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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-30

WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
Lexington, Virginia.

FACU lily:
GEs. ROBERT =. LEE. President
tarterJ. Harris. Prof ~ Latin,
Juuc- y Whit. Prof. " Greek.
81 =. Joyne-. s. A.. Prot. Modern language
L - and English.
~ hc appointed. Prof Moral Phi0s0py.
a. !. Nelson. a. NJ. Pr07. 81 Mafbcmatic-.
VIM. Allen. a. NJ. Prof. Applied do
u. r MrCull0h. A. NJ. PrpfeNat. Philosophy.
John =. Campbell. A. NJ, Prof. Chemistry.
John ". Broekeubrough. IL. D.. Pr1L Law.
Harry E.nu. a. NJ. A.sr Prof. MailsInatic..
T.. Powell Grady, 4. ~, Assistant Professor
Latin
To D. appointed, Assistant Prof Greek.
a PREPARATORY COUEsE has been IN.
n. .tifuiei. boz which students unprepared
for tiIe Regular tlas-e. may receive inatrlie-
fign in Necessary branches. The SESSION be-
gins znd 1hurs,iay 18th september, and eiid-
ia.f Thur-lay IN june.
TEEss. Iuifi0n. and other Ca'legrfees. sIoe
al ether expense. Including Board, Fuel.
LiZlt-. &e-. ufs-i not exceed =
For further Information Or Tor Caf1i0uzF.
address the fAculty u Washington C0llezt.
Lexington, Virginia jyi5diw&wlTa.
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InsOIvent notice.

Whereas the estate Of Samuel W. Howe,
deceased, was declared insolvent by the
Probate Court Of Jasper county at the Feb
ruary term thereof, A. D. 1896 Now all
persons holding claims against said estate
are now notified to present them to the
Clerk of the Probate court aud have them
registered on or before the first Monday ia
October next or they viii be forever barred.
JOHN 5. HOWSE,
Feb 2iwGm Admin istrator
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RAYMOND ScHooI. FOR Young

WILL open the iri session of my school
FOR lotN G LApns, Ia Raymond, uu The
.irH % >EFrEMHFR MINI The liberal pat
ruuagv which has BEEN extended 10 me during
the scholastic wear Just closed, stimulate, me
tn Use my best endra}Cr. 90 max, my school
both efficient and permanent.
Term, iu English Branches, four, i've and
slN dollar. per month, according 70 advance
mrut
Latin, French. Drawing and Fancy Work,
S. u1 per month ragh
Music 900 Plano, or Guitar, s. 90 per month;
- u1 Cor u-e ofin,trumeat ia praetIrug.
Board can be bad 90 reasonable Rates. either
Toe the Institute, or in uciEhboriug iam'lir,
auglldlW Mrs. bTN. BOW IN.
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InsOIVent Notice.

WHEREAS, by au order and decree Of
the Probate Court Of Newton County, made
~ the March term 1866, thereof. the estate
Of u. X. Dycss, deceased, was declared in
solvent and insufficient TO satisfy the claiii :
exhibited against said estate: Now, there
fore, all persons holding claims against the
aforesaid estate are hereby notified to file
them duly probated with the Clerk of said
court on or before the third Monday in
March A. D. l567, or they will be barred.
ABNER PERRY.
ApTlllJ WGm. Administered
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ENTERPRISE FEMALE COLLEGE.

EENHIS Institution will resume its exercise,
Il on the&d Monday in September. and closes
in June, 1867. An accomplished Board of
Teachers will I'LL the various departments. and
the President, DR.. j. W. HARMON. will deliver
during the Sessions, series Of Lectures on
Physiology; also, on the Pre>umptive and
Positive Evidences of Christianity The Col.
lege Class will be required to take notes and
answer queries ON the Lectures.
TERMS or TUUION-One-half in advance
the balance 18th February Special arrange
ments can be made 10y consultation:
Primary Department, per month. So 90
Preparatory 90
College Glasses. embracing Ancient Lam
gJlagcs.) per month. so
Modern Languages, French. per month, } 90
Music, with use Of Instrument pr month. %
embracing Painting. Draw
ing, Penmanship and Embroidery. 6 90
Prof. Il. A. Pfatlenschleger. one of the most
accomplished artts in the country, will nil this
department
Incident Il expenses per session. 81 -
Pupils can enter the College at any time du-
ring the session, and will be charged from the
time OF entrance.
Board, 81 per month. Each boarder must
Nrnish their own bed linen. Lights and
vNhing extra. Board can be- had in the
PreN dents. and private families
ForNfurther details. write to the President,
BEv. J. W. HARMON.
auglSwtocl. Enterprise, Miss
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q o ~ 4 st Al l.,
MARION. ALAnAMA.

