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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-25
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES sALE-Notice is

MARY ISABELLA SIMPSON
Executr1x of said Josiah Simpson, decd.
!. K. CASTOR, Atty for said Executrix. fe19.7w-tu
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-25
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale.

HENRY J HORN, Attorney for Administrative.
Axu'T
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Executrix Of said Josiah Simpson, deceased.
W. K. CASTOR, Atty for said Executrix fe18-7w-t
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OWNERS
attention.

Messrs. f. Armant 4 Co.. Cen
eral Immigrstioo and Lao Agents Ne.
70 Camp street New Olleans. are prepsr-
ed 10 take in hand for sale, and to adver-
tie free of charge 10 owners in their PAM
phlet on The Garden Psrishes Of Loui-
siaua' plantations and, lsnds Of which
description will be filed with E. Monta-
gne. AZ Abbevile, sole agent of Messrs.
F. Armant and Co. for Termilion parish.
In case no sale is effpc'ed the parties
will not be indebted under sny manner
nor form to Mes rs = Armans end Co.
and in case o. sale G. moderate commits
cion will ne charged, as agreed 20 in spe
sisl con rec,s.
b.. Armant o. the above frm. will pro-
ceed North in Sep.embst to orgen.ze to.
disuihut on OF tue above osuphlets 10 bt
a. 1G0,0l0 copies and viii there deliver {
series ot oral explanations or lee ures or
orr "Gsrden Psrishe,": vefmilion, L.
fssede Galcasi.c, S.. Landry, 81. Martin
Iberis. S.. Mary.
For tur.her osrsiculars apolv 1T earl
est convenience 70 F Mae 'asne, Aboe
Vile, .o'e a2en; for ve'milion Te~.sh o
MeAsrs. f. Arnant ena Co. General I'M
mig,a,lop snu Land Agent NO La.
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NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE, New Orleans, La.
August 1S. 1879.

August 10, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settlers have filed
notice of their intention to make
final proof in support Of their
claims, aud secure final en'ry
thereof at the expiration of thirty
days from the date of this notice
viz: Louisa Thibodeaux, of Yer
million parish, Louisiana, who
made Homestead application No.
343O, for the lots |, 2 & 3, Section
5, Township l3, South Range 4
East, Southwestern District, and
names the following as her wit
nesses, viz Gostave BrasseuS
of VermiIion Parish, Louisiana
and Nicholas Meaux, of Vermilion
Parish, Louisiana, also. Noise
HerpiD, of same Parish and State
who made Homestead application
No. 37l7, in the Northwest qrar
ter, Section II. Township IL
South Range 8 East, Southwestern
District, end names the following
as his witnesses, viz Daphnis
Labry and Theophile j. Abshire
both of the Parish of Vermilion
Louisiana, also. Leo Landry, O.
the same Parish aud State, who
made Homestead application No
1904, for the Northeast quarter
Section II, Township 13. Soutl
Range 4 East, Southwestern Dis
trict, and names The following a
his witnesses. viz: Minos G
Broussard, Joseph Bfasseux, boil
of Vermilion Parish, Louisiana.
w. NJ. BURWELL,
Sept. 13, 10. Register.
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Felix Broussard, clerk, W. r.
Richa rdsnn

Felix BrOuSsard, clerk, w. II.
Richardson.
5th precinct, at Lessin Abshire,
commissioners, Lessin Abshire,
Thos Hoffpauir, jr and Jno Nor
gan, clerk, J. J. Hoffpauir.
9th precinct, at kobt. Green,
coms., M. L. Morton, r. Brous-
sard and Levi Lemaire, clerk. J.
A. Meagher.
7th precinct, at Agricole Be-
mott (: CONS. Calvin Campbell, j.
Laurents and P. |. Mouton, cleI k,
Ambrose Mouton.
| Sth precinct, at A. Lacour, jr,
CONS : A. Lacour, sr, Alex. Moss
and A. Lacour, Jr, clerk Joseph
|Theall.
9th precinct, at o. P. Randall,
CONS Alex Trahan, J. F. Lee
and Isaac white, clerk 0. P. Ran
dali.
The following claims against the
parish were allowed and ordered
70 be paid out Of their respective
funds. viz
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New York Observer
The Resf FOniLu .NpacsD04)er.

