Hinds County Gazette from Raymond, Mississippi • Page 2

LOOK AT The Eaywoud Gazette, it appears will not imdmtind ru. Our time i too ST TLEGRAFB. May 4. Sales of cotton for the B. Thomas, sheriff, authorized to B- AYLitUngtoa ov.

r-neer on tho Jackson and Oallatin road. 11 McGown ajoiiiUd overet-r on the Jackson and (JaUatiu road. R. Ford pointed ovemcr on the JVkson and tlmtoji roaL Jos. Wil appjinted cverser on V.

II. Guffy on the Remand and Fort Gibomroal W. T. Collin on the tk kabarg and Get rgt-Wwn Wm. E.

th Caytlg and Crj rtal Spring rt Hory Smith cn tlie lower Carcpi andlUy- Official Mreal of the fonntr of Slate of MiaAijii. 1 SI '-I 1 -'M i i GEO. VV. HARPER, XDtTOJt asp rsortisroR. ABSTRACT or TI ORDERS AXD MOCEEDIXGS orm Banl Police of Hind county, M'Mit of tht Sftlor April Term, 1S66.

T. H. Clark, associate Judge county court, allowed Um mm of CI fur hi per diem, Ac Geo. Whitfield allowed to erect two gate, rrT4 fir in hi petition thi day filed. Report of T.

Austin and other. Jtiry of twit to nark UjotTatoad from Ur. Lmf'i rwadtne to Ult Raymond and Jackson nd, mid, filed and confirmed. T. II duke, soeiate Judge county court, Gloved 131 tor hi per diem, W.

a Chapman allowed IIS clerk 'of eonty court, io. W. O. Chapman allowed th tain of IjS fur express lee paid ou book, Ac W. a Chawnan allowed 133 ekik of eounty court.

W. Q. Chapman allowed HI for tnuuvrib-tosj record papen of county court. W. O.

Chapman allowed $33.75 fir trans cribing chancery niuiutua, Tho. Hunter allowed the nun of 13 for stationery furnished the county. givk-y allowed the suni of 100 for repair on bridg. E. Charlton allowed the um of ISi lot sundries furnished the county.

Jo. NeUon allowed the turn of 13 40 for Icllding bridge, le, Davis A HolUilay allowed the mirn of $117 lor lumber furtiHthed for bridge. OrdemV That Bolliday A Paiwbe allowed 1300 for building bridA on Fourteen mile creek. Jerome Yates allowed the mm of $100 for repair on Fire mile emk Jobn W. Drown allowed $6 for letting and reet-Jeinn bridge.

Bond of C. Ilnod to reUil linuom at Tt r-ry, reoeired and filed, and lienne crnutcd. Bond of Btewiirt A Aluop to retail lnpior at Pry Orore, rweircd and filed, and litouae granted. R. Mi'rhenon'i lirenxe to hawk and peddle in thin county remkwl ot hi iwtieHt.

The ri jifirtj of the following Komi tKvriMv era were rewired and filed lnni.d McNeill, Fortncr, John Evan, A Myrick. II Forlner, I' Carndl, TIkiiiiii lliivnie, Fortiwr, Ihwu, (i trvin, 1 t' ithyuea, 1 It Kuphm Furrnr Morruum, V'nj ll.t. A 0 A.binH, Chnile II 1) Meade, if Uuniott, A Chnpinan, Im-ranU-r, Partona, Mill.T. Iewia Jonoa, J.m,. Monmn, i Wwltlill.

Altrd. Fut-h, Fully HifflN A llriutv, Brd-vi ll, llama, i Fllion, lhiviK, 8 Piibney, I) Yt, II llemphilL Oiok. Iuuian William, II I'utimm. II While, MurjOiy, 8 tvn.hy. CC Ham.

Uttvenjiort, Fran, 11 0 llobertMon, A li Jon. Knox Junta. It. Pick-e 'ii. Tli'n tkiin.

It (iilltcpiM, 'ITiihi Sim. oilier, Jlowi r. Thfw Wella, Loin II Kniith, Smith, MoiitKomtry, A CikliinK, livillon, Colhua. 11. llobk alluwrd $15 for cuuniuiliy and receiving bruhcia, Pcnui Laucaalcr allowed $UX) for building bridge.

II. llobbt allowed $8 for eiamining and tting briiUj. R. F. MeUill allowed $1 IS 71 for lumlicr.

N. W. lljiiikslnu lOUiwcd ill fur letting and reoeitiug two bridge. The fotlowing peraon allowed the irnina oppnaite their naniti, a Jury of Impitut Jown W. PeyU $2, J.

A. Heard 2, U. W. Bankrton 2, F. B.Rr 2, 8.

ft. M.it'own 2, A. M. Key 2. T.

llontrr (coroner) 10, II. Thoma (KheriiT) 3, W. O. Chapman 1 50. Oeo.

