=-George NohBls, on charge Of
larceny preferred against him by Zero Hill, was
towsd mic The Central Station from the corner of
Julia and Camp streets, where h. will spend his
Sabbath. No church, no dinner, no nothing but
tho soft eide of = plank and dirty blanket will
be awarded him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18

ON That Charge y. w. RiedeI VIII Have
tn stand n Trial by Jury.

ON That Charge ,. w. RiedeI VIII HHavs
to- stand a Trial by JuFy.
Such ia life. And as variety Ia the spice of life
could any one blame J. W. Rtodel, alias Bondu
rant, for marrying second II ne. even Ii his fra
adored had not shuilisd off this mortal coil.
Regardless OF what any or everybody would
think, two Il mt hearted detectives, Roper and
White. started out yesterday morning, collsred
the errng Redel and trotted him into the Cen.
trail station on q charge OF bigamy.
Riedtl had hardly been inesreerated when his
fret vile. Louise came TO the atati0n, and swore
out an affidavit charging him with bigamy.
She stated that she was married TO him in 1859
in Philadelphia, and hss lived with him seven.
teen years; that not many weeks ago he went to
Mobile, aud being professor OF musie, started
to follow his vocation, and while there he became
snitten with Miss Alice Bondurant. OF that
city, and was married to her; that rs soon as sue
heard Of tho marriage che hasteued TO Mobile,
only TO find that her husband had left with his
newly married wife for New Orleans.
She came immediately to this city, where she
found her fsishless husband, and regardless Of
his pleading abe was going to ptoseou o him to
the bitter end.
Wife No. / had hardly lod her story, and made
her exit irom the Chiefs officer, when wife No 2,
Mics Alice Bondurant put IN all appearance. She
said TO tho Chi that she was lerieotly Innocent
of any completely Ia this nt1hir. and that when
she married. Redel she supposed he was a stnglo
man.
Riedel was arraigned before julie Kloinpeter,
aud sent to the Parish Prison in ult OF 500
bonds,
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ANUS Essn HEKTa.

VARIETIES THHAraH,-With "Mscbeth closed
the engagement Of Miss Pomeroy at this thestfe
lset night, The interpretation Of Shakespeare
great tragedy WAS, ss ON The previous night; 40
eeptable, fer we do not admit that any but 40
onmplished attists ean DO better than make their
tfrjtts acceptable in " Macbeth" Miss Pometoy
IL, nevertheless. Hutprisitg at times In her char
aetefi5ation Of Lady Mdcbeh, and deserved the
recalls which abe received Fl DIN The audience but
we fear that she does not possess the power to
render the part, even alter long study, TO make
herself great in il. Tomorrow night Kit
trsdge takes his benefit. "Camls" will be
performed, H1sa Rand playing the part OF Cd
mile We have already referred to this ladys
excellent performance Of the role on Wednesday
last ct the matt en. and expect her TO even sur
pass herself on Monday, and eIeby bsfittingly
close the Varieties Theatre for the season and re-
eeivs fond farewell for herself.
ACADEMY or Mus1U.--L1st night Simmons and
aloeum's Ministries closed most successful en-
gagsment at this theatre. Wherever they may
go we wish them az much good luck, for they
fully deserve IT, Tonight Milton Mobiles com
menees short engagement In "Ihe Phtenix,"
Mr. Mobiles pleased our people last season In this
play and sustained bis reputation as a clever
comedian. The play IL sids=spiitting, and there.
fore, az The times co. must be successful. il
Guiding matinee performance on Wednesday.
when Mr. Mobiles will present his new play,
Diamonds Ia the Rough, or the Slaves OF New
York." This last production OF the author Of
"rhe PhmniI," highly recommended BY eur ex-
changes, 10 also OF the sensational order, but is
said to possess the same deesey OF touch whieh
maj ks many Of the episodes Of "Ths Phsnix."
The Pike Benevolent Association. nam ed after
our late and bonored fsllow-oitissn, w. y. Pike,
will give an anniversary soires st arunswald
Hall, on Saturday evening next. Thanks for in
vltations to President y. FL. Robinson.
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remarks addressed ths otab. explaining his nj.
ses Fof Tbs position to Which is said lie Ii soon
10 be called.
After the political session had ended, the body
entered upon it's scientific meeting aHd listened
with much interest to Professor Carr, OF Adams
county, Penn. who leetured ON bis new syste IN
Of English spelling, which he illustrated from
spelling book
After somewhat OF q heated discussion over
various points of order. the body went into exec
utive session, aftef which IL adjourned until
Wednesday evening next, when 1t is expected
every State will be represented.
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THE COURTS.
Superior crlrninai Court.