The Best F07naly newspaper,
Publishes both the religious and
secular news that is desired in any
family, while all that is likely to
do harm is shut out. 1t devotes
four pages to religious news, and
four to secular.
The NEW YoRK OBSERVER was
6rst published in 1928 and it is
believed to be me only instance
OF a Religious i leGspa per contain
its even course for ftty's'r ytars
withoat q change Of name. doc
trine, iotent, p"'poae, or pledge
from The date of It's oi. ia.
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REGULAR VERMILION
2 A G. K E L

DIRECT TO NEW ORLEANS.
FwwmA Shippers on Vermilion
lHtsET Bayou are hereby informed
eatz hat the Str. EXCHANGE
is Thoroughly refitted and is now ready to
make regular ,rip- to New Orleans.
Freiehts taken at Morgan's Teche
rates, storage at Abbeville free.
Apply 20 j. E. Carlin, sgeut at New
Orleans. or to the undersigned at Abbe'
vile, Louisiana.
SOLOMON WISE.
November s. l979.-tf.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Vermilion,
District Court.
No. 1854.
Cecilia Dartez,
VS.
Victor Guidrv.
Victor Guidrv.

In this case default having been regu-
larlv entered, and no motion made TO
set The same aside, and no answer filed.
and the legal delays having elapsed, aud
on trial of motion to confirm said default,
by reason of the law and the evidence be-
ing in favor OF plaintiff and against de-
ieudaDt.
Ii is therefore ordered, adjudged and
decreed that Cecilia Dartez do have judg-
msrt against Victor Guidry in the sum Of
Eve hundred and thirty dollars, with Eve
per cert per snnnm interest from August
I'd 1879 until paid. II is further ordered
aud Gecfesd bat the community OF &C
que 8 aud gasas existing between plain
tif; au d defendans be aud the same are
hereby dissolved. and said Cecilia Dartez.
wife. authorizsd To resume the admlnls-
tration OF her affsirs free from the control
and interference of her said husband, Vic
tor Guidry.
1t is further ordered that the mort
gage existing in favor Of said wife on the
property of her said husband be and the
same is hereby recognized and ordered to
be enforced by seizure and sale Of pro-
perty subject to said mortgage and that
costs of suit be taxed.
Thus done. read and signed In open
Court, at Abbeville, La, on this 18th day
Of September eighteen hundred and seven
ty nine.
(Signed) ED. EuG. MoUToN.
Judge 18th Judicial District, La.
Filed Sept. 25th 1879.
| (Signed) W. B. WHITE,
Deputy Clerk.
A true copy:
! Attest,
| W. B. WHITE,
I Deputy-Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-12-27

DR. D. s. sOUTHWICK one
Of The most succ ssful SPECIALISTS
If the South. Cures all ntivate
matters of both sexes speedily end
and safely. All cases guaranteed.
Those in trouble cali or wife.
Office and residence, corner
Robinson and Gasquet SIS, New
Orleans, La. feoo-ly.
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MOELEY & CO. j. NJ. ROBINSON.
NEW ORLEANS
Lightning Rod Works
find GeaeroI Factory Agency,
Reorsn'aized
j. M. Robinson,