W. Hiiqwr allowed Hie riiiu of printing done Tnr the comity. K. N. Uidl, probata judge, allowed $750, half of hi yearly aalnry, to bo piud out of Hie ecbool fund Memberj of the Board of IVitloe anthnriied to recavv their per diein and nileag out ot the hoof fim.t Reeiynation of J.

F. Tatom, jimtiee of the peao in Terry txat, received, and ah-riff ordered to hold fpeoial ehjetion on 3d Monday In May to fill vacuncy, H. B. Thomaa, aheriff, allowed for iuiklrje funiihhiHl ennnty. TiUvmb 1 Powell allowed $30.90 for stationery ftimixhed county.

B. H. ltttman allowed for hw per diem and article fumiMhed court room at Jaikaon. The following peraon allowed annexed for holding ni-eciid eWtion at JacVaon and Raymond for Magistrate Tlio. RoWrtnon 8, T.

Hunter 1, Thoa. Hunter 1, A. M. Key 1. J.

P. Pabney 1, J. 8. A.lam 2, O. Pobaon 1, 1L HiUheiin 1, 11.

M. Hwann 1, War. T. Jenning I. John Xapp allowed $3 for work done on JaiL The following pemona allowed $3 each a jnry of inqueat H.

F. Clingan, Jerry Orcc-ham, 8. R. Wilaon, W. VT.

Wjahart, R. Arm. wrong, lliarle Beck, Goo, lxdiaon (J. 10. 8.

B. Thomu (kli.riff (i man (clerk) l.io. J. CPevenport appointed oversee, on the Ytica and Gallatin road. i A.

a Week appointed orcreeer on the Raymond and Utic roa.1 I J. W. Porter annoiuti Ytica and Grand Gulf road. J. C.

Ellison appointed oreraeer on the I'tica and Gml Gulf road. John M. Broom appointed overseer on the Utica and Cayuga road. Following Kunil rii.Fc.. W.

Montgomerr on A.CASlER,4tIUn THE rNDERSIGXQ), 5 the best Selected stock, Spring andSuxrunet't brought to this market line. he will eU from thu dTro! at a small trifle above Just enough to cover expejV; THIS'ia nni tnta. J-J nuru MS a SL. advertising slang, but the filU V-tentnm of the nndersigned He ma.le hi purchaat, yg), Goods frere very Lj: and he can therefore give hi, bttjgaius, and no mistake: Herjt CAIIC0ES at from 18 to 2S ee BOXESTICShomWioto USES C1IECK. best quality, 4,.50 MU.SL1XS from 37 to 75 cam A very large and carefully mint of Ladies' and llau" Shoes, Brogans and na A very large assorts gut Bonnets, and trimmed and imtriina, i Ladies' Hats very With beautiful Trimming! Kibbons, in varietj.

All these and agreat many too tedious to mention he offait, at no more than 10 per cent then US Actual BSTPlease try before calling elsewhere, 4k and you will not regret i i ju. He has also a large Family Groceries Cixickerj-ware Tinwaro Cutleiy Jul A very nice lot of Gentlemen'a Clothing DC and Gentlemetiir With aU kind of PLANTATION SUPPIJ He has also a few nice SADlO made by Mr. Bettereworth, iatk; he will sell cheaper thantlitiB' can be bought at icksburg. Be XJr3L.Come and A. Raymond, May 18.

Cooper's Well Expresiu From BYRAM, on N. 0. ui 11.R, to COOPERS HIL RAYMOND, connect: Raymond with Line to Bolton's, ob Southern 5 This LineiswTw nine, carrvincPaBfEBX Packages, Freights, betweaC points indicated. Leaves Byram at 5 o'clock, tu val of New Orleans cars. 1mm i at o'clock, a.

in tiiaetoeteA. cars for New Orleans. CCi Ample teams and eonveynen' on the road to supply all dam to passengers and freight. C. A.

C0SJ, May 11, 1866-tf. I THOS. H. Hunt and MacaiV Cotton Factors and Geiuv" mission Merchani" NEW OBI WM.M'CUTCHEN,Wf will make advance of Pk plies, 4c, on cotton to be stair, him to the above House. may 11, l866-6m.

t.f. Administrator iht BY VIRTUE of an order i court of Hinds county, w' term thereof, 1866, we wul n11 the highest bidder or bkUm front of the court honat is mond, the Patent-Right to Cotton Scraper, on thlwv Adm'r estate J. P. Adm'r estate of JH0fm may 11, 1866-5W-31 Vicksburg Herald copy to Goaette office. W.

