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West-Jersey pioneer., 1882-12-07
EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
The subscribers. executors of the last will and
testament of William Elwell, late of the township
OF Hopewe in the County OF Cumberland nc d de-
will, will sell at Public Sale, on
Saturday, 9th day Of Dec., '82,
At the hotel of Jackson Briant, in the city of
Bridgeton, at 2 O'Clock, p. M, the following de-
scribed Real Estate.
No l. Is the homestead place of said deceased
situated in Lower Hopewel, about ~ miles from
Bridgeton, adjoining lands of James Stiles on the
East, lands of Jacob Hapner and Others on the
North, on the West by lands of Adam Low and
Samuel Coombs, and on the South by lands of
David Hustled and Others, and contains 60 5s-lOO
acres OF upand, Mn in good state OF cultivation
AzTsN u frame Dwelling House; has five
@saTnI - rooms on the first floor, with large
I'D IIIIlsIgAa5 shed in front; large barn, new,
E5s.I1aess@T Ez1.I11.Is1ssE and new wagon house, wood
house and other out buildings, good schools in
the immediate neighborhood, and convenient to
churches, mills and markets; good wells of water
at the house and barn, the barn well having
new pump.
acres, about five acres of which is husband,
part of which is timber of about thirty years
growth; the building is dwelling house, with q
well of water at the door. This tract is bounded
by lands of Miller Recap and William Gaspey on
the West, on the North by lands of William Glas-
pey, on the East by lands of Israel Woodruff and
Jacob Hapner, and on the South by No l.
No. g. Is a farm situate in Upper Hopewell, ad
joining lands late William G. Nixon's the Reeves
farm, and land of Henry Ott now occupied by
James S. Elwell. The buildings are a two-story
house, cook house and shed, with well at the door
large barn and wagon house at the end OF the
barn. This farm contains 80 S-l00 acres, nearly
all tillable land good fencing and stream of
water sufficient to water all the stock; churches
schools, mills and blacksmiths i'll the immediate
neighborhood
No. T. Is farm in Upper Alloways Creek
Township, Salem County. containing 95 66-l00
acres. more or less, on the road from Alloways
town to Dcerfeld. The buildings a good
dwelling house, two barns, wagon house, hen
house and other out buildings well and pump un-
der the shed. This farm adjons lands OF Hiram
Sweatman, Jane G. Erickson and others, and is
now occupied by Job Hilard.
No. s. Is the undivided one-half part of a tract
more or less, situate in the township of Deerfied
ON Cornwells Branch. Some of the timber on
this tract is large enough for saw stuff. There is
also some cedar and pine
No. g. Is 5 acres of husband in Deerfield town.
ship, back of Burdsalls school house, has some
large timber on it.
No T. Adjoining No. 6, containing five acres of
husband. Nos. 6 and adjoins lands Of James
Stiles, f. b. Minch and others.
No. 8. Is II acres of good meadow land in Fork
Body adjoining meadow of James Stiles Jacob
Hapner, Adam Mnch and others.
Conditions made known on the day of sale. All
information will be furnished by calling on either
Of the executors.
ISAAC W. ELWELL,
WILLIAM ELWELL,
Executors.
E. L. MATLACK, Auctioneer.
October Sd, 1SS2-5-ts
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Card and Scrap Albums, at Charlie
Dara'S
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MARRIED.

FAUVER-HYMER.--In this city, Dec 2, 1882, by
Miss jennie JENNIE Hymep ymea ali Obj Of Brdgeton anu
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E. L. MATLACK, Auctioneer.
October Sd, 1SS2-5-ts
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sTEDMAN'S.
81 noLp You LAST WEEK