-.5a. H. DENOMINATIONS.
Carving concealed weapons-Frank Jones,
Charles Clarke.
stabbng with intent TO commit mtirder-hIar-
guetite Madison
APPEAL GRANTED
Robbery Michael Brennan sentenced to four
teen years hard labor. Suspension appeal grant
ed, fettitnab'e ON third Monday In April.
MO HONS.
Burg arv-Paul Clifton Motion for new trial
taken under adyisements
1iurder-fsek Casey ct oil. Motion for speedy
trial granted and Trial fixed for March 2sth.
FISHING ron PARDON.
Wesley Green, tolorsd, was duly convicted Of
sn attempt TO murder his wife, by shooting Mt
her He now has out petition for a pardon,
having been sentenced by Judge Abel to one
yeaf hard labor Wesley, who was defended by
Z, Morris Chester, now clsims that he is Demo-
etst, and ubjhstly prosecuted 80 as TO gain q
pardon. Give him the bounce. Gsv. Nithells
will not Interfere with Justly deserved punish.
tnent,
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The Manhattan Club met at their rooms over
Steve McNamsra's saloon, No. AZ Magazine
street, with full quorum, present. The parishes
Of Assumption, Ascen ion, Bienville, Cameron.
Caldwell, Oalcasieu, De Soto. Franklin, Grant.
st. Tammany, st. James. 81. Charles, Avoyelles
and Orleans were fully represented After the
organization Of thu meeting committee OF two
were appoisted TO wait upon Col. A. b. Mitchell
and Inform HIM that he organization awaited his
pleasure.
3 Col Mitchell, who was TO exp ain tho views OK
and in 3 few vel chosen and carefnIly prepared
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SEWING MAcHINEs.-Mr. II. H True advertises
in another column the Domestic, and Grover and
Baker sewing machines. Mr.. true is fortunate,
indeed, in having the agency for these machines,
for they have worldwide reputation. The Do
nestle is one OF the lightest running mi chines
made, making II very popular with the ladies' hr.
True inyites the ladies' 10 come and examine them
81 tie depot. No. 3 Ch8rtrts street.
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The place to buy meats and vegetables ia at
NJ. Lsnnes' stalls, 81 and So Magaz ne Market.
He keeps only the very bert of everything, aud
his prices are very moderate, indeed. HE vese-
table stall is admirably rauged-everlth thing in
its plsce-vegetsb es Of every style and type and
fresh and fine. His meats cans 10 beaten. Ho-
tels, steamboats,, ships, barks, briggs and sohoon.
ere, railroads, restaurants. boarding houses and
saloons supplied at ehort notice.
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Jury Commissioners.

In accordance with act 56, lately passed by The
Legislature, and approved March l8b, 1877,
changing the manner in which tho Jury Com
missioDera are selected and making them cleo
tive by the judges Of The First, Fourth, Fifth,
sixth and Superior Cimin.l Courts. These
Judges met yesterday and elected the following
Jury Commissioners for the ensuing year: Wynne
Rogers and J. w. Qainn. Mr. Quinn 10 one OF
the present commissioners.
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BOTTLED BEER.-Messrs. Miller & DielmanD,
so and "a south Pet rs street, have secured the
agency Of the celebrated Budweiser bot,l led
beer. We are indebted TO these gentlemen for
samples OF this fresh and delicious beer, and we
must ssy the reputation it enjoys is fully de-
served. They are offering it in cases, plnts and
quarts, At very low prices. Soc their advertise
ment IN ano her column.
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LAmBERrs PnocEss.--T The highly enterprising
and distinguished photographer, Mr.. Theodore
Lilienthsl, has had wonderful success with this
now process. Pictures are made permanent, snd
they are soft, clear and beautifu. Mr.. Lilinthaps
studio 10 filled with samples OF these pictures,
AID he win be happy to have the public generally
visit his gallery. See advertisement in another
nnnmn
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Those old citizens and epterprising gentlemen
Messrs Jones and Roche, undertakers, emoa
era, etc. Magazine street, near Delord, are, as
n.nai well prt pared 10 perform all business en-
trnsted 10 them in the most satisfaetory manner
with promptDess and despatch, and At the . yey 2,
lowest rates compatible with their superb style o.
executing orders Embamng ana Gtnsf M d.ssanos
Teca;ve heir special care and attention.
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J.R. Walker, D. D. H., $50 Delord street, 10 one
OF the most scientifc dentists In the United
States. Work done by him has always supe, D
fnisb abont IL. An rnnistakable characteristic
Of his work 10 durability. Many persons allow
th-ir teeth to go to destruction, because they
have been neglected and are too far gone TO save
Dr. Walker prrdes himself on saving such teetb'
for genuine tooth, he says, IL worth f0rty ar'h-
ri Al
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MEssns. NJ. l.. BYRsE & Coin another co.
umn this enterprsing firm are Offering q very
choice selcctiou offspring goods at very reduced
prics. For weeks this establishment has b. en-
selling at great reduction their beautiful AS
sortment OF goods. On Monday they Will open
an elegant line of new g0o0s. Sec their adTer-
tisemen and cali al NJ l63 Canal street.
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Packard thinks that he can scare everybody in
New Orleans with the militia which he 10 going
to try 20 organize, but Staub conquers all, with
cut effort, with his news. He has on hand Tor
sunday reading, the London Graphic, HarpeTs
Illustrated Times, Saturday Night, The Police
News, and ali the latest Northern and western
papers. Stop In the morning at aoidthWaifes
bookstore on Exchange alley, near the corner OF
Canal, and give him call.
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Try Keeps shirts-six for SO.
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J. Il. Walker, ID. d. T.. 1870 Delord street.

