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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-11-28

W. II. GIBBS, EFT AIS
ON motion Of Complainants Solicitors, Il Is
" ordered, adjudged and decreed, that all
parties holding any bonds, scrip or evidences
of debt issued under, and IN pursuance OF an
Act of the Legislature of this State, approved
February Is, 1867, and entitled "A ACT 10
provide for the paymeDtOf al debts anu ia
bilities contracted or assumed, ana All scrip
or evidence of debt issued Dy the NenetHi
Board of Levee Commissioners organized I'M
der an Act approved December z, le0e, ana
also for the payment of all debts and habli-
ties incurred or assumed by any county, TOT
work and labor done, or material Iurnlsheu'
nrior to the LIST day Of January, 1867, IN any
countv included in the Levee District created
bv the Act of December I'd aforesaid WheIher
such debts (were) incurred or assumed oeiorS
or after the passage of the Act AFORESAID,
and Acts amendatory Of said act OF FeDru4fy
IL 1867. do on or before the first day OF De-
cember next, enter their appearance IN TINS
cause. and make themselves parties herein,
fling with the Clerk of this Court all such
their scrip bonds, or evidences of debt, or a
schedule thereof to be verified rom actual in
spection and compa isOn with said bonds, and
certified to by said Clerk, together wi h "A
written stipulation that they Will bear their
proportionate share of the cost and expense
incident to this litigation, or they will be for
ever barred and precluded from all the bene-
fits and advantages that may accrue by reason
thereof And it is further ordered, adJudged
and deereed that a copy OF this order DE pup
lished cnce q week for four consecutive weeks
in the Weekly Clarion, a public newspaper o.
this State, printed and published in the CITY
of Jackson. NJ,
Ordered. adjudged and decreed this 18th
day of September, A. D1;v ISni cA..,,o-
N H6RsI' & M SVHnG cOmplsinant' Soils.
true copy from the minutes.
Attest: w. L. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By L. F. CHILEs, d. G.
L
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TRINTEE,N SALE.

rNDER AND BY VIRTUE Of DECD 10 OF
Trust. executed on the 18th day OF , De
-, har 1s75, by william C. Crane and Robert
Field to the undersigned Trnstes to n"ss of
the pavment of certain promisory hote -
said W. c. Crane and Robert Field payaole 70 Is
W. H. Crane, and by him endorsed to :. q -
Green. for the sum of $500, of even date WIN In
said deed, and due II months after date !, as
Trustee will proceed TO sell for cash In hanu,
TO the highest bidder, in front of the State
House, in the city of Jackson, State OF MisSis-
sippi, on
The 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1877,
the following tract of land lying in the Conn-
tv of Desha, State of Arkansas, to-wit; on =
Section IL, township 7, Range ], Z; Ell sec
ton IL, Township Z, Range l, E. Partiof o ~
~, Section Il, Township 2, Range l. III 40
100 acres Part of SWZ, Section II, Town
ship Z, Range l, E. 1873 acres all Of fraction
al Section 10, Township Z, Range i q; All o.
Section Il, Township Z, Range !, Fl togfIneI
with all improvements thereon, said proper y,
or a suficiency thereof to be sold to pay said
note, interest, and the costs of executing TINS
trust a :.
shall only convey such title as is vested In
me as trustee. j. ). dhEEN, AFusIoe'
NOVEL, '77-6w.
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Valuable Evidence.
A Walking Miracle.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir Though a stranger. want TO III
form YOU what NEGETINE has done Tor me-
LAST Christmas Scrofula made its appearance
in my system large running ulcers appearing
on me as follows: One on each OF my arms,
one on my thigh, which extended to The seat,
one ON my head, which eat into the skull b@ne,
one on my left leg, which became 50 BAD tbst
two physicians came TO amputate the imp,
though upon consultation concluded not 10 Go
So as my whole body SO full OF Scroiula;
was painful beyond description, and there was
a quart of matter run from this one sore.
The physicians all gave me up TO dle ana
said they could do no more for me. Both Of my
legs were drawn up TO my seat, ana II was
thought if L did get up again would be cr1p-
pie for life. ~, ,.rrD-1,
When in this condition l saw FEGETINE
advertised, and commenced taking 1t IN March,
and followed with it until l had used SIX
teen bottles and this morning l going TO
plough corn a well man. All my townsmen
saw it is a miracle to see me round walking ana
working.
In conclusion l will add when | was endur-
ing such great suffering. from that dreadful
disease Scrofula, l prayed to the Lord above 10
take me out of this world. but as VEG ETINE has
restored to the blessings OF health, desire
more than ever to live, that may be OF some
service to my fellow-men, and l know OF no
better way to aid suffering humanity, than TO
inclose You this statement of my case, with an
earnest hope that you will publish 1t, and 1t
will afford pleasure to reply TO any COM
munication which may receive therefrom.
WILLIAM PAWN.
Avery, Berrien Co.. Mich, July 10, 1872.
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,rRUsrEF,s SALE