AsI roID YoU LAST WEEP
an obliged to reduce my stock by tn,
FIRST OF JANUARY. and to dc
50 I realize that I must sacrifice m,
goods.
know from experience that people
appreciate low prices; but the trou.
bic is to make them believe an adver.
tisement, as it is intended.
I donot mean to give you $500 for
s1.oO, but do tell you / have cut down
my prices about 20 per cent. on the
average, for instance:
CLOTHING:
$500. -. Suits to. $4,000
1920. $50. Suits to. $1,000
s 600 $50. Pants to. ...$ 400
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The following cases were reversed and re-
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CONQUEROR
or ALL KIDNEY DISEASES.
TIE BET
KIDNEY AND LIVER MEDICINE

CURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINES
FAIL, as It acts DIRECTLY on the KIDHETs,
LIVER and Bowels, restoring them At ONCE
safe. sure and speedy cure, and hundreds have
physicians and friends had given them up to
die. Do not delay, but try q once HUNTS
REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY CURES AL DISEASES or
THE KIDNETs, BLADDER, URINARY ORGANS
DRoPsY, GRAVEL, DIABETES, and IxCoSTrxs
EHcE and RKTESTIog or URINE.
HUNTS REMEDY CURES PAlg II THE Srnr
BACK, on LOIxs, GENERAL DEBILITY, FEMAIK
DISEASES, DIsTURBED ELEKP, Loss or APPETITE.
BR4GHT's DISEASE, and ALL CoMPLAINrs or.
TIE URIEo-GESITAL ORGANS.
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces the
LIVER To healthy action, removing the causes
that produce BILIOUS HEADACHE. DYSPEPSIA
SoUR STOMACH, CosTIyKzEss. PILEs. &c.
By the use of HUNTS REMEDY. the gtoua-
aeh and Bowels VIII speedily regain their
strength. and the Blood viii be perfectly puri-
fed.
HUNTS REMEDY is pronounced By the
best doctors to be the Oaly cure for al kinks
Of kidney diseases
HUNTS REMEDY i purely regeEable, and
Is : sure cure for Heart Disease and Rheama-
tiEm when oil other medicine fails
HUNTS REMEDY Is RREpARBD EXPRESSLY
EoR TIE ABovE DISEASES, AND Has NEvRR
BEEE KNOWN 70 HAIL.
0NK IRIAh WILL C0NTINcE rou. FoR sArE
Bx Al DnudaIsZs. Send f0r Pamphlett 70
HUNTS REMEDY CO. Providence, B. +.
kfiaas. "a een1s nn1 e19s
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State Supt. Public Education
Eastern and Western Prorerba.

There is an Eastern proverb which says
"Only two creatures can surmount the
pyramids: the eagle and the snail" There
is Western pIoverb that says: "Hunt's
Remedy partakes of the nature of both eagle
and snail. 1t is bold in its fight like the
eagle; it is persistent in its purpose, like
the snail" And thus Hunts Remedy east
ly surmounts the pyramid of kidney and
liver disease. 1t even attacks Bright's Dis
ease, and hesitates at no form of kidney
disease however aggravated. The story of
the cures which it has effected would make
large volume. Remember it is the one
great liver and kidney medicine Of the age.
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Railwar employees norkinr with lrains .

