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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-10-26

New mixtures i'm Gilbert'S
best FIannelS.
Hand-knit WOrSted Jackets,
LeggingS, Hoods, Children'S
Ulster NaCQueS, MittenS, and
Infants SaCqueS and Boots,
just opened. Same make of
fine goods | sold last year. |
have them direct from man.
ufaCturer. Some very hand
some infants hoods in this
lot.
New lot Ottoman Ribbons.
g Special Bargains
in COrSetS just received, at
so and 75C.
Bargains in Bath Tow.
els just opened, at 1OC' and
II ~ cts.
New lot ChemiSeS at 25C.
New lot Drawers at 25c,
New lot NightgOWnS at 75C.,
85C" 81, $f.f5, 1925.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-10-26
SUPREME coUnr or yERMoNr

The Bench aud Bar Of Vermont send cordial greet
ing to the Lord Chief Justice Of England. They de-
sire to express their high appreciation Of his personal
character, and their admiration of his eminent judi
cal qualities the head of the highest legal tribunal
Of his country. They have been highly gratihed by
his visit to the United States, and especially by his
kind and generous comprehension Of our country,
our government, and our people They trust his visit
here has been satisfactory and agreeable to him. aud
will afford him pleasant memories in the future.
They desire also to wish for him safe return to his
native land, and that he may long yoto adorn his ex
allied station.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
Pharmaceutical Convention.

Errors CLARION: We beg leave to
late, for the benefit Of druggists ex-
betting to attend the Pharmaceutical
Invention, at Jackson, June II, that
arrangements have been made with the
hilroads for reduced rates, to wit: The
Eicksburg & Meridian will sell round
rip tickets to Jackson on the 10th and
18th, good to return till 10th, at SIX
sents per mile; Mobile & Ohio will issue
lfom 10th to 18th, excursion tickets with
seturn coupons, good till the goth, be-
tween State Line and Okol0na, to Merl-
bian and return, at three cents per mile
bach way; the Natchez, Jackson y Col
hmbus will sell, from 10th to 18th, tick,
BITS at 3 cents per mile going, and ~
|eents per mile returning, good to return
Bill the Goth; Illinois Central will charge
full fare going but will return delegates
at one half regular rates upon present
|ing at their ticket Office, in Jackson
Miss, certificates issued by authorized
officers Of the Association, properly ac
srediting him. The Edwards Hous
will accommodate delegates at S2OO pc
day. II. > WEST.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
KINDS COUNTY.
Executive Committee Meeting.

The Kinds County Democratic-Con-
Executive Committee met at
Raymond, Monday morning the l4th,
with the following members present.
Geo. W. Harper, Chairman, w. II.
Chichester. ]. b. Robertson, Nj. Dabney,
L. Mathews, Harry Peyton, n. b.
Smith proxy for N. c. Perry, Sam y.
Harper proxy for l.. c. Fisher, ], X.
NcNeely, A. Il. Siyley, proxy for ID. ).
Fearing, T. McClelland, w. j. Crisler,
A. G. Lewis, G. D. Gillespie,,proxy for +.
r. Carloss, w. w. Bell, ]. D. Coleman.
The Chairman stated the object of the
meeting to be for the purpose OF meet
ing a delegation of colored citizens who
had some proposition to make, looking
to the coalescing Of the two races in the
coming campaign.
The colored committee composed as
follows, was received; +. f. Perkins, A.
Fl. Davis, Geo. Z, Cranberry, Henry
Harper, T. s. johnson, 7. j. johnson, j.
]. Williams and Alfred jameson.
Through their chairman request was
made that certain Of the county Offices
be accorded the colored race, they pledg-
ing themselves in turn to support the
nominees of the Democratic Convention
After free consultation their request
was 70 modified "a to embrace the Offices
Of Assessor, two members Of the Legis
lature, Coroner and Ranger and ont
member of the Board of Supervisors.
This was accepted by the Committee
with the understanding that . Conven
ten Of the acknowledgements
voters would be called and the matte
submitted to them for adoption or reiec
tion--the Supervisor to be taken from
such district as may be willing 10 aecor'
lit to the eolored raoo-if one can b
found.
On motion it was determined to hol,
| the Convention on Monday, the ID
July.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
Democracy.

