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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REPORTED BY c. c. CAMPBELL.
MOEDAY Noypmbpr Is 1880

REPORTED BY c. c. CAMPBELL.
MONDAY, November Is, 1880.
The following cases were affirmed:
3lG7-Albert Strauss, V. State of Mississippi
3476-Bush Redwood & Co., V. II. W. Foote ct
al.
3479-Mary Perry, V. State of Mississippi
3Ig2-John May Collier ct al, V. State of Mis-
BID L. Campbell, V. F. seligman, use etc.
3507-Mary h. Yost, V. A. Anderson.
35ll-Henry Washington, v.State of Mississip-
pi.
3335-Jn0 H. Evans, v NJ George Miller
Reversed and remanded.
On affirming the case of Henry Washington
against the State, the Court appointed the 3lst
of December 1880 as the day of his execution
l CAN assure you that an no single instance
has the TeethiHg eUer procea failure. We have
tried the soothing medicines, and everything
known to US and odd Women" and Teethina
is pre- eminentlya success, and a blessing to
mothers and children.
J. NJ. DELACY,
Hatchechubbee, Ala.
After trying Soothing Remedies without
avail, and physicians without relief, l gave
your Teethina and IL acted like magic. occd-
sioHaHy giUe a polcder to keep my Chdds gums
sotteRed s. K. BALDWIN,
Columbus, Ga.
For sale by BYRON LEMLY, Jackson, Miss
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W elcome Back.
Crystal Springs Monitor. I

Crystal Springs MONITOR.
DR. l. Fl. Hill, formerly of Burtonton,
has lately returned from Honduras, where
he has been residing for many years He
Vas one Of those gentlemen who could not
brock reconstruction, and expatriated him
self on account Of his principles. He Is
again on his native heath, and intends 10.
eating st Dry Grove, il Kinds county. with
rev Of pEncticing his profession,
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

NEWSPAPERS advertising for the Gray
Medicine Company, Detroit, are hereby in
formed that "the Company has suspended
assets nothing Such is the response to
a bill from this office.
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SEUTTER's superb display of jewelry and
silverware, and fancy goods for the holidays,
is well worthy an inspection. He has
shown decided pluck in bringing to this
market some articles in his cases See his
proclamation on this page
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE :.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE Is
l. sued IS, 10000 in Kinds County Bonds to
the Natchez Jackson and Columbus Railroad,
on the estimate for the month of October, 1880.
D. G. MCRAE,
President Board of Supervisors.
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THE WalthalI Greys. of Grenada, have
our thanks for a courteous invi tation to
attend their Military Hop and Reception"
at the Chamberlain House, Grenada, on
Thursday evening. November 18th
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SCIENCE has accomplished no more wonder
full or gratifying result than the perfection of
an antidote to the chilling signs of approach
ing age, something to obliterate the tell-tale
tracks of time and preserve the natural adorn-
ments of youth to ripe old age. Halls Hair
Remover does all this, and its praise resounds
in cottage and palace. The jewellers among
the SHOWS of Norway and the peasants of sun
ny France and Spain, find use for it, and means
to get it, and it does not disappoint them
The whitening locks again resume their youth
Iul color, the thin, dry, and faded hair be-
comes bright and glossy. The whole appear
ance is changed as if by magic and the man
or woman, who, before called aged, now
appears one in the prime of life. Such
wOndrous changes cannot pass unnoticed, and
they have produced the unprecedented de-
mand that now exists for the first and only ar
tice compounded that produce them in
pleasing and satisfactory manner.-New
Era Woodstock Ill.
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Just Received by A. Virden-

