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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Carr. DABSEY came into town yes.
terdAy, after 8 SojOurn Of many days
among the mosquitoes and frogs of the
Yazoo swamps. He has surveyed
three routes besides that Of Chickasaw
Bayou, and we eau infer, though he ex.
presses no opinion. that he Is very IA
VorAbly impressed with the feasibility
of q route through Cat-Tail Bayou and
the sloughs and lakes that extend from
Il southwark toward Lake Vicksburg.
He will now examine the Yazoo from
Steele's Bayou to its mouth, will then
run the shortest line possible from Paw
Paw Island to our lake, and will in due
time submit q thorough report and .
complete map to the Board Of United
States Engineers.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

4W8E MaAMGs
DR.. Felix L. Oswald, In Popular Science
Monthly.l
Among the natives Of Senegambia,
pulmonary affections are not only near
" but absolutely unknown; yet Q sin-
gle year passed In the over.crowded
msn.pens and sIeerage.hells Of the
Slave.trsder often sBficed TO develop
the disease In the most viruleut form
known TO gAlloping consumption; and
the brutal planters Of the Spanish An
titles made & rule Of never buying an
imported negro before they had. ."tested
his wind" /. e., trotted him uphill and
watched hi. respirations. II be proved
10 be "a roarer," IS turfmen term II,
they knew that the dungeon had done
its work, and discounted his value &C.
cordingly. III perfectly sound man
is imprisoned for life, says Baron d'Ar.
blay, the Belgian philantbropist, "his
lungs, as a rule, will first show symp.
toms Of disease, and shorten his misery
by q hectic decline, unless be should
commit suicide"
Our home statistics show that the
percentage OF deaths by consumption
In each State bears an exact proportion
10 the greater or smaller number Of in
habitants who follow indoor occupa'
tions, and is highest in the factory dis:
tricts Of New England and the crowded
cities of our central States. In Great
Britain the rate increases with the latl'
tude, aud attains It's maximum height
In Glasgow, where, as Sir Charles Bro
die remarks, windows are opened only
one day for every two in Birmingham,
and every three and a half in London
but going farther north the percentage
suddenly sinks from twenty-three 10
eleven, and even six, If we cross the
iifty.seventh parallel, which marks the
boundary between the manufacturing
counties Of Central Scotland and the
pastoral regions Of the north.
1t Is distressingly probable, then, ia
say the least, that consumption, that
most fearful scourge Of the human
race, is not q mysterious dispensation
Of Providence nor "product Of our
outrageous climate" but the. direct con-
sequence of an outrageous violation Of
the physical laws of God.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

PLEASANT FoR HARD DRINKERs.-
The Louisville Courier journal, which
iS published in a State where whisky
ought to be good If anywhere, confirms
the statement that probably nine hun.
dred and ninety-nine gallons out OF
every thousand that are sold as brandy
are made from Q vile compound Of
whisky swill, distilled spirits and chem
icsl denominations, and adds: "And as
h is also equally true Of whisky, what
in the name Of goodness are We all TO
do for something to drink? It looks
as II we are TO be driven TO the pump
In spite of US. II the world at large
knew of what villainous stuffs brandy
and whisky snd wines are made oi, the
present crop OF drunkards would be
about the last, or at any rate, all future
crops would be small. Nearly or
quite all the liquors that are retailed
nowadays are undoubtedly slow but
sure poison, aud 10 drink them habitu.
ally ls simply o roundabout way OF
committing suicide, and unless you
guard yourself carefully the way is not
so very roundabout either"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

A WoNAy LAwYER.-The Chicago
Legal News says of Mrs. ]. Ellen, Fos-
ter, who recently argued an appeal in
an excise case before the Supreme
Court of Iowa: "Her argument was
listened 10 by a large number OF the
members Of the DaF and other citizens.
The District Court adjourned for the
special purpose of allowing the attor-
neys TO hear her argument. II Is spoken
highly of; she is an able and eloquent
speaker. Ten years ago there was not
q Supreme Court in the United States
where q woman's voice could be heard
to-day there are twelve. In ten years
more the woman lawyer will stand up
on equality with the man in every
Court In the land"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

