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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16

-, =, soma other business ~ sugn
gaee ~ should happen simultaneouIsy
throughout the West a nJ In cioqred
wheels Of commerce wou'u n,rss,ves. we
10 an untold degree. TOT o niIots 20
think II would be better Tor Tue p "o,' n,Si
combine and employ compevsns whsrs
and carry the matter to Von9 ~ ~.
the law creating such . ooaro "" ~
pe ThS Ella Layman took three barses Of
,,e. and one Of telegraph poles up Ye'
terday. NIL. n t.., o
p,rr,uuRou. March Is. River . zee. = =
inches and rising. weather '''"
cool. n;cl
Johnson Chas. Morgan, ldlewiId. uP
WRawlins Green and Schenck. kaIn' aI
.,J sl.eiinp since 2P. NJ; mercury co.
River m feet q inches and falling
NASHVILLE. March l6.-Riyer ris,hs
rapidly with IL lilo on Eauts, isnds
10 OF the recent flood. Inc low .n"
about the city are all deeply $3.50 s.
No report Of serious damage ye'' "
parted-Anderson, Cairo. ,
MrMrurs, March l5.--Riyer rose @,
,rrhes lrriyed-Gmnd Tower, 81
Ionis peparted-Andy Baum; Oinein'
natl: Belle Memphis, ST. Louis. kain'hs'
ST. LOUIS, March l5.-Arrived-N,one.
Deparied-Polar Star. Tennessee river
Colorado, Memphis. River, ~ Iest
Inches. Weather cloudy, cold wihuy
and freezing.
CrscisxAri, March l5.-River 80 lse'
; inches and stationary, arrivs
Buckeye State, Pittsburgh 81 Lax
renee, Wheeling;J J. W. Gaii, MemPn"'
departed Buckeye State, Pittsburgh
Louisville, March l5.--Riyer rising
with II feet ! inches In the sana,'
Weather chilly, cloudy and raining
Arrivals and departures.-fit'spnIsni
st. Louis to Huntington; Benwooa anu
tow. Pittsburgh to Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, Ill, March l5.-Arrlvm,,
more. 81. Louis; A. ]. Baker, New
Orleans; st. Gcnievc, Memphis; Gold
Dust. Vicksburg. pepartcd-Sl Genieve
aud Champion, st. Louis: 'old pus''
81. Louis. r. Il, Springer, New Orleans
River a. feet . inches aud rising
Weather, slceting.
Nww ORLEANS, March l5,-No arr,
walls. Deparicd--John A. Wood and
barpes. Louisville; Kyle, CINCINNATI
Belle Of Shreveport, ~. Louis. Weather
rainy and warm.
yic1suuRG, March ij.-Tleayy rain
thermometer 80. River risen 5 inches
since Saturday, with Il feet 10 inches
in the canal, up-llenry Frank anu
James Howard. Down-Golden Crown
| and J. NJ. White.
=H-.=-@-H.H---=----
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16

Trains IcAyIng Columbus at 3 % AMI ~
run daily Though thtCtgO ENprcc
leaves Columbus daily vNtcYt SUNDAY. ats. Or
A with slcrptug car aattsrbg'l arriving IN thlrQ
gOat f,gO next murn,nE. bgrths can % sViNN
n advance 40 Union Depot UcAc' "s''" N"''h
bus D.,
Pullman = draw Ing uooul s,c, pans yAis thfyNSt
without change nom ~tsuN.lytly lH,i % lnlia
dclphlA ard New York, auJ Wet o. N''umeg.
S,nrinnatl IouIsytlIc, indianapolis and 81
Louis - -.
F0r through tickets bn,1Igc chsykS S.cplnS
car Recommendations and any further ma rmh.
zion apply u Joseph n hcleA.i'c, llSAvt ~ eNt
~ ps,,Sisndlc pcpot loot ~ Eleventh street or
AZ City TiCkct OihcC. under NcluN housc
10 W. Caldwell. GcuCuai ManNgCr Coinm b1s,
O.w. l. o'Rricn. 1enctal Passenger ana ilHkst
Agent Columbus. u. noAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
THE COLOR TEST.
Modification Of the Law of Color
Kindness In Pilots