AT PANIC Prices one week longer
Messrs. Pepin Il rousssrd, No. 1853 Canal street
corner Baronue street white buldlng), will con
tinue the sale OF their large stock of dry goods
and below oost. This announcement j. mad,
based upon facts, and all who wish to secure r a
bargains, that is, good articles at lees than cos
of manufacture or Importation, will do well b
call on Messrs. Pepin & Brousssrd.
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At ssacEara's rntsrmary.

Il looked very much as though there
were some field hands missing on some
plantations to see the new faces that
put In an appearance ut the ST. Louis
Hotel Saturday morning. Who they
were or where, they came from
is q mystery. but tho truth was
patent that numerous newcomers
were on hand in the Railways and cor
ridors of the Inflrmary. There IL no
disgusting the fact that most of the
" true" believe that fight Ia necessary
to show to the world that Packard has
left In him the elements Of power, and
the boys are only anxious on the ques-
ton Of
ARMS AND AMMUNITION.
It is freely talked about In the loung-
ing places of the hotel that a fight is
coming on, and the older heads there
fear the consequences.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18

Nine. Rosa Reyuoir, No. 3 Charities street, has
just retu ned rom tour made for the expr 80
purpose Of visiting the most noted modlstes, ma
tivs and foreign, aud Of purchasing her spring
and summer stock of mi linary, q 'wors and fancy
goods. As Mms. Reynoir gives her opening IN a
few days, i! would be objectionable to give even
hint Of the superb bonnets beautiful ribbons,
feathers, flowers aud pumes in store for the oc-
cssion, or to suggest that the present supply ex-
ceeds in elegant luxurIauee anything ever dis
nlaYed even At No. 8 Oh Artres stree
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18

The new system Of restaurant ut fixed price
per meal has indeed prov, q success in New Or
leans ameng patrons tf restaurants. We con.
gratulste N. Deneohsud, who ia the first to in
augurste it, for he has increased by that plan
his custom, aud at the same time he makes his
patrons profit also by 1t. Call and see him at
No. Carondelet street. near CANAL.
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81. louis officials After new orleans
NHamA

ga EgHfa efNesntS hfbhF new bFkeHhs
Men.
II will be recalled by those who are
at all familiar with the whisky trials
before the United States Court last year,
that after the Grand Jury had brought
in bill against one James O'Brien.
who never put. In an appearanoe. to
stand his trial, rumor had it that
O'Brlen had taken trip to Ireland,
but be that as 1t may, the deputy mar
sballs never captured him. Shortly
after his Indictment here the Grand Jury
at st. Louis brought In another bill
against him for completely in
WHISKY FRAUDS
there. but that bill met with the same
success that the New Orleans one did.
Within the last few days 1t seems that
reports having reached the ears Of the
st. Louis officials that O'Brien was on
his way home, q oapias was prepared
and started on its way for New Orleans.
The attorneys Of o 'Brien learned Of this,
and visited the Marshal's office In the
Custom House, and rendered bond for
the appearance Of the accused when he
was wanted.
From what can be gathered O'Brien
will arrive In New Orleans within few
DAYS,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18

The Crescent Mutual Insurance Compsny,hs vii
DO seen by notice published elsewhere hold ~
election Of trustees for tho year beginning on thu
first Monday of June next.
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HOME II. b L. Co. No. I've acknowledge the
compliment OF an Invitation from this company
to participate In their annual parade, which talk
place on Saturday nett, in conjunction with the
Fire Department Of tho Sixth District.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18
Anapninflaafmt.

His sxoellsncy Governor f. 7. Nichols has ap-
poieted % one Of his aids with the rank Of major
Mr. NJ. r. Sibilsky, the assistant editor OF the
German fdzette.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-18

Tho Domestic ia warranted to be the lightest
running ock-stitoh machine made. Try it, 6
Chartres street.