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GEORGE SUMNER,
Notary Public.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPL.l
AUDITORS OFFICE. JACKSON.

STATE OF MlSSlSSlPPll
AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON.
|, Thomas 4. Swami. Auditor Of
Public Accounts of the State of Mis-
sissippi, do hereby certify that The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, To-
Gated at Hartford, has complied with
the act entitled " An act TO regulate
Agencies of Foreign Insurance Com
panies," approved January 3lst, 1867
and in virtue of the power vested in
me by said law, ! hereby authorize
David n. BarrOws Agent for said Com
pany at Jackson, in the County OF
Kinds. to transact business of Insur-
ance in this State. until the first day
of March, 1870.
Given under my hand and seal of
IL. 5. office. at the City OF Jackson,
this first day of March, 1869.
THOS. L. SWAMI,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
ISarrOyvs ~ SEnyIhe. Agents,
marl66t Jackson, Miss.
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STATE TATE, OF F. M ~ OHii SIS.
Henry w. Hough. Vice-President,
and John p. Thompson. Secretary or
the Life Association of America beng
seyerally sworn. depose and say, ana
each for himself, says that the fore
going Is 4 full. true, and correct state
ment of the affairs of the said Com
pany; that the said Insurance tom-
Dany is the bona tide owner of at least
One Hundred aud Fifty Thousand Dol
lars of actual cash capital. invested in
Stocks and Bonds. or In Mortgages on
unincumbered Real Estate. worth one
hundred per cent. more than the same
is mortgaged for; that the above de-
scribed Investments, nor any part
thereof. are made for the benefit OF
any individual exercising authority
i'm the management of said Company,
nor for any other person or persons
whatever: that the mortgages above
described, have not been assigned, nor
in auy manner released or impaired
bv said Company: and that they are
the above described officers of the said
Life Association of America.
fSigned.l
L.. II. w. HOUGH, Nice-Pres't.
JSo. Z. THOMSON, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
a Notary Public in and tor said county
of st. Louis, State OF Missouri, this
fourteenth day of March. \. ID, 1863.
HENRY J.. SUTTON.
L. p Notary Public.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI /,

AUDIToR's OFFICE. JAcKsoS')
l. Thos. T Swami, Auditor Of PAP
lie Accounts Of the State OF Mlssls-
sippi, do hereby certify that the Secu-
VorL, located at New York. has COM
piled with the Act entitled IAN act to
regulate agencies of Foreign lnsur-
ance Companies" approved January
3Ist. 1857; and in virtue of the power
vested in me by said Law hereby
authorize Barrows * Smythe Agents
for said Company at Jackson, Ia the
county of Kinds, TO transact business
Of Insurance in this State, until the
first day of March. 1870.
Given under my hand and seal
LIS. Of Office, as the City OF JACK
-- son. this LIST day OF March
AD. 1869. THOS. L. SWAMI
Auditor OF Pub. Accounts.
RarrOws 81 $my 1he. Agents
MARIO: 3tw Jacksoh' Mlss
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Division of Sec. sec. Town Range
II halfof W or 80 %
THOS. Il. SWAMI,
Auditor Public Accounts.
MONROE COuNTY.

AUDIToR's OFFICE, JACKSON, MIss-l
March 10th, 1853. !
HNHE following described lands IN
II the county OF Monroe, delinquent
for payment of Taxes of the year
1850, will be subject 10 entry or pur-
chase at this office, after siNty-days
from the date hereof, by any citizen
of this State. upon payment OF amount
for which said lands are delinquent,
and all costs TO the State, with DANA
yes and subsequent taxes accrued See
Revised Code Of Mississippi, Chapter
!, Section y, Articles % and 4G, page
NJ
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WHITE
RUBBER-GOODS
IN IMITATION OF IVORY.