OvE Of the South Norwalk Conn. }
clergymen barely escaped being caught
in a trap Of his own setting last Sum
day morning. The Sunday before be
announced that the church door would
be closed at half.part ten O'Clock, and
remain closed until after the singing BY
the choir OF the opening piece, to pre-
vent the annoyance OF persons coming
in during that time. The next Sunday
morning be himself got delayed, ant
reached the church only one minute
before the church doors closed. Hi
wife, one of the church deacons ant
q large part Of the congregation, how
ever, were shut out.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

By appointment Of the n. A. Pc, q
meeting was held at Bovina yesterday
evening at o'clock, but notwith-
standing that they had drummed up
the neighborhood, It was a complete
failure, In point Of numbers. There
were about twenty white Democrats
and forty negroes present, the latter OF
whom were equally divided. In other
words, fully tWo.thirds Of the voters at
the meeting will vote for tho Demo-
cratic candidates. Capt. Spears led of
in long speech, in which he made q
general and bitter attack on the Demo-
cratic ticket and party, worthy OF q
red.mouthed carpet-bagger in the palm
lest days of negro supremacy, but Capt.
W, G. Pegram replied 10 him very ef-
fectlVely in an hours speech, meeting
him fairly and squarely on every point,
completely demolishing his positions
and destroying whatever impression
Capt. Spears's remarks may have
made. We have some rough notes Of
the Captains speech Of which we may
make some use hereafter, ss showing
10 what lengths even "liie.long
Democrat" will 60 on sore.head
hunt for Office. The Democrats Of
BOvina give q good account OF that
neighborhoOd, and the Independents,
as shown by their failure, yesterday,
meet very cold comfort from the col
Ored voterp, who, of course, are lheiI
main stay and only hope.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
&R59ntsburgHfr
REGRET.

Upon the hearthstous Of the dying year,
Ihe hame-hued leaves, Ike embers, hash
And tell uS, with 3 whispering voice, 80
Thai Summers gone, and hoary Win
teF's nigh.
And 90 regret, like dead leaves on the
Earth,
Comes 70 our hearts and lives, 90 slow
ct last,
And leaves its mark on things once bright
now dead
The mem'ries Of happy life now past.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

ACCORDING 10 Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper, the following exhibits the
effect OF Hayes's Southern policy In
New York; professional politi-
cian-'We want you to sign this call for
meeting 10 protest against Mr..
Uayes's Southern policy Merchant
We'll, really, we are so busy shipping
cash orders 10 the South that I've got
no time for politics.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
AGENTS WANTED.

THE EARLIEST, LATEST, AND MOST
i complete, best, and by far the cheapest
OF all books on MOODY and sANkEY.
Biographies, I.abors, Sermons, Addresses,
Stories, Bible Portraits, Doctrines, Rible
Readings, Songs, etc, all In one volume,
and sold at Sl.25, New edition lust out.
New 10 the time TO secure territory and
liberal commissions. Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.,
Oc2G-wit Cincinnati, Ohio.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Memphis Avalanche 25th: Private
dispatches from New Orleans, received
yesterday, report the sale Of the
Thompson Dean by Messrs. Brown i
Jones 10 Capts. Cannon, Lsathers and
others. The terms Of the sale are moi
given. One feature Of II is, however,
that the lower river packets to Vicks-
burg are to take coal from Brown i
Jones, and the Greenville packet Katie.
opened the ball by getting her supply
from that firm last trip. II is reported
that the price agreed upon was fully
equivalent to the amount expended
for the Dean and her recsnt repairs.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Original and Only Genuine
SAINT c Z R M A N,
OH
German Study, or Office Lamp.