A. TAILOR has ttrrrBirKO 10 RAYM05B, HIS IWX TO TBI J2ST! TH TOWS ASD WJ? -May be found at JokJp may 4 STRAY NOnClj TAKEN UP by J- w. Oxen; one white and crop and split in each ear "5 and aged about 7 JJ5 r1 dun, marked crop and under-bit in left mt. br bout 4 years. AppwWJjr I ALS0- One nay norw, 14 1 isjl 9 or 10 year old.

with cear. whnel. man. or iu marked with gr, appraised at by B.Few ft .11 nnn OTiU v. I I j-j W-i tier roraouo.

A nabta to Uowiwf4 wek, W.OOO' bale deelina for th week, closing doU. Sales on the 4th, 6,000 bale, including 1500 to speculators and importers. Stock in port 783,000 bales, including 32S, 000 American. Manchester itar-ket dull. New York, Sfay 13.

-Cotton 51a35c; gold 30 premie ai. Mr. Davis received the information of his indictment with indifference. He will be tried in Richmond in June, if Chase will preside. Chase has signified hh wHlingnesa to preside, if the President will proclaim martial law in Virginia abrogated A Washington dk'jWch my Secretary Mc-Cullough sent to the Senate finance committee to-dav, a draft, of a new bill fir fund ing the National Debt, in 5 per cent consoli dated bond The House of Representatives have appointed a committee to investigate the Memphis riot COTTON HOES.

ST-TEEICR STEEL C0TT0X HOES AXKS TRACE CHAINS IJH-KS. FILES. and generally, way Id. J. W.

TEYTON. Keys Vouiul. nnT. Tnesaav lost on the Gal latin road, near nere the Palestine roal connects, a Bunch of Keys, which tlie owner can have by paying for this notice, niayis liritlgo Contracts. rpHE former contractor having failed to pro- ceeu wuu uih mom a uieeu ujniu, yui couseuuence of a serious personal misfor tune,) the undersigned.

Policeman for the KaymoutLustrict, will, until rmlay, Jane 1, lNiiti. receive bids, in the town of Raymond, for the building of the following Bridges in said District, to wit One over Fourteen Mile creek, on the Ray mond and Dry Grove road, near residence of W. R. Clark: One over Fourteen Mile creek, en same rosd, near residence Frank Goodwin. One over Tullahalah creek, on same road, near residence of J.

A. Morgan. One over Tallahalah, on Vicksburg and Terry road, known as fhe Rmk Rrithj. Also, tor repairing bridge over Ylmto Ouk, near A. I Pope's.

Also, for repairing bridge over Bear creek. near Bear creek chnrch. Flans and specifications will be exhibited on application to me. Bids by the foot, lineal measure, ale solicited. N.

W. BANKSTON, limy 18 Policeman. Estate of George W. Carsley NOTICE. The State of Mississippi, To Frances S.

Moyler, Executor of George W. Carsley Estate. YOU aro hereby cited to appear before the Probate court of the county of Hinds on the 3d day of the next July term, 1806, then and there to show cause why your Letters of Executorship on said Estate should not be revoked on account of your continued absence from this state and failure to report annually your accounts with the same. i. 1 ou lu-n xjy uiucr oi uxut itiii luiit, 1000.

V. T. RATLIFF, Clerk, may 18, lS6-5t-33. Estato of W. P.

Humph Insolvent Notice. Whereas, at the May Term, 18BK, of the Pro bate court of Hunts county, the r.suae ot W. P. Humph, deceased, was by said court declared Insolvent- NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the creditors of said tstute to come forward and have their claims against the same duly probated and registered in the Register kept by the clerk of said court by the first Monday of June, 1867, or their claims will be torevcr barred. DANIEL RUMril, Adm'r.

may 186m-33. Estate of. W. B. Vaughn.

SOTICK Whereas, at the May Term, I860, of the I'robato court of Hinds county, on tne 7ta day of May, 1866, Letters of Administration were granted the undersigned on the estate of W. H. Vaughn, deceased, late of said county and state VOTICE 'is therefore hereby given to all i persons indebted to said estate to come forward and make immediate payment and all those having claims against tlie same are required to present them duly probated and registered within the time prescribed by law, or they will be forever barred recovery. A. J.

VAUGHN, Adm'r. may 18-6t-33. Estate of Evander Mc Arthur XOTICE. Whereas, at the May term, 18CG, the 7th day of May, 1866, Letters of Administnition were granted the undersigned on the Estate of Evander McArthur, deceased, late' of Hinds; county, state of Mississippi, by the l'robate court of said county and shite: NOTICE is therefore hereby given to all persons indebted to said Estate, to come forward and make immediate payment; and all persons having claims against the same are reqnired to present them, properly authenti cated, within the time prescnlied by law, or Uiey win be forever barred recovery. WM.