An the first OF October next. will open in
~ TIL, place q private, select SCHOOL tur
GIRLS, offering unusual advantages Tor q mn
ishcI cduc1tian. The building. are elegant aud
eommOdi0us: the ground. extensive and well
improved. The school ], fully furnished with
Libraries, Apparatus, and every desirable APP
planes, 10 ], especially adapted % advanced
scholar,-y0ung ladie, who are finishing their
school stuuie, previous TO entering society
There are live Professor, and Teachers Of eN-
pericnce and most approved skill.
A. euum5er of pupil, {, limited 20 30, OF
whom - Wi board 40 the Hall. Early applica-
mission.
For Circular containing fun information
anu for definite statement Of terms, address
NOAH X. DAVIS,
Jel'dN Wjm' Marion, Ala.
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AdmInIstrafor,s NntIc.

L FILTERS of Administration on the Fsiate
~ Of Daniel MrGrhco, deceased, having been
granted Ca me by the Probate Court Of lllnds
county, ON the addty of July. 1865 all persons
having claims against said Estate arc requested
70 exhibit the same. and have them registered
by law, or they viii bc forever barred.
NM. h. TAYLOR,
Administrator.
jackson. July T., lsGG. jy6wIt
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters OF Administration ON
the estate Of Henry T.. Windlcy, decreased,
were granted 10 thcunder.igncd by the Probate
Court Of Kinds county. Miss, 40 the MAY term.
lSGG Now therefore, an persons having claims
AGAINST snid estate are hereby notified to have
them prohstod and registered within the time
prescribed hy law. or they will De- forever bar
red. md an persons indebted 10 the said e>tat.
viii please come forward and ,rttL yi'N &c
DELAY. VI
,July l. 1860 ttW
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration on
" the Estate Of II. T.. Jacks, deceased.
We're granted 10 the undersigned. Mt the July
torn, isd6, IT the Probate Court Of Jasper
county, state Of Mississippi; now all persons
having claims against thr Estate Of said dcrC-
dent are hereby required to exhibit the same,
duly registered within the time required by
law, or the same will be- barred.
JAMES j. SHANNON, Admir-.
July Iath. l4iN.- W.T.
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters ~ Administration on
w the Estate u Jarred NJ. Windham, de-
ceased, were granted 10 the undersigned Al the
last May term Of the Probate Court Of Jasper
county, state Of Mississippi; now m persous
having claims against the Estate Of said De-
ceased. are hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law, or the
same will be- barred.
l.. b. LASslTER, Admir-.
July r. lSgG.-w1t
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ORIENTAL PEARL DROPS

For identifying the Complexion, ciirctually
removing Tan, Frccklcs, Blotches, aud giving
the skin an elegant smoothncss not easily at
tanned by any other H. use among the Indies
Of fashion ia the East. gives il q character for
efficacy which at once stamps II az infinitely
superior for the toilet Of amy lady
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nERLEYtS GARSApARuIA

HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
The great Blood Purifier, rs a Spring and
summer Medicine. stands unryallcd, removes
all lmpurltle, from the blood, and gives health
and strength TO the svstcm
HURLEY RUDOLF & Co,
ProprictOrs.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-30

II DIS COIN TY.
c haHoay Court. 1t District. Jane 7sy-m. al
Elizabeth L hayes' Order Of Pob-
Thos. d. 0zsne a wife. iieaton. J.
IN opening the papers in this carse. and 3
~ appearing from the affidavit ofComplais-
anf, that the Defendant. Thomas IA Ozane. -
biz wife. Emma Ozane. are non-resitients oftsSS
state q Mississippi, and that the sorfls !.
subpdua cannot BE- made upon them. =
therefore ordered that the sssd - -. =
Ozane. ani bis wife, Emma Ozanq 49,
pear and plead, answer or deInHE = -
piainanf. bill, on the third Monday -, = - ~
Der. A. T., lot6. the same beng 2 -. -
this Cour. or the same win - takeB f 49,
them a. tnfessesl. If l. fI1riiel -, .s
- - >, - - In each week. IN "
fI.rion aui standard, a newsIapet ps ....i
sFeakTvin fse city q 9aekson. Aissl7''f1
A11' NJ. .. CHAPMAN. Clerk-
iysusw. l. A. LINDskA Opt IA
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Kinds COUNTY