NEARTINGALE RINGS,
WE SIS, 20. and % per single gross.
Teething Rings for Children SIS per
single gross. Billiard Balls 3-8 inch
SO per set. Billiard Balls, 2 1-2 inch
SI2 per set. Faro Checks, 5-S inch
Sl4 per hundred. Faro Checks, l l-2
inch Sl2 per hundred. Faro Checks.
l 3-S inch SO per hundred. Poker,
l II inch S. per hundred.
Also a fine assortment of Ivory and
Pearl Sleeve Buttons and Studs.
VIM. NJ. YELLING,
Sole Patentee and Manufacturer,
57l Broadway, \ Y. City.
u Samples sent, postpaid, on re-
ceipt of 81.
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a yonng man on a Velocipede
in New Haven ran into a three
hundred dollar horse the other
day, knocking him down and IN
uring him so badly that he had to
be killed. There was some talk
by the owner of the horse-of
killing the young man also, but
from some cause or another it
was not done.
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STATEMENT

Of tIEe " Security Insurance
Company" Of New Work. ON
the thirIy-first day Of DE
cember, a. ID. IS6S, made 40
the State Of mississippi, pur-
suanf TO tle Statute Of GEInG
State
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S12nA12 50
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS:
ELEVEN H.-Tne greatest amount IN
srred in any one risk is 100000, eX-
c. pt i'm special cases.
TWELFTH The amount insured in
any one City. Town, or Village, de-
pends upon its size, and how built.
THIRTEt The amount insured In
any one block. depends As above.
FoURTEENTH.-Cert copy OF the
Charter OF the Company. as filed
heretofore.
GEO. l.. CHASE, President.
GRO. NJ. COIT. secretary.
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STATEMENT

nj he Condition of the . Life
Association of America on
the Asa day of MARCH Is0S
fiIed with the Audlsor Oh me
Saa1e OF Mississippi. i'm com.
pIinnce will the laws o. s'a'"
state.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, I { G
County of st. Louis. 80

|. David {. Coleman, Clerk Of the
County Court of st. Louis County. do
hereby certify that Henry l.. Sutton.
whose name is appended to the iurat
of the foregoing deposition. was on
the date thereof a Notary Public in
and for the County of St. Louis, State
of Missouri, duly otherised to admins
ter oaths for general purposes; and
that l am well acquainted with the
handwriting of the said Henry l..
Sutton, and verify believe that the Sig
nature to the said deposition is gen
uine.
In testimony whereof, / have here
.... set my hand, and affixed my
L. s.. seal. this fourth day of March,
a. D., 1869.
ID. G. COLEMAN,
Clerk County Court st. Louis Co,
Per +. &. SCHTNTHAIER, ID. &
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Try "COstafs" Cough Remedy.

Try "COstafE" Cough Remedy.
That Cough will Kill you"
TRY "COStar's" Cough Remedy.
Colds and Hoarseness lead to death, +"
Try "COstai'S" Cough Remedy.
For Croups-Whooping Coughs, &C."
Try "COStar'S' Cough Remedy.
"Costar says it is the best in the
wide world--and il He saws sO-its
True-its True-its True and We say
Try it-Try it-Try it, Morning Pa
per. dug 26.l
All druggists in JACKSON sell it.
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LIST. Name and locality of the Com
pany-THE 1ETNA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF HARTFoRD, COM.
End. The amount of its Capital
Stock-One hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
3rd. The amount of its Capital
stock maid mn and secured is-One
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
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Cow STABLE FLooBs. Through
out the country not more than one
bran in every ten can he found
that contains stable floor 50 con-
structed but that the cattle arc
compelled to lie in their own nth,
and the sides, legs and udders OF
the COW are in a mist uniidy con-
dition when the morning milking
is done. and unless a great deal Of
washing and painstaking Is prac-
ticed, the milk cannot be carried
from the stable in its original
purity.
Now but little work IS required
to remove the one great cause OF
discomfort to cattle in stalls, and
almost the whole cause Of having
winter milk uDpalatable and i'm
pure. A platform should be built
for the COWS to stand upon, ex-
tending far enough back from the
stanchions to give sufficient stand
inc room, and no more. In this
way a dry, clean place 10 lie upon
is secured.
There are different modes Tor
constructing this platform v here
a new floor is being put in, short
part can be laid at the back and
the balance laid at an elevation OF
two or three inches above the
last. of course, overlapping the
first.
On floors already laid, a good
way is to spike down two or three
scantling, little back of where
the hind feet viii come, and ill
the space between this and the
stanchion ill with sawdnst or DIRT.
This will make good bed for the
animals to rest upon, and it will
absorb all the moisture that may
fall upon it. If dry sawdust spent
tan bark or dirt are put in, MOSS
ture will not be contracted in
sufficient amount to injurc the
floor below, unless stock other
than COWS are kept upon it.
Another way is to lay down
three strips of inch board, and
upon these lay the platform OF
two inch plank. giving an eleva-
ton of three inches. Air viii
circulate between the two floors
and preyentit. It's not economy
to nail one floor to another with
out space between.
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Statement of the Etna Lift
Insurance Company of Hart
ford, Conn, ON the SAst day
OF Decem bers 1865, ma @de 90
the Honorable Auditor OF
the State Of Mississippi.
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|, Thomas I. Swami. Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts of said State, do hereby
certify that the foregoing statement of
the Life Association of America" is
truly and correctly copied from the
original now on file in my office.
Given under my hand and official
L. 81 seal, this eleventh day of
March, A. D.. 1850.
HOS. I. SWAMI.
mar13-3w Auditor Public Acts.
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DUGGY HARNESS, from SO up
ND Wagon Harness and Plow Gear.
all home made. g. D. Subway.
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SrATEJHENT