McARTHUR, Adm'r. may 18-33-6t Estate of James X. Daniel XOTICE. Whereas, nt the Mav term. IRfifi.

on the Til, day of May, i860, of the Probate court of 1 1: union cuuuiv, suiie oi jiuuussippi, Xieiiers of Administration were granted the under signed on ine Estate of Jam is Daniel, deceased, bite of said comity and state NOTICE is therefore herehv pivn tV all persons indebted to said Estate, to come iorwara and ntiuce immediate payment and all persons having claims against the same are reqnired to present them, properly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law, or they will be forever barred recovery. H. C. DANIEL, Adm'r. may 18-6t-33.

Estate Henry E. Windley xnrirr Whereas, at the May term, 1866, yiz, on the cm imj oi 4iay, lwm, oi me rrotwte conn of ttiA rnnntv nf Hind a an.1 taU Ar sissippi. Letters of Administration were granted the undersigned on the estate of xxeurya. vtincuey, deceased, late of said county and state NOTICE is therefore hereby given to all persona imlebtMt ts uaiA roia uaiara WU1D forward and make immediate payment and lu" "'o'K ciauua against tlie same are hereby notified to imwnl lliom I U( t. UIO period prescribed by law, and duly authenticated as prescribed by the statute, or they r.

iu uttrreu recovery. WM. S. LEMLEY, Adm'r. may 18-64-33.

Est of Theodore Iungherr XOTICE. Whereas, at the May term, 1866, that to a.v An lk. I. 1 oui uiiy oi jiay, itynj, or tne l'robate court of the county of Hinds and state of Mississippi, Letters of Adaiiiiistra-tion. with fhA ,11 i.i rauiieo; to the undersigned on the estate of Theo- In.

.1 1 "uisuvu, ucvcaeeu, luie oi said county and state VOTICE is therefore hereby given to all 11 nennna imlohtnt n. forward and make immediate payment and all nersons burinr, l.imd r. vmmhib wiui mr same are required to present them, within the time TirpMrah1 ik. ot.in.A i amnenii-cated, or the; will be forewr barred recovery VP WIT contnw-t with suitable i-sou to repair the lightning pd on the court house. The following named rmnibers and 'officers, allowed the suma annexed to their tames for their diem and i unli ae, at this term of the court: T.

A. Mellon, Ifvudoni, lour aayu and mileage, tli; N. W. Bankaton, member, 11 Hobbs, HughCamjila ll, $'J John Brown, a B. Thomas, sheriff, W.

T. lUUiff, clerk, $11 Ordered that court adjourn until court in course. IfcAYMOXD: Fid DAY -MAY 18, 166 f-We invite attention to the advertisement of X. W. Baukston, Ewff Policeman, offering to contract for the building of several very important Bridge in bU Pistrict fOur nanal mini ilitie having almost entirely failed during the past week, in confluence of derangement on the Southern Kailroiwl, we bftvc lied for new upon the Cooot' Well Eipn-ss Line from Bynun, and liave been (applied with Xew Orleuu puitr the morning after their publication.

attentiun of of Goods anil Plantation Supplies is directed to the advertisement of A Casi'rn, rortGibaon strict, Ruymond, who ha received a very heavy stock of just auch article aa are in the grratent demand in thia market Iking a fine judge of good, and having purchased hi ntoek at low rotca, he is prepared to sell a low aa the time will allow. aThe Jackson Clarion and tho SUindard have eu united, under tlie name of the MisMiwippi Clarion ami Standard," with Shannon as editor, and Hamilton, Tower, Sluumon, and Jones as publisher and proprietors. This is the most nensiMe movement that ha recently been made by the Jiu kson presH. We think, however, that the News eight likewise to have gone hl What a bully name the paper would then lmvo had "The Duily and Weekly Mississippi Clu- rion and Standurd and News and Mississip- jiiuu." l'ity to spoil a giKl tiling Ilisiw CiiicciT Cociit. The court h.is been most industrioasly engaged since our litst in lisputchiag the public: business.

A great number of cases have been disposed of many old, knotty affairs have been wound up and the docket thns surprisingly reduced. Friduv aud Saturday of hit week were con sumed in tCe trial of the State case, the State of Mihsissippi against Dr. li. 11 Fullcrtou, charged with the murder of Pr. J.

M. Rey nolds. Tho affray which terminated in that unfortunate event, it will be remembered, oc curred in this town in the full of 1859. The State was ably represented in tho trial by A. Y.

Harrier, District Attorney, while the defence was conducted with equal ability by C. E. H.Kiker and J. W. llobb, Esq.

After a consultation of a few minutes the jury returned a verdict of acquittal, and Dr. Fnllerton was discharged. The case styled the State of Mississippi vs. Geo. W.

Bankstou, charged with the killing Dr. F. 0. Chase, was taken np on Tuesday. Tho examination of witnesses for the Stute was continued until Wednesday morning, when the District Attorney dismissed the case, for want of evidence, and tho accused was discharged.

