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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15
TRnST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF A
- certain Deed in Trust executed BIZ T. T.
Stockton. on the FIRST day Of March. 1881, 10
secure to Thes. E: Helm the payment u : Ger
tain indebtedness fheiein described, which
deed IS on record in he efice Of the CAancery
Clerk Of the First District Of Kinds county,
Al jackson. Mississippi, in Deed Book No. u
page 81, he undersigned Trustees, or one Of
tn m, will proceed 10 sell III mont Of the City
Hall, in the CITY of Jackson, ii public outcry,
10 the highest bidder. for cash, on
Monday, the 10th day Of April. 1sss,
The following described properly situated in
the First District OF Kinds county Mississippi.
and more particularly described as follows,
to-t-it: All tnat part Of the EI< Of Nwk aud
" of Ne4. lying south OF The Natchez,
Jackson & Columbus RaitroAd and the + = Of
the Swk sexcePt twenty acres in the south
west corner and EA OF Ne1< of S c. 8, r. s.
r. |. East and Ell Of NwI<, and W. Of Mel
and Y acres in SwL in Section 9, T. 5. &. L
East Executing, however, those lots off II
the lands sold by Ware 10 tue following named
persons, to wit % acres TO W. W Porter; 80
acres TO Robinson; acres TO Norfolk Lynch
and 2 acres TO Lawrence Adams. Also, 90
acres in the south end of the w Il Of the Nwk
Of Sec. g. T. 5, R. /, east. The title to the
above described property is believed to be
good, but the undersigned viii only convey
such as is vested in them by the deed in
trust aforesaid.
EN-. PARKER.
B. W. GRIFFITH,
Trustees
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The Death.rate Of

Our country is getting to be fearfully alarm
ing, the average of life being lessened every
year, without any reasonable cause, death re-
sulting generally rom the most insignificant
origin At this season OF the year, especially,
n cold is such common thing that in the hur-
ry of every day life we are apt 10 overlook
the dangers attending il and often find too
late, that fever or Lung trouble has already
set in Thousands lose their lives in this way
every winter, while had BOschee's German
Syrup been taken, cure would have resulted,
and a large bill from \ Doctor been avoided
For all diseases o. the Throat and Lungs,
Bosehee's German Syrup has proven itself to Ge
the greatest discovery Of its kind in MEDICINE.
Every Druggist in this county will tell you of
it's wonderful effect. Over 1000 bottles sold
asst year without single failure known
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BELOW vICKsBURG.
Commercial

OOmmerclaII
Skiffs we're sent up to this city yesterday
after spades aud shovels to be used on the
levees at Davis, bend. Great danger is an
ticipated in that section, fearing the break
ing of the levees. If break should occur
there the plantation of Col. w. s. Lowell,
Mrs NJ. E. Hamer, r. d. Mitchell, Mont
gomery & Sons, and the plantations of ex-
President Davis, managed by o. B. Cox,
will all no doubt go under.
Judge Simrall brings cheering news from
Washington, with regard to our harbor i'm
provement. He says the Secretary Of War
has recommended in his report the immrdi,
ate appropriation of 100000 for the pur-
pose of making the improvement recon-
river commission.
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The Grand Commandery Knights Tenn
plar will meet at Holly Springs next
month, l9,h. The Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows Will meet in the same city in May.
TIE Third House" has been duly in
corporated, as will be seen by Senate bill
introduced on yesterday by Senator Stewart.
The list Of incorporators might have been
considerably enlarged.
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THE ladies of the Methodist Church
have taken in hand the raising of the
amount necessary for the building of the
new Methodist Church, and are meeting
with substantial encouragement. The
erection of a handsome church edifee, oil
any denomination, is a matter in which
every citizen feels an interest, and our
observation is that in this respect the peo-
pie of Jackson are truly catholic.
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MAMIE ENcAMPNENT [. o. o. F., Sum-
nit, is making arrangements for an exeur-
sion to New Orleans on the 26th of April,
to participate with the Odd Fellows of that
city in observance of the anniversary of the
Order. Choctaw Encampment of this city,
and the Encampment at Yicksburg have
accepted invitations, and are making due
preparations for the occasions.
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ShreMdness and Ability.

