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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16

VNHE design of this work which has been
Il very carefully prepared by Judge L. o.
Bridewell, of Copiah county, and which will
supersede the FORM BOOK heretofore issued
by the undersigned, is to- impart to novices
gentlemen not learned in the Jaw above their
fellows, the routine of business required of
won when they assume the responsible and
then important Office of Justice of the Peace
L nder the present Constitution of Mississip-
pi, the jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace in
Civil Suits is raised to one hundred and fifty
dollars, and in all criminal matters their In-
rIsdletlon1s concurrent with that of the Cir
cult Courts in all cases where the punishment
prescribed by the laws does not extend beyond
hne and imprisonment in the county Jail
The office is certainl y one of great dignity, and
the main design of this work is TO be of some
assistance to the unlearned Justice of the
Peace By placing the law relating to his juris-
dioti9n before him in compact form. with forms
and eeedents, covering almost, if not every
case, which can come before him. Notes are
added to many of the forms for the guidance
and information of the Justice, endeavorino
thereby toexplain the law and use of the form.
so that none, however ignorant of the law
generally, can go far wrong.
The Law, as found in the Code of 1871 and
in the pamphlet Acts since so far as it is dis
tinctly applicable TO the Justice of the Peace or
the practice in his Court, will be given full in
arranged under appropriate heads. The whole
will be carefully and fully indexed. Alto
gether. we hazard nothing in saying thar il
will be the most complete Manual for Justices
of the Peace ever published in this or per-
haps, any other State, and will he useful to
every attorney, every public officer every
merchant, and indeed every citizen As the
work will not be stereotyped, and as the eAi
ton will be limited TO the probable demand
those who would secure copies. should file their
their orders without delay. THE MIssIssIpp1
JUSTICE viii make a volume of about five HIM
dred pages, win be printed Ola best quality of
paper, and substantially bound. Price nv
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VIII be ready on JUNK l., 1871
THE
Mississippi Justice of the Peace.

A MANUAL OF THE LAWS RELATING TO THE
COURTS OF JUsTICEs OF THE PEACE AND
THE PRACTICE THEREIN, WITH FORMS AND
PRECEDENTS, APPLICABLE To EVERY CASE
INTERsPERSEDw WITH EXPLANATORY NOTES
To WHICH WILL BE ADDED CERTAIN FORMS
OF GENERAL USE AMONG BUSINESS MEN ::
A DIRECTORY OF THE COURTS, AND OTHER
DATA USEFUL FOR REFEPENCE.
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OtAN BE SUPPLIED with the Blank Forms
- of certificates and Receipts used in ma
king tpllcat oss for Tax Lands, and in Re-
ceiviug taxes on Land Sales, and Redemption.
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thousand Where the order is for FIVE qures
or less, the price is seventy-fve cents per
quire. Cash TO accompany orders. Address
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Jackson, Miss
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OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC-at bottom
~ prices the fol owing Large and Varied
Stock of HARDW ARE
IN BUILDERS WARE:
the following articles and defy competition in
PRICE, quality or assortment:
30 Kegs Best Cut Nails-very low
Wrought Nails-all sizes
Fencing Nails.
Mallory * Wheeler Locks-knob and Pad
the best in the market.
Lull & Porter Hinges-Acorn Butts; Strap
I and Screw and Hook Gate Hinges; 500
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Axle Pulleys, Sash and Cord, etc.
TO MECHANICS,
We offer great inducements in Firs;-class
Tools.
Henry Disston's Saws of every description.
Boynton Lightning Cross Cut Saws; Chisels,
Augurs Planes, Hand Axes Files etc; Au-
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TO PLANTERS.
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- dozen Scovl Hoes-Steel.
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Stuart & kiTk land, Williams, Avery, Calhoon
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ATTENTION. LAWYERS!
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Piles.

VEGETINE does not act cathartic to de-
Iilftate the bowels hut ceanses all the organs,
p enabling each perform the functions devolv-
iua upon them.
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e6fo con per day at home Agents wanted
V1tu V~U samples worth 81 free. STINsoE
s. Co, Portland. Ne
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PimpIes and Humors on the
Face.

Reason should teach rs that blotchy. rough
or pinpled skin depends entirely upon an inter
nal cause, and outward application can ever
cure the defect. EEGErISE is the great blood
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Tumors. Ulcers or Old Sores
Catarrh.

Are caused by an impure state of the blood
Cleanse the blood thoroughly with NEGErINE,
md tILasa comnlaints VIII disappear.
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Consultation.

For this complaint the only substantial benefit
'a.t he obtained through the blood. NEGErINE
!. !. m hi..tl l.nriller.
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letter Salt Rheum, ScaId Head, &C.. will Ger
tainly yield to the great Alternative effects OF
NEGETISE.
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War Notes.