The fight in which Chase was killed occurred in this town in A mail pained Hill, it will be remembered, Was also killed in the Affray, (Ht always affords lis pleasure to call the public attention to a good thing, especially if it is advertised in our columns. And Labor Saving machines, particularly, captivate our fancy, for, by sad experience, we fully realize the inconveniences and hardships which that person encounters whose fate it is to labor. In the past, the south has devoted little attention, comparatively speaking, to labor saving machines, partly from the rea son that there was no scarcity of labor, or, rather, that a sufficiency of labor could at all times be commanded, and partly because of tho wretched humbugs, labor saving machine, with which this country was flooded in it prosperous days. Tilings have chang ed vastly within the last half dozen years, and it becomes us to change with thciu, and adapt ourselves to the changed circumstances. Wo must now bike time to discriminate be-tween practical aud useful machines and those which are hnmbngs.

In self-defence -on the score of economy we must now bring into general use every practical means for saving labor, lot the means come from where it may. Two machines are advertised in this paper, to which would invite the particular at tention of every citi.cn of this county. 1. The Hand Looui exhibited by Coon A of Jackson and 2. The Wilcox A Gibbs Sewing Machine, offered by M.

W. Leet, of St Louis. The Loom is certainly the very article requir ed on CTery plantation where the nnuiber of persons to be clothed exceeds a dozen, and especially while the present heavy tax on cotton is retained, and the existing enormous rate of transportation are exacted. The Wilcox A Gibti Sewing Machine is not a whit behind the Loom in importance and value. A good sewing machine one not subject to get out of order contiuually we have long thought a necessary fixture in every family.

But, in our judgment, the Wilcox A Gibbs is tht machine for this country. Indeed, it sur passes, in almost every particular, every other sewing machine that we have seen in the country and its chief merits, to our view, consist in its simplicity, and the fact that, with any thing like proper usage, it will not get out of order. The Loom can be seen in operation at the Mayor- office, in this town. and the Sewing Macliiue may be examined and tested at the family residence two miles from Raymond, on the road to Bolton's. This notice is sot "a puff." It has not been solicited, nor hi it paid for.

We give it voluntarily, and without fee or reward, solely for the benefit of our readers. The machines are not "Yankee humbugs," or useless inven tions, but are really what they purport to be, and deserve the attention and scrutiny of ev ery citizen who desire to economize time, and furnish his family with clothing at as little an outlay as possible. "Great destruction of property has oc curred southern Louisiana. The Great Morganza and Grand Leveea have given way and the hole country, at the latest accounts, was under water. Thirteen large and fertile parishes are embraced in the flooded region, mill the nf nrmtrfv Biiu, will be incalculable i valuable to notice all the whim cf the Ga-i lette, and if the thk Sbriou and desire to bury the past, the best ay is to Mop talk ing aooaH.

-iftfj uw jKtifjTjniii. It is Tery ridriit from th above, to onr mind, tlut onr remark from time to time have prodaoeJ a good effect the effect de- signednpon the mind and gentlemanly and kindly feeling of our neighbor ot the Jackson New. At the moment that be petulcntly, aa no doubt undesignedly, "anubbed" na, last CdL we determined to eiz and hold him until he got enough of the Hinds County Ga- jette, and until he should manifest a disposition to treat us at least with decent respect. He Certainly has wnujh now, or we cannot understand the force of langnage and are no judge of editorial human nature. We are now ierftly satisfied.

We let our neighbor up brush the dust from hi handsomely rounded backadjust hi elegant tile shake hands with him and step inU the nearest grocery (to treat to y'wjrr pop only,) and pledge a friendship and admiration which shall endure so long as it is jierfectly agree a- I bW to Jiira. We now consider the hatchet buried, and the pipe of peace smoked, be tween the Jackson News and the Hinds Coun ty Gazette. rThe degree, of infatuation which rules in the present Congress of the United States, is very clearly demonstrated by the action of the House of Representatives on the 1st inst It passed a bill, by on overwhelming majority, appropriating the enormous sum of Ten Mil lions of Dollars for the clothing, feeding and education of negroes! Was uch Legisla tion ever before perpetrated in tho world' history With a rate of taxation unprece dented in the annals of Governments with it obligations thirty per cent below the con stitutional currency and with a public debt truly frightful in its proportions, and unpro vided for the munificent sum of ten millions of dollars is pitched at the negroes of the south, to encourage them still more in their indolence, lozyuess, and improvidence! What are we coming to, and what need we expect, under the influences of such Legislation Why, white men will not lubor if they cou live without it, and that the negro will not the world can testify. Let I ncle Sum continue his munificent donations and we are lost irrctrievcubly lost and the once beautiful and jiopulons South will become a howling wilderness, with here and there a hut containing a few miserable but atrocious and ferocious black savages irk New York dispatch of May 11th, states that the Herald's Valparaiso correspondent says that among the effects of a French stranger dying suddenly at Lima, were documents which proved him to have been a French agent coming with proposals to be Dictator of Pern offering to make himself King or Emperor, promising men and money from France under the Mexican or, in other words, through Maximilian. As France has given Mexico the best gov ernment that she has hal for more than a quarter of a century and as tho Peruvians need reconstructing very badly we don't see why another Maximillian may not be allowed to go in and set up Bhop in Pern.

