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,REE As A CONVEYANCE.

From decree in vacation overrulng oe
murrer, the CLERK may grant an appeal within
thirty days. 1882.
DECREE AS CONVEYANCE.
When decree shall require conveyance
or release, and the party shall not comply
| Herewith such decree shall operate per sc as
conveyance or release the court may ap-
point commissioner to execute the writing
1854.
WHEN DECREE BINDING On MINOR.
when a decree shall be made for the con-
! veyance of the real estate OF an infant, sach
decree shall be binding on the infant unless
! within one wear after attaining the age OF
| twenty-one years. or unless being summoned
! for that purpose, or served with copy OF the
decree, ne shall within six months alter at
tanning said age. show to the court good cause
to he contrary; and it shall not be necessary
to in Sc IT such saving in the decree; but sue
saving shall not extend to DEGREES tor the sale
of the property of deceased persons anu safes
by guardians, and under deeds OF trust or
mortgages" $3.50.
This section is in lieu of 1865, of the Code
of 1871. 1t viii be seen that the rights OF
minors are hereby greatly restricted Under
the Code of 1871, minors have the right, with
in the time limited, to reopen any decree, tex
cept those mentioned in 2l13) While under
the section above quoted, only those DEGREES
may be re-opened, which are made "for the
sale conveyance of the real estate of an IN
fant"
In reference however, to the final settle
ment of an executor, administrator, or guard
ian, it is provided by 207j of the new code,
that any person interested may, at any time
within two years, reopen the decree and, by
evidence dliuHde, sureharge the account, saving
to minors and persons of unsound mind, the
same time after the removal of their disabili-
ties. This provision, to a considerable extent,
removes the objection above indicated to 1850.
EXECUTION OF DECREEs-PRoCESs.
Where no commissioner is appointed to exc
cute decree, the same shall be executed by
he sheriff. The clerk shall issue all proper |
process, returnable to the next term of the
court, or as is prescribed in the circuit court |
aw 1856.
FIERI FACIAS; GARNISHMENT.
Whenever the court shall render order,
Judgment or decree, for the payment of money /
.gainst any executor, administrator or guard
an, any other party litigant therein
omp1iance with such order, judgment, or de-
rec may be enforced by process of peri faciaS
+ garnishment.' q 1851.
For want of space, this chapter cannot be
oncluded in this article but will be in the
ext
L. BRAME.
Jackson, Aug. % 1880.
To be continued
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c-,at and can it be ? far, far away from sigh
rs. noble form Of our beloved vetran lies,
T...-d in the portals Of a tomb of night.
\, mare 10 meet on earth our loving eyes.
I.-bat great towering mind asleep
That walked the nations pride,
,.4-aads the strong man weep,
nv with its soothing tones the tear-drop dried
IA. whispering winds in lowly accents breathe
1 res uriu.n to his memory they pass,
,.5 the lovely forests with softest tendriIs
v4ea.he
r.i-ot7lauIs for the dead alas
T6. cold chilling clods are resting on the
breast.
That uas lies throbless rs the clay;
rI.. generous hand Ieposes there in rest
qfsnfII blue eye no longer sees the day.
,,.l what of this IA man, perhaps the world
may -av is dead,
.,..tf.r mortal has but passed away;
,...-l.er hero for his country bravely bled,
u.. f.e.eI ta Death's demand the debt to pay
Another lonely grave is filled with dust,
,y-tB iaer earth his sacred ashes blend
,n.I ,.aa-.ot this i'm volumes does it speak
feu=-
lr.s. truly. ,aaly, last yriend.
A fi.aH .-ah. meihinks, when Sin in darkest
..,er rolled above
rHa ..all. 1i Paradise 50 fair,
sad dashed way the cup OF perfect happiness
aua love,
r..f.ase The way for care,
',.. cole link only, one pure gem alone was
given
r5 comfort man to-day,
IN III is purity,-Friendship, a link with |
-...t ...ar- the darkest way.
, .r..HH Ae uas indeed, to old and young,
lear ue aai for bitter anguish, too.
IN. .r..,. man s. cry never uuheeQed rung
rpas lis carr and often true
(, H.rIs orphan, face was made to sweetly
Hram
sas afuIIv gifts OF love,
,.--....I Gy hia own hand with magic of u
fairy dream
.tueEf trou She stars above.
.--t lis lsue from ont this vale of tears,
..- t.a.-griut on The sand,
Ind ever iu tire hearts OF all shall ring through
joys auI fears.
g...r#.r. OF one grand,
.nrI Tie body shall again reclaim the SOUL
.uI .aH ia hauriua#s forever dwell,
.ierc never through those pearly gates Of old,
i.T ring ji.at -adIest "orl Of all-fareweu!
gA4uoSD. August II, 1850.
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GOT IT BAD.