Hop Bitters are SO freely advertised in all
the papers, secular and religious, are having
a large sale, and are supplanting all other
medicines. There is no denying the vir-
lures of the Hop plant, aud the proprietors
of these Bitters have shown great shrewd-
ness and ability in compromising a Bitters.
whose virtues are so pslpable to every ones
obervation.- aud Chronicle.
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GEN. MARTIN, it will be seen, gives no
tice that there will be on sale at Green s
Bank, during next month, some of the
seven per cent. non-taxable Kinds county
Railroad Bonds. They are a splendid in
vestment. The bonds thus far issued have
been promptly purchased, and the coupons
due last month were paid on presentation.
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The Sunfower.
Yieksburg Herald. j

Very little land on Sunfower is above
water, with the exception of an occasional
mound or strip of land, probably twelve
or fifteen feet square. Capt Geo. w. Book
out, of the steamer Sunfower, says two
thirds of the cattle and hogs will be drown
ed in this county. and that over one-half
have already been lost. Pretty much all
the mules and horses are being saved.
Among the poorer classes there is consider
able suffering, and those who are unable to
furnish themselves, or who have no credit,
are leaving the country.
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THE YAzoo.

Every portion of land from Greenwood
to Hanes' Bluff is submerged. There is not
a speck of dry dirt as big as nickel to be
seen anywhere; and the loss of stock is
terrible in every quarter. She returned
again last night, going as high as Paxton's
Landing, towing barge for a lot of stock
she is to bring here from that place this
morning.
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PuRIFY the blood and regulate the bowels

PURIFY the blood and regulate the bowels.
if you would have health. There is no rem
edy equal to the PRIcKLY ASH BIrTERs for
this purpose. They act directly on the or
gaus concerned, going to the seat of disease
and driving it from the system. Nor do
they stop here, but strengthen the system,
giving il tone aud action, rendering it much
more capable of resisting Ell future attacks.
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Death Of Sam B. Knight.

A telegram from New Orleans yesterday
morning Announced the sudden and most
unexpected death Of Mr. Sam B. knight.
He died on Wednesday night of apoplexy,
having been taken sick on Monday. His re-
mains were brought to this city by yester-
day afternoons train. Mr. Knight was a
native of Jackson, and learned his trade in
thiso flee. He was an expert craftsman, and
a kind, generous hearted young man. His
bereaved mother and sister have the hearty
sympathy of the community.
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CHANCrRY NOTICE.

ITO ALL PERSONS HAVING OR CLAIM.
4 ing any legal or equitable interest in the
following described land, sold for taxes on the
Fourth day OF March, 1878, viz: Lots =. 20,
IS, IS, 81. IS aud 49, being part Of lots and II.
Cohea Survey, jackson, Mississippi, you are
hereby notified 10 appear at Rules, before the
Clerk OF the Chaneery Court, at bis Office,
City of Jackson, on the first MONDAY. the
LIST day of Nav next. in the suit Of j. N.
Cannon VS.. W. B Jeiks, and unknown parties,
No. 476.
W. 7. RATLIFF. Clerk.
By A. G.. MooRE, D. C.
Jackson, Feb. :, lsS2-4w.
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JUDGE FEATHERsToN,
ozsord EagIs.l

Oxford Eagle.
Gen. W s. Featherston Is our Circuit
Judge, and We believe his appointment will
give satisfaction to our people.
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IN EVERY WAY WORTHY AND QUALIFIED
Handsboro AdYertiser.l

That Judge Terral is in every way worthy
and qualified for the position is proven in
the fact be succeeds one of the best judges
in the State Governor Lowry has to the
present approved none but wise measures,
and in time we we may see wisdom in all
of them. At present we cannot, but the
opinion may possess more prejudice than
merit. 1t probably does, but it shall not
interfere with our duty to welcome aud
extend to tie new judge all that is due
him. Congratulations are 10 order, and
accordingly he has them. we predict that
he will prove satisfactory in all respects.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15

The Robert Lowry" IS the name of q
new brand Of -four just now selling in this
market Those who have tried i. say it is
worthy OF the name.
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The Judicial Appointments Good
and Satisfactory.
Columbus Index.