"The best Government the world ever saw will not, we hope, put in an objection. She should be satisfied with the crown of glory she has won at home within the past five years, and permit reconstruction to go on elsewhere as well as here. Having devastated and desolated the richer half of its own country and, withal, having made ladies and gentlemen of many millions of former laborers, and exhibited the willingness and ability to keep those former laborers in easy circumstances out of its public treasure mid, to crown all, having tho Star Spangled ban ner and Yankee Doodle still on hand in their purity think the best Government the world ever saw may well rest on its lau rels for a century, and allow the remainder of the world to take care of itself, and recon struct as often as it thinks proper. -O'The New Orleans papers announce the receipt of the news of the death of Ex-Gov. II.

W. Allen, of that state, in Mexico, from the effects of wouuds received during the war. Gov. Allen was editor of the Mexican Times newspaper. fTJudge Abell, of tlie First District Court at New Orleans, has decided the Civil Rights Act of the present congress unconstitutional, uud consequently not binding on the courts, and that he will not regard it He argues, in his decision, that tlie present congress is, also, nnconstitutioiud, not being constituted as expressly required by the constitution.

irA bill has passed the House of Representatives authorizing the appropriation of $6,000,000, in per cent bonds, to aid in the construction of a ship canal around the Falls of Niagara. Dr. Stone, of New Orleans, says the Asiatic Cholera never visits warm latitudes in the summer season. Damp, cold weather in the falL" says the produces it, but the cholera dies out in summer!" Ii this theory be correct, and no better authority, perhaps, can be quoted, we need not anticipate the appearance of the pestilence among us until after the summer months. pSX dispatch from Norfolk, dated the 11th inst, states that the Grand Jury of the United States District Court, in session in that city, brought in a true bill against Jefferson Davis for treason, and that the court had ailjourued over until the first Tuesday in June.

Tlie number of schools established by the various Freedmen's associations, East and 'West, for the education of the Freednien at the South, is 307, tartght by 772 teachers and having 40,744 pupils. The amount of money collected for their support last year was $409,928 value of supplies collected, money and supplies from abroad, Talue of supplies shipped, money expended, $328,670 Shoes Shoes. A well selected stock of Men's, boy's, ladies', aud misses' Shoes, can be found at Diu.se A Towha's. Good snpplyof Stationery, Notions, Diusi rowiiL's. Good article of Flour, sugar, coffee an4 TEA, can be purchased on ifrvz at nov 1 DRAKE A iWEIX'ii nioad rja-l John V.

Bormtt on theCryrfal Spring and Camga road. Thoma Will on the Utica and Edward road. J. E. PU on tie Raymond and Baldwin' Ferry road.

P. B. Robert ob the Raymond and Bald win Ferry rol Mm. E. A- Millitmn allowcl lr proTUfions lmiBlnl Mrs.

A. Travis, a panmr of Jtiutw i ouniv. I. I. IJ.

llenijiliiU allows! (or provinioD furuifclu-J lira. A. Tra-vw, paujif r. Knox Jocn ajipointo'l OTurswr cm tie Ilajmoiul an 15ilt)n' Iqxt roiul. Ct.untjr Trcanurer ortKrcd to im)' out of the M'hool funds, to Jerome Yates (colored,) tho tim of i part for rcpuiring hr'uljs wross fvc uiilo cm k.

J. H. Homo allowed the mim of i and CO wilts for l.uildin hrid'o across crwk, bvarint? intoroHt at ton witt jxt annum from date. H. JIoUmi allowed $18 fr ttiiif? and rc-ctiving bjidyt-Jt aroa Hiiin' crwk.

T. A. Mellon allowed $0 fr letting and receiving bridge acrowi lkier'a creek. J. Horno allowed balance for brido acrowi Khode' creek, Iwariiig ton ir cent- lniertM from datn.

J. Homo allowed f920.n3 for buildiiiL' bridio acrom Pitf creek, 11 F. Fortntr npjK.inUHl overseer on the Jaekon and UeorL'eteiwn road. H. T.

Fortiier appointed overw on tho Terrv and i ortin ferry roaa. H. lleado HpiKiinted overseer on the Ja kn and liallatiu roaa. David Owen appointed overseer on tho Si.rinc Itiilsje and Newtowu road. Unlit.

Owen Bi'iKiinted overst er on the Clinton and Oallatin romL Auoitstus Metlown nppoinled over-xer on the Clinton and (iallatin road, William HetoVr appointed overweer on the (ieorp tow and Jackson road. l'crry Kiu' apiointed overseer on the Jackson and (iallatin road. h. Hudson appointed overseer on tho I'tica and Terry 'a 1 pot road. J.