or IN. condition. Of the Ma na-
Os nc xs;re Insurance CSmPa a
1ord lie 1hirty-fir.t day o. ,.
6ecember. 1888. made 20 Wis .
Auditor of the state q"
sEssippi:
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Though the sewing-machine is no
reaper at all, yet il is fact that as you
SOW so shall you reap
The Southern Pacific Railroad in
California. has changed hands, and
will be carried on rapidly to CON-
pletion,
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NAME AND LOCATION.

y II VI Y ~ y I4NDN|-A T y y
The name of this Company is The
Security Insurance Company, incor-
poTated i'm 1856, and located in the City
of New York, at ll9 Broadway.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company. actually
paid up i'm cash, is $l,OO0OOO 90
The Surplus on the thirty
first day Of December,
1865 ......... -.-........ 706,0ll 81
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WANTED
A GENTS f0f the America
~ Fmrmer's uGOrse nEoOir

A GENTS Tor the AmrrirdH
IN Farmers Horse afoOir
IN both English aud G.w#
BY ROBERT STEwAHr, ". S.u t N.
THIRTY-THIRD THOUSAND u.
in press. and the demand UHH.
undated. Tho work covers the
ground Of the Breeding and faI...
and the treatment OF NOr..
Mules both in sickness aud 10 H.I
IL has ICON is Ot0n trdy 10 popular IA'
and IS to-day the most popular '
best selling horse books out
CE- Send for our Circular l'Iu.
ed Poster, and long list OF praD.
Tests, or extracts from the letter.
those having used the book. and o..
cannot fail 10 De convinced OF r. fI'"
Intrinsic value and great salahli1.
To- We give exclusive territory A'
The Ldrgest Commissions. Address
q. n. VENT PuuI.eh.H.
mar18- w2tl Cincinnati ''
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The Red Jccket BiJter5 arc a
Chicago manufacture, and great
medicinal virtue has been claimed
for them. A rival firm got up an
imitation called the Red Cloud
Bitters, irritated at which the
Red Jacket men secured an IN
junction. The case came before
the Superior Court at Chicago.
The plaintiffs claim, that the re
cipe of their Bitters came from
the famous chief, Red Jacket,
through a physician, was contest
ed by the defendants, who pro-
duced an analysis of the beverage
or medicine. Its sublime virtues
were shown to be embodied in
$3.50 parts of water $3.50 parts
of alcahol and fusil oil 8 parts
of sugar; % one hundredths of
sulphate of lime, and p one hun
dredths Of other solid matter, tan
mic acid.-Exchanee.
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FOLKEs 81 60.
vHcCUTCH

Fortcarding aud Commission Merchants
AND DEALERS IN
PRODUCE, GROCERIES. ETC
Mulberry Street, VtcksbUrg' Mississippi
Prompt attention given TO all busi-
ness entrusted 10 our care.
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street
Also The iaII0Viu.
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STATE OF CoNNECTICUT} s. S