A gushing girl of Kentucky, who signs her
self BIRDIE" is the author of the following
from the CoHrier-JourRGi
Kiss me quick, kiss me nice.
Kiss me once, kiss me twice:
Hiss me often, kiss me long
Mss me boldly, Is 'Birdie's' song.
Hold me tight in fond embrace,
Mouth to mouth, face to face
Sparkling eyes, blue "a skies
Sparkling love that never dies
Ruby lips in passion meet
Glued together with neeiarsweat
Scented breath or lilies flower
Intoxicates with Cupids power.
Roguish dimples on rosy cheek
Bushes. playing hide ana seek
Honey kisses, often given.
Love tokens so sweefly riven.
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FoR THE GLARIoN.l
THE NEW CODE.
No. IS.

CHAPTER 59.-CHANcERY CoURT.-con-
tinued.
In reviewing this chapter, IS heretofore :
will not attempt to give even Synopsis Of
the entire law. My endeayor will be to snow
all the important new provisions, and to lnoh-
cate the most striking of the changes that have
been made. Where no mention is made Of a
change. il will be understood that the provis-
ions Of the law now in force are in substance,
if not literally, retained.
BILLs-THE ADDRESS
-'The address Of bills may be, ITO the Cham
Gerry Court Of the county Of -;;' and
may commence as follows. to-wit:
'The complainant shows to the court and
the residence Of the parties must be stated,
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Gen. Hancoek,s Chances.
JNO. w. FEW ELL,
Cir nnm F. o.