V. Enoch appointed overseer on the Cieor'etowu and Newtown road. J. II. Home allowed the sumol f.iuu for resett inn bridiro on Hitr creek.

J. 15. iforno allowed fit) for rejiair-ilio; bridou iutohh Ikodes' creek. C. V.

'hanibei lin St co. allowed 57 MO for books furnishcid I'robato clcik's office, beariiifj eight per cent, interest per annum from dato. lWr snd Jones allowed for one deed book furnished tho I'robato clerk's ollii'o. W. T.

Hatliff, allowed for cash advanced to pay express fee on books, Ac' i Hobbs allowed tfi fir raniininR and receiviii( bridges over two creeks. H. lloldis allowed 15 for tivo days extra serviee, attending Police court. If. White nppoiiifiNl overseer on the Uollon's Depot and Brownsville road.

It. J. (lilies-pie nppointed overseer on the Hiiymond and Vicksbnr road. Henry Cokcr appointed overseer on the Itaymond and Edwards' lXpot rond. II II.

Smith appointed overseer on the VieksbtirfT and Itaymond road. O. M. Coker appointed overseer on the Itaymond and Vicksburej road. (1.

W. FaiT opixiinted overseer on tho Yickshurg and Jackson road. D. Askew njHinted overseer on the Yieksburj and road. John Cuny era appointed overseer on the Yickslmrp; and Jackson road.

ltichard Lamb appointed overseer on the Urow nsvillo and Edwards' Do-pot road. Leave of absence granted to John W. Itrown. William Lewis appointed overseer on tho Yieksburo; and Clinton road. Thoa.

People appointed overseer on the Clinton aud Yicksbnrg road. Henry C. Robertson appointed overseer on the road from Uoiton's Depot running; through tho Jell'. Davis plantation. Jos, Peoples appointed overseer ou the Itaynioud aud Brownsville road.

S. S. Champion appointed overseer on the Clinton uud Edwards' lVpot road. The following named persons appointed grand jurors for the first ju dicial district, viz: dacot) llewes, (ieo. W.

Kihby, O. B. Cox, J. W. Mo haven, J.

B. btathain, A. J. Ritnliert, J. W.

Bennett, C. A. Hester, Ed. Yir den, W. E.

lwoss, C. C. Eastin, Lewis Jones, A. D. Aldridge, T.

P. Edwards, J. A. Lc.Uk tier, II. Hikheim, B.

Taylor, H. Winklcy, II. 11 Strauss 'ld James llwm. h-lk- 5rsby appointed overseer on amUlallatin road. lsnies Niehols aptKiinted overseer on tue jacKson ami Livingston roiul Tho.

Atkinson appointed overstcr on the Madison aud Jackson road. IXirut Clement npjHiinted ovrstcr on the Jackson and (Iallatin road. Simeon Wise nppointed overseer on the hodney and Jackson road. 1 li. Cassy appokited overseer on Or.l.

rl 1 IHiinted overseer on the Jackson and (iallatin rond. M. Eubank appointed overseer on the Jackson and Canton road. Peter Yirdcn appointed overseer on the Jackson and Canton road Wista Wright appointed overseer on the Jackson aud Clinton road. a.

A. 4 r' pir. lnos- appomtej over- i on ie Jackson and Kaymoud H-1Hck80n TPointed overseer 0E 'lie Jackson and Kavtuond road. the old Clinton and lcksourg roaxL Daniel appointed overseer on the Bolton and Cuuton road. J.

II. Dunton be apjiointed overseer on the Raymond tunl Clinton road. Henry McKay nppointed overseer on the Clinton and Oallatin rood. Middleton pjointed overseer on the Clinton and Canton roal Oorden Sims appointed overseer on the Clinton and Vernon road. W.

intern appointed overseer on the Clinton and lladisonville roaeL W. S. CabUll appointed overseer on the Clinton and Livingston road. James McAlpin ajijs.iuted overseer on the Clinton and Vicksburg road. Robt.

Muqihey nj.pointed overseer on the Clinton aud Vicksburg road. C. C. Harris apointed overs. tr on the Clinton and Edwards' Ih jK.t road.

R. J. Bonner appointtd overseer on the Edwards' Deiot and Raymond road. Ij. T.

Tliompson nppointed overseer on the Edwards' Dciot and Raymond roaii A. Mott appointed overseer on the Brownsville and anti-isank rotnl. AY. H. Trotter apiHiinted overseer on the Brownsville and Vernon road, J.

J. Birdsong appointed on tho anti-Bank and Chietus IliU roail D. II Birdsong npioirited overseer on tho anti-Bank aud Queen's Hill road. J. J.