& banovy Coprf, Isl Dhirici, JHHe Term, 1906
81. ". ~ ""''-
John -. Elliot, e. al. ''i'"'
nN opening The papers IN this cause, and Il
~ appearing % The satisfaction ~ the Court
that john D. Elliott docs not reside in the
state Of M.iSippi, but l. q nonresident
thereof. Il {. therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance In this cause. and plead, answer.
or demur. on the third Monday Of September.
a. H., 1>6. The same being rule day N this
Court, or tir bin and allegations thereof will
be taken ior confessed and admitted. II Is fur
tbcr or,len-d that a copy Of this oraer BE- nuh.
h-hcd IN The Clarion and standard. 4 ncyvspa-
pr published IN the city Of Jackson. Missis-
-ippi. Tor four successive weeks, at least once
90 each week.
4 true copy from the minutes
Attest
W. o. CHAPMAN. Clerk.
Jy5wSw. l.. A. LINDSEY, Opt. OK.
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FOR CIlILLS AND FEVER ! !
L Sc T II + BE ST!
HurlCy's Aguc Tonic
Never FnilS'--Aiw"ys TO be D"pcndcd
upon---Noihing More Reliable
Thnn Huriry'- Tonic.
NJ l. J. cure Aguc and Fever, Chils and
w Fever, Intermittent Fever, Dumb Aguc.
Every person who ha, tried Hurlcy's Tonic
speaks in the highest terms Of il. As cura.
tive agent, II /, unsurpassed, and more certain
than quuine No bad results from using
llurey's Tonic Every body should use
HURLEI'S AGUE TONIC
Send your orders 10
HURLEY, RUDDLE& CO.,
IropnetOrs, Louisville, Ky.


HURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERS.
For Debility, Loss Of Appetite, Weakness,
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, want Of action Of the
Liver, Disordercd stomach, there are no bttrrs
that compare with these In removing these dis.
tressing complaints. For salcor can be- had mt
any Drug store in the United States, or from
the proprietors, Louisville, KY, corner seventh
and Green streets, to whom all orders should
be addressed
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seiton's Chemical Writing Fluid becoming
World-r"nowncd iorits superior quality. Iiay.
ing been introduced only about Fix years. il
has become the principal in use with those who
want fine, free flowing ink, and for prrma-
nency, IL j. decidedly the best ink for 1rcords
that can be used For counting houses. banks
or schools, IL is uncWallcd, and needs only 10
he tried 10 be approved. For sale by Drug
glsts and Merchants everywhere.
HURLEY, RUDOLF d co,
Proprielors,
Corner seventh and Green Streets.
lbI'dNWbm. Louisville, Ky.
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MADISON COLLEGE.

GHARON. MISS. viii open the 1T Of Octo-
- ber. lsik6, under the Presidency Of the Rev.
II. r. JOHNSON. assisted by competent proieS-
sors. ENpeI,-es for term of six months, pava-
be in currency
Tuition in PriuFry Department, $40 90
" Preparatory - o.
&. Collegiate 90 O.
Board. everything included. about 50 per
month.
For further information. address
BEV. d. ,. JOHNSON. or
Or. Nj MCkIE. Pres. Board q rTu..
sharon. Miss.
The Board q Trustees viii rerei,e applied
tions for the Chair II Ancient Languages
aug iGWzIu.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,
CLapnry Cohtt 1T District, JuBc 7,im 1865
William f. suthrrlin.

Is. W..
Patton, smllh a Putnam, and otbcr-l
an motion Of Complainant, and itnppcarng
" 10 the abstraction Of the Court by affidavit
Of Complainant agent. filed herein. that the
Defendant, Thomas Y, Patton. T. nonresident
of the State Of Mississippi. and resides In New
Orleans. IN the state Of Louisiana, IL Is there
lou ordered that publication be made IN the
Clarion nnd standard newspaper published
lu the rty ST dickson, Mississippi, weekly FOR
four consecutive wrecks, commanding Thomas
=. Patton, one II the Defendants hcroiu 10 ap-
pear at the CLERKS office. In the city OF Jack
-0u, ou th" third Monday Of August next. en-
suing, and plead, answer, or dcmur 10 .aid
t0mplainaurs bIl, else the allegations Of said
Complainant. bill will be taken as confessed
~ 10 him.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest
". .. CHAPMAN. Clerk.
--ILLALL- l. A LIZ l.LA- lnl q ~
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ION opening he matters IN this BIZ. and
- 10 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Court tia, the Defendant, David 4. Dunlap,
resides ln The STATE u Texas, IL Il oriercd that
ms cause De- 80 FOR hearing on the facts charg-
~ this court, which f. 10 be held ~ the Court
iiou-o, 81 said rounty, on the jth Monday A..
trr the lili Monday VI september. A. -. 1865
u j. therefore, ordered that copy II this
order De- published in III" CLARION. 4 newspa-
per published in The rily u Jack son. Miss. for
hN' "ok-' before uir day appointed for hear
in-.
~ further ordered. that q copy ~ this or
DER De- forwarded a. The Defendant. at ~umpier.
Trinity county, TcXu-.
Given under my hand and the seal
' 9Th. 1906.
amgIGMll. j l. HHA NNnN lInrI.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.
CHARTERED by THE STATE IN 1854.
Rev q. H bell, A. W., President
U'"h Experienced Department Teachers,
at Of S0uthera Firth ant
EdUcatioR.