Memphis Avalanche.l
Hancock viii cross the Rotomac with las
votes. He wants Al more. He has three chan.
ces to get them: Oh New York and Indiana;
% New York, New Jersey and Connecticut;
Isl New York and the Pacific States. To date,
the odds are in favor Of Hancock
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La.
49,, 80 Peo '.e "'.i.g -u'..t e. Strong
80 "'neAI. means tHe end .t .h. -arufEa
I -, 80: < t.'nint cog 4esaHI--.I- lt I.H south
Nh :, IA: or any eNit purpose b. NIGH, BE-
I She +. sal5I H. s',L elAI "a' r. ls mott
49,. =, ''- ''' pray tFS i'r b t.T and urH--
- NH' IS soil Tor home. 81. ra-,uury. r..T
S,I - NaH q solid t.- tlr old Hl-
,,,,,I 49, mon s.-iler u.. 0.ra DO lu .r.-
,orl,,,,5 sue p -H. a-tIa-l bribery.
""'sAl rugs AMI frl.tu' rut ...-.-
a. SNORT. she d solid t.r ae uam.grr-
came her. -, ~, .'', :" T'rtt. OH. 3
the SONS s.I 81" y s-' 90 t- "I fear 'rHs
the Darn,.,,.. '.- % '@ .'' 'r.H-e O. frH-a
ern membar. ~ ."a' aI Is South
invas;l,,, 80 ia t~uhe' l.Hr amy Hu-... r
.rsl - 49," W''h 'tf HN- ,urreul-
~ slovsS ''' '.'.'I-' ieiF H restoration
slaves for -, I.' t5'iA 'i payment '.-
i,ad ~ IL 49, 'l''A0 't0 esp r--.F pruh..-
m. Tni,o5 S...'''l'tt - t' .'' c'--.I. ulHu ..
Inv ali - $500 N Ait' lf'f "'eu rst.t.I
r9r1 IN. l"e e.t i14i go Ns't bank
It;,,y f. So ''"eat wan southern war
uulsr Inc ]t,, 49, -''I. GAP Pee paid.
and ti, 81. 49,. ...7 .. ..L#tt lIrr.
should hanLrI,,.t ia. .'.''.- hL.s'tI.rf
erish themselye- ,,itT ', t"' l"f-
CLAIM. =, $50 TIts' 'Ntt"L '' pay war
IA rnI,i 49, .'''A So H who i4eF hatri
n mo-, -. .F ~ a1't- N.t. UtfF4 ht tNs
need retIrtat,.., 2" .' t'il.A.'I- .l
sham can fr,,,,y., 80. "a eve '.Hi such To-
bus' nos. - rs ia -" '' '.AtH- ra.ta.Ntlu-
pu' u l. SAld u tat Democracy r..ufr Dbl,
lV"eF ne southern men will assume .untr.r
a. readers Three uHas -tue. rne WARTIME,
southern men have bad coutr.. 50 tse U.r-..
OF heLreseuiatveS. aud each f.n. thew E4r.
elected a Northern man >Feak,r.a Nar,I.rr
"a" sergeant ai Arms. and % Union -... .l...
rom heutucky .Clcrk. and have taken a-.|.-
w Do1r-keeIer place Tor themselves F.r-
f p..I 'neS nave supported Northern meu t.r
=, Vsllenl anu Nltr-Prt>tduut two af tI...
mon UeheFhlS, and one tAt father of af..Tr.
uohlshlt anu have asked uofh.u- f4r fE.-..-
serves except that Yea 10 MOS elect men ,,..,
VIII Cypress them. lou remember dina tbf-
u argument OF Solo South wa. pressed iu arf
~ NlRoI ~ the canvass 90 l~Il Tho t....r.
u inc norm were told then tHaI H'T fEr' SAM.
wanted was 90 get iuta power rr1 fi.... .,I.
tontederate flag would be drawn f-. |..
hldlng place aud the Union Ir-ir5,.F a'
what, ask was the rosult9 Tine fuast t,,....
ana vndIcuNc hu-kuN wlo.va r....pa,,..
py the IMAGINATION ot radical -r9f4n aI,,...L...
10 alarm the women and children anna frH,r,.
ne men OF the North could mot have d,sisal ,,...
a ked better opportunity CO. DESTROY. tf= i-,..
Than was afforded to him bv fI. R.,urI,....
party IN 1867. Thev had .a8f tr...os ..,
Southern otatcs iu violation of Inv .1I r..
stitutiOn in 1876 tu uarrv thp efr.I;.,.5 m r
hey rallied in this thev send ,i,IrIr,a. .t.t....
men TO aid she infamous ErtUrl.i,.., E..,.I. d..
Z inc Z.
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DECREE FOR DAMAGES.

Upon the dissolution Of an injunction, the
party claiming damages, may suggest in writ
ing, the nature of the damages, and amount
claimed, and the court or chancellor may hear
evidence, orally or by deposition, and enter a
decree therefor on the injunction bond, such
decree to be entered in term time or vacation
when the motion 10 dissolve is disposed of.
If the damages are not 50 assessed and decreed,
the party may have an action at law for the
same on the bond. 1919.
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AEEgBAFTTS READ.

49, - S;.sRoive N, Injunction on bill and an
YER read ID evideRee afdaVits taken " him
on Two days notice to the opposite party 2. me
time and pIsee n taking sash eAdasass.
1916,
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ATTACHMENTS ~ CHANCERY.