n A. KLkEMANN's PATENT.
" LIGHT! MORE LIGHT!
Best, safest, handsomest, most econom-
Ical; no odor, no smoke; pure, brilliant,
unwavering light, very agreeable to the
eye. Mons genuine without nv name on
Chimney.hslder. This Lamps all Of met
al, easily managed. Trademark on Chin.
ney.hOldeTs: "Patented Mar. 10, 1868; Re-
issued Dec. 60, 1873. Z. A. KLEEMANN, Z
+. A. HISRIeHs.n Sold BY
sep23-d&w LEE RICHARDSON & co
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

7 IBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE
II on Consignments.
Highest market prices obtained ior all
Produce sold
orders for Baggiug, Ties, and Goods and
supplies Of every description ll!ed at the
Lowest Market Price for Cash.
Consignments Of every description So.
licited.
Prompt and courteous attention given
10 al! business entrusted 10 our care,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
STATE OF MISsISsIPPI,l
WARREN COUNTY.

We, the undersigned, Board Of Reglstra.
tratIon In and for the above named county,
do hereby appoint the following list oi
Judges and Clerks TO hold an election In
the several voting precincts In said coun'
the purpose Of electing State and county
officers. All persons so appointed who dc
not qualify at least i've days before the
election Will be considered as refusing 4
serye, and their places will be supplied:
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Furniture! Furniture !

HAVE ON HAND, AND AN RE-
celVlng, the largest stock OF furniture
IN the State, which ofier at prices that
defy competition. To the Trade / offer
great Inducements, as sell for the manu-
iactureTs. Call and see for yourselves.
orders promptly attended to. Crawford
street, next door 10 Mississippi Valley
Bank. W. &. RAUM.
ocai.diW&wIm
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Administrators Notice.

7 ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATORS NAV.
l. ing been granted to the undersigned
on the estate Of John {. Calhoun, de.
ceased, on the ist day Of October, A ID,
1877, all persons having claims against the
same, are hereby notified 10 probate their
claims against said estate within the time
prescribed BY law, or they will be barred.
GEORGE :. IRVING,
Ocj.w5t Administrat)r.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN on the 22d day OF October, 1877, Let.
ters OF Administration on the estate Of
Richard Richardson, deceased, were grant.
cd me by the Chancery Court OF Warren
county. Allpersons having claims against
said estate must probate same within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred. W. T. BALFOUR,
oc23.w3t Administrator.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

A RELIABLE COMMIs SION HUUsE.-We
take great pleasure in directing the atten.
tion OF our numerous readers 10 the card
oil our friend Col. G. w. Terrell, Cotton
Factor and Commission Merchant, New
Orleans, and in recommending him TO the
confidence and patronage Of merchants
and planters. He is gentleman OF unim.
peachable honor and integrity, and Of
splendid business qualifications, and has
secured the services Of reliable gentlemen n
Of thirty years experience In the cotton
business to assist him. lie will make lib.
eTal advances on assignments, and will
giye prompt attention 10 iilllng orders fIr
Goods and Supplies.
Col. Terrell is the General Agent and
Manager for tie Justly popular Piedmont
and Arlington Life Insurance Company,
one Of the very best Companies In the
United states.-lN,O. Picayune. s2l.7 in
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Commissioners Sale.

DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
IL Chancery Court Of Warren county,
Mississippi, rendered on the I'd day OF De.
cembeT, AID. 1876 in the suit Of the Vicks.
burg Benevolent Society OF VicksbuTg,
Mississippi, Conn lainant, against Charles
II. Smith, Defendant, No. lil3, the under.
signed, Commissioner, vii. sell, at public
vendue, 10 the highest bidder, at the east
door Of the Court-hcuse Of said county Of
Warren, at or about the hour Of y O'Clock
noon, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of NOV'r, A.D. 1877,
all the right, title and interest OF the said
| Charles II. smith, (hls interest therein be-
Ing the uueXpired term Of a lease thereof
| for the period OF ninety. years from the
! sth day Of May, AID. 1872 in and 10 the
| following described propci:g, tc.wit Thi-.
| " feet Of Lot Two Hundrel and Forty.
nine t2i01 in Square Folty.iour 40, OF the
origins al plat Of the City 81 Nicksburg, bi,
ginning at the cprner u the Methodist
Church Lot, and running west thirty feet
thence south to the lot o! Ben. Thomas
thence east with said lot thirty feet; ant
thence no tn with said Methodist Church
Lot TO the beginning on Grove street-CaiG
lot telng In the city u Nicksburg, COUNTY
Of Warren, and State Of Mississippi.
Terms Of Salc-One.ihird Of the puT
chase money TO be paid cash, and the re
naming twO.thirds thereof . be pait
twelve months after the date OF sale, witt
interest thereon at the rate Of six per cent
; um per annum from the date Of sale, 10 b
evidenced by promissory note, which vii
be sc cured by a lien on the property sold
JOSHUA W. BOURNE, COm'r
Birchett & Gilland, Sol'rs. oe29.wit
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

of Judges and
Clerks for the General Elec'
Tim
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

BaIeHAM You've had only one hand
some wife ont Of . possible nineteen.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
CITY on YlCRsBCRG,

First Ward-J + Doll, John D Beard,
Edward snowden, Judges; F L Guscio, J
b Gottheli, Clerks.
Second Ward-J e Fitzpatrick Hoss.
ley, W d starks, Judges W A Jolley, ]
Kearney, Clerks.
Third Wards N Barnett, David Ken
nedy, Alex King, Judges; Isaac Bonham,
Chas n Kahn, I lerks.
Fourth Ward-W A Falrchild, J j Mul.
ligan, simmCs Coat, Judges; Ally Peopels,
" Kain, Clerks.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Pryor's Church-Fred Miller, Henry
Marsh, Ben Z Thomas, Judges; John
slattery, N Lipe, Clerks.
Forrest Home - George Sims, Jim
PeeleT, Berry Warren, Judges; B e ktger,
Jr, Il D Mathews, Clerks.
MallOy's Store - NJ Mulverhill, owen
Wisher, ] 7 Cornell, Judges; VI Loewen'
berg, A L Jaquith, Clerks.
Davis Bend-Joe Mitchell, j " II
White, Z Platt, Judges; u NJ Quacken'
boss, Ben Green, Clerks.
Milldale-Alex Hogan, RE Hawkins.
Jerry Flowers, Judges; u 5 Pender, d II
Hawkins, Clerks.
Red Bone--E " wallin. Jr, Isham
Snaier, George Irving, Judges; VIM
owens, John w Kline, Clerks.
Newtown-Wm Hall, ii Z Kline, VIM
Foreman, Judges; Dorsey Foreman, II j
Trowbridge, Clerks.
Mount Albon-A Z Lloyd. Ben Dart,
henry Morris, Judges; VIM Keller, Will
Cook, Clerks.
Bovina-Jones S wilkins, q y Martin,
Henry Hunt, Judges; A c Hebron, John
Bell, Clerks.
Oak Rldge-A B Christian, ] Trucker
pan Ester, Judges; D " Nesmith, Ber
johnson, Clerks.
J Ball Ground--John Z Patterson, BucL
Ross, Sam Moore, Judges; Chas Kulkeu
, q 7 Il Rector, Clerks.
/. JNo. HARTIGAN, Prts't,
| JOHN CRIcHLOw,
, CHAs LEHMAN,
OCgl Hnnrd Of RaOiatRa -
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-03-23
PRINTING Law.