halfway employees working with trains ar,
assessed double these amounts.
The membership fee and one assessment i,
payable with the application The first an.
nuai dues will he payable on the first day OF
Deeember, 1852; after that date, within sixty
days from issuance Of each certificate.
Certificates Of membership will be issued
emitting the holder thereof to certain
amount for each and every day he or she NAV
be disabled by sickness or accident from at
tending 10 ordinary business. Claims will. be
paid within tsIrty days, and at once if funds
are in treasury.
All persons of good moral character and
temperate habits. who will certify that they
are in good health, may become members
pTouided certificates shall not be issued for an
amount exceeding the average weekly income
or earnings Of the applicant.
ASSESSMENTS will be made only when The
funds in the treasury are insufficient TO nav
losses. And these assessments can only be
used TO pay losses.
~ Agents are wanted in every city, town
and neighborhood in Mississippi and adioin.
ing States, TO whom liberal compensation will
be allowed for active work.
81 Ia places whore no agents represent
the Association, reduction in membership
fee will be mede to clubs of six or more.
as- To members of Fire Companies, where
a large proportion of the membership make
application, special reduction will be al
lowed.
Remittances can be made by check, P. o.
Order, or Registered Letter, addressed to
JOHN 7. BUCK,
SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
JACKSON MISS.
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VAS IN fact given In The present case Is
wholly iaaHaaseFisl, as sas decided IS Ear back
a. Friar v. The State, 5 How ~, ana the prin-
ciIle has now been embodie Ii lie statutory
lan tz2263, Code 1850
4 There vas no error IN not allowing ap-
pellant to vifhdraw bis plea 81 guilty with .
view efentering plea Of MOI gailiy There
was nothing IN his statement to commend bis
application to the favorable consideration of
the court The action of The court probAhlg
and properly laugh him that tie ihfiietloa Of
the lowest penalty for q first offence, instead
Of conferring q vested right to the same meas.
ure of punishment for second, rather sHg-
gest the propriefy Of sosincreasing the pensl-
~ that il may efectually deter from a reeur-
renee 10 third. Ae7Fassa
70 be reportsl.l
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Excursion to New Orleans.

The Chicago, ST. Louis and New Orleans
Railroad has announced an excursion in the
interest of merchants and business men
along the line of the road, from Cairo to
New Orleans, to take place on Wednesday,
November I'D. The fare will be only
one cent. per mile each way. Tickets will
be good to return on any regular train for
ten days. No halfrate tickets viii be sold
but children under six years will be passed
free. The train will leave Canton at A.
NJ, passing Jackson about s O'Clock. We
take it for granted that all who want to
avail themselves Of this excursion will be
regarded at the ticket Office as merchants
and business men,"
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UNION SCHOOL AGENCY.
". H. CLARK, Managerial. HAYERs, sss'y.
BRANDON, MISS.

THE UNION SCHOOL AGENCY WORK
Il to promote the Educational Interest Of
Mississippi and other States, by
l. Procuring Competent Teachers for schools,
Families, etc.
2. Securing suitable aud lucrative positions
for Teachers.
There is no reason Why any School should
be without a competent Teacher, or Teacher be
without q school, if they will avail themselves
which has the best facilities for asoertaining
all vacancies. being in constant correspond
enee with Schools and Teachers. For Circu.
lars, address UNION SCHOOL AGENCY, 7. o.
Box l48, BRAxDov, MISSISSIPPI
nov.1 S2-4w.
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slough ON Chills,o

Cures cases for Is cents in cash or stamps,
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, GA.
As standard remedy for the permanent
cure of chronic female complaints, English
Female Bitters has won the graud prize over
all competition in the United States. Il
you need strength-if you wish an appetite
if you desire iron in your blood-ii
emaciated and you wish to possess more
weight is the very medicine you want,
For sick headache and acid stomach,
Bqileys Saline Aperieat will give entire relief
Sold everywhere.
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FOR. SATEi
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE undersigned having been a dormant
i partner in the mercantile business. here
tofore conducted in the City of Jackson and
State Of Mississippi, under the name and
style of E. B. Scott, has Withdrawn from said
business, and the partnership in said business
was dissolved on the z9th of October, 1882. E.
B. Scott alone will conduct and be interested
in the business in future. and is authorized to
collect the debts due the frmL up to the date of
dissolution aforesaid
MRS o. K. POTTER.
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4O5O-L G. Johnson. vs. F. t. Devens Motion
A1OO REWARDl

One Hundred Dollars will be paid for the
return of my Gold Watch and Chain with the
thief; or SIS for the watch alone. The watch
is Gold Hunting Key-Winder, B. W. Ray
nund, Elgin. Ill. No. of Movement 1929 /;
No. of Case 1923. The same was stolen from my
residence on Monday night by a burglar who
came and made his exit through my window.
nov. Is, 1927. D. N. BARR0WS.
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All Dealers in and Manufacturer
Of Fertilizers Take Notice |

mHAT THE Law CIRCULATING THE
sale of FertiI;xers' il mississippi. went
into eject November lst You are hereby no.
ti6ed fhat am prepared 10 make the analyses
ana issue the certificates required ~ the law.
write "a me for dircctions for taking and
ehfnninr Samples for Analysis
JOHN A. MYERS, State Chemist
Affi6uIlurnl Cailef0
nov. sQ-im. 0ktfbt1ha Col Aiil.
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YietorCane NILS