STATE OF CONNECTICUT < &
Hartford County.
JANUARY 7. ls69.--Personally APP
peared George l.. Chase, President.
and George NJ. Colt, Secretary, OF the
Hartford Fire Insurance Com pany,and
made oath that the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed is true, full
and correct statement of the affairs of
said Company, and exhibits so far as
can be ascertaincd at this date, its ac-
tual condition on the Thirty first dBy
of December, 1868.
Before me-
GEORGE SUMNER,
Notorxr Dub1fa
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S22I7,2O9 ~
LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES:
FIFTH. Liabilities to
Banks. or Others. due or
not due. .......- .-..t.. ,
SIxTH.--Losses adjusted
and due ...-......... ..- -.
SEVENTH.- cltileT
unadjusted or -.... -
EIGHTH-A Adjusted and -
not due ......-.........--... IZ5
NINTH.-Losses in sus-
pense, awaiting further
proof. ....-. 49,. ...
TENTH.-All other claims
against the Company.
dividends unpaid ....
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STATE OF NEW YnPK

STATE OF NEW YORK,
City and County ofNewYork.( o. o.
AT. Hastings, Presidemt,and Frank
w. Ballard, Secretary, of The Security
Insurance Company, being severally
and duly sworn, depose and say, and
each for himself says, that to the best
OF his knowledge and belief, the fore
going is true, full, and correct state
ment OF the affairs of said Corporation,
and that they arc the above described
officers thereof.
w. B. BUCKHoUT, Pres't.
FRANK w. BALLARD, Sec'y.
subscribed and sworn before me.
L. > this 18th day of February. A.
D., 1869. THOS. L. THORNELL.
mchIS Notary Public.
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MARSHALL COUNT.
AuDIro1'- OfII.I fa.N...
JANUARY
HNlIL following describe.
n the county oft N..
qucut for thc uUu-Wfu...
Of the year 1861 will
entry orpurchl-o af fu|s
sixty days from tUe IHn .
any citizen OF tHH H#.. Pc.
ncnt OF amount iUr HM.
are delinquent, and H| ..
State, with damage auI
taxes accrued -r" E.I
Mississippi, ,haptDrLr0.
cles o. and ij uug.
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AsSETTS
s3.527 IS

c,su IN hand, this day, to-wit:
IN I H,'is % 26l %
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FrRsr--The name Of this Com pam
Is The Hartford Fire Insurance t tsnrd
panv." and is located at hai nv
Connecticut.
CAPITAL:
SEcoND.--The amount OF 90 900 M
Capital Stock is 1920. Sl,VVV'V"0
THIRD.-The amount OF oo 900 M
Capital Stock, paid up, i l;VVO'VVV
ASSETS:
FOURTH Cash on hand LOO, 20
and in Bonk ........--. law
Cash In hands of Agents,
ana IN course Oh trans 12i,Os2 80
Bills receivable for Loans,
Bonds, and Mortgages, .oo 20
Peal estate uneneumbered 25,O00 90
Rents and interest accrued 90
payable January lst, 90, ll'lf< %
Stocks and Bonds, as per
schedule filed with Au- 90, %,
ditor of state ......- l,0Uz-oo< 9
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STANDARD PREPARATIONS
ARE HIS
BE AT TIP e R!
Bitter Stceet aud Orange Blossoms.
One Bottle, 81 OO-Three for 81 90.
Costnr's hue kthOrn SaIVe.
"COSlar's7 Rat, Roach, ke-, Extermina-
tors.
''CoStar'x' Bed Bug EXterminat0fx,
''C0Star'S" only pure Insect Power.
Only Infallible Remedies known"
us years established in New York y
-! .Bewarel Ofspurious limitations.
"An druggists in JACKSON sell
them"
Or Address
HENRY r. CosrAR, No. 10 Crosby
St., n. Y.
Or. JOHN F. HENRY Successor toy
DEMAS BARNES & Co. 81 Park
Row, n. Y.
Sold by GUS. ASHER,
Druggist and APothecary,
JACKSON, MISS.
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$4,000 90
S453.32S ~
STATE OF MISSOURI, } g. &.
County of st. Louis.