Section 1882, of the New Code, defines ihs
jurisdiction of the court in these cases.
Section 1905 provides explicitly for serv-
ing process on persons in this State so as to
subject effects of, or debts due, nonresident,
absent or absconding debtor to complainants
demand.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
ReD5.tsa for Tie Clarion by L. Brame, Attor
aey-at-Law, Jackson, Miss.
APRIL TERM, 1880


CHARLES =. b"E'EAt1 49, ,
No. 5lJ5.
j. W. tHtNr-
A.r.el from the caanesry Court of Bolivar
t.,.,ir Hon " O. Phelps Chancellor
..... I'D. d. ..r,.,t.fi.p iu Bolivar County
'""f 80 mai;
tb SMITH: sou@ of the purchase money re'!"'n-
In.r uuHaiI Smith gave "a trust deed on the
.,.....,,. trustee. IN s..nre Crump
....t .-...+l.rl.1 Tho deed from C.rmp to
winch was i'eo''''' m "'''
e..i ..rd ~ Loorev who sold to
rrowbridea deeds being executed. Irow-
bridge rfid trump S--'' d 'le ,'''''''
was lty.meei by Osborne anu e1eIu e' ms
'' $50 80, .la..I evoented nv
~mitb. and received froh yrowbridge in lieu,
the essignne"t of a mortgage en- property IN
Ne" Jersey which ifo" bridge "..e'Ie' was
good security log '"e 3-''''', Ing w
''-"-s
h'''5 was '"7''''"'
os.ofne bad the trust deed on the piah.1'
tiou foy-eiosei, -ud bought it in himself No
tlut WAS gwen al the sale OF NrumP 5 flsn'S-
trump then ME" inns 'll' against Cs"o''''
and Ir'"briage T." 'SS''' '5"il'S' '''e liet
lands lien Tor lAe 'a''''e ung
rTas represented by the note oil +F'"'r'use'
The de'enheA'+ me" w,
m1iune the i''ls s'+''' III .,.. .l,a
alleged tHai AFTER 1t "@E
W." Jersey i"'' '-'7' "a -
sass. guri 60 'rH"p rig"Ee On P''F
New York, when trump "eoeP'e" III Pi'o' -
fa.ather mortgage
Nat..fiu.5nv .gas ia ken ON either side. After
.t..,+..,. ,rIo,,e5 f,r talipg proof. he case
''' ''''e 81. I.,,.;,,,,
"t- by t'mPAi""ht' SCI GOV" ,of "S' ing
ou bin and answers. The death Of Browbridge
l..,,,... ,,.,,.s,..I .,nplaiuanr dismissed as 10
him. decree was rendered IN favor Oh trump
su5ietting the lands 10 his debt. Osborne APP
ra1ial
IN ,I..s...,,.,.,f Osborne. il was stated that
was after the bill was MED. 'ihef e"eS''o"S
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LAND LEVIED On.

IF land of the nonresident, absent or alb
sconding debtor be the subject of such suit,
writ of attachment shall be issued, and shall
be levied by the sheriff or other officer such
wrts at law are required TO be levied on land
AID shall have ike effect Z 1899.
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BILL OF REVIEW.

To 1924, Code 1871, add: "And, dispos-
ing of the bill of review, the court may render
decree against the parties to such security
rs may be proper Z 1896.
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"wBIfS OF sEQUEsTRATIoN

May he issued for personal property in such
such eases as in other. I 1900
SECTIONS 1899, IO4O and 10iI, Code 1871, are
re-enaeted, and 1912 is omitted. For the first
time in this state, we have in reference to at
tachments in chancery plain and well de-
fined mode of procedure given.
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PROOF OF EXHIBITS.

Exhibits to bills or answers may be proved
by atfidavits hled With the exhibits in the
clerks office, at any time before the hearing,
or by witnesses at the hearing, but two days
notice OF the taking of such afadayits, of
the purpose to produce witnesses ut the hear
ing, shall be given to the opposite party. I
1898
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DAMAGES on DISSOLUTION.