Oct. 4, SIT.
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Plantation Rice Hullers.

ee25-4 AT BRoueHEa BRewx's.
CHKAP.--A5 octave parlor organ ss5. A 81
octave piano for sS5 Call early for bargains,
at PoTTER's, State street 4 lot Of irst-cIass
sewing machines, cheap enough for kindling
wood. at same place.
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yiek.burg ana Meridian Railroad.

Gorga EAsr-Passenger arrives 1905, P. m;
leaves 1920 p. m. Wy Freight, ARRIVES So q,
an: leaves $40 an; Through Freight
srriyes 400 a. NJ. leaves 4:3O p. ?. m.
c@[Ea WEsT-Mail arrives 3:2U. a. m, leaves
840a. NJ; Express leaves 7:40 a. m: arrives
from VIcksburg 500 p. n; Way Freight
arrives SIS D. m, leaves 6:l5-; Through
Freight, 9I5 a. m; leaves $50 a. N.
JOHN SCOTT, Gen. Manager.
FF. RAwoRTH, Superintendent
JSo. w. CLSGAs, Local Agent.
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Teachers, Institutes.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 10, 1882
EDITORS CLARION Will you please an
nounce through your columns that Teachers
Institutes, under the direction of this de-
partment, will be held asfollows: At Port
Gibson, November %, %, 80, and Decem-
Der 1st, 1882. At Natchez, December 5, 6,
and 8, 1882.
These Institutes, though intended special
ly for teachers, are free to all, and all inter
ested in the cause of education are cor
daily invited to attend.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED 10 PURCH4SE,

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR NO. l
IL MIX Cows with Young Calves, if de-
livered within the next 10 days. For par
ticulars apply to his office.
nnrl5 50 D
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J. PopEsIA4

| ". AARON.
/ Appeal from the Circuit Ceurt Of Sbarkey
county, Hon. B. F. Trimble Judge.
/ Podesta sued Aaron before Justice of tht
/ Peace upon a. account sworn to under Sl6ZT
Code 1880 and obtained a Judgment from
/ which Aaron appealed TO the Circuit Court
/ Upon the call of the case IN that Court thl
! plaintiff moved the Court for judmeat on the ac
count because the defendant had filed no coun
ter AFFIDAVIT either in the lower Court or in the
/ Cireuit Court To this defendant objected and
insisted on his right TO have the ease 60 before
the jury and for trial by the jury. The mo-
ton prevailed and Judgment was rendered fol
| the plaintiff, and defendant appeals assigning
| for the act On of the Court in rendering jadg.
men, for the plaintiff on motion over his objee.
ton that the cause should BE- submitted to the
jury.
Miller & Hirsh for appellant.
Frank Johnston, contra.
COOPER, J.,
Held
2l627 of the Code of 1880 gives TO open ae-
counts sued on when supported By the oath Of
the plaintiff attached thereto and filed with
the account, conclusive effect as testimony
unless the defendant should controvert their
correctness by his oath as therein provided.
=. The section under consideration, however,
lays down a rule of evidence, AMI not one of
pleading or practice and the defendant is not
pfeeluied from intsrposing affirmative matter
in confession and avoidance as a defense to
the suit.
8. 1t being question of fact for dis
cussion in this c3ss, however strong the evil
deHce may be in supper. of the issue for
either of the parties, 1t must he determined
by the jury, and not by the court. Judgment
rerersed.
To be reportedl
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FOR RENT.

nov. 5. lss2-3w.
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THREE DESIRABLE PLANTATIONS on
i DEER CREEK, viz:
DASovER-containing $50 acres.
SoUTHDALE-CoDtaining 325 acres.
GLEN BLYT1E-Ccntainiug $50 to 600 acre.
Of cleared land.
For Terms, Adde'S
DR. J. G. HALL,
McKNEETyTLLE, Miss.
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CONTRACTS
WANTED.