The Lire association Of america IS
PURELY MUTUAL.
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Total amount Of Losses.
Claims, and Liabilities. SII9,23l O3

The greatest amount insured on any
risk Is $4,000 90, but will not, as a
general rule, exceed $4,000 90.
The Company has no general rule as
TO the amount allowed 10 be insured
in any one city, town, village, or block,
being governed in this matter, In each
case, by the general character of build
ings- width of streets, facilities for
putting out fires, etc.
Act of Incorporation, as amended. ac-
companied previous Statement.
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$1O,35O,512 %
LIABILITIES :

Losses adjusted and unad-
iusted, not due ..... $262.100 90
Dividends to the Insured, 44.2S2 q
[Signedl II. A. BULK ELEK,
President.
T. O. ENDERS. Secretary.
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"OOH.---THE HIGHEST NAB
w ket price paid for Wool me-
glDWA1h
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Worth America Life Insurance
COmany OF New Work.

ASSETS let January 1868 S2727,3o5 -
ND. MORGAN, PresidentNew York
City.
J. W. MURRILL- Secretary, New
York City.
G.P. THEOBALD, Nicksburg, Gen
eral Agent for Mississippi.
GEO. FEARN, Agent, Jackson, Miss.
DIR. L. j. MITCHELL, Medical EN-
aminer, Jackson, Miss.
mch lS-3ms.
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STA TEMENI

Of the Condition Of the Globe
Mutual Lif:. Insurance COEE1-
pany- ON the First day Of
Jan cary, 1860.
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state of NEississippi-S.S S.

u y W u u II IN
Clerk County Court st. Louis Co.
Per +. {. SCHENTHALER. ID. &.
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900. 90
Loans secured by mort
gage, I.2l5.505 {
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IELECRApaiC NEWS ITEMS.

heavy snow storm prevailed in Maine yester-
day. The snow fell ak inches deep.
Miss Baylor, nged 81 years, was found on Thurs
day, near Sharon, in Bland county, Va, with her
throat cut Her murderer Is unknown.
A fire broke out yesterday In the extensive oil
warehouse Of A. B. Hinman, in Detroit, but 1t ia
impossible to estimate the loss at present
A lad named Kingslow was struck by the lightning
train going south at Cold Spring on the Hudson
River Railroad, on Friday night, and Killed.
Ford's tobacco factory. In Lynchbnrg, was seized
yesterday by direct orders from Washington for
alleged revenue frauds by means OF counterfeit
stamps.
negro nurse OF Henry Creecv IN Bedford
county, Va, threw Mr. Creecys child into the IRE
on Friday. 1t was burned to death. The nurse
was arrested.
BY the fall Of the staging on tho new Methodist
church In Cambridge, Mass, yesterday, John d..
Jones, Jacob Downing and John Doyle, were
seriously injured.
The foundry and machine shops OF Talbot Broth
ers, on Seventeenth street, In Richmond, Va. were
destroyed by fire last night. Tho loss on the build.
ings. machinery and patternsi makes o total OF
tl65 900 upon which there is no insurance. The
fire originated from The boiler.
The remains of Ex-Governor Andrew, OF Massa.
chusetts, were removed from Mount Auburn yestor-
day and deposited In the cemetery at bingham. Tho
exercises appropriate to the occasion were con.
Quoted in the North church, at bingham by the Rev.
James Freeman Clarke. delegation OF the Grand
Army of the Republic acted as an escort.
Tho town OF Middletown Conn.,, voted with but
$4,000 to the Air Line Railroad Company' thus
completing the 81, 900 required Of the town
upon the second mortgage. The WORK upon the
road Is being pushed forward with very great
rapidity, and The prospects Of the project are very
favorable.
In Philadelphia yesterday, Neal Mclaughlin, the
driver or the carriage IN which Brooks assauiters
escaped was brought up on writ OF habeas corpus
TO have his bail reduced. After hearing the evil
dence Judge Allison remandod the prisoner, refusing
O reduction. Tho argument for the new trial In the
cases OF Morrow and Dougherty have been post.
poned until Friday next.
A fire broke out yesterday morning in the store
No. CO Federal street. Boston, occupied by the New
England Type Foundry, ONCE OF the RdN,cdv jour
nal, ana s. r. Baldwin, dealer In paper and Irvine.
The printing ONCE OF the Journal was not injured.
The type foundry was damaged to tho amount OF
$1,000 TO s7.000 Insured. Clara Warren dealers
IN shoe and rubber goods, lost SIS O0O insured The
damage TO tho building amounts to about $40 600.
The nro was confined to the upper loors.