Of fIorinn General agent.
Formerly of Savannah Lightning
Rod Factory Is years aeo. Has
nad 20 years experience in this
Branch of Business,
Munuioctuyers. inuenioys importers
and Dealers IN oil Kinds q
LIGHTNING RODS AND
LlGHTNl &c ROD NATE
RIALS.
TIE Oldest Es,aolisned Company
sou,n emo me ony. ho,se Of the
kind n Soata western CoJn y.
70, sons Silver Cables a
specially. Iaese Gables are con-
l'nuocs, aasipg 10 joints. They
are the safest pto-ector against
,.ghtn'ng ever invested. This
90 ,anv .as been, is now, and
VII De for he remainder Of this
vear, ,;i,sorgn he "es5esn and
uoe,..,e D marshes Of Louisiana
1ee.esa.,,s, oy is eenJlemanss
sa.esmen .seesrs. e. E. Ardiug, c1
Ia; 5. W 6 eene. o Ass y. u
=; csavd, otS. c.. G. G. P-itca
ard o. ). C; ESQ ] u. Robinson
o. E5a. Tris Company pars uf
,,.e ~ilyer Caples and all oihel
RoGs cheaper than they wee evel
ofe,ed 10 ,ne Paolic before
Ssi'tfol.. wotsmen ! emploved
Orders rrcmD,y attended 20 ant
So satisfaction guaranteed.
;. Office, ,293 st. Charles ST., cor
Calliope. june 23-6m.
New Orleans.
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GEO. b. LYONS,
Constable Collector.
On motion of Mr.. Abadie, it
was resolved that the tax rolls Of
the corporation for the year 1879,
be turned over to the corporation
attorney for the collection of the
unpaid taxes thereon.
On motion, the claim of F.. B.
Patten. transferred to J. lsaacs,
was held over for further censid-
Grafton.
There being no further business
on motion the Council adjourned
to the next regular meeting.
A. D. MARTIN, Mayor.
W. B. WHITE, Scct'y.
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5000 a month clear profit made

eesil, by agents. AGensa wsnsed every.
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- -
POLICE JURY.

Monday, October 6. 1879.
Yts Police Jury met this day at
b Court House, ia regular
slisa.. :,
q Con tie roll being called, the
ihring members answered to
tsrsnes.
N iiarict- -Severien Primeauz,
al do JOSEPH rrahan,
d lo--Alonzo Vans!yke,
Howard Hotfpanir,
sa do-Dsmosthene Nuuez,
Members absent:
lh do-J Treyille Broussard,
hi do--Loais Thibeaux,
The minutes Of the previous
as,ipg, after being read, were
saNted. :.
Ss,hene Herpin. constable of
hi body, rendered his resignation
lssaeh, the same being accepted,
HR Lyons was duly elected as
hl mecessor for the baia nee Of
~ Arn With she same salary as
'AlpAid III. Herpin. ;.
AryI Resolved, that that por-
u d The lst Road District rnn-
INK across the land and 10 front
Hls. Lequeux's residence, be so
ansed IS to pass ia the rear OF
E,aid residence, at such place
s'iM may point out to the road
ssei Of said district !; provi-
nd road be on a Llga level
" and not more than two and
M arpents from the banks OF
layon Vermllion.
A't2 Resolved, that this body
saaddo here y rally au1 con
a thc agreement entered into
mday between Donlouis Langli
y ihd Francois Frederick OF
mlpaft 4 aud Gabrie! Romero or
ssasl, III regard to the survey
y made on their respectiv,
uaes. in order to establish .
ale road in the lst road dis
G !. iad that tae President O
Mdy be authorized to sig,
nltact in his official capaci
md on behalf of the Parisl
Md The contracting parties
sos authorized to emplo,
Edwards, ESQ.,, Surveyo.
" the same according t
.Ikesolved, that hereafter
~ ~
d y the guardians OF IL
~ may be selected by tn
y guard the prisoners co.
0srela, be aud the same al
NED at one dollar an
I y 1as sas tor the whole night, an
~ : Resolved, that the F
~ - anaittee be and thev al
4 I ,Esshoriaed y to receive fro,
~! J. saaea, all unpaid licens,
lit..'' lis'eo IN the Finance Cor
= 4. 'ep0rt Of July 7th 1877
,,,a,r NY over the same to the pa
ke'asy to be collected /
\ s. sals o. otherwise /: excel
ls,,s s issued 9 against Jof
,si.s s'l 70 I'D Rodolph Broussar
ta;,..sc .scsases !. they are hereby a
mn ,s.s asss0l,ed, that Levi Ia
0'erseer Of the I.
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THEY All want it,

Because it is a family newspaper
pure sound reading for old and
young, and it contains a reliable
and comprehensive summary of all
the importent news.
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NO. "a.
Town Council.
November Sd 1879.