Pilots aud river men generally have
been considerably worried over the law
requiring all pilots To- visit Revenue
Marine Hospital aud undergo cXamna-
ton us To- facility IT, distinguish color
They will hr somewhat relieved 10 read
the following modification, in the form
Of a department circular.
e. Supsrr,nr, and Local inspectors NJ
ScIn IiSNk
la Wow ct the hardship aud expense
likely 10 accrue TO pilots living at points
remote FROM stations ol the Revenue
Marine Hospital Service, IN visiting such
stations for the purpose OF being exam
incd as 10 colur-hlludncss, as required
by the amendment 10 Rule a., Rules
and Regulations OF the Board OF Super.
vising Inspectors, Department Circular
No. IL, dated February L.. 1850. is here
10y 80 modified rs TO allow pilots EN-.
ploycd at places remote from Marine
Hospital Surgeon, 10 be examined by
any respectable resident physician,
whose certificate that such pilot
is exempt from the disease known
n color blindness shall accom-.
palN tue iNtNNf anu nalh ol Once OF
such officer when sent 10 any board Of
local inspectors Tor renewal of his H.
Ccnsc IN the manner provided ia rule
~, rules and regulations.
Upon the rcccip, Of the certificate
a license shall be- issued the same as
though said examination la been made
by marine hospital surgeon. The
modification is not TO be applied 10 az.
plicantS for original licenses. they, in
all cases, must be examined In the man.
ner prescribed in circulsr No. H.
\ second visual examination will not
be- required in any case, and insp, ctots
will therefore retain all certificates upon
their permanent files for reference in
cases Of applications for renewal Of
licenses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
philadelphia.

PmLADELruIA, hlarch Flour
Dull; no demand except Tor small lots
by local consumers, Minnesota extra
medium 20 ~; good ~ %; choice ~ 10
GG7 %; Minnesota patent process ~ b2l.
Rye Flour Steady ut 800. Wheat
Rather more of disposition Ia operate:
Western rejected 81 IL; No. 2 red in clc-
vator 81 10y; No. 2 red seller March
81 i5i bid, 81 ~. asked; seller April
81 i5l bid, ~ i5s asked; seller May
81 Az bid, 81 a.! asked, seller June
81 II bid 81 II asked. Corn Steady
yellow western on track b5ltt 5bc; west
mixed on track, soc; sail mixed seller
March 56lc bid, 56ic asked; seller
April 5iic bid, bI!c asked, seller May
53Ic bid. 53ic asked seller June b2sc
bid, 52lc asked. Oats Demand lair
aud market firm; western mixed i5lta'
i6c; No. 3 white i7c Provisions Quiet
aud steady. Beef Mess Sl3 90. Mess
Pork-At IL 5OCNl2 20. Hams Smoked
DIml0lc; picked 7lm0lc. lari-Wcst-
orn 7IaSc; steam isc. Buttcr-ln
good demand; creamery extra N(d BIC {,
New York and Bradford county, Pa,
extra 27n29c. Western Reserve extra
27td2br, good tn choice 2lta'2Oc. Eggs
Steady, western i24Gala. Cheese -
Quiet, creamery lNgl4lc; good 1910
l3ic. Pcirolcum--D Dull and unchanged.
Whisky Quiet atsi 10.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, Marrh lb--Wheat- Dull,
weak and lower, amber Michigan
II 3lj. No. . red seller April III 80;
seller May 81 32l; seller June 81 30l :
seller July 81 lil; WESTERN amber
81 3li Corn Easier; high mixed
i3ic; No. ? spot i3c. seller May i3lc,
rejected i2lc. 'amagcd t0c. Oats
Dnll and nominal; No. 2 red SIZE.
Clover Seed steady, prime ~ IL.
Ont ago.
CHIcAao. March lb.-Flour-Nomi.
nally unchanged Whca, Dull, weak
aud lower, No. = Chicago spring
81 20i cash, 81 20! seller April; 81 20l
seller May. sales 81 20i, 81 22i Nc Ter
No. 2 81 O6iGol 0Dl; rejected voc.
Corn Fair demand but at lower rate
for fresh 37ic regular. Sole cash; 36ic
seller April, i0c seller May, rel ccted
Sole. Oats go Easier. 3licCg3ltc cash |;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays judicial Proceed
ingS.