X - VIRTUE Of the provisions Of n certain
~, Deed of Trust made by C. J. Boozman on
4ssn day ot October, 1876, to secure to W. II.
. nraoe.tle on account of n certain indebi edness
r nenIlonsd therein, the said Deed being duly
4ZS, Of Kinds county, and state of Mississi7,-
H, tne Undersigned will proceed 10 sell 10 the
~ nest bidder for cash, at public outcry, upon
hue P 1s77 at Terry, 18th day Of Novem-
land lying and being in the county and State
cat to-wit: One hundred and thirty We
lees m depth by thirty feet front Of north aide
Tsr lot no S4 four in square nineteen. town Of
unto belonging. The title 10 the ahove nro-
l Per.y = Deileved TO be good, but shall only
sonFev Such nile as Is vested in me as Truss
Ts NJ. I; G. TERRY, Trustee.
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THE SYMBOLIC FARM.
: eaAseE pED.cArORY roEn.

Let heaven born songs our souls elate;
Let's bring zeal that's warm,
While friendly walls We dedicate
To The symbolic farm.
A goodly place our hall shall be
For culture Of the mind;
For freedom when t'fhe truth makes Tree,
For justice when tits blind.
Here husbandmen shall monthly reap
The harvest of the mind;
Here, loyal guards shall vigils keep,
That traffic may not Find
In servitude the weary hand
That reaps the golden grain,
And seatters blessings DER the land,
In poverty and pain.
Here shall we spend the happy hour
That adds to labor zest,
And feels the strength OF mental power,
That works while sinews rest;
Here friendship with its mystic spell
Shall bind the willing heart;
Here unity and peace shall dwell;
o! may they ne'er depart.
For have We not one purpose high
To elevate mankind?
An ear that hears the victims sigh;
A plying heart, mind
Unskilled in sophistry, but strong
common interest;
A courage that confronts a wrong;
venture for the oppressed?
Sweet Flora OF the snowy wreath
Shall form esthetic taste;
Fill quecnly rose for lovely heath,
Shall grace the desert waste.
Good Ceres oft shall come to smile
On labors OF tie field,
Where grain, instead of brambles vile,
Shall be the annual yield.
Pomona, too, with mystic charms
Shall touch the barren tree,
And strong shall grow its withered arms,
Till fruitful it will be.
The husbandman meanwhile shall look
With rapture on the change,
So visible in Natures book,
Illumined by the grange.
And shall regard with noble pride,
The labors of the held,
Where he may summon to his side
A force that will nor yield.
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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that HORACE YATES,
charged with the murder of JEROME b. YATES,
in Kinds county, Mississippi, on the 18th day
of October, 1877, has effected his escape, and
is now at large
Now. therefore. I. ]. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said Horace
Yates to the Sheriff of Kinds county, payable
upon conviction. And do, moreover, require
all officers of this State to be diligent in their
efforts to arrest said fugitive, Horace Yates.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, - of the State affixed, at jackson, this
L. 81 18th day of November, A. D. 1877
By the Governor: j. NJ STONE
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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TRusTEE's SALE.