INllS popular Institution. after a suspen-
n sion OF III, &c years, resumed exercises on
the Second Of last October. and has lust closed
another successful term, exceeding by far the
expectations Of its friends. The building.
large, three stories high, and well ARRANGED
stands in Il beautiful grove.
-, me course Of study Is as complete as in any
First-Class College.
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4 ugusl Rules, aug. 6, 1865, Monday. Aug. 6, 1865
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI

ChdHcDy Court NJ ldiobisha Coapig Al Rules
before he ttgk ~ .ad County. nj HE office.
IN he fo,rD Of CoGreriie, me ln Monday in
dagasi, l-GG-it bciHg me Coari dag Hrtgf:
Lucy A. TalbTt,
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COOPER's WILL.

ENHE Heiel being now regularly opened g.
The reception q company, the price @
,oard VII De els pr week; per month so.
IMAM WILLIAMS,
TTtd2W&Wim. PrUprEt0r
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Is in charge of Rev. W. W. MCNIAuEN AND
LADY. Those Who know them need not be
told that neatneSS, order, comfort and Kindness
eminenty distinguish their department. 1t is
like home for Young Ladies. The teachers
lodge and board in the College.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPL

KINDS COM
q haHefrB Court Isf T,isfrfcf lane t.. 40;
, 1866-07-20

1iAnhu RAGnts eno
Constitutional Ansctstllalesst-fh fhn olas
Lc4a Curpne CAsu Decided .agataat
the LrRts.ature.
Especial dispatch to The tA'c4Ro TTIauna
NAs1y1LtE. Jniy l9.
Thr UuIoh farcuf, Int Night. agreed 10 sustain
The resolution Introduced ty VI. Azncl' on Satat"
dAJ, In srsefrret to quorum, aud 10 mslhMlo INC
mlsitsses ct 1be ltutaea aEaln>t the enetoarhment
Of auy o,her authority, when The House mat this
tpu rpou It was found that quorum was ptesent.
cFeu aceo1 dug 10 the n.oat extreme Requirement IN
fyte1rpce IN 4 quorum. and sthe rcso't'ttor Of the
stnAte, ra'lf5lig the Ion'ti,nl'o1 ~ sntndmen;.
I'M, II Bsdiord, movea she precious question.
'rh,s af,cr tome conflict " = tn.tslurd. and The
ssnsnt' s,,a e s.. r' 10 ~ y w. Il ,' y
b hitr pftfrHt, huf not *o'lnx.
1nc snnost,sstneus n1 re .esnit ~ ,sseisea I'd
@ r }' u eoS o. sH
cAd 1,aaer- ot the t'or.r. saitst-. and o,,h 43:e
>ana cood rnen, rolea IN ,hr affirmative.
ANY cnmplsueat* IL ,hn rratld .nt> wn hare
carried Inc lpus,iiut,puht Amend nrDt-is ie II.
a"' Of biz ''' "st ''s:'s 81 ts,sss sows1s. g ''''
1nase Fraxs.r. aee1aed lhe hf,eds tor pus c4st to
cay in Tlll'sm:& tasns. and I'M! ,sh:r1a Patterson
Win A. apaenm meas 10 bring Willlams ba1ors tnc
camto! '!s Afternoon aud took W,,i'ni. out os tbs
hand. Of ,he ltoar. The Officers cf tbs
llou.e viii tt,frTy ltstst this tncroac1tntnt
iron IL privileges. 1rd9e Frazier ~Ill probably
b" af1e sle1 so.suustor auu imprisoned fha 5nA te
nectnra 10 lseur w.i. u h1hfd. eotp1s III Mathis
t.ros. Marin hat cunc &htun.h tarra =. httux T.
lnC dt tn'' a.aatst mt tmtefs Of shc L:sttlature
1ht fake imprisonment. fa,ln9 hit dama.s1 al
$fU.NN,
csl~a. islnrd this r,orntbR TOR union taeu Ia
hoid I t1ecttpg al t1. capital on ta'uttay, to ~
j. 1hflfdelpnla An A,',onal cali. signed hJ tv!s
kihdhu uhien int u, all appear tu-fnott1H. al
1u1Hl tsftttG tuhtta L Ia. h.Hlrht.
, 1866-07-20