300 pieces new fall Prints, in latest designs
Full line Of Cotton and Wooden Flannels
Imported Cashmeres-from Soc to ST.
Line of Dress Goods, from 1Oc. to 50c pr yd
Prettiest line of Ladies' Silk Handkerchief
in the city.
Beautiful line of Ladies Neck Wear.
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A. VIRDEN still has exclusive control of the
celebrated Ziegler make of shoes Every pair
: sold under full guarantee.
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TT II Il CITY


ten. ROBERT Lowry Is attending the
tedeFai O"uI III 'hI7 cry
-''so. l. "e'cu' Esq, sheflh Of henPer
county ''''s'' " pom uS ! Ue'0''
Mr. +. J.. rantz, oil the brandon lie
publican was III the city yesterday
DIR Ford, of Lincoln, came up to attend
the memorial services to Gov. Brown.
Hon. :. :. Carter Of Holmes county,
favored rs with a call during the past
-.,
,rl.. .g;,...1 r,rocood;n,, Of tho Ro,rd If
,raror and Aldermen will be found on the
.,.... r..ro
,,,.,.,..rr I'D tt,.,,,,,I, +l,o o;+,
-. - C,r.T,od, from,
,,~..;Il.
,rr..,i .,-.l..cr,a+ II q pettns
,t lin, :, n,is
49,. ,I.,,l,,.
~ 'i1 '''''' VI
'y Ng77'' - '''S anu ny VI '-''''
were III '''' '''S VII
Mr. &. W. Rogers o. Ihe lcASourg
Herald, was IN the city ON tuesday, IN at
tendance upon the supreme court
Judge T.. JeHordS' OF I7Saqueha' ana
Judge Frederic speed, OF NIcksburs, are IN
attendance ON the supreme and I. >.
Courts.
The new steamer Of Jackson Fire Com
pany No l, Thomas Green, was tested On
Wednesday last, and fully came up to eX-
pectatIon7.
Hon. +. \. Montgomery, of Bolivar,
and Sheriff Cook, of Copiah, were among the
many who paid their respects to The CLAIR
ioN this week
III, c,.,;,-,l ,t Cedar Grove North
jackson. gotten up by the ladies for the
benefit of the Christian Church, was enjoya-
BILE Is well As useful.
H., u,l,,r+ Powell Ar,,.or and r,am-
,,rto, and Tob, Handy
~, l,,r, b,.r IN tba c;+v tbis week on
,,r,c,.sio,,aI bu.fpazs-
~ - WI o....,. c-.o1-
p,,,1-;, omit, ore Of the stauncbest
r-;,,,I.. e T,,r a. ,p1o, favored ne with
call since our last issue.
- -, ,,,,.en,4 .,
ms nome 'o' +" "e'N ~ u 10y -.
'''7 ~ -,
ten OnalulerS No"s reSSiii'''i eject nun
the 9th District spent MONDAY III the o"Pi-
tai on his way to attend the MISSISSIPPI
RIVER Improvement OoA'eii''oi :" NC"
Orleans.
The New Orleans Times ana New Or-
leans Democrat are represented IN jackson
this week by those accomplished agents and
correspondents, Messrs. W. \. BattaiIe and
s n. Van Prang.
Gen. Writ Adams, State Revenue
Agent, has returned to the city from the
Seashore. where, with his assistant, Capt.
Echols, he has been looking after the in
terests of the State.
Col. Logan Walker, of the Holly
Springs South. and Manager of the Dixie
Advertising Agency, dropped in upon us this
morninc He is one of the most successful
newspaner men in Dixie.
~ IT r-n.....
iesSi7' . - iiI'Dei'' ~ r.. 800
VI "'''''s '''O ''uy anu - ~ -
"a'S were among inc C'''Ae'iS % Iel'! ",lo
"'ehusu II'e oe'eiiioi''eS :" io"o' u '-''
late COY brown last evening
The st. Louis papers announce the
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FOR RENT.