The Council met pursuant to
adjournment. Present: A. D.
Martin, Mayor; J. J. Abadie and
Jacob Isaccs. Absent Solomon
Wise aud Henry Libersat.
The minutes Of the proceedings
of the Town Council of the dates
Of Sept. 25th and Oct. 9th 1879,
were read and adopted.
On motion it was resolved that
the Mayor consult the corporation
attorney In regard to the payment
of the sum of fifty dollars. allowed
by resolution Of the Town Coun-
Gil of date OF the 18th April 1879,
for the purpose of assisting in de-
fraying the expenses of the bridge
across the bayou Vermilion at Alb
beville.
The report of the Constable.
Collector was read and approved
and was ordered to be spread on
the minutes and published /:
To the Hon'l. Mayor and members
of the Town Council. l the un-
dersigned respectfully submit this
my report as Cons Collector for
the town Of Abbeville.
Total amount received on tax
rolls for the year 1879.
Amount of General tax uncol-
lected S 1S9 81
Amount collected on same
fund los 03
Remaining uncollected 81 81
| Total amount of special tax un
collected 70 oil
Amount collected or same
fund 43 II
Remaining uncollected IS. 38
RecopituIation.
Total amount received On Genl
fund 1S9 81
Total amount received On spe-
cial fund 70 oil
Total amt paid Treas'r on general
fund 80 90
do do special fund 33 81
Com on $l48 80 at i II l6
Amt uncol on gen'l fund 81 81
do do on spec'l fund 35 38
Paid 1'reas'r on gen1 tax II 10
Paid do on spec'l tax 7 Is
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D-IT business you can engage in.
Do j Five 10 twenty dollars per
day mede by any worker of either sex
rio nt ia their own localities. Particulars
and sampses worm rs free. Improve
vour spare time a. bis business. Ad-
dress SuNsoN and Co., Portland, Maine.
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D. r. PERRET,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 9, St. Louis Street,

Cotton, Sugar, Molasses, Rice,
Hles aod other produce solicited.
To the sale Of which prompt attention
will be given and satisfactory returns
made.-March s-'7s-ly.
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oaoisl Directory

.ac;sl Directory
'' ''' ED. EUa. MouroS'
,sast attorney cHAReols.
5, Il District Court ,,c,.nn
GUS . LAsrlr BRovssA'D'
.ps.s'''t'vsf; :. P. o'BarAs.
|gri,I ja'es', LYMAN G. Lyons.
|p.,;sh Attorney. ,r,,,n,,
sl''u ". W HlTE.
Ei'flf' G.B. SHAW.
|Eeeofus'' LEO PEHRET.
n. c. BRoUssARD'
Eorss J, ns,sD, g nm. President.
Y. no'.. ..ny JOS. TRAHAN
S..slyKs, J. F. BRoussARD
: : NM L. TAIBEAU1.
Ton Ceuncll.
1I,s'arnPsRREr. Isa Mayor.
llls1Y ~. J. PoYANCE
|II's ! / CIarRleHr, Constable, e.,
III ,Is,i,ss d the Peace, Sd. d " " ard
IA. P.rss, W. B. " Hlrf
n, EDWARD. E. MoNrAGsn
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c., A. Mouisset,

NOTAIRE PUBL1C,
En- ct pour "a paroisse vermillon--
Bureau q "a residence dAss ID Prairie
Greig.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-28
nsw "Dlsk" Taylsr Stabbed e.
lnbarkh.
From Appleton's Journal.