To 2 1851, Code 1871. d. -'unloss the value
of the property the sale OF which
strained. Is less than the amount of the debt,
in which case the dana yes shall be computed
the value of the properly, which shall be
ascertained and determined by the chancellor;
aud IN all cases upon the dis solution Of an in
junction, the images may be ascertained by
the court or chancellor. upon reference to
master, and proof. if necessary. and decree
therefor BE- made, and execution be issued
thereon : 1913
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EVIDENCE.

"The rules the competency of Witness
es shall be the same in the courts of chancery
as in circuit courts. 1886.
These rules do not differ from those prescrib-
ed by the Code Of 1871
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BOND As A JUDGMENT.

A bond u enjoin proceedings At law on a
iud gIn.ut Tor money, upOu the dissolution of
such mi unctiol, in whole or in part, shall have
the force and effect of Judgment against the
obligors, and being certified by the clerk of
the court in which it i fled 10 the ERIK OF the
court in which the Judgment was rendered,
execution may be issued against the said obi
gors for the amount of the judgment which
was eni0inei and ii any Of said obligors have
died, seirs facias may be issued for their re-
representatives., and, on revival of such judg-
ment against them a separate execution may
be issued TO them, if satisfaction of the
judgment has not been had 1920
These provisions certainly give very sum
mary remedy for damages when an injunction
IS dissolved 4.
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LIN ES
MAGGIE A. DOWNING.

Most respectfully and Additionally Dedicated
n the Memory of Gov. A. G. Brown.
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MULTIFARIoUsNEss.

''The uniting in one bill of several distinct
and uhconnected matters of equity against
the same defendants, shall not be an objection
to the bill. Z 1886.
''If demurrer for multifariOusness shall
be sustained the court may authorize amend
ments by directing separate bills to he filed
without new process, ~ TO the parties before
the court and by the addition of new parties,
or otherwise, may BE- necessary or proper
for the attainIaentOf Justice" Z 1887.
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FoREcLosURE-DEcREE FOR BALANCE.

Upon the confirmation OF the report of the
sale OF any property, real or personal, under
Il decree for sale to satisfy d mortgage, deed
Of trust, or other lien on such property, if
court upon his motion, shall give decree
against the defendant for any such balance
for which by the record of the case he may be
personally liable, upon which decree execu-
ton mnN isSnn.' 1924
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DISPOSITIONS

May be taken before the same officers, upon
ike notice, and in the same manner, is pre-
scribed for taking depositious in the circuit
court. lS4a
The testimony of party out OF the state
may be taken by filing interrogatores in the
clerks Office and giving notice. If the inter
rogatories are not answered, the bill shall be
dismissed or, in case of defendant, a pro
congfesso shall be entered. 1913.
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ADVERSARY EXAMINED ORALLY.

ANY party 20 a suit desiring to examine any
opposite party in open court may, without
first taking his deposition, have such party
summoned as a witness. and examine him in
open court during the progress of the trial,
aud shall be at liberty to contradict the testi-
mony of such party, he might do as to any
witness, but such party shall be entitled to
fees as a witness for said party, to be paid and
taxed S in cAae # other aitnesses.' 1914.
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IN TAX CASES

Bond shall be in double the amount of the
taxes enjoined. 1908.
&C RoSD IN CERTAIN CASES.
sNeither the state, Aos any county or board
of supervisors, nor any incorporated city,
town or village in this state, nor any OF the
Incorporated public charitable institutions of
the state, L4sintained in whole or in part by
il nor any state o6scer of this state suing out
an Injunction in his ofhcisi character, shall
be required to give bond to obtain an iEj urc-
ton but it may be granted, without the re-
ouirement of bond" zl909.
All existing statutes in reference to the
granting and issuance of injunetiOns are con-
tinued in force
DISSOLUTION OF INJUNcTIoNs.
Section lO49, Code 1871, is so amended as to
REQUIRE five, instead of ten days notice of
motion to dissolve, and in term time, after an
swer alsd, three days notice. 1914.
ON BILL AID AEswEE --!E l!G
"a motion to dissolve an injunction upon
hill and answer shall not be entertained, pend
inc exceptions to the answer for insntaeiencys
unless the chancellor shall be OF the opinion
that the matters Of exception would not affect
the motion, even if they are well taken.
, 1875
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HoND REQUIRED.