FARM WITHIN TWO MILES OF JACK
N son, with good dwelling of six rooms,
besides kitchen and servants room. Sixty
acres of cleared land under fence, two tenant
houses stables, garden and orchard, two els
terms, water for stock, and fre-wood in abund-
ance. An excellent place for market garden
and dairy. Apply to
nov, 49, 804 S. LIVINGSTON.
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Post-ofice
at jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending November Is, 1880:
Amos :. Miss. Hardy, Mamie.
Bass, NJ Miss. Jackson, E. H.
Goodlaw, Jno. Higgins Evlia Miss.
Bledsaw, Scott. Hickson, Hannah.
Brown, II. 7. Hooker, II. 5.
Brown, Willie Hughston. Ida Miss.
Brown, Catherine Mrs. Hunter, Erastus.
Buckley Jim. Humphrey Bill.
Conklin Peter, SellsJanens, Anna.
Bro. Show. Mayors. Leopold.
Carter Jordan Madden, E. Mrs, care
Childers, H. r. of Geo. Kennedy.
Chon Hannia Mrs. Madison, Harriet.
Cauvsay, E. McCarter, Mrs.
Chambers Hester Mrs Nc Mullen, Francis NJ.
Garland, Jim. Moore, Hettle
Garland. Amanda. Moore, Emm1e
Coaker, NJ. V. Mrs. MoselY. Geo.
Dabney, Howell Nicely, Henry.
Dotson. Alice Preston, John.
Grant Henry Preed, Sam Master.
Harbert, Lucinday, MrsRitter, tray
Hayden, H. A. Co. Smith, Pleasant.
Harris, a. ". Wytche, Margaret.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters
will please say advertised"
With. GREEN. P. NJ.
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two miles west of Jackson. See his adyer-
tisement
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FULL line Of Gents and Boys Clothing, Gents
furnishing goods. The best UnIaundried
Shirt in the city for one dollar.
A EIRDEN
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 16, 1880.
A better feeling prevailed to-day, and
with more encouraging advices from other
cotton centres prices ruled frmer, though no
positive advance in quotations.
The official closing quotations of the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange to-day were as fol-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18

MEssRs- F. B. & ". 5 Hull have 6
lumber notice, to which attention is called
They are selling good lumber very cheap.
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Iotal...........2,466 .........7 10 .....446
W. P. Patterson received votes at the follow
ing precincts: Liberty Grove 10; Terry l !;
Byram 45; W. Ward, Jackson 4; s. Ward
Jackson 2-total 62.-Hinds County Gazette
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THouAsyILLE. GA June %. 1877.

have beer selling Bradfeld's Female Reg
ulatoI for years, it continues popular-an evil
dence of its being all that is claimed for it.
can recall Instances in which II afforded relief
after all the usual remedies had tailed.
S. J. CASSELS, Druggist
Dr. j. Bradield, Prop, Atlanta, Ga. Price,
81. 80 per bottle. Sold by BYRON hEMLY. Jack
SON Miss.
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Thousands Use II, WHY Hesitate!

Joy TO the World Woman is Free Among
the many discoveries looking to the happiness
and amelioration of the human race. none is
entitled to higher consideration than DR.. J
Bradfelds Female Regulator "Womans Best
Friend By it woman is emancipated from
numberless il, peculiar to her sex. Before its
magic power all Irregularities of the womb
vanish. 1t cures whites suppression of the
''menses, removes uterine distractions,
strengthens the system, braces the nerves and
puri6es the blood, as thousands of women will
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non,t Farget.

Don't E0rkee
That the fne days we are nov enjoying are
splendid Tor PH0ToGRAPHIAG IS well as
cotton piskine. Gold. rainy. disagreeable
weashar viii ceme - please DO not prosrastl'
hasas- sn 111nn-zt FWpFqRAFRsa. q sss
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HAMBURG and Swiss Embroidery; Torehon
and Lanquedoc Lace At A VIRDES's
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CORNER Opposite the Capitol I'm
JACKSON, MISS.