q. s.. DISTRICT CuUKr-IvpOEiouN D.
JACKSON, III.
Court met at 2 An,
NJ business ut Importance transacted.
Adjourned until -. to-day.
COUNTY COUKr,-IUpGE BOND.
Count met nj y An
jeremiah Pcytou vs.. Mary Narlng.
yxrculrlx. in assumpsit. before the fol
lowing jury. Mcssrs X ], Bullari. l..
u. Morris. John lsett. Louis Mcdcr,
Thomas Flanagan. John Fulton. &, \,
Never. Martin Clancy, n ]. Fclbcr, IL.
T. fv,yyman, J, X. Botslpri and Bernard
brady. Case still on ts,al
Thomas Virgins. native Of Ireland,
obtained las second naturalization ia.
pcrs.
Adjourned until "a. n to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16

s5lc. seller May. Rye-Firmcr At ,,
73c. Bafley-Steaiy aud uncI,n-'
NJ &c. Pork-Dnll and lowe, a, Sig
6ii SIT cash; Sill 37l@n 10 80 .
Anil; 81 80 bid May. Lard-DrST.a'' :
az and market Arm; 81 l2i@7 l;~' ~
a rs seller April; 81 % seller NJ
SuIk Moats-ouist and weak. VIZ
-Stesdy and unchanged at 81 u IT,
othy eeed Easier at 2i@2ic. Far"
Firm at 81 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
GENERAL MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.
Now York.

Nrw YoRK, March 10. Dry Goods 90
Business fairly active with commission
houses aud jobbng trade buoyant. Cot
ton goods ia steady demand aud very
firm. Prints in lair request and firm at
last advance. Printed lawns, piqucs
and wide prints active. Ginghams NOV
Ing steadily aud leading makes scarce.
Mems wear woolcns In moderate de-
mand aud firm, Foreign goods fairly
nctiyc,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
Innsfgn

The following conveyance Of property
were admitted % record ia the County
Clerks office yesterday:
Deed made March nth, between Jere.
miah Harry, Of Marion. Indiana. and
Mary A. Harry, Of the first aud simon
Horkhciner OF the second part, in con.
sideraiion Of $50. Of part OF lot SO. . In
square No. 10, situate ON the southeast
corner Of Market and Eleventh streets
in the city Of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
Don't Worn Ms

with your complaints about your teeth, ="
said an annoyed father 10 his Sweet
sixteener.~ Il told you 10 buy the
SozopoSr and use il. but you didn't aud
you deserve TO snder. And - she
aid. and all other sweetsixteeners who
act like her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16

lasr evening the Academy OF Music
VAS filed with the best audience tina,
has yet greeted the management Of this
coEy place, The programme was an en-
trcly new one, and one that seemed 10
give universal satisfaction, IL one might
Judge from the yOciierous applause that
greeted each act. Among the new faces
we notice in particular Messrs. Ward
aud Wells Ia their Irish specialties.
which are very neat The gems. though,
are without doubt Miss Addie O'Brien
ia her act on floating wire, and the
O'BJien Bros. In their marvellous act on
the trapCxe. Among the oil faces We
notice MessrS. Connors aud Cannon.
Chas. Grear. bliss Nellie Waters and the
Glenn sisters These people are all
iavoiiies, aud We hope TO see the Hall
crowded every night during this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
Wonthrr Indicailons.

wAsuNGroS. March l6, M-for
TcnnosscC und the OHIO Valley, cloudy
weather and ruiu, followed by clearing
weather, and preceded 10y stationary or
lower baromciCr. uorthcrly, shifting to
westerly. winds aud stationary 81 lower
Temperatures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16

NOTuNG was going on among the
Twelfth street justices yesterday, ex-
ccpt at 'SQuire Miller's. where the entire
force were busy house cleaning. A quiet
calm prVyalcs this establishment now
that "hete" has departed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
Mason s Hamhn Organs on Easy TernS
tor.EverY body.