From Appleton's Journal.
Il Il related Of tho late General
Dick Taylor that during tho Der
BY races the Prince Of Wales took
him TO his own (,lc Princess J stand
aud as they wcrc ascending tho
stair tho Duke OF Edinburgh came
hastily up aud said: "Oh, Wales!
40 you know Forester Is booked
10 winS" "Jh, ycs," said the
Prince: "lhc General and I have
lust been 10 tho betting stand and
laid Any guincas each on him" I"
Turning to Taylor the Duke said:
Nov won't you pleasc 60 to tho
stand and lay tlfty guineas for me
Oh Aim?" "Pardon me, your High
noss," sai'l Taylor, "iho stand Is
quite as near to you as to NO." i
am so glad you told Edinburgh
that" snisl the Prince. "What a
deal Of check ho has 10 bc asking
ms guests TO lay his bets for hiin!"
Taylor had a sincere respect aud
liking for tho pricc and a hearty
contempt for tho lDuko Of Edin.
bargl. whom he sMubbcd ON more
than one occasion.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-28


Wade Hampton said recently
in political interview in New
York: I'VE do not intend to ask
a place upon the Presidential tick
ct for a southern lnan. Want the
party in the north to place two
good men ON the ticket, and we
viii support II for the national
success of the Democratic party.
With reference TO the personal
choice Of the south for particular
Presidential candidates, l do not
think the south has made any. l
believe that thcre has been . feel
ing that, in justice to the old ticket,
II should be rcnominatcd. There
arc many reasons, however, which
may be urged against this, and the
refusal of Hendricks to be put in
nomination again seeims to render
Il impossible. ! don't think the
sonth cares q copper who the next
Presidential candidate may be, a.
long us he is as;rong national man.
They do not care where ho comes
from, or what his financial views
may be-"
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Lsttsr Ffsa nss. 3. c. waltl.ll,


Grenada, Juno 5, 1879.
Hon. james G. Hall, Sardis:
Dear Sir-lliave received yours Of
the slst ult., and thank you for the
evidence Of your good will which
Il sGorl1s.
ny estimate Of the responsible
Ties which devolvs upon . U. 8
Senator b such that really have
no desire to assume them, but If
! should BE- chosen l will serve the
State - best l can.
Ibelieve you will concur with
ne that tho following reasons,
which will prevent me from seek
Ing this high honor, are sufficient:
| And in myself no such peculiar
fitness for place - secmA to mo 70
make my election = matter Of pub
lic importance, and the views l
hold = to The duty Of I cilisen In
reepSct Of the pubic service forbid
mo to ask for high pnblic trust
Oh psrely private grounds-for
mere personal advancement.
l would not contribute to the
Introduction into The pcnding can
vass Of any issue Involving the
mere choice between individuals
holding the same political faith,
when Il would seem all needless di-
visions among tho Democrats
ought. especially at this time, 10 be
avoided. Whoever Is actually the
choice Cf the people Of tho State
for this high post Of duty, ought
70 be called toit. and tho will Of
the people should have Opportuni-
~ 20 nnd troe expression, untffcct-
ed BY any direct or indirect effort
on my part 10 educate 4 sentiment
IN my own favor. II ! am not
their real choice, | sincerely desire
TO avoid tho burden Of Official ro-
sponsibIlity.
You are at liberty to publish this
letter, which contains the sub
stance OF what | hsve said to all
who hate approached me about
the Senatorial election. With no
others have / dissussed tho SUBJ
ject.
Yonrs very truly, r. G. Wal'hall.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-28

indianapolis JonrnaI.l
Gen. Ben. llarrlson's casc Of
Ivy poisoning seems to be proving
more serious ono than was at
first anticipated. When the United
States Court adjourned Oh Friday
evening II was hoped That day Or
two Of quiet and rest would rc-
store him so that lie could proceed
with the election case this morn
ing. but yesterday he sccmod to
be in a worse condition than ever
before, his eyes being seriously
affected. The burning sensation
that accompanies the eruption Is
exceedingly painful, and tho Gsncr.
al gets very littIc refreshing slccp.
This thing Of Ivy poisoning seems
to be ono Of tho most inexpIicable
things that bother physicians and
physiologist. Why somc car
handle three lcaved Ivy, and oven
rub the leaves wet with dew over
their hands and faces while others
cannot go near tho vine without
being poisoned Is a question not
easily answered. The train on
which Gen. Harrison was return.
ing from the East was stopped IN
the woods by On accidcut to the
engine, aud he with others, got out
and walked about the engine and
along the track, but does not re.
member Of touching or seeing san
Ivy vino, and still he was poisoned
This Is his third or fourth case"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-28
Paper Mssey h SsstA America,