Columbus Index.
These appointments are all good ones and
will give General satisfaction throughout the
State. Judge Chalmers has flled plaee on
the Supreme Court bench for number 81
wears with great credit, and the whole State
will cordially endorse the Governors action
n re-appointing him. OF the re-app0int-
ment Of Judge Arnold il Is unnecessary for
us % sneak. Suffice it to say the people Of
this district, without regard to party differ
enees. will unite 10 returning thanks to the
Governor for the choice be has made.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15

WE publish notice to-day that looks
like business, relating to the proposed Gov
eminent Building. Proposals are invited
Tor the sale of property suitable for a site
corner LOT preferred.
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The appointment of Judge TerraI.
Enterprise Courier.

Enterprise Courier.
This is one of Governor Lowry's happy
strokes-a fortunate appointment, and one
that will receive the hearty appreciation of
the people. There were other eminent
gentlemen urged for the position, but no
one, We trow, who surpasses in moral hon
esty, ability, and those sterling qualities
which go to make up the upright Judge the
man who has been called to the bench
Many persons did not get the man of their
choice it was impossible that all should do
so, but no one will complain that Maj
Terrall has received the commission.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15

The Union Aid Association, recently
chartered by the Legislature, promises to be
one of the most popular insurance comps
MES organized in the State. Ex-Gov. J. NJ.
Stone, is President, and Hon. II. NJ. Street,
Hon. J. g. Hamilton and Capt. Jas. Hays
are its active nOrkers.
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Representative Lyle.

Forest Register.
Judge Mathew Lyle, SCOTS worthy
Representative, was in Forest on Friday.
The Judge has proven himself worthy of
the confidence oil his constituents, and no
member has worked more assiduunsIy.
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sLEEPLESs NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by Byron Lemly.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15

THE merchants are receiving their spring
goods, but they are rather modest about
letting it be known through the local press
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15

The proceedings of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, at their meeting on LIST inst,
will be found in supplement to this issue.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REPoRrED BY 6. G. cAaFaEI.I.
Mosp.r. MaFeh D. 20.

MosD II. March Ia, 1881
The following eases were 4 Trnsd
s7b5-city Of Naiche1. vs.. Trustees Of Jefferson
College
s7eO-Geo ". shaekslford. vs. Hunt 4
Vaughan.
s7ss-Johu Gibson ct al. vs. State Of Mis-
sissippi.
soso-Martin l. Creel vs. State of mississippi
The following cases we're Regsrs.d and Re
1sanded.
3s47-Kate Cannon ct al, VS.. G. 4. Barry
sippi.
Ss9l-B r Martin ct al, vs. Elizabeth swof,
ford
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15

WE had the pleasure of calls this week
from Shrriffs w. b. johnson, of Winston, n.
T. Lilies, of Scott, A. Q. May, of Simpson,
and W. L. Strahan, of CovingtOn, each OF
whom had business "at the Captains office
in the State House
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15

A EISE-HoRsE portable engine and a
Deering horse power are offered for sale
cheap See advertisement.
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THE CLARION Office will receive some
choice visiting cards in few days, which
the ladies should call and see.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To ALTER, FoRWooD & Co.
YOU ARE COMMANDED TO APPEAR
i before the Cnancery Court of the County
of Hinds LIST District, in said State, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF APRIL, 1882, to defend the
suit in said Court, of Green's Bank, wherein
you are defendants
II. RATL1FF, Clerk.
By A. g. MOORE, D. C.
March 8, '82-4w
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