Plan A. a tNsh balauCc IN thryc months
t',sn 3. a, Ctsh, balance iusiN months,
Plan Z. - cssh, hainucc Ia twelve months
Plan u. =, cash. halaucC IN tOur. eight AMI
twelve months
Rent plan, one-tcnth the Price every
thrce months, givrst two and a hall years
10 pay /. in. lOu can buy one ci the
best Organs from the agvpt, VIM. II.
Shcib, under Washington Hall, Tor from
81 to 81 Ter meath. No shop shop
gOOls. but the bc>, Organs made IN the
world. Call at Shcib's, see the bcauii-
iul STYLES. and SECURE one before they
advance in price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
4ubeelins Register
LOCAL IHTELllGERCE,
Iuaos 10 New Advertisements

Furniture C. Mcudcl " Go.
For Sale Bellaire Property.
For Sale-Collee aud Spice Mills.
For Sale or ent-Steam Flour aud
WOODEN Mills.
Spring Stock--l. Blum n Bro. Head
OF Local
Wanted Cook ia u Small Family,
Prang's Cards-W. ;. Hutchins.
Onion SctX-R ]. Smyth,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
TO CLEVELAND
only s IIouN aal2 Is Miuutcsl
To CHICAGO Only Is IIou'si
LEAvE Accom-. ~

Stoubcuyillv accommodation lcaYC9 bciialtr AZ
NprN bridgeport az 800, and arrives az Stcu
Bcnvlilc al o. o. n.
Leave Steub,uyillo 20 7.5O A. n. Bridgeport
.ts.Si A. y. arrive az ECllAlrv ~ p.u1 A. n.
mo sfruuyurlllC Accommodation, tn adiiuon
70 thc,r rysv,ar ulp % aud itnm StcuGcuIlilc
III MAJ ,fhc FOLLOW iug trips between ngllaiU
auI Martini fTry
bridegroom D. Martins fCrgy. .,.......l 10 - A. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16

Ma ALHKKT RocHER, $40 Ayenue Z
New York, WAS cured Of Rheumatism by
. single application Of 81. JlcoBs or,
and recommends this wonderful rene.
dy TO all sufferers from this painful Dir
esse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16

5topptDp when required ut sherman llousC
l.tnaytlr. wrst wheeling AMI Umycl llill
Tickrts aud bnggagc checks to al principal
ooints Inn The East aud West can BE- punourcd a.
lac Ticket oiicc On BrllErpori. y X. NY elS,
0nysp Uyuornl rrrpugrr x Ticket Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
v IiEII lNU, TITIsHV EGU MD hAIIIMUK'
nINlstIN
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE

Trans leave Pan. Handle Depot foot ut Eleventh
street.. near public hniius, daily. cNorrt SUI.
day, A. ipliows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16

TuE Cincinnati papers have announ-
ced that the u. q D. X. K Company in.
tends giving 10 per cent increase 10
It's employee This Is mistake. The
increase only applies TO the day laborers
and not TO the clerical force and other
employees Of the road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
EDUCATIONAL,
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NYINE DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY IN,
~ books fpruishcd II cest calendar arr.
q snit teach en-; expenses Tor one year irop /,
a sTu: non -sectarian. liberal. thorough
farm bcrins September III, is'a. "a
for CAtsioxuss and other information a..
10 the President. J. \. THOMPSON, M.
town, WoSNe sSAg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
TRANSFORMATIONS.
CLEVELAND & PlTTsBuR6 q. q
Condensed Time Card.
GOING EAST AND WEST.

On aud aitsf Sov q lSs9, all trains will run
daily texcpt sunday aa iollows'
aThtough trains ~ fitSougn.
2rhrough trains % Cleveland.
although trains % Chicago.
Pullmsn's raTiOr Cars between Nellsyille and
Cleveland
Alliance aud Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
Please call and see the IL oun-
tcss'' pattern spoons and Forks
new. JACOB ". GRUBB, the
IcMclcr.
thermometer RECORD

As taken at Schncpfs Opera House
drug store.
MuNpAN.
lS.p lNsO.
FrNtsN.8r 7Axi2N 7rS
y ~ q 70 SO q o. 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
DnrrTxRTRx,

yt,o TiIOsE THAT DESIRE TO SAVE THElR
natural u<th Nc would NY that We are now
better prepared than eyvr beiore 70 enable thstn
IA roam ne can and ere making better ana
hand,pfnuf Sold riiiinlz With moe ease ~ our
Ssf,snts. .h.n hass hersecfcre been made IN tbs
elty cd elsewhere without the aid OF the hlecuis
Pirkgc- What We sfy We can prove oy ae1uh
te,rnn.rr tiou Call and see tot yourselves.
JAMES N. SuR9nSON a son
.,,vn No iil3 Market ST. Wheeling W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16