JENNA. October lS.-A dispatch says
Nukstsr Pssbs's defeats makes further
operations by lsmsil Psshs against
i&dyr' out OF the question, snd If he
does not retrest promptly he msv shsre
the late OF Mukhtsrs Aladgs division.
The RuSSisn force ST Ardahsn will not
remain idle ans longer. A Russisn
msrch on Erzeroum may be tried sgs,n
this year
LONDON. October lS-A dispatch
from Tihis says it is estlmsted that the
Russians captured in the battle on Mon
day thirty-two hsttslions of Turks. four
brigsdes of artillery. one hundred officers
snd two thousand horses. Among the
killed sre the son ~ the Circasslsn
Cnlettan Chsmoll and the Turkish Gen
eral o; Cavalry Mou,sS Psshs Tho
Russians estimate the totsl Turkish loss
81 $4,000 men, together with great
amount Of stores, munitions and provis-
ions.
a dispatch from Bielsr reports that
the CzarewIch hiss removed hIs head
quarters from DSlms Monastyer -
Brlstovoco, which Is further north be-.
tween the Lom and Jsntrs
A correspondent st Nienns telegrsph,.
under date OF Thursday night that it Is
rumored that Nh assault on Plevns WAS
recommended 70 night
A special from SIstovs SAYS that the
Russlsn contractor has informed the
GrsLd Duke Nicholas that the msterisl
order"d IN England for the construction
OF iron huts for the troops has been c,n-
hscsted by the British government ~
contrsbsnd OF war.
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RELIABLE CURRENCY WANTED.

The SPIRIT Of Jefferson, printed at
Charlestown, Jefferson county, in this
State, informs us that "a petition is being
signed by the citizens of that county,
setting forth that gold and silver are al
uncertain and unreliable standard by
which TO measure values, and praying
Tor the issuing of greenback dollar as
q legal tender for all debts, public and
private, and law forbidding the issue
of any other paper currency; sko
for the taxing alike of all kinds
of property belonging TO indi-
viduals or corporations; praying also
that bonds of the United States should be
paid in the lawful money OF the country,
and no more be issued II the future; be-
hevlnL that it will secure against the re-
currence of psnics and business derange-
ments, which are the result OF contrsc-
tions and expansions of the volume and
value of money. The signers urge the
signing of the petition, confident that 1t
will prevent the great American con-
ict between labor and capital, which
may, IN the view of many, blot out our
liberties as q free people,
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Washington Items.

WA,HINGTuN, October l7.-SIeaker
Randall will form the Committee, OF the
House ut his horc In PhIladelphla.
where be may be Iree from interruption.
Some OF the members wish TO chose their
own positions on the committees.
Colonel Polk, the new doorkeeper, l.
overwhelmed with personal applications
tor positions
The members of the Presbyterian
Synod of Baltimore visited the cXecu.
tive mansion TINS afternoon 10 pay their
respects 10 the President and MIR. Hayes
The visitors we're received in the East
room and introduced TO the Pre.ident
and Mrs. Hayes. After some general
conversation the visitors withdrew, well
pleased with their visit.
Speaker Randall called the attention
of Col. Polk to the rule requiring AL ap-
polntments made by the Do0rkeeper t.
be confirmed by the Speaker and in
formed that gentleman that only one
nomination from each Congressional
District would be- considered.
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ACALL ron LYNCH.
A Young Lady Way aid and Out
RACED i'm Maryland.
Speclal to the Enquirer


BALTIMORE, Md, October I'm IS
Ella Saunders, "a beautiful and intelligent
Young lady eighteen years OF age, who
resides with her parents III 1ommo.
dious mansion ut ST. Georges Hail Bal
timore county, WAS way,ald and brutalIy
OUTRAGED by All unknown man on Satur
day night. Miss Saunders had lett her
fathers house early IN the afternoon for
the purpose of calling upon the daug hter
of DIR. Mclean, who resides about half u
mile distant from the Saunders mansion.
Her return WAS delayed until after dark.
When about halt way nome, the
man Jumped from thlckeL on
the side OF tho road, IN
which he had been sacreted, and,
seizing the young lady around the waist,
despite her cries and resistance, carried
her into the bushes which skirt the road
on either side and, after gagging her with
a handkerchief and tying her hands, &c.
complished his hellish purposes. Miss
Saunders could give no clue to the man,
rs the darkness prevented her from DIS
tingulshirg his dress. she says, now
ever, that he had been waiting tor her
for some time. Her clothing WAS torn,
and her face badly scratched by the
briars and thickets through which he
carried her. She fastened TO her home,
and her relatives and friends secured the
country in vain search tor her outrager,
who has not We. been apprehended.
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GIUauIIc kMIndIP.'