edott ha. teen mads bY 'hs police 10 prT'n' tue
ttt.st atelul nt1Ait.
ArrAtns IN Htsst~t1rrf. ....
N,Iut tlrttrtl w1ud. Asi1ttAne coiaf1'Fsioaef ..
IN euncu's Aaaits In Mh'isrlppt, dh fnf"sfuaa ~
tentsat tlunafd lettrfs frtelsed by h't6 nom tns
ftrtr,t,.,r n Ihs nsa,e tuh Utett Of 'as Uhi'sa
aIstes t1fcult Upurt, wbleh fnfrtsh ssl1obos lhat
t,te tIst sults,tes Of the Male Ire hsxlhhEbK 10
fr ANS 10 thp hetttsHy Of mora s.'luseas tassa'
u,.s on their tarl fot ,hs ahtlHtspl3n VI oaafaa
and violation OF ts taws, aud &Us bFtas'ns lha per
prtfslofs 10 jasIles' ~
rAltyDnx'An< A,,sha TIN Eshk1Al*,
JAa tioy. nlHun Ina rpeetssd tufo'M1allva lnsl
istgr nun,tsrr Ut Gx'lFo.alsat ars jo!tak the ta9
t.att Ut Msxteo, ..
tbs protsbio aurcea,Qr u AIlorhe3 (lehctsl
t,.eet, srrlytd ,lts eYeaing sud p1ocosdrd directly
to tue Hh,se lluu'e.
Asprukn REDUCTION
Ia fhe etes1sa! serse og tho fttaAurJ Department
mad Quattesnss'et utue.s!'s pnreao viii taks paco
On lhe E0lh Inst.
THE cArlroL AaaAutT cARH.
Ts1nork tlcanaker taado an Af1daFt denying
that he nas IN tie Capitol building when tho At.
tsult on FAINTER naa committed; that he was thess
and raw The uho1a .aslr will ho p1osed betore Tho
committee, howc1er.
rAlis k1ro41r1oN NArTEHs.
WAsuIxorox. July 1D-Ihe heete1arJ Of State
Ss T.
s,oner ueuerat to the rane Etpss.tfon, 10 which no
ta,r 1htt. 1t = u. cling ot the Psrneh saeutlac
ooTiaa ana sa
made ,! Tue Eug'l.h 5elenddc Assocsa!loo' and up
riel: TO tosn so1lsetinn ct he we1xhts, Ecs. :.
fsalatt Of ,he GnlEeisat Expedition oI 1867.
second. 10 ORGANIZE N international Coumitiee,
charged especially With ,ba c1hhtipu Of ttts col.
jn%lf Af hf4Ha
, 1866-07-20
FllUu S1'ttiNtiFlELD.

Preparations fit ahe ttx*cnstan oe vku
Atth,t - Mtth 1eti.stt0itA -At&to TAX lec'
ct4te<f4 &r.
lrwtls' u..passh Ia !hr thiehsn t'titads
*raihaSisLt,. July ~.
Hbrtif l'fttlnn hAs firRtt ehtttted the ttt4htc.
lprp,t t,t eatttlit ih'n tArrutoH tha srhlshrt ut
tsN Asvatl aud tsns. ts!t,t,oEt. tth.Isttt a !hs
NJ! .trta q thr tt's. teutt q .a"rsn Z. "n's
Nsrh I'll. 3ta ta,nnrfs Mn ]. Nanst'' ii N" 1T
Il ;'% tss %slSrk Ii thr .ssHilH 4 d "9t uaioes II
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utt tbh i}r 5t'L un,tnn y rs!rniton. .L,. ,t.
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tp hiri}. aii tn, ttii "tletk stk'ns nam lrtf'
Nal.ae ,'nntIy ,ss!.hh In tsti TIT ssas' 'sss'
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Till fl, nb,t,' il II 7, TN f,.1t1t' 'srn no s'n:
II k&Itk}t &t}t& mill Fr6[
, 1866-07-20
CASH AssHTs, JULY, 1856.
Actual Net,.$se3,S6s.2o