FDrroRs CLARION; Democracy is a
government by the people. Jefferson
saws: equal and exact justice to all
men of whatever state or persuasion
religious or or political-adsolute ac-
ou;esencein the decisions of the MAORI
ty--the vital principle Of republics"
Thus, in democratic government the
various interests, opinions and desires
of the whole peon O should be pro
portionally represeNted-that our law
making bodies become society in mlnla-
ture and our laws the accurate express
sion Of public opinion. Henry George
sovs. az we would really make and con-
time this a government of the people
Car the people, and by the people, we
n,nst rive to our politics earnest atten'
tion. We must be prepared to review
our opinions; to give up old IDEAS ano
10 accept new ones. We must aDahdot
prejudice and make our reckoning WITH
fres minds" Gen. (Senator) George
4 beautifully said: Gin free government
tba true emanation Of the popular VII
-tho laws and policies should be the re
sult of the average interest and averag
tboucht--the average aspirations Of tn
neonIe In the formation Of this aver
p pTe common opinion in giving voice an
,, force in the government; the agrlcu
turists Of the State constituting lou
ffths Of the people, should exercise
! natential influence" I. a. DoDsoN.
DeSoto County, May 10, 1888.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
Yazoo County Levee Convention.

Yazoo Herald.
On Thursday, May 18th, large and
meeting OF the swamp |
landowners was held in the Courthouse |
in Yazoo City.
Judge X. Bowman was elected Chair |
man, and John S. Williams, Secretary.
Gen. B. S. Kicks, D. c. Love and Rev.
r. Abbey, John Newberry and DIR. W.
Y. Gadberry, were appointed a Commit
tee on Resolutions.
Mr.. John s. Williams moved the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were seconded
and carried clause by clause:
Resolued, That the seven delegates to
the Jackson Convention be selected by
the house and not appointed by the
chair.
Rssolued, That Yazoo county is pri-
marily in favor Of the one Levee Dis
trict plan.
Resolued, That secondarily, only, in the
event that no agreement constituting
one Leyee District can be agreed on,
Yazoo county is in favor Of forming a
Leyee District to consist Of the back
counties and the old first Levee District.
Rssolced, That Yazoo county is unal
terablv opposed to the assumption OF
any Indebtedness or bonds already con.
tracted or issued by either Of the old
Leyee Districts.
Res0Ived, That we deem it unjust and
ineouitablc that we should be taxed
: equally with the front counties.
Mr.. r. G. Hudson moved that th'
: Ieyee taxes be fixed on basis Of cottoI
per pound and of land per acre, and tina
0 the regular county tax collectors be thu
: collectors thereof This motion was sec
G ondcd and carried.
c Mr. J. G. Prewitt moved that our del
+ egates be instructed to demand Il fai
y representation for Yazoo on the neN
d Levee Board. Seconded and carried b.
p the house; Rev. r. Abby moved that on
b delegates be instructed to co-operat
Q, with delegates from other counties ]
It prevailing upon the Governor to call 2
II extra session of the Legislature at til
e. earliest date possible.
70 Mr.. ID. G.. Love then moved that II
le resolution, that the meeting select Il
r. delegates be re-consdered. Reconside
Id alton seconded and carried. Mr.. Lo1
IL then moved that the Chair appoint Il
If delegates. The Chair then appoints
"a b. s. Ricks, Jno q. Poindexter, Jno.
Williams, J. L. Covert, w. III. Richar
son, Jno. II. Voolfolk, and II. l.. Ia
Tor.
On motion Of Gen. Kicks, the cha
man was added to the committee. III
4, was the thing most enthusiastica
la ao done Of all others during the ev'
Il. ing.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
MEDICAL.
CORTIVALIS!
The Painless Opium Habit Cure.

rs A vEGErABIE REMEDY, Is ENTIRELY
sasr; aud vhen taken aocorlsRg u dlrSai1as,
never fails b cure. Read The following Cetnasats
wMoKA, Mis-, March q, iSS2
DR W r. NoNeuR--DEAR SIs:--Abeal twelve
wears a-o commenced the al morphine tnr siek
headache 20 which vas greatly suhieet The hteit
grew upon me uBtiiit took an enormous quantity ~
have any effect and my headache steadily grow Nor'sa
In the meantime the headaches, or the morphine,
or both had impaird my eyesisht ahtil vas y
most blind, and fer tive years past my manthIy
periods had entirely CEASED. While In thts eendl-
u0n and ieeAing that vas Fastening 10 an ubtilne
y grave my husband heard 81 your medicine, Ger
Avalis and brought me a hotta ! commenced
using IL about eight weeks ago, and new, alter TAX
ing only two bottles am entite.y eurd, NOS only
II the morphine habit, bat also Of the sick head
ache which formerly DISTRESSED me - mech NJ
eyesight il better than IA has heen or ben yeaF and
| am nov entirely regular In my periods. do not
feel the slightest desire fer MORPHEUS and don't BE-
licve ever viii egain. In fact, u has made neu
woman Of me, and feel thai | eannet Natheaenty
express my appreciation OF the good youT wonder
full CortivallR has done wish this coAld nleel
the eve OF every woman ON earth.
You're, Respectfully, sUE IL kEHT.
wish b add my endarvement 10 Nhat my viii
has said above. l heitcvN OortiFalis Is worth on'
hundred dollars bottle b any opium enter
T. J. kEET.
Manufastured BY .
ERWIN, aAYpEN 4 f0NGuE
WNoNA, Mrs
For sale by all pranylsaA rrIOe, shOO per bottle
| Nay ~, issS-iew
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
The Farmers Live Stock and MUTUAL
Relief Association.