TTNDER and by virtue of two Deeds OF
" Trust executed, one on the 18th day OF
September, 1876, and the other on the 10Th day
of September, 1876, to me as Trustee, by
Stuart & Kirkland and A. H. Kirkland, and
recorded in the Chancery Clerk office at Jack
son, Kinds county, Deed Book 8, pages 1898
and 401, on the hereinafter described property,
l will on the 18th day of November 1877, on
the premises hereinafter mentioned, within
the hours prescribed by law, proceed to sell at
auction, for cash, to The higest bidder the fol-
lowing described lands lying in Kinds in
county, State Of Mississippi, and in the City
of Jackson, to-wit: Beginning at a oint
18 chains No. I, w, from the SW corner of a
lot formerly belonging to Lemon g. Quilter,
on the north side of Capitol street in West
jackson, and running thence $40, 40 4.24
chains to bank of Town Creek, thence N 70
40' 4.l8 chains to a sycamore tree 10 inches
in diameter on east side of said creek, thence
with the meanders of said creek ascending
east bank of same N. 16o 80 L, 265 chains to
a sycamore inches in diameter, thence N.
35o w. chain, thence N. $50 w. 266 chains
to a small elm, thence N. 80 30' Il. l chain
thence N. 80 30 w. 1.80 chains thence N. 10
w. LILO cha ms, thence N.510 30' Z. l.54 chains
Ito a stake, thence s. 10 Il. so links across TO
west bank of Town Creek, 1896 to the place of
beginning, said lot being bounded on the west
bT the lands of the New Orleans, st. Louis
and Chicago X. X. Co, containing by estimate
4lO acres, and being the same lot conveyed TO
William and John Stuart by r. NJ. HObsOn, by
Iced October /, 1863 also all lathes, saws
'tahlhk hilllSI mlilss engines, bnhIunR, ana
Ill machinery, moulds and tools and all i'm
plements or machines Of what kind soever
used by the said Stuart & Kirkland, partners,
n the manufacture of implements and ma
chimes in the foundry and factory owned and
operated by them on the above described
binds. All OF said realty and personally, or
q sufficiency thereof to be sold TO satisfy the
balance due the notes to J. & T. Green,
e. stus que trust in said deeds for the security
of which said deeds were executed.
s The title to this property is believed to be |
god, but shall only convey such title as is |
VISITED in me trustee.
J. J. GEEEN, Trustee.
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Prepared by n. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
VEeETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
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sheep and Wool.

Young farmers and graziers are fire.
quently at loss to determine exactly
what they want in the sheep line to an
swer the demands of their particular
markets. In nine cases out of ten the
beginner supplies himself with the requi-
site number of native ewes, and then
studies the sheep question thoroughly
with view to the permanent improve
ment of his flock. This in fact is the
only way to begin upon anything like q
large scale. 1t stands to reason that
few, if any, of our beginners are suffi-
GENTLY supplied with cash to invest at
once in large flock of pure bred sheep,
of any of the improved breeds. Besides
the risk would be immeasurably in
creased and the loss by dogs and disease,
iflany, could not fail to be seriously
felt. Having secured a good lot of
ydklng native ewes then the next theory
is &Adetermine what manner of rams
we select to cross upon them. Ii
it is Dur intention to supply city mar
kets with early Nspring lambs, or good
fall and winter mutton, lose sight of
the wool question somewhat and invest
in Southdown or Shropshiredown or Ok
AOEdQOWn w MOuAu CNCn
the two last to the first named. Although
the Southdown produces the most com
pact and highly favored mutton in the
world, the Shropshiredown and Oxfords
are much larger, and much better wool
yielders, and their mutton is highly fla
vored and much esteemed by connois-
seurs. All of the three named are hardy
and active, and man can scarcely go
amiss should he invest reasonable
amount of cash in any one of them. If
the grszer is distant from meat markets
and does not contemplate making any
use of his flock as mutton producers, he
should by all means invest in Spanish
Merino rams. He may he told that
Cotswolds or Lincolns or some of the
other larger breeds would answer his
purpose better--ha. ca pe.ience teaches
that for the exclusive production OF a
fine quality of wool, for health and har-
diness, when kept in large fiocks, and for
all practical purposes at great distance
from market the MerinOs are without RI
walls. If it is desired to unite the pro-
duction of wool with the growing of NUT |
ton for market, Cotswolds and Lincolns |
would be our choice; but they do not
stand exposure and close herding like
Merinos or Southdowns, and are
not so we'll suited as these to |
"ances under the treatment &C |
average sheep |
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OPHELIA HOWARD,
13Jl VS..
b. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance COMPANY, EFT AL.
I'm APPLICATION OF COMPLAINANT.
~ in open Court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that samuel Fried
lander, one of the defendants herein, is not a
resident of the State of Mississippi, but re-
sides beyond the limits thereof tO-wit: City
ofINew Orleans, in the State of louisiana so
thPt the ordinary process of this Court cannot
betexecuted against him, il is therefore ordered
by he Court that said Samuel Friedlander do
enter his appearance herein on or before the
secpnd Monday of December, the same being
RUE day thereof at the Court Room thereof
in the City of Jackson, Kinds county, Missis-
sippL and plead or answer to defendants bill
or the several allegations thereof will be taken
for co ufessed as to him. Ordered, that this or
der be published in the Weekly Clarion a
newspaper published in the City Of Jackson,
once week for four consecutive weeks, and
that copy of this order be forwarded, post
age prepaid, by the Clerk of this Court to the
address of id Samuel Friedlander.
Ordered. adjudged and decreed this Octo-
Der 4th, 1877.
e. G. PEYTON, Chancellor.
A true copy from the minutes
Attest: W. T. RATLIFF, Clerk
BY A. G.. MOORE, d. G.
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Sale of Lots.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
OFpTcE oP SECRETARY OF STATE.


OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 10th, 1877
IN COMPLIANCE with an Act to lease 81
/ tain lands belonging to the State of ~
sissippi, lying and being within the corr
ate limits of the City of Jackson, approx
March I'd, A. D. 1876, l proceeded on the III
teenth day of December, A ID. 1875, in accof.
ance with said Act to lease the aforesaid Ian
and the following lots
Square Blot 5, Square g. lots, l, 2
and II; Square D., lots and 81 Square
lots 1, 2, 8, 6, T. 10: Square 30, lots 1
3, A. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10; Square Il 81, lol
l, 2 and 3; Square 81, lots l, 2, 8,
5. 8, and 10, were bid in, but the Partit
having failed to comply with the law,
hereby give notice that on the 18th day of M
vember, A. d. 1877, the above said lots will b
offered for lease for the term of ninety-nin
years, in front of the Capitol. in the City q
Jack son, within the legal hours prescribed b
law, to the highest bidder, one-half cash, an
the balance in one, two and three years.
JAMES HILL,
oct. 17,'774w. Secretary of State.
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st. James Hotel

On ....-.... Mngnziue .. a.
BETWEEN GRAVIER AND N.rcuy
New Orleans
GEN. CHAS. +. sMEDES Paouu
Terms .......... s95o per-
NNHE undersigned having leased 0
a Hotel for seven years, b. Hou in nm.
of the same, and announces ta lisfH,.
the Public, that 10 will ba kfbioren II.
round, and nell Kept The HoustuI.
pletely renovated and ~ mrnshelH
mer. The Luxurics of each season
the convenienccs of llo,cl lie. c6nbr
The Comforts of Home. win De found
ST. JAMES under my administrator
CHAS. 4. SMEDES. n.
June p, 1877.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

gEyHE TAXPAYERS OF KINDS COUNTY,
are he eby notified that am now ready
10 receive the Taxes for the fiscal year 1871
both At RAYMOND and jackson, and that the
time for collection. without damages, expires
an the 10Th day of December, 1877. AFTER
that date the damages imposed by the statute
will be collected
oct. 81, '77-3w. and Tax Collector.
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To Whom II may concern.
TREASURY oFFTcR

TREASURY OFFICE
JACKSON, MISS, July 16, 1s77.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Vrna,v,4
- VI; rlsE AND MARIHE Insurance Company
withdraw their deposit 81 Ten Thonssa5 ~. =
=, lars state Warrants from the State TreaSn-
~ =. ~ tne expiration Of six months frorn ~.
VIM. L. HEMINGWAY.
y july1777-6m. Se treasurer
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"a -Day % December. Is71.