kansas CITY, Mo, October ia
most gigantic swindie has been brought
to light here to-day, by the arrest sf j
K. Hal, +. l.. Stevens and q. w. Miller
IN the requlstIon OF Gov. Hubbard, OF
Texss, on charge Of forging land titles
and IrsuIng deeds tor large tracts Of land
IN Texas The swIndie orig mated with
Hall and man named Thomas Tullis,
If Austin. Hall live. here, sri through
hls persuasion Stevens and Miller were
brought into the scheme. Stevens, who
"a n lawyer and n son Oi Judge Stevens
of ttI. CITY, IL cre1lLed with having
zone into It innocently a. hrst by
ouyIng 1900 sores OF Texas land
of Hall and subsequently became infatu-
sled with the plan and scted freely with
the others engaged IN II An immense
amount Of land has been trsnierred by
them. No less than thirteen court houses
have been burned the past year 10 de-
s,roy evidences that could be brought
gysInst the swIndlers. Hall, Stevens and
Miller lett for Tex = to-day 10 charge the
officers from that State. About year
40 Governer Hubbsrds attention wa
called 20 the swindls, and upon investi-
CATION it proved 10 be mos! monstrous
affair Special Agent Foster was sent
here from Washington and obtained .
slight clue aud worked it up Succsssfuliy
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Leather Dealers Convention.

New YORK, October lS.--An interest
ing session of the National Hide and
Leather Dealers Convention WAS held to-
day.
John Fishback, OF Indianapolis, read a
paper on the tanning OF calf skins, which
elected An intelligent discussion by j. +.
Mooney, of Louisville, George WatoH, OF
Milwaukee, and Benjamin McLang, OF
Kansas.
1t was resolved that Secretary Evsrts
be requested to order Consuis to forward
to the government al statistics regard
ing the leather trade and manner OF con.
Quoting 1t.
j. +. Mooney, of Louisville, who is
going to the Paris exhibition, was COM
missioned to open bureau in Paris 50
that all persons Interested in the leather
trade who visit the exposition may be
supplied with informato0, and see that
the leather interests OF America have -
proper representation At the exhibition.
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GOLDEN HARVEST.

American harvest of 1877 was
,.olv golden harvest" According to
...,ms,es of Mr.. WALKER, ststlsti-
..,otthe New York Produce Exchange,
~, b.-vest OF 1877 is the greatest this
ontry has ever gathered. 1t amounts
,onnd numbers to 825,OOO,OOO bushels
wheat and l,2SOOOOOOO bushels of
The largest yield of whest in any
,,.,sdng year was 3O9,OOO,OOO bushels
1874 but the corn crop then amount
.,o only s44,l4S,5OO bushels. Com
,.,5 with last year the
.,..t product shows an IN
..,,.a of 100000 bushels. 1t is
,B,gIt TO express the value OF the pres
N, crop in dollars. At the seabosrd,
,.,i,y the ruling market quotations for
,4ober rs basis for computation, the
,,ps OF the wheat crop may be roughly
g.. down at s40OOOO0O0, and the corn
..,D 8. s7OO,OOO,O0O. This would almost
- ,D embarrassment of riches but for the
,.,rnste coincidence of short harvest
me United Kingdom, and the partia!
9aing Of OF Russis's supply by the
stern war, which has resulted in II
.-,sly increased demand for American
,-,iD. An examination of the figures
- the past two months reveals the
,-s.iiying fact that our wheat ex-
g-s for the time specified exceed
hose for the corresponding period
b. st year py 1886 237 bushels. At the
,ls time there was falling of in our
.-a export. of l,633,O54 bnshels, but this
f, ,xplslusb,e bv the fact thst the fail
movement in corn does not begin until
yn, weeks after wheat has commenced
= dow freely toward the seabcard. TIE
immense increase in our whea; exports
Finishes \ solution to the extraordinary
1rsasge Of gold from the Bank of Eng
snd for American shipment. Now it is
.npossible that this sudden and vast aG-
!gOn to the wealth of the country will
% permanently advantage trade snd
,,lsss of every kind The basis OF all
rg'Perlty is the prosperity OF the farmer
KIN nature is bountitul to HIM the
loe country shares in his gooi fortune {;
'aen she is niggsrd, his loss becomes the
Plyyriy Of the nation We have already
-lPe'ienced the first symptoms of reviv-
,g .rsi. bat the real, the tangible,
1- Natural increase will not come unit.
-- .'0ps Of 1877 have sll been marketed.
j. isIr 20 expect that the spring Of 1878
SI,',s, the renewal of activity in
every branch Of industry.
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National CEriStinH Temper Rnce
InIOu.