THE HEIRS AT LAW OF JAMES JOHN
i son, John G. Johnson, VIM. johnson and
ers and sister of Robt. G. Johnson, deceased,
late of Nicholas County, KY, are notified that
their names and places of residence are IN
known TO the undersigned. who desires to dis
tribute the estate of said r. G. Johnson.
Address F. E. COMPLETION, Executor,
noyl5, '62-2t Carlisle, Ky.
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R0IIERS MR SAK

ONE FORTY HORSE POWER BOILER
" with Chimney and Breeching.
One Is Horse power Fire Box Boiler, com
plete, and in good order.
One Duval Portable Engine--15 Horse-pow-
er, in good order Can be run TO show It's ca
paeity. H0SKINS s. HAMILTON.
sep.27, e2-aw. Brookhaven, Miss.
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Decay Of the Teeth

Arises from various causes, but principally
it may be attributed to early neglect or the
indiscriminate use of tooth powders and
Pastes, which give momentary whiteness
to the teeth while they corrOdc the enamei.
The timely use of that aromatic tooth-wash,
Fragrant SozoDoNT, viii speedily arrest the
progress of decay, harden the gums, and inn
part 4 delightful fragrance to the breath.
It removes those ravages which people sus-
tain in their teeth from the use Of sweet
and acid articles.
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Line and CEMENT

A large invoice just received. Of the very
best quality. For sale By retail or Wholesale
Orders from distance receive special atten,
ton. Address,
Crescent WAREHOUSE CoMPASy
LP. CHlIzs, Manager. Jackson. aIiss.
Nov. .sS2-4w.
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ITO be reported.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
v.
G-ruNrv FIT At

v l.
V.
sw1xNEY, EFT AL.
Appeal from the Clruit Court of Holmes Coun
| ty, Hon. C. H. Campbell, Judge.
This is an action on the bond of Hos
kins as Tax Collector of Holmes county. The
bond was executed by the sureties on July 10,
| 1876. By an act of the Legislature approved
| January II, 1877 the time for the collection of
taxes and for the settlement of the Tax Collec-
tor was enlarged. The sureties pleaded that
this action of the Legislature being without
their consent, released them from liability on
said bond. To these pleas demurrers were
interposed and overruled.
C. V. Gwinn, for appellant.
H. s. Hooker, contra.
CAMPBELL, c.. J.,
Hold
The sureties on a Tax Collectors bond are
held to have signed and executed the same
with acknowledge of the right of the Legis-
lature to alter at discretion the dates fixed by
law for the collection and settlement OF the
taxes. Demurrers were properly sustained
judgments reversed and cause Teaanded sci'h
Iedre TO plead orer.
Ito be reported.1
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TRAINS GUINd EAST.
No. ], Mail. daily-Arrives at jackson $50 P.
N. Leaves hatcher 230 P. N.
No. 3, freight, daily except Sun1ay-Leaves
Natebez 4:45 A. NJ. Arrives at Jackson P. NJ.
TRAINS GOING WEST
No. 2. Mail daily-Leaves Jackson : a. N.
Arrives at hatcher p. N.
No4, freight, daily except Sunday-Leayes
Jackson at $50 A. N. Arrives at Natchez
GO p. N.
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Notice TO Certificate Holders of
Central Matrimonial Association