THERE YOU WILL FIND JEWELRY
l. establishment second to none in the South;
what though few may have more GecUmuLG-
ted stock on hand
Though,-perhaps without exception,-the
oldest Jewelry business in Mississ- ppi that
never failed or changed firm &c. V. SEUTTER,
Jeweler, Opened thirty years ago in Ray
mond, and confined in Jackson, early in 1869
yet the bulk of my extensive assortments of
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
In High Life.

MARRIAGE OF A YOUNG ARMY OFFICER
FROM MISSISSIPPI To WASHINGTON
CITY BELLE.
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BUT the Old Hickory Wagon from
VrpnE~fs
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R4TLROAD TIMETABLE
Chicago. St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.

Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
GONG SOUTH-Mail, 1850 p NJ.
Fast Express, $50 A. NJ
Mixed, 700 A. NJ.
Through Freight, 1910 A. NJ
Way Freight, 1910 P. N.
GONG EORTH-Mail, lI:4O p NJ
Fast Express, AS P NJ
Mixed, 40 4. N.
Through Freight, 400 p NJ
Way Freight, $40 p NJ.
JAS. G. CLARKE, General Manager.
". T. MCKINLEY, Division Sup't
T. CAREY, Genl Passenger Agent
JOINS \. WEBB, Local Agent.
vicksburg and Meridian Railroad.
Schedule Of August q, l88O)
G0rSG EAsT-No. ] arrives............1O4O P. NJ
Leaves .............lI3D Z" 9
No. arrives ............. 5.Z5 - 8
Leaves. ........... 100 - 4"
GoISG WE-T-No. Z arrives ..-......... $50 A N.
Leaves .....-...... $40 81 a.
No. I arrives ............ 500 - -
Leaves ...-..-..... 600 " 81
+. F. RAEORTH, Gent Sup't.
GEO .. LAWRENCE, Assist Sup't.
JSO. W. CLrNGAS, Local Agent.
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First Class and Attractive JeWeIry StOr

OF Extensive Proportions and Repu-
tatiOn.
Filled with an abundance Of
LADIES AND GENTS GoLD AND SILVER, ELGIx,
WALTHAN AND OTHER WATCHES. FIxEsr
GOLD CHAINS AND NECKLACES; BRACE
LETS; LADIES GoLD SErs OF
EXQUISITE NEW STYLES; SOLID RINGs IA AND
Is KARAT, IN CAMEO, AMTsTHYsrs, DIA-
MoED, GARNET AND PKARL-Plain, etc.
Together with LoCKErs, SHAWL PIxs, etc,
ali IN endless and beautiful variety In
fact any thing in the GOLD JEwKLRY line ;
besides cheaper lrolled goldl Jewelry on de-
mand ;-beautiful and lasting. for any pocket,
taste or purpose.
Every Article Warranted as Sold.
- very reliable AID experienced work
man for
REPAIRING or WATCHES. CLOCKs, inv
EIHE. etc, Is in my employ.
| have blown my own horn. clear Of falss
noAss' 49, Row eo4s see and judge for yourselves.
pav.l 8 s = : : : -
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Vote of Kinds County---1s8O.
Kinds County Congressional Vote
1880.
Hancock. Garfield. Weaver

TotaI.........Z,5 DUB. .......I, IA ......... &C
Hancock's majority over Garfield ............1,3
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Gold and silver Watches,
IeWelry, SiIverware.
SPectacles, Clocks, Etc. Etc,
is bran new viz; L buy only good and sale
able goods
Sickly-looking, 10 karat Q-3 gold) Watches
sold In cities to transient customers, or in
country storesI do not keepl 1 have no
special rates for readers of special newspa-
pers. Butt offer right here at home guaran-
tees and conveniences not to be reaped at q
Is at any city house. quality being the same
By the slow but sure route of hard work,
and fair dealing with ALL l have at last sue
ceeded to present for public patronage and
convenience
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J. W. ALBRIGHT
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vioksburg and Meridian Railroad.