y Tucker Compan Of ToroC na
of
bonaf Of
eaa IN AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Of Hesitate de
as amount for which thesane morgag and that
l. NJ eneraAg
Of AID
III. NOtayPu
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Company of
Conpan hasor
after
of and heby adj
nited be
behalf ndCo
h law. and practice said State other State; @ All BY
81
Witness our hands and che Seal y said Company h DAY D 1882
Isl + NJ TUCKER General Agent
f1 q Toronto Canada The original ne this oh
Auditor Public Acconnts
N. BARROWS,
=. a. TUCKER CO.
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saILoHs vITALIzER is what you need
for COnstipPt ton. Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness
and symptoms of Dyspepsia Price 10 and
IS cents per bottle. Sold by Byron Lemly.
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DIR. J. E. CoKER. of Livingston, Miss,
wants to buy bushel of fresh upland rice
seed.
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THATHAcKTNG COUGH can be so quick.
IL cured BY ShiIoh,s Cure. We guarantee it
Sold by Byron Lemly.
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SHTLOHs COUGH and Consumption Cure
IS sol BY Us % : guarantee. Il cures cen
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d d FA1RMAN.

lttoI ALLAN, Jackson. Mississippi,
WILL PRACTICE III The SUPREME.
fnDEaAI AID ornsR coUnTs. Cot IncI
CLAIMS alteud e purchase 81 SFATE 81 Enr-
EED sI4TEs LANDs HoaxsrEAn Enrn4es. Ere.
0Nf1eE - NuH.s IAoN EnoNx Bu1LD-
fge. Nah CLARION oEEIc1
ian.6 2-dews
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STATE BOARD OF HEALTH meets to-day.

THE State Medical Association meets at
oxford, on Wednesday, April 9TH
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Helm for the Exiled Russian Jews.

total 10 GATE. s..s-' ''''' .''.'' ~
Bro Robert C. Patty, in transmitting the
contributions of Macon Lodge, says; /" am
rejoiced at the FIRST deliyerapce of the Grand
Master. His heart is in the right place. I"
IL. POWER, Grand Secretary.
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Sale Of Land.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court of Madison County. /
will, rs Administrator Of the estate of L. F.
Henderson, deceased sell at public auction,
in Jack son, on
Thursday, 29th March next,
Els NeA and NwL of NeL, Section 8, T. Z,
R. /, west, in Kinds county Mississippi.
JOHN HANDY.
feb.22, 1872 4w
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EoB Lama Back. side Or Chest use ehfIoI. 8
Porous Plaster. Price = ce6lS
SoId ~ byron Lemly
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Listof Letters remaining in the Post-ofice
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss for the week
ending March Is, 1882:
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J, NJ Wesson, Jr vs. Alton A. Miller,
ct al. Motion granted.
The Supreme Court has adjourned to the
9TH day March.
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AgMIsTEAD WRIGHT, respected colored
citizen, died on Wednesday night. His
funeral took place yesterday afternoon, and
vas very largely attended.
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UNITED STATES posi- OFFICE,

UNITED STATES Posi- OFFICE, !
Jackson, MISSISSIPPI
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until Il NJ on the 31st day OF
March, for the sale OF property suitable as a
site for the proposed Public Building 10 be
erected in this city. corner lot is preferred.
Ii corner lot, the dimensions must be not
less than 40 $50 feet; ii not a corner lot,
not less than I25 200 feet-tbe two hundred
feet TO be street front Dimensions should be
given in the proposals. The Department re-
serves the right to reject all proposals.
GEO. C. MCKEE, Postmaster.
March Is. '82-3w
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Hon. L. B. Jones, of Lafayette.

EDITOR CLARION: Your reporter GER
tainIy was rot on hand in the House a few
evenings since, when Mr.. Jones, of Lafay-
cite, made his speech on the bill to prohibit
the sale of whiskey in the town of Oxford,
else he would have noted the same. 1t was
quite an event. This gentleman had been
classed among the "silent and digni6ed !"
up to that time, but when the occasion de
manded, the silence was broken by hurri-
cane of oogent, convincing reasons. 1t can
be said, truthlully, that so long as Lafayette
is represented by the dashing Howry, and
the sturdy, solid Jones, she is safely
anchored. Yours,
SPECTATOR.
Our reporter was present on the occasion
referred to, and was, like our correspondent,
most favorably impressed with the ability
displayed by AEr. Jones in his argument !;
but our reporter vas also impressed with
the fact that were be to report al the good
things said on both sides Of every important
measure that has been considered, there
would not be room enough to contain them
even in the liberal space devoted to Legs
lative proceedings.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
lieey compldint Shiloh 0ffal i1Sr IS 14IsE-
eatssd 70 ours ysas Sold by Byron EsnIT.
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Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised"
GEO. C. MCKEE, p VI.
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Pass Christian Beacon.