The aasuA meestcx Of the ssecknut1& u va 10.
Gently tslis The city Of Hartford and Tho old Beard
Of Diseetnsa seosso. Al anoteetnt mt1a nx Of 4nn
ptlrcsof1. ths lid onstt1a Qna1tmorAv n-taett
cd. The bust1ets Of the Phrnax tor thr tseal yesr
Inst closed the mort successful snd prosperous IN
The wtote hi4toay Of 4he Company; regularly QUAR-
TEH1Y dividends Of three per Gems us1po the canfnf
stoek declared busntss asxty IN truess Of any
previous year nd The solid financial coeoIoo OF tho
sbocix eysrTthInx Its most afdsnt eaf Asnxuine
fsi.nds could wtsh Tor.
The PHOENIX cnscFa ahc prrCnt year
heater than cszF prepared for sefvlcr and
daty in the 1lue Of its professions. sRtsA In.
reused f4ell1stxs for 1he transacted Of
h1atneAs, IN untmpalrca Cash Capttuf 1t six
hnndFed ahnusaud dolsnrs~ Azstta tn the
amount Of B1,oA5, ,772.13. IN hnnnni ueE
enah Income Of over 0uc million dollars,
Mnd q mercantile Arstcm of focAl agencies,
Aadcr the 1aanaRrmrnt ot veteran CnlcFs
writer's, from far EaAt suurise 10 The xnldcn
shores Of ahc pacldc etopc. and from the
Gulf Of Mexico to the trou.bound consts of
the Northern f.akta. oA34
, 1866-07-20

E,.,.s gs H. st,ts fs'ettsa t. '1s 's's ,
fsaiiehs q rIce!uf. tHefefi,. Ind .hal II ~oa,d
ssbssr,i!e of lhs tsnt,rt; ot 9ns 1otsrn,a,,!
Fl ,hs ss sS'gt,y 10 t"'''n to ha An0"1
@ 4 IT, 1T . s+s o.s' +; IT. r. " hs ss s'. r.
ip ttrt+.Fhs'tur m the eonneits ot tho na!os. ana
,as 4, 1"y.l sa,t, ."y s,ss'sa aa t
:'1 'bs"a ,"s )! .sole e!S ~. II "nss,
trnnr, taoh tios!.e leus ihe iaira III ls rsssIloa
': ~ f:1sns e. stt9 ~ T. q P%s IT, s ns.'". debt
j!f sAetp ahlIxs't n. mover i0 he fspu 'aua. ana
4eae 20 daht q ett!fall1n Incurred ~ aay u'aa4rs
Mha!estt ~ ~ OF 'hs rebellion thoa'd ose hs A.
'.s e p'f t. n..op o~ latin, .n. Of ar.!,.
isde 70 !ns ,o!d'sF, saa ,aors Ct r. TT W3rfs
lfes Of lhr talep asrors Mbo died la41 tAs suu,ry
Irht li'c aIe tle nas4s u The prople. aad >9ou,i
hs I1usosnt It Tho United stats. IN ets dstef1aiu.
allon to Eist lht oiscei OF he country to tha 30.
l,cs who dunng tho lals war dcitnard the cnua;rY.
tol!ons! Orion rorvri'ton Arn expelled 70 coop.
esAse on!y ".,h !oya. Un!cn mcn.
3 apt, Noteaa rrtnatktd thai minority of tho
.Eo1nn!s!sc. Il Mhvn, ha "ts onc. Gtstscd tbs 3D.
4tt1nn Of Tue following Fusoutlens:
! Hkf1itr5> 1hA. IN The nasralt disrrssrd Of the
~ ss d
Poiu1tes TO otlee: II. lavtth and hccuo. exocndl-
ae upo:s q H. Asaa: os
fftsIdeut; is ceo5lne the losttsl srsul,a o. nyo
ylNa Of n!eodJ var tof The pEeacEtauon Of the
SSaas 1fsd:sa;,;ss e. esss e ses
2RdsNEl6, nut d. tbs radlcaI ros}osity in sho
United St1teA teu&'6 pe11lak IN tho paicy Of pfo-
st11b,nR lorsl men appointed BY p9tsldeut John.
seu 10 ot.ce. VIC thlll lnsist upoa upplvtu9 the
sme rule Of ar,lon 10 sadicat simoashi==ts IN II.