Sections 1O44-5, Code 1871. are re-enacted.
In case the sale of certain designated proper
ty is stayed by injunction, on the ground that
it is not liable to the judgment or execution
sought to be enforced, bond need not be in
double the amount of the judgment, but shall
be in sufficient penalty to cover all damages.
1907
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INJUNcTIoNs on SUNDAY.

''Injunetions may in aIcases be granted, is
sued and executed on Sunday, if the judge or
chancellor consider it proper and this pro-
vision shall apply to all other remedial pro-
cess. 1904
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ESTATES OF MINORS AND OTHERS

I'm all cases in which it may be thought to
be necessary for the protection of the estate
of decetents minors and persons of unsouud
mind, receiver may be appointed either by
the court or by the chancellor in vacation,
subject to the foregoing provisions" 1926.
All other provisions of the Code of 1871 in
relation TO receivers are retained
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DEFENDANT TO ANSWER AMENDMENT.

Nv hen bill is amended, after answer filed
and an answer to the anne ndment is necessary
the defendant shall be allowed twenty days
after notice of the amen iment. To answer fail
ing in which the matter OF the amendment
may be taken as confessed and if the defend
ant or his solicitor is present in court when
an amendment is made, no other notice shall
be required" 1888
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coMauss1oNERs-DoND REQUIRED.

The court or chancellor may require of u
commissioner in any case bond conditioned
to pay all money which may come into his
hands. Z 1882
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From decree in vacation overruling : de-
murrer the CLERK may grant an appeal within
.h-~.v davs 1872
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AIISJOINDKR.

''No objection for misjoinder of parties shall
he taken at the hearing, but the court shall
decree upon the merits, without rega4d to such
objection 1883.
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RECEIVERS.

1852 Code 1871, is so amended as to require
five instead of ten, days notice of an applica-
ton for the appointment Of receiver 1921
MONEY PAID INTO COURT.
In lieu of 1866, Code 1871 the following is
enacted
when money shall be paid into court under
its order, receiver may be appointed to keep
the same, who shall give bond and security,
as in other cases, but if the money shall be
ordered to he paid to the clerk Of such court,
his official bond shall cover it, and an addi-
rional bond may be required if the court or
chanceIIor shall drink proper.- 1923.
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NEW PARTIES.

"A complainant desiring to make new par
ties to his bill may file his amended bill for
that purpose in the clerk > office, in vacation,
without leave of the court or chancellor; and
therenPon the clerk shall issue process upon
such bill, in like manner is if it was an orig
inal hill >. 1881
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VOLUME XLIII.

either following the address of the bill, thus
A. B., citizen of --- compIainnant
v C. D. and E. E.. citizens of --. defen-
dants, or in the body of the bill. 1866
Petitions may be addressed in the same
manner as bills" 1867
The form here prescribed is a marked i'm
provement on that given in the Code of 1871
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HOW AMENDMENTS MADE.

amendments of bills and answers shall be
made paper, distinct from the bill or
answer, except where the amendment is of a
brief character, when it may be made by an
erasure or iuterlineatiOn with ink of differ
ent color from that in which the bill or answer
Is written and the amendment shall be made
in such manner that ii may be ascertained
with certainty in what it consists" 1884.
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ADDITIONAL TIME.

To z 1922, Code 1871, add: " but an answer
may be required to be filed during the same
term, and should be where the plea or demur-
rer is merely for delay Z 1890.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-25

When decree shall require convey anee
or release, and the party shall not comply
Herewith, such decree shall operate Perst as a
conveyance or release or the court may ap-
point a commissioner to execute the writing
z 1854