We want the people to know
that The present printing law is an
outrage on the press OF the Stale,
and that it should be repealed. We
want them 10 know that we are
coniendlng for our just rights, and
that We intend 10 have them or con-
tinue The fight. We want them to
know that we will support no man
or set Of men who favor the odious
printing law. No matter whether
they are put on the State or county
ticket, they must pledge themselves
10 do justice by the press, place i,
on an equality with other classes, or
we will not lend our aid 10 their
elect'on.-lHoIiy Springs Reporter.
Very correct. That is just the
plank in the platform that We stand
on, and We will fight il out on that
plank if it takes all summer. The
press Of the State should support no
mar who is not willing TO allow il
the same rights ard privileges as
other people. and we will not sup-
port any man who is not Wiling TO
accord this right. !
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-03-23
HAYES md rue EXTRA SESSION.

HAYES AND rue EXTRA SESSION
At q m citing Of the new eabinet
last week it was cOncIudtd that il
would not be praet cable TO uvuid
an extra session OF Congress. aud
it was dec ded TO make tue Gail for
some day in the early part OF June.
This deter mlnaIion on ,he part OF
Frau lulent President Hayes un-
earlLs serious q d momentous ques-
tons, such as will the Democrats
alter passing tie resolution by a
large majority in the llou.e dccIarr
ing TI.den and Hendricks duly
elected, and said resolu ion beng
now upon, and part and parcel Of
the records OF the Hou.e-oUcy tie
call by c%onvcning al Washington,
thereby stu tllylng themselves as
well as nuIliiying the recorded
re, olution, and 10y so CONVEYING IN
obedience 10 tic call of Hayes ac.
knowledge him 10 b. the Lawful !
Presiden,
1t is rumorcd that they will no', .
Is the min object for an extra scs'
,ion viii be TO make an appfoprla'
ion for The army, the use Of which
would be abuscI as heretofore by I
internal or local police oil a
hem for the sill! further su jugation 4
+ the Southern States, and # posi- A
e by such subjugalion, add a few
ore Southern StateS to the at
esent forced ones, aud by this
ai ms keep Radical control oil the
nth. His Fruudulency's conclila-
ry policy is very pretty on paper, :
/ we believe the South secs
lough it, and will PEACEFUL, but
ibuornly oppose il. We have no
nfdence IN Radical promises, and
not believe the Southern people
c TO be caught with such chat.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-03-23
.yoa, X, ssaemf's Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Circuit Court
jackson Comfy. in vacation.
John f. Clark, Administrator de bonis non Of
the estate of Thomas Galawav. deceased W.
D. @. Wright and George Hannahs. A.
taehment.
D. appearing from affidavit On file thar the
defendants are nor. residents of the State of
Mississippi, nd that Daniel G.. Wright and
GEORGE Hannahs reside at South Haven, in the
STATE Of Michigan.
II is therefore ordered that publication be
ra i- in the Star of P~ascagoula, a newspaper
printed and published in fhe town.of Scranton,
jackson county, Mississippi. for fodr consecn-
weeks. commanding said defendants TO
ar before the CirrIdt Court al the Court
honse, in the town of Scranton, jackson
county, Mississippi, on the 10th day of April,
1877. there 10 plead. answer or demur 10
plaintiffs complaint. and ihas the CLERK irans-
by mail, postage prepaid, copies Of this
order directed TO each defendant af their post
ONCE above named.
Given under nv ha~d. and seal Of said court,
18Th dsy Of feirsa Y, A. D.. fe7z.
A., q DELNAs. CIe.t
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Dispatches rspesvrI ~ SIZE head.
qsss'srs VI lhe afmy led mia iAs
vsoA@brlity NJ y Gwit " lsa. alssa.
Tho ihes sesning oadifigs N snstr.
fhFge bss sseisd mach conesrn
Iadef the p~ess of oseaasiwnees
The lOaisinHa ease wilI nad0nbHelly
~ .stffd II IL known 10 NJ
Hayes ihst Packard bss bson ID
vised 10 make q 6git The M
iiona EsptbHeto fhis morning say.
cdit0fiAliy.
We shall exreediney reaeof 10
learn that claimant Pack I'd eOn
templates such a step II will not
hcip biz caua " can bat terminate
d%isaslfously 10 bin aid bis follow.
cfa HE opponents are fhDfougblt
Wganized. armed nd Disciplined
But y Mr.. Packard is really in
earnest and mean, fight, let him 10
send poor. nnafmei and ignOraal
negroes 10 tie front; let him spafc
innocent llood; let in.uealofs Of
supply corpses. Gov. Nichols
will b. advised by his fricud- here
to stand hrm aud make 10 conccs
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FoR the first time in many, many
years, the Democrats were in the
majority in the Senate last Friday,
owing TO the absence and sickness
OF several Republic and why
they did not take advantage Of
their position and recognize both
Hampton and Nichols is beyond
our comprehension. Old Morton
did not dare to call up Kellogg's
case for a seat in the Senate. as ne
knew the fate it would have met
With.
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Shes.iT''s sale.