The great question of the judgshi p has al
last been determined-and to US satisfacto
rily-by the appointment of Hon. S. I'll.
Terral. While there was a large sentiment
in this part of the district in favor of the
present incumbent, Judge Hamm, yet we
think the people will find no trouble in
becoming reconcied to the situation.
Because ones particular friend was not
selected, does not make the appointment
less fit, or render it necessary or excusable
to doubt the wisdom of Governor Lowry.
Our district does not contain better man,
or one more suited to be Judge, than Hon.
Sam'l FL. Terra[, OF Clarke. Therefore we
say that his is a good appointment.
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p paLIIy OF Ine community,
LETTER LIST

GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and Bron
ehitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure
Sold By Byron LemIy.
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MAJ. f. J. INCLUSION, the newly elec
ted Superintendent of the State Peniten.
tiary, entered formally on the discharge Of
the duties of that Office on Monday last.
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March 8, 1882 SOD.
rHoMAs WATSON.
Z. N. PARKER.
B. w. GRIFFITH.

THOMAS WATSON.
No 325l VS..
BYRON H. EvERs, EFT AL
In the United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District of Mississippi
60MPLAINANTS HAVING SHOWN TO
" the Court that neither George r Phillips.
nor William Marshall members of the firm of
Phillips, Marsh II & Co., of London. England,
nor Herbert Boggs, nor Stephen Belknap, nor
the British & Mississippi Land Company, de-
PENDANTS in said cause, is an inh abitant of the
Southern District of Mississippi, or of the
said State, or domiciled in it, or to be found
in said Dis let or State; that said Phillips &
Marshall are residents of London, in Eng
land, and there nave their post Office; that
Herbert Boggs and Stephen Belknap. and
said British s. Mississippi Land Company
have their residences, domiciles aud post
Office az Newark, in the State Of New JeI sey:
The COURT THEREFORE ORDERED That each
of said absent defendants appear in said
Gonrt, at Jackson, Mississippi, and answer or
demur TO comrlainants bill, and amended
hill in said cause on the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Wanted Immediately.

ONE BUsHEL Fresh Upland Rice Seed
~ Give price. Address
Dr. j. s. COKER,
Livingston, Madison Co, Miss
March Is. '82-2w.
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The erection of the new Government
Building, new Methodist ehuEsasas. !. n
petiou of the Natchez, = M
bus Railroad, and the we
Yazoo Valley Railroad, -nd Dc
docket for early attention wiIF md - rg4is
lively hereabot sane time
THE attractive a Eoe of Maui
Insurance Statements in GU II -. -
the splendid array Of figures Fey e. n
show that there's millions in it." These
old, reliable companies, so long represented
in this city by that veteran in the business,
are always ready to accommodate our people
with first-class indemnity, at fair and reas-
enable rates.
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First Monday Of Nav, 1852;

aud that this Order shall be served on each Of
said absent defendants, if practicable, wher.
ever found, but If such personal service be
not practicable, this order shall be published
once week in The W EEKLY CLARION, a news
paper published in jackson, Mississippi, for
not less than * consecutive weeks, and a
copy of This order sent by mail postage pre-
paid 10 each of said parties az their spective
post-othces aforesaid, at least six weeks be-
fore said first Monday
Ordered, this February 18th, 1882.
X. A HILL, Judge.
A true copy from the minutes
Attest: JAS. NJ MCKEE
L. s.. Cl- rk.
SHELTON s. SHELTON, Soils.
march5, 81 -6w
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RECEIVED WITH HIGHEST SATISFACTION
Shubuta Messenger.

Shubuta Messenger.
Major Terral has been nominated and
confirmed Judge of the Seventh Judicial
Circuit Court District. 1t is splendid
appointment, and will be received with the
highest satisfaction throughout the dis
trlct.