The following letter to the Secretary
Of this Association is from well Known
and highly respected citizen OF Holmes
county, il a tribute to the way in when
tile affairs of the Association Is man
aged:
DuRANT, MISS, May Is, 1885,
Mr.. John I. Buck, jackson, Miss
Enclosed you find receipt for loss on on
certificate No. l748. Also $3:9u 70 pay
assessment No. 8. II am mucn oDlis nv
% you for the promptness in the settie'
nent az this claim. Your company dc
serves success, and as long as managed
by such men as you it will succeed.
Yours truly,
w. A. LocKHAET. :
This association il growing rapidly
Active agents are wanted everywhere.
Address JOHN T. BUCK, secretary
Jackson, Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
Relieffor the Sufferer. by the Storm.

Blocks SToRE, Miss, May Is, 1885.
Hon E Barkstlale
DEAR sal have collected from our
Sabbath School tHowells Chapell Metho-
dist, for the cyclone sufferers, the amounts
shown by the subjeined list and by re
quest forward to you with instructions to
use where most needed. The amount is
from little children from 5years old and up
wards-an of whom were anxious to con
tribute. We are poor and cur school is To-
Gated in the country, bat are anxious ~ Go
eur part towards the suffering ones !;
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
Levss Meeting in ouitman County.
BEL1S, QuIrMAE Co, Mss,

May II, 1888.
Pursuant to a call, the citizens Of
Quitman county, assembled at the court
house at Belen..
On motion, Mr.. w. T. Jamison WIS
called to the chair, and DIR, G, $. John
ston was appointed Secretary of the
meeting.
On motion, the.following resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Resoloed, BY the citizens of Quitman
county, in convention assembled, that
we unite with the citizens Of Tunica and
other counties in petitioning his Excel
lency the Governor of the State Of Mis-
sissippi to assemble the Legislature in
extra session for the purpose of enact
ing Laws for the repair of the Nississip-
pi Lcvees.
Resolved, That we elect three delegates
to attend the convention in Jackson on
the oath of this month.
Re5oEuei, That We oppose the taxation
of personal property, such as stock, cot
ton, corn and other agricultural pro
duets.
On motion, Mr.. L. Marks, I. ]. Berry
and w. T. Jamison were elected dele
gates to the jackson convention. Nr
/ ~. Blackman was appointed by TIL
chair to attend the convention as a dele
gate from this meeting.
On motion, the delegates were in
structed to oppose u tax on stock, corn
cotton, and other agricultural products
On motion, the Secretary was INSTRUCT
, ed to send copy of these proceeding
to the Friars Point Gazette and til
jackson CLARION.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j, G. s. JOHNSTON, Secretary,
narcrnN- Vim rnnnr
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

\. Vicksburg Herald looks fresh
bright in its new suit Of type. 1t
bi.hes morning and evening editions
as news Journal keeps abreast with
HINES.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

|sn Vicksburg Post hears a report
r. T. Wilson, President of the n.
RAM. Railroad has purchased
boo worth of pine lands in Harrison,
- and Jackson counties.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

In Atlanta Constitution is mistaken
living that there is but one political
4 in which the voters of the country
Interested, and that is the reduction
hriff taxation in the interest of the
no
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
Mississippi state Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION,