CLEVELAND, October lS-The Ns-
tional Christian Temperance Union met
this morning and tho report ol the com
mittee appointed yesterday to report %
a new 60 sutution WAS read aud doptei
The committee reported that an enlIrel,
new constitution would be proper The
committee then reported on officer tor
the ensuing year. tranc.' Murphy Wa
elected president, and n vice president tor
nscn State represented. The Union wss
divided on the election of correspond
ing secretary, and adjourned til to-mor-
row without choice.
This evening large gospel temPeranc"
meeting WAS held, At winch FrancI,
Murphy and his son both spoke. About
three hundred persons signed the Mur-
phy pledge
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HiS'OsK COUNTY ITEMS.

As .t er'el belonging toJ In Gun
'N'uAN, Esq of Hancocb, killed
..1E-Seyen large rats in All hour, one
:'g a'. week. That's what You might
n"soin' ter-it."
Il IT, WILLIAMS, Esq, Of Hancock,
.''r. this season, from 3! bushels Of Cal
'.'la Golden Russetts, l8) bushels Of
-.'. ass potatoes, some OF them weigh
;as much as three pounds and half.
'as Courier says ,as friend came
"a the road on Saturday morning, he
80 Nr. WM. 5. WATSON trying to
IN %lmmerset" over his corn crib
" 'a' daughter that was born the
q. before.
a IEAcAEEs INSTITUTE has been or.
'.lvl s, Holidays Cove, which will
-.. monthly sessions IN the school
-'e' Of ths vicinity. The next meet.
'R..lbe he'd at Jefferson school house,
''smoer Sd, At 10 o'clock AN.
NE LAY lss, week, BRowN HEWITT,
'- s machine belongingto Col. Brown
-nsei' threshed for Ii. IL. WILL
.''' Lsl from 5! O'Clock TO sundown,
''.,s two sets, 3O5 bushels of oats and
bushels Of wheat. Who can beat it2
"Eo' the best evidences of Wheel
Prosperity is its newspapers. 1t has
as'.y and two weekly papers all
as through their advertising
AIMS crest thrift and enterprise on
' .". Of the business men OF the COM
ID which they are published
cock County Independent.
"1'.J 5. Pom ERor and family leave
'4er new home in Moundsville,
-'''lay o, next week. Mr.. z. has
resident of this place for almost
'' years, and we have no doubt bids
vel. to 1t with many regrets. Pugh-
~ vii lose one of its best families
" 'aey take their departure, but our
.lrir gain D.-C05J,.jsr
N'W Cumberland, Messrs. SMITH,
* " Go, have laid pipe from the
VEL 10 their FIRE brick works. dis
o' 200 leet, and through 1t con-
's gas which they use as fuel in run.
'-g'F mschinery and burning their
30 far as tried the experiment
% perfection. With this great
1t fuel the expense of making
q these works is greatly reduced
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RArLRoAD BosDs-GenerSlly lower
The feature was the drop IN the HsDni-
bsi and 81. Joe copyertibles from Al
the closing price yesterday, TO "a.
STATE BosDs-QHet.
SToCKs-The stock speculAtons passed.
through some wide AgctuAtIOrs to-day,
and at times were ieverhh and unJeilled. .
During the morning there was decline
OF I 70 per cent, the downw ward move.
msnt beng assisted by an increased
volume Of stocks which came on the mar
ket through q change Of front by some
of the operstOrs from boil ~ boar.
During the afternoon, especially towards
the close, there Wa some covering of
short contracts and some buying for
the turn, which cauied q recovery Of
70 81 per cent from the lower point,
with the chief advance In Michigan Geo
tral, North western preferred, Western
Union, 81. Paul ana LsckawannA snd
Western. At he close, prices A. . rule
were the highest Of the day. The trsus-
actions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 600 were New York Centrsl.
~ 90 Ere, 1900 Lake Shore, 1000
WsoUs, 600 Northwestern common,
1900 preferred, 1000 Rock Island, sd,.
600 81 Paul common, 1000 preferred,
! "a 900 Delaware Lsekawanns and Wet
ern, 600 Michigan Central, $500 -.
Joe, 1900 Ohios, 5000 Western mon.
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tIeonatrz's Needle.

Lospos, October lS.-DiLon, the
engineer VITO designed the abandoned
c.,..on IN which the Egyptian obellsk
wss being lo~et TO England, expects
the csissga will drift seaWard and be
picked up. The captain Of the Algs
mink. tnat the csis-on was IN hOpsless
condition when abandoned.
LONDON, October ls.-Tbe steamer
Ftzmsurice hiss recovered the Cleopatra
css.ion, 30 miles north OF Ferrolo, SPAN.