No. o.. ou saturday niyAL ba, Hu connection
t,r Vblpr.o or Saulu -
Pullman IHit,r. lUtNtH. Bosom ana Ni'tp'hs
Cnrs ou ntl uEht tJiur
Cln.. connections Gr, maiy COO ell points
4,utn arI southwest North aud Northwest,
mailing This "a dysiurir luut' tor uvluuut, Hnd
pgrsou- mpyi ug Co The great West aud =" Nh""
Particular attention g. given.
No. a. stops al all stations between Nhcc'lns
and Guitun. $500. . . ...,.,,..,,,.
wtiETIlNG, rITISHy EGU AND hAlllAORh
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling .................' ~ v l.Wf
TriairlptiA Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling ...,.-............ ~ A. N ~ r n
Ttrkci. to ,IJ rfiuriTH, lr..fs nu H,ir 20 depot
once npcu 10 nU hour, .iu-ng tbc day.
Inflammation o. the travelling TtliC rhvCriully
ytvrn " " e. EMtNtS. N 81 I.
X 4. pEyEElEs. General Agent, Wheeling.
uoVtN
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BALTIMORE { OHIO R. r. CO.


IN aui afre Nny ~. tsp. Passenger rraius
slu Leave A. follows Wheeling time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16

GLASS Shades of every size and style
atllutchins' Art Store.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-02-25
Yazoo Herald. I
Canton Nail

Mr.. w. W. Nichols lost his residence
niture, household effects and the el
clothing of himself and family, on Tue
last by fire.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-02-25
Meridian Mercury. ]

The proprietor of the Archusa Springs
property, Col NJ. Smith, of the Mobile News,
is about to have the property surveyed into
lots of convenient size and exposed to sale.
Several persons are expecting to buy and
build summer cabins at once. The editor
of this journal expects to be one of them.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-02-25
MISSISSIPPI ITEMS.

Central Star
On last Sunday night Mr. Leopold Marks,
one of the chief clerks in the establishment
of Mr.. Simon, in Durant, committed sui
eide.
Copiahan
At the election held in Beauregard, on the
9TH, the following gentlemen were elected !:
For Mayor Frank NJ. Thomas; for Alder
men, G.. w Elough r. J. Morris, Polk
Ferguson, Ben King, Jr., and Ed Pierce;
for City Marshal, Richard Griffin.
Kemper Herald.
Several families of negres who went to
Kansas from Sumter county returned home
by way of this place last week. They did
not unpack their chattels in Kansas, de-
claring that it was impossible for negro to
live in that country.
Mississippi Central
Our citizens were startled on Tuesday
evening last at the announcement of Capt.
Cooks death, which occurred about half
past five O'clock. Very few persons in town
knew of his sickness.
Dr. Dickson was called to Durant Tues
day evening last, to see Mr.. r. \. Colqu-
houn, who is down with a very bad case of
pneumonia The DIR. returned on We'd
nesdav and reports that Mr.. Colquhoun is
covery This will be sad news to the many
thousands of friends throughout the coun-
try.
Yazoo Herald.
The Yazoo City High School No 1 is do
ing splendidly under the management of
Prof. Jayne, who is 4 most excelledt teach
er, and a man of education withal.
On last Wednesday evening at his resi-
louca i,,+ hi- pi4 ~ t,aSsp1 Of p
oldest inhabitants, and when Peter Lander
was numbered no more among the living
the community in which he had lived for
nearly forty years felt that it had sustained
a serious loss.
Canton NALL
Mr. w. W Nichols lost his residence, fur
niture, household effects and the entire
clothing of himself and family, on Tuesd ay
last by fire.
Meridian Mercury
The proprietor of the Archusa Springs
property, Col. NJ Smith, of the Mobile News,
is about to have the property surveyed into
lots of convenient size and exposed to sale.
Several persons are expecting to buy and
build summer cabins at once. The editor
of this journal expects to be one of them.
Carthagenian.
Two OF three cows have died in our town.
this week, from eating the trimmed leaves
and branches of the evergreen known as
Wild Peach We would warn the people
that the fruit and foliage of the Wild Peach,
while harmless to cattle when eaten from the
living tree, mean death to the animals that
eat them from limbs which have been lop-
ped off and have withered leaves.
Starkville Times.
The College building now presents a fine
- Enishad onH tho
floors are being laid and the windows put
in. 1t is likely that the Board of Trustees
will contract for the erection of additional
buildings during the coming spring.
Choctaw Recorder.
We are panied to chronicle the death of
Mr.. Dan. Burnett, which occurred on the
7th inst, at this place. Mr.. Burnett came
to town in the morning, and was taken
suddenly i'll and died in few hours.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-02-25
Another Original Spinning Machine, Sim
liar to the Clement Attachment.
rrezpondence Of the Courier-Journal.