TEN}IE TIME SEEMING PRUpirioUS AND Tflk
| state % our profession demanding H., wa, the
undersigned Druggists IL the rtate Of Mississippi
depm IL propcr 70 issue eau for \ sAayentton d
nest ut Jackson, TUESDAY, dufB farH, tESi. for
he purpose oi organizing a state PhsrlnacVghna
Association The ehicst of ts3s Association viii
h, 10 unite ms meubaTS in the honds ot tsllowshr
and common Interest, that thtT may cooperate
in eleyattng the profession "a well - projecting u
from the many evils that now Affect the trade
We sincerity trust Uat this elert will reeoiye The
hearty aud generous rapport ri every druggist 10
the state, feeling assured that II vii prove great
benefit 10 ALI
The time and paca designated tor this ainvanttns
vas selected tn view OF the 'acI thai Juno IL usually
a duh month ia trade, and Jarkrun the uAast nc
cesste, Us we'll as the meet central puGna In ths
SLatat
ii. +. WEsr, Fayetts, JenerSon soanty,
r. A. DICKS, Matches, Adams eoanty,
GEo W Fox, =
WAtroN, t'tAaK Co, Matches
| Win II, HICKMAN,
| LAWRENCE & BuNRtRa,
| w. H. RUNNING
| ]. r. EiRKFAfFIIB,
| J. u, QuEaLEs,
! CHLs II. nicka,
| C. y, GoFFEY Fnyette,
| HUNTER & HARRINGTON, Jackson.
! II. IRMLY.
| H. H. LEDnFTTER,
| W. II. POTTER,
E. pELERY, hay ~ Louis.
/ G. DoREMua, Port aibSnn.
| Jko. A. LIMERICK, Rodney.
WniFFlELD Co, Aert,iiaA
| A. ]. PECK,
Wmrg 4 SAITH,
w. b. RAMSEY Co., :"
W. T. Pace Co,
r. s~~We will state FOR the benefit os those VII
may visa 10 become member hat cannot % ptenen
at The convention that they forward their applion
ton to nr, Byron lRmly vt jackson, MIS-
| mAyi6, S3-td.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

|, vicksburg Herald wants to
h.sr the innocents with one fell
= It proposes to put all the rail-
the country under Congressional
.rvision.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

TIMBER of negro politicians, in
I;,v Prof. Greener, of Washington,
III some emphasis, opposing Fred.
..l,s' proposed National COlored
rention."
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

|6L. w. c. FALKNER, of Ripley, and
accomplished daughter, Miss EfIie,
start for European tour in which
4 will take in all the countries and
bes of note, on the 23d. THE CLAIR
wishes them pleasant trip.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
will Advocate 1t.
nta Messenger

Shubuta Messenger
Shall the subject Of an elective judiciao,
w be an issue in the coming canvass
The Messenger proposes to advocate H.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

does the Memphis Appeal
=. constant war on the silver
.ss law
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

i the assumption that w. II. Davis
Faded his wife and destroyed his
he, which many outsiders have
|bted from reading the testimony
try has acquitted Congressman Phil
b. Thompson for killing him.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

lRooKHAvEN LEADRR: The time for
organization of a Pharmaceutical
Druggists Association in Shis State
kns to be ripe, and the proposed meet
Mt jackson in June promises to be
kely attended.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

delaware Legislature has so
"a the banking laws as to abolish
= Grace in the payment eff checks.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
Commercial Printing.

THE CLARION Job Department. has
recently received a very large and ele-
CANT lot Of material for commercial
printing, such as letter and note heads,
bill heads, cards, envelopes; and having
recently reduced prices on all kinds Of
commercial printing, we guarantee az
good work and as cheap az can DO done
in the State or out Of It,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

liz tho Episcopal Council of Virginia
1 committee to whom was referred
BIT portion Of the Bishops address con-
ming the Church's relations to the
Rorod people of the United States, sub
stted the following as the result OF their
i've believe that the true, the only so
Aion of our church's relation to thu
slored race will be found in giving
lem the right, and encouraging them
! exercise the right, to separate organi
Atfon. They have asked, and it is nat
tal that they should request, separat
congregational organization, The rae
aficuity, in social point Of view, Is
Ral one. The colored people recognlz
as clearly as the white, and are pre-
bred to act accordingly.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

eHE, Commissioners Of the Freedmen's
bk has declared final dividend OF
er cent, making g. per cent. The
fdends to depositors are paid in Louis
Il, Memphis, Mobile, New Orleans,
Louis, Nashville, Vicksburg and
Ter branches.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

INDEX: Capt. james Kin
mon, Of Verona, is announced as n
bdidate to represent Lee county in
! Legislature. He will be elected,
d we can assure the people Of Lee
ID he will prove a faithful and com
BENT representative. Their interests
IA he safe in his hands.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
Total.
Yours respectfully.