NoIice 10 Certificate Holders of
! Central Matrimonial Association
B. T. McRae ct al,
| 50S] VS.
The Central Matrimonial Aid
Association, ct nj.
| Chancery Court, Kinds County, First Dist.
DY AN AMENDMENT TO COMPLAIN
ID ants bill this day filed by the Chancellor,
said Complainants hold to pay their assess
ments as they mature into court in furtherance
of their suits to enforce the specific perform
ance of their contracts. 1t is therefore or
dered, adiudged and deereed, that the Clerk of
this Court do receive said assessments and hold
the same until the fu Their order of this court.
Ordered at Chambers this November 10, A.
D. 1882. E. G. PEYT0N, Chancellor.
A true copy from the minutes of said Court,
at Jackson, Miss, this November II, 1882
W. T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. G. MOORE, D. C.
Wis, 82-3w.
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BRADLEY's lot, opposite old market house,
is the place where your fruit trees bought
of Hopes Bro. & Thomas will be delivered ;
be there on November 24th without fail.
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JACKSON.
THE SICK-RELIEF
AND
ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION,
NTISAESSYPpI

CHARTERED ACCORDING TO LAW. AND
" having paid the State tax, pursuant "a
recent opinion OF the Attorney General, is
now ready to afford indemnity in the event OF
sickness or accident, to all who may avail
themselves of its membership.
The cost of membership is
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WELCOME 10 Az.

On November oath the agents Of Hopes
Bro. & Thomas will welcome every patron
at Bradley lot Opposite old Market House,
% come promptly one and al.
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AAsTRoSADE,
v.
THE STATE.
Appeal from the Circuit Court Of Warren
County. Hon. Warren CoNan. Judge.

Appeal from the Circuit Court Of Warren
County, Hon. Warren CoWan, Judge.
Appellant was indicted tried and convicted
If the offence Of unlawful retailing, at . term
of the Circuit Court of Warren county, begun
and held on the 18th of June, 1882. By the
court district in this State composed q the
county Of w arren, facts 1876 D. "a, j the Judge
| of that court was authorized to call 2 special
term thereof for the transaction Of criminal
business in the months of July, August and
September, giving 10 days notice.
II is insisted that this excla4es the power Of
converting special term at any other time.
and renders everything done At the special
term here in question as eorom non judics and
void. By The general law Code 1871, 658t in
force ct the time Of the passage Of the special
act the Judges Of the State were authoriz ed to
convene SPECIAL terms of their courts when
ever they seemed i necessary by giving 30
days notice.
The appellant first pleaded guilty to the
Indictment in the lever court, bat subsequent
II moved the court to withdraw his plea Of
guilty and to interpese 9 plea of not guilty.
The affidavit fled in support Of his motion did
not aver his innocence Of the charge, but dis
closed that he was an old offender who had on
previous occasions pleaded guilty and es-
capped with the mildest penalty. and that be
had been induced from this fact 70 believe
that he would meet with equal lenieney on
this occasion, and had By this expectation
been induced TO plead guilty but that be was
now alarmed By rum0r that be was 70 be
more severely dealt With and therefore wished
to withdraw his pies Of guilty. and take his
chances before jury The Court refused the
application.
H. C. Mecabe, for appellant.
T. G. eatchings contra.
CaAInERs.J-
HID
/. The special act must Be nstrued ID con-
nection with the general law not e dePIa ing
ioyed 81 al the other ndges of the Etate, hut
rather IS armfng him with the added power Of
naIling special terms during the speelned
month upen Fl er1er nEfice than permitted b
tie general law, levitt ID dAy
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REAI. IssTATgs FoIl IT,

TINE 3003Is0 FEET AND IMPROVE
4 ments On Minerva Street. No incum-
branee. Tide perfect Call and see Il 81 the
Dental Sign. on the premises
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SHOES.

SHOES.
Standard and full stock. Brogans in
all sizes, from 6. to IS, at $1.25. No
extra charge for the large sizes.
A lined and bound BROGAN-full
stock-at $1.OO. 1 don't think you
can buy this Shoe outside of my house,
for $3.50.
A full stock WOMAN's SHOE,
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1900 Bushels Pure Rust Proof Oats, raised
on Locust Grove Plantation.
At A. vIRDENs
Oct. A. '82-tf.