The following described lands lying in Kinds
county, First District, State Of Mississippi
to-wit: Lots numbered 4, 8, Is and 10, on ia
surrey Pr partition Of the Cohea estate, which
said surrey is shown by map marked Ex-
hibit u. 70 the report Of the Commissioners in
the partition proceedings in said Court styled
": b. jerks ct al, VS.. ID. ID. Cohea ct al, and
said mapis herein referred 10 as giving the
metes and bounds of said lots, the same being
on hle in The Office Of the Clerk Of said Court
or a sufhcency Of said lots to satisfy said de-
cree will convey only such little as il vested
In me as Commissioner
A. G. MOORE, Special Com'r
d. GREEN, Compartments Solicitor.
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A Most I,nport~nt Enterprise.

One of the most important enterprises
now on foot is the building of railway
through Texas to the Pacific. 1t will at
once open Northern Mexico to emigra-
ton. When the road is completed to
the Rio Grande tide of people will flow
in and take possession of those regions,
which are exhaustless in natural wealth,
and capable of sustaining vast popu-
lation. and Presbyterian, (Cin. }
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In Chancery, First District Kinds County.
September Term, A. d. 1877.
Joshua GREEN
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THE PATRON OF HUsBANDRY, of Ten
nessee, advises farmers against selling
their cotton seed to oil mills for SO and
SO per ton, when they could as readily
command $35. We give this item simply
to show the farmers here what loss they
sustain each year by not having oil mills.
The crop of this year will reach 700, 900
bales, and from this there will be obtained
100000 pounds of seed. There
could be realized from this product alone
nearly So, 900, 900. Not more than one
tenth of the seed would be consumed in
planting, showing that the farmers loss
on this item alone will reach over $13,-
OOO,O
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DESCRIPTION:

HORACE YATES is about rs years old; weighs
ssllow complexion; sandy hair; blue eyes
has rather an efeminate voice, and has the
habit of frequently clearing his throat.
Five Hundred Dollars.
for the apprehension and delivery of Horace
Yates to the Sheriff of Kinds county, Missis-
sippi. Mas. O. YATEs
Nov. IA, '77-3w.
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Reliable Evidence.

Mr. H. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir-I win most cheerfully add my testl-
roonv 70 the great number you have already
ceiyed in favor of your great and good medicine,
VEGETINE, for 1 do not think enough can be
said in its praise for troubled over 30 years
with that dreadful disease Catarrh, and had
such bad coughing spells that it would seem as
though / could never breathe any more, and
VEGETINE has cured me; and do feel to
thank God all the time that there is so good
medicine as VEGETINE, and also think II one
of the best medicines for coughs and weak
sinking feelings at the stomach, and advise
everybody to take the VEGETINE, for | can
assure them it is one of the best medicines that
ever was
MRS. L. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Walnut Streets,
Cambridge, Mass.
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CONHMISsIONER,s SALE

~ Of the Chancery Court Of Kinds County
First District, rendered on the Sd day Of Octo-
Der, 1871, in certain cause therein, wherein
U. Block ct al, we're complainants and E.
Jack, Admir- ct al, were defendants, J. as
Special Comm: ssioner, appointed by said de-
cree, will sell at public auction, for cash, TO
the highest bidder, in front of the Court House,
lCity HalD door, in the City of Jackson, with
In the hours prescribed by law, on the
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JACKSON AD4ERrIsEnMENs.
JACKSON MALE HIGH SCHOOL.

nammencsd SEPTEMBER oath, 1877, and
viii be continued until June, 1878.
The session is divided into two equal terms.
Tuition, payable monthly in advance; 40 oo
Primary English Class, per month ~ ~
Higher 2 m
Senior ~ - w
languages embraced in the Senior Class
Students may enter at any time
No deduction of Tuition viii be MADE Ior
absence, except in cases OF protracteo slcA
ness. chl
Board can be had, convenient to the School,
at $500 per month, or where the student goes
home Saturday and Sunday, 5000 per month
l.. H. BABB Principal.
]. B. JENKINS, Asst.
oct24 77-tmar1.
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CHANCERY NOTICE

- the Chancery Court for the First District
of Kinds County, State of Mississippi
0PHELIA HOWARD,
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Let heaven born songs our souls elate;
Let's bring zeal that's warm,
While friendly walls We dedicate
To The symbolic farm.