Cowan apjiointed overseer on tho Brownsville and anti-I5ank road P. B. Ooad iiptsiinted overseer on the Brownsville nisi Cox ferry road. Richard Williams npiwinted over seer on the Browusviilu and Canton rond. U.

P. AYells appointed overseer on the Brownsville and Clinton road. J. WiUianis appointed overseer on the Canton and lckslmrg road. A.

P. Bush appointed overseer on tho Brownsville and Fcatherstons Landing road. B. Wells appointed overseer on the Livingston ami lckslmrg road E. Hill colored) allowed $12 for making pants and shirt for prisoners, rarrar Morrison appointed over seer on the Raymond and Port (lib- son road.

C. R. Wells appointed overseer, on the Vicksburg and Oallatin road. J. It.

Russell nppointed overseer on tho Vicksburg and Oallatiu roiul. Tullv Riggs nppointed overseer on the Oallatiu and Vicksburg road. L. W. Caraway appointed overseer on tho Gidlatin and Vicksburg road.

Robt. Crosby apixiinted overseer on tho Palestine and Dry drove road. rank t.ioodwin appointed overseer on the Ravnmnd and (iallatin road. J. II.

Morgan be appointed overseer on tho Ravmond and Oallatin road. Joe. Terry appointed overseer ou the Ravmond mid Oallatin road. Cam Smith be appointed overseer on the Dry drove mid Utica road. Wm.

Carlile appointed overseer on tho Oeorgitown and Vicksburg road. I Inninn Williams be appointed overseer on the rond leading from the Raymond and Jackson road, to tho Raymond mid Oallatin road. O. T. Harris appointed overseer on the Raymond and Utica road.

Thos. S. Dabney appointed overseer on tho Raymond and I'tica road. J. W.

Bedwell appointed overseer on the Ravmond and Utica rond. l' Powell appointed overseer on the Ravmond and Edwards' Depot road. Hugh Campbell, member, granted leave of absence. i Harrison Austin appointed overseer on tho Raymond and Mississippi Springs road. dam.

Austin appointed overseer on the Raymond and Oallatin road. T. Chapman apointod overseer on the Raymond and Oallatin road. V. S.

Ten-ell nppointed overseer on the Raymond and Oallatin road. Win. Kyle appointed overseer on tho Raymond and Oallatin road. C. Wolf appointed overseer on the Terry and Utica rond.

James Coker appointed overseer on the road leading from Dry Grovo to Bethesda Church. John It. Parsons apjiointed overseer on the Utica and Terry road. (). P.

Holiiday appointed overseer on the Utica and Crystal Springs road. Thos. O. Erviu appointed overseer on tho rond leading from Utica to Crvstal Springs. W.

W. Travis appointed overseer on tlie Itaymond and Clinton road. John llollidav appointed overseer on tlie Raymond and Palestino road. J. D.

OranWrry appointed overseer on the Palestino and Spring Ridge road. James Owen apjxnnted overseer on the Palestine and Spring Ridge roiul John Freeze licensed to keeji a private house of entertainment, reduced to inttead of $50. A. J. Chapman, assessor, required to take the juvenile list for the vear lSlUi.

The following named persons in Raymond required to pav the annexed sums to their names, for license to keep houses of public and private entertainment, viz: Mrs. C. S. McLoud, 10; Wolf David, Mrs. Hiiitcheo, and Mrs.

Waymicr, t'X S. H. Pond, County Treasurer, required to execute his'bond, payable to the State of Mississippi, in tho penal suni of four hundred dollars, condi tioned as the law directs, as custodiau of the relief fund for indigent and disabled soldiers and their faniiliea in this county. Warrant Xo. 376 for $33, allowed at a former term of this court, to W.

T. Ratliff, for cash advanced for wood, stationary, kc, to be paid out of the school fund, W. H. Mount allowed $23 for hauling done for the county. Mrs.

C. Wamaek allowed jsJ3 for hauling done for the oounty. '1 3 i 1 4 Sdwarda' Dejwt rwul i tlie Ivodney ami Jackson road. WUUaW Vticaand Baldwin-, Ferry htrick appointed over-road. 8001 pn tbe lerry pot and Deer J.

M. DavU on the Ytica and CrvKtd '7 -t Spring ro.i A. J. Canity appoi nted overseer on P. on th Cayug, and Baldwin, 1roaA Ferry luwer roa.1 uisuawm.

t. anointed overseer FiiM.i.Em.vluc i on the Clinton and Oallatin roal Ferry road. vyusnaiwilaMwm-a Andy Vaughn on tha Raymond and Edwards" PeM)trod. Wm. Hempluil oa lUvMond aad Byram'.

Ferry road. Lewi, Joao on Clinton and Spring Ridge road. L. F. Alibrd on th.

CUnton and Spring Aaua iuwl W. T. CtterWk on th. rtw wai J. Tate on rUr.

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