A young American who is now
travelling on business in South
America, writes from Lima, Peru,
regarding the use and abuse Of pa
per money in the several South
American States:
In these South American repub.
lies General Buffers ideas have
long since bceu tried. In Buauos
Ayres, for instance, tho laboring
man prospcre to tho biggest ex-
tent possible. In that city common
working men get rs high as $50 q
day, aud even $50, and there Is no
ordnance against hackmen charg-
ing $l5 for the briefest kind Of q
ridcs aud the lowest class Of all
laborers will NOT look at you for
less than $l5 day. The slowsst
and most ignorant Of all foreign
clerks got $4,000 per annum, aud
| was introduced to young men
who get >!5, 900 per year. Million.
aires are IS plenty as grass. lsup-
pose our laboring men, In their
unthinkins way, would take this
state OF affairs t. be. simply per-
fcction, but people can't forget the
gold basis, aud the trouble Is tho
paper dollar Is worth but three
cents gold, and you can't buy cot
ton cloth for less than SIS q yard,
nor . single small loaf Of bread
for less than IS! In Chill gold is
st premium Of So per cent. In
Bolivia they have silver currency
only, because, long before was
born, the paper mills Of the land
gavs out, and how the ignorant
work people cannot be made to
look at q paper dollar there, be il
ever 50 good. In Uruguay the last
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-28

Two strangers from the country.
who had apparently come into tho
city for the purpose Of witnessing
the froman's display were going
out Of Whitehall street Monday
evening. Both were tall and angi-
lar, and both appeared to be carry
ing a schooner too much beer.
They paused IN front of q police
man.
"MIstcr,' . said tho eldest Of tho
Two. 'sis you seed any thing Of 4
cart gwillo long BY hero--a cart
with : little gray inncl.a pullin' III
The Oi|lccf Wns about 70 dis
claim any knowledge Of such .
vohiolo Whon tho eyenlme gun, q
~ togfefe, want ~ With d boil(f
hol'o (6o don1 1uet Hons tl9tl !.
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-28

CuANCk8Y COURT.
W q PmRnrs Chancellor.
Conh0uia county-lth Monday
October and April, aud continue
twelve days.
Bolivar county-2d Monday Of
November and Nay, and continue
twelve DAYS.
Washington county--lth Mon.
day Of November and Nay, and
continue eighteen days.
Issaquena county-Sd Monday Of
October and April, and continue
six days.
Sharkey county-9d Monday Of
October aud April, and continue
six days.
6mnAower county-lst Monday
Of October and April, and con.
tinuo six days
SuPRRNE COuRT.
Terms Of Supreme Court-coms
mcncc on the Srd Mondays Of April
aud October.
JUnCts " Tllk BuPRENB COUNT.
u 2 elmra1l. Chief Jusllce, n d Cha1mors.
]. A. r. Campbell, Associates:
Clerk. Ollves Clifsen
U. .. CiRCuIr: coUnT.
Robt. A. Hill, Judgs..
Geo. =. SWAMI C1ovh
Tsvns begin n Jsskasn on ths lss. 1ea
days h May and Noveulbes.
U. .. DIsTRiCr COUNT ron SOUTHERN
DISTINCT or Nloo.
Robl. A. I'M, Jndeo.
Geo. +. 6waons C1ets.
seaslons sennsnes IN 'jAokscn en Ne ~
Mondays of June ard JanuaSy.e