+. +. RAWORTH, Gen1 Sup't
GEO. .. LAWRENCE, Assist Sup't.
JSO.. W. CLfNGAN, Local Agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-06-24

The July Atlantic brings the last
chapters of Mr.. Howell's "Undis-
covered Country" which is generally
conceded to be the greatest novel he
has yet written, with its exquisite de-
scriptions of Shaker life, and its wise
and thoughtful treatment of spirit
ualism. In "The Saltwater Trage-
Idy," Mr.. Aldrich describes ssstrike''
very forcibly, and brings his hero
and heroine into closer relations.
Richard Grant Whites second article
on the plot and personages of 'King
Lear will charm all lovers of Shak-
speare. Artists and admirers of
original and noble character will en-.
| joy DR.. Angeles fourth chapter of
"reminiscences of w. M. Hunt"
Lovers Of the theater will find no
little interest in J. Brander Matthew's
article on "a French Comic Drama
tist." Anna Eichberg writes CAPT
tai short story, browns Retreat"
From the posthumous papers of Gen.
G. F. Shepley is given a chapter of
''Incidents of the Capture of Rich
mond." The "reminiscences of the
Van Buren, Administration will in.
terest old readers, and both interest
and instruct younger ones. Several
good poems, reviews of many recent
books, and variety of charming lit.
tie essays in the Contributors Club,
complete an excellent number of the
Atlantic.
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Hon. II. B. Strait has secured the
delegation from LeSueur county, so
report has it. 1t speaks we'll for the
Major to capture a county SO near
home, but having learned someth ug
of his mode of warfare and taa he
takes most of his spoils by ambush
and the still hunt, we feel quite con-
fident that his case is almost hope
less, for others who are on the same
hunt have learned of his chief haunts,
and can effectually evade or attack
them in most instances. While it
may be well to hang to the old wires
in many cases, and get all the sup
port that we can from them, it is al
so we'll to remember that this is a
stormy time, and that if one hangs
on to the wires to long, the shock
may be too great for him, and he be
Frustrated, for a time at least. Let
every man run with boldness, as
well as patience, the race set before
him, whether it be a political race or
any other. Hon. Gordon E. Cole
makes no promises that we have
learned of to private individuals,
neither does he offer any Offices of
any nature if elected, but goes
straight forward, only telling the
people that he is a candidate for the
office of M. G. and leaving them to
act their pleasure Renvs2e Station
Ne,os.
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Pioneer Press: The national cen.
sus business seems an unhappy affair
all around. Great cities and small
cities, big towns and little towns
talk and act as though they had been
smitten by some great sorrow; as if
they had been overtaken by some
overwhelming disaster. Cincinnati
is in an agony Of grief. St. Louis
walls out her sorrowful disappoint-
ment, and her mourners gather them
selves together in a public meeting
and declare they can't stand the re-
ported results Of this internal census
anyway. Peoria rends her garments
before the world, and brands the
much talked of census a gigantic
fraud and swindle. The heart of St.
Paul is swollen almost to bursting at
the meager results of her official
count as compared to her great ex-
in the matter of popula-
ton, and the soul of Minneapolis is
weighed down as by great and
affection at the fearful shrink
age which her $1,000 or 10000 pop
ulation has undergone within the
past twenty years.
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A Significant Utterance.