Correspondence of the COurier-Journal.
MAYFIELD, ky, Feb. Sowing to the
numerous statements already presented
relative to the origin of the Clement
Attachment" [ am reluctant to add, in
continuation, that a machine similar in
principle was owned and in possession of
Col. p. B. Thurmond, (my uncle,) in
Kemper county, Miss, during the period OF
1874 to I84S at least. 1t was compact
structure, of small size, winding thread
upon spools, from seed cotton ginned by
saws.
Nv recollection is, it was bought second
hand. and was left in that neighboFhood
when the owner removed to Holmes county,
have no recollection of its origin or
specific title, other than spinning machine, z
but, having some mechanical tact, recollect
adjusting II operations at different times BY
request. w. G. EAFFoLD
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-02-25
NOTICE!

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE BY
ID the Board of Supervisors of Kinds county
Mississippi on the 4th day of December, 1871,
and re-ordered December, 1879, directing the
sale of certain school lands in said County,
Sc, SC, the undersigned, who was by said
order appointed Commissioner to make
such sale, will within the usual hours of sale
on Saturday, the 3lst day Of January, 1880, at
the steps of the front door of the City Hall in
the City Of jackson and which is in the Town
ship hereinafter mentioned, will offer for sale,
at public auction, to the highest bidders for
cash, and in suitable parcels, the lands de-
scribed in said order being
y acres South end w y SE4,
El6 Sw1I
So SwA Nw1,
VIZ SwI4,
all in Section Is, in Township 5 of Range l
ca st near Jackson, in said county and contain
ing in the aggregate 252 acres more or less.
Said sale viii be made subject to the lease TO
F. A. Wolfe of so much of said lands as are
now enclosed and of viii CHI about two years
remain unexpired, and no sale will be made
at a smaller bid per acre than the value there
of as settled by board of appraisers duly
appointed, &c, and of whose action bidders
will be fully appraised at the time Of sale;
Dee 50-79-jw s b. THOMAS,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
In tie Circuit Court of the United States
For the Southern District Of Mississippi

For the Southern District Of MISSISSIPPI
J. L. HARRIs S Co,
20 vs. IN Lault+
Milton RoYsTER, ADM ET AL
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT BY pro-
/ per proof submitted by the Cempi ainaht :
that the Defendants, Thomas Damn go1n a
Dunn, E. B. Williamson, and Mary T. y llHl
son, Wright Stanley, and Caroline u, otahley y
are not Inhabitants Of the state OF ldls7iS7I y
pi but are absent from and cannot De 5outu
within the same and DO not voluntarily aP
pear in this cause. and that personal service
Of process as to said Defendants IL MOI prac-
ticabIe; Ii is now ordered and decreed oy ne
Cont thar said Defendants appear IN TINS
cause and plead. answer or denur 70 CoLl-
plainants Bill. on First Monday OF Aprl next
al Rules in the City Of Jackson. Soutnefh
District Of Mississippi, or said BhI VIII Dc
taken a. confessed agaias' them Il : iur-
Their ordered that a copy OF this oFdef % pun
lished for four con secutive weeks IN the " eekiy
edition Of the CLARION. a newspaper puol17he
in said CITY Of Jackson, and thar a copy tLuiy
certified be cent by mail, postage prepaid ~
the Clerk to each of said Defendants 70 lhelr
respective pOst-ofiices as stated IN the anna
vii fled with the bill IN this cause Ordered
and dacreed this the . day Of February, 1851
r. :. HILL, l. =, Judge.
A true COPY from the nutcs-
J. NJ. MCKEE, Clerk.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-02-25
TAX SALES.

of scOunts
being the frs
by Court
fand Tax
l. D.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-02-25

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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-02-25
CITY TAX SALE.
the LIST Of March, 1850

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY IN
L front of the City Hall, in the City of Jack
son. on
Monday, the LIST Of March, 1850,
The following described property, to-wit the
same having been distrained by me for the
taxes due and unpaid for the year 1879.
Z. H. REBER,
City Tax Collector.