ANDfNE s. ROUTII, ct sl..)
W.
|. N OSBORN, ct al.
EDY virtue of an execution to re directed
kf by the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
jackson county, Stale of Mississippi, lated the
9Th day of January, A.D. 1877, in the above
stated cause. 1 will cell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for CASH, Oh
MONDAY. THE l6h DAy or APRIL,
1877. within the hours prescribed by law. in
front of the Scranton Academy, in the town OF
Scranton, in said county all If the right, title
ant interest of the de.endants in and to The
following described hand and Improvements 10.
viii:
Measuring seven hundred and seventy five
feel front ard bounded south by the Bav nf
Ptscdg oula, bounded east Gy lands belo gin.
q The estate Of Is 'zlle krebs boTnded wtst by
lauds of Awonio Mari tOvish. bounded north
by section twelve fI2y, and measuring sixty.
fOsr chains frcm north to south, more or less,
excepting u strip on the east side of said tract
OF land, measuring seven chains and one link
front on the Bay of Pascaguula. by "A depth OF
sixty four chains, more o. |, IS. north, 10 the
Iine of section twelve tl2i. now belonging to
Ard ne :, Rcuih and others, all in section tllir-
teen ti3l, 10 wnship e ght Sl, range six g., 10
a judgment in favor Of the above plain
! 4 for ~uinsleen dollars and cost.
}. Il. CLARK. Sheriff.
Scranton, March Is. IS77.-nl2-4t.
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No DEGI-IDF
Uou,promi-r s'smusission 10 be sent TO
Louisisan-rreops 10 be with
drawn r. ON s,uth Csroiinn-Con-
Uresg TO br Ton vrnrd.

lSpeeialto n o. Tins
WASHINGTON, Mafcn Il IN cahlne
met aC IL Gu OK, and vas III tts lob
tour b ur-. L. wss finally conc udsd,
before Suing the l. uisiIua Cas- 70
send a COMM siJn hItnsr.
IL appeals that Hayes is frant cali,
BIO ,,ht by LOllsi,oa carpet-btzgers
not 60 sHbdiaw the tr ops AID turn
Che over 10 the people rf the > ate.
lley d cIare trat thrir hives a'e no
safe. One object Of lac cOmmlss,ou IS
10 fad ont nov trua tDeir staten @nts IL
tin, resp CT are. Whe Ter Will a. at 5nt
head. an } ,dge d ,vis, Jioge HJAr of
Mass cnuar &. j su q Brown uf leu
ne see, and K-uAeth r., uer Vt Norta
JuIOIn. Wiz probably CONS itnte the
The proba bilities Are that TIE troop
vii be wtsdr.v from Son h CarOiiua
{ uuce.
Mr.. Hiyes has decided to cal Cou-
T, s, sadly III jane, about toe 4 u, per-
ttElN.
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On last Saturday the New Or.
leans, Jackson and Great Northern
railroad was sold in front Of lie
Customhouse, in New Orleans, and
knocked down to AdoIph Schrciber,
the representative OF the ILLINOIS
Central road, at S1,050, 900. that
road having q debt against the
Jackson road OF So. 10000, the
non-paymcnt Of which was the
cause of the suit.
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