A Significant Utterance.
St. Paul Dispatch.
The Lake City Leader prints the
following extract from its issue of
January II, 1880. The Leader was
then under the editorial charge of
the late VIM. j. McMaster:
"The Ohio Legislature settled the Sen
atOrial question shortly after its meeting
last week by nominating in Republican
caucus Gen. James A. Garfield to succeed
Senator Thurman. There was no opposi-
ton. The selection gives unqualified
satisfaction to Republicans everywhere.
as Gen. Garfield is unquestionably the
ablest man of his State, noted for her ex-
ceptionably distinguished men in public
life. If there is to-day o wise, broad,
comprehensive statesman in the council
of the nation, that man is Gen. Garfield
He would make a superb President. 1t
is matter of no public interest, but we
are reminded of the fact that two years
ago We selected Gen. Garfield as our can
didate for 1880. all other blooms" to the
contrary notwithstanding. Presidential
lightning for some reason does not seem
to strike such men. However, we are not
without hope that Garfield may be the
man."
Mr.. McMaster, who was one of the
purest of men, and to obtain praise
from whom was q most welcome
compliment to any one who knew
him, lived just long enough to see
his fond hope realized in Gen. Gar
fields nomination, and died few
days after the adjournment of the
Chicago convention.
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The National Democratic Conven-
ton is now in session at Cincinnati.
The withdrawal of Tilden and Sew
mour from the race has done but
little to simplify the complication.
The latest advices place Payne, of
Ohio, at the head Of the list of Pres
idential aspirants, with over 200
votes to start out with. As it re-
quires two-thirds to nominate, he
may find it difficult to secure the
prize, even with the help of Tilden,
who it is said is determined to die
tate the nomination, if he is not
the candidate himself.
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Strait will 60 into the convention
with the following delegates. Keep
this and see how far we are from
the exact figure: Brown 3, Carver 4,
Chippewa 4, Kandiyohi S, LIE Sueur
8, Lincoln 8, Lyon 3, Renville 6,
Scott 4, Swift 4, Sibley 4. In addi-
ton to the above, his chances are
equal on the following: Mcleod 4,
Redwood 4, Nicollet 6. Wabasha
will send nine delegates for Major
Doughty, who will go to Strait when
ever needed.-MarshoN Messenger.
In the above estimate Bro. Case
has perhaps demonstrated to his own
satisfaction the nomination of Major
Strait. Since he has commenced
counting chickens, we will try our
hand, merely promising that we ex.
pect some of ours to turn out pretty
lively young ROSTERS:
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First publication, June ~ les0IT
PROBATE NOTICE.

e etsse q q In Probate Court
In the matter Of the estats Of Hartford Pc
ter. deceased.
On production Of writing purportine to b
9 Observation-Disclosures copy Of the win OF Hart
ford Peter, late Of Waohington county. Ken
lucky. deceased, and the probate thereof In
said Washington county, Kentucky, ana Also
the accompanying petition Of b Flynn, Of Red
wood Falls, Minnesota, repre0enfinG emO0R
other things that said Hartford Peter lately
died testate ct Warrington county, Kentucky.
that said instrument . . duly-authenticafcd
copy Of the last win Of said deceased and tho
probate thereof: and p.yinE that said copy
mitted to probate in this court @ the last
will and testament Of said Hartford Peter, De-
ceased, and that letters testamentaEy be issued
thereon to said petitioner.
1t fs ordered that the eajd petition and the
proofs If said instrument DO heard at the
Probate Once In the Court House In said coun-
ty OF Redwood, on Saturday, the 17th day of
July, 1850, at 10 O'Clock n the forenoon.
And It IL further ordered. that pubic notice
of the time and place Of sucS hearing be
given to all persons Interested In eaid estate,
BY publication Of this order - least three
weeks successfully prior to said ttne OF hear
ing in the RedwoId Gazette, . weekly newspe-
per published at Redwood Falls, In said coanty-
Dated at Redwood Falls, Minnesota, Juno
I'D, 1880. By the Court,
JOHN 81. BOWERS,
(sEAL.1 4: ,. Judge Of Probate.
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We learn from the St. Peter Trib-
uue that Maj. J. E Doughty, of Lake
City, was taken to the Insane Asy-
lum on Thursday last. Sickness and
business troubles are said to be the
cause of his insanity. Mai. Doughty
has been a prominent lawyer and an
enterprising business man of Lake
City, and very popular with all who
knew him,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-06-24

In Mankato there is considerable
talk amongst the Democracy of run
ming Morton S. Wilkinson for Con-
gress in that district if Dunnell
should get the nomination of the
Republican convention.