". D. Brock.
The above sum was placed at the dis
posal of DIR. Allies, OF the Stems Greek
Committee, for the benefit Of the suffer
ers in East Rankin.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23

BY order Of the Committee,
GEO. HARPER, Chm.
ID. :. FEARING, sec'y.
All the papers in the county please
copy.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-23
stolen S25 Rewardl
WANTED,

A STU ALTON AS GENERAL MANAGER pr
n I.ARog PLANTATION, ~ one who can give
satisfactory endorsements a. to capacity industry
and Integrity. Address e., care Crook uaddiA,
Bolton, Miss
Aprfl 2b S3-3w@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
The Cost of Gallantrx

Mr.. Jack McGraw arrived last night
irom st. Louis accompanied by a per-
son whom he supposed friend and
honest. On the cars he had become
acquainted with lady and
agreed to conduct her and
her two children to the Waterman
House, intending to select other quar-
ters for himselfand his supposed friend.
On arriving near the Waterman House
MIR. Me Graw handed the fellow his
grip and requested him TO await out
side until he had seen the lady
safely registered. When this
was acco mplished McGraw returned
to the sidewalk to find the fellow va
cant, so to speak. He had fed, taking
away MIR, McGraw's grip containing
new clothing, SIS in cash and an over
coat strapped on the outside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
HOUSTON.
4 Tor Action Without Bail New
Sleeping Car-The Bridge.

cisi 70 the Ciazette.
Foaslon, March 28.-The prelimi-
lHal of Henry Campbell for the
lng OF Policeman Snow was held
ay and he was held for action of
grand jury without bail.
\, Wagner general superintend-
ue wagner Sleeping Car Company
ere MS Object is to introduce his
zee car in Texas.
he new bridge at the foot of San
fnIo street was turned over to
Ivy commissioners to-day and ac-
Eea by them. 1t is to be
Erieci pattern of perfect bridge,
70 be complete to the smallest
~ on top, all Of which accomplish
~ was performed by Harris county
Eugh The scrutinizing and skillful
q Major Thompson.
|ne Nolksfest committee have de-
FL On May Sd and 18th as the dat.
|ae grandest affair of the kintis, i.
|en In Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

On tue I'd day of February last
officer Rea arrested a boy who rode
into this city on "A saddlcless horse, ut
an early hour and sold the horse to
Mr.. Brooks proprietor of the Concho
wagon yard. The name OF the boy
was II. X. Clarke. He
said his father was gro
Ger in Dallas and had given
him the horse TO sell. After spending
two days in the calaboose lie was lib
Grated us no one came to claim the
horse, and now when it IS too late,
Mr.. Enoch Stanley of Grapevine has
come and claimed the animal, proving
IL away from Brooks. Steps Were taken
looking to the rearrest of Tom Clarke
He is a stout youth of stupid appear
ance, blue eyes and sandy hair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
DALLAS.
|rmer Becomes a Raving Lunatic
The Ladies Bazaar.

bal TO the Gazette.
Has March 2S-B. +. Kyle II
er living ten miles west of the
was to-day placed in the custody
e county officers in the condition
raving maniac and dangerous to
Belt and others. He was confined
Ne county Jail, making five insane
bns now in that institution.
e local singing societies are max
husic in the air every night prac.
g for the Spngerfest.
e leading ladies of Dali
society are engaged in
rk of true charity. The securing
hds as the nucleus for the estab-
hent of a much needed hospital of
PIT appointments in the city and
run bazarr during the Saenger-
70 advance the object. A very
Bile building and grounds for the
pr was secured to-day.
Pc post-ofllce building is draped in
lrning and was closed this after
IN respect to the memory of the
Postmaster-General Howe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.


a crime committed on SATURDAY nc
.ernoon has been kept d profound 81.
cret until yesterday when The nfslcors
were notified. Wv oi"cers
Iaui hili Is young man fifteen 10
seventeen years of age, who has lived
IN ,iis city for something over x,.ar
any .. mas inc reputatlon OF being very
MIL N, IN Saturday evening Sarah
mcdaniel and several little ehilJren
were playing in n vard
when Hill came over n fencs
ana said, ~ want 10 Liss
you, you are so pretty then took
hold ofthe child, pulled her into an
ou,house and assaulted her. An old
lauy who had seen Hill come into tho
YARD hastened out to see what had ba.
come OF the little girl, who She found IN
the mouse and Hill gone. The OUTRAGE
was hidden from the father for fcs,
that he would at once kill Hin which
ne would certainly have done.
esterday the matter came TO the
oiicers and Jake Riggle, Jim Maddox
ana Others were al once on the search
through the outskirts of the ci,v
while Sheriff Maddox. Marshal
Farmer and others were securing the
city. AT late hour last night ina CON
versation with Messrs. Thomas and
MADDOX it was learned that these
officers knewwhere Hill would sleep
ana probably when this article IL read
Hill will be in Jail.