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DRIAN II. MULLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A SALE or VALUABLE ChUkCH PROPERTY ON
LAST LAST TwELsrH M , STREET, @ ny 4RptR ~ OF TIE I gRys,
ADRIAN H.. MULLER, r. r. WILKINS y co. will sell at
sicton Thursday, April H. 1870 at II ociock AT ths Ex
ahange Saiesi No. Ill Brosway tho Lease te three
lots o. Land together with The Church aes thsyson st
Fourth The lease is from the stuyvessn estate
years, TO from March 1857, al @I anDnm ground
Of renewal improvements he paid FOR
lots together Sxos6 The edihce Is of well and sub
staut.ay built and Is well adapted FOR church public in
stitutoD factory warehouse Maps and f particulars
the office Of the auctioneers, No Pine street, OF n.
SOLOMON, Esq., No. 2q3 Brosdway.
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CADEMy or MISic.-PATTf IN OPERA.
n PATTI EASTER OrERATIC FESTIVAL
Mr. Max sirakoseh happy TO enuounce that compn
anco with the general desire the part OF the
patrons OF he crera aud the muscoving portion Of the
Mss cARLOTTA PATTI
10 appear 10 Moxarts grand Opera,
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
beiag perfected and that iaostal
mastsrwors, superbly mounted, will be produced on
EASTER TUESDAY, APRIL ~, 1877,
when Miss Patti will assume the role OF the
QUEEN OF NIGHT,
supported 10y most brilliant cast and
powerful ch0fus and c0rDic,e orchestra
under the direction OF =
MONS. THEODORE RITTER.
The sale OF seats viii Saturday, 18th Aprit
at thc box office OF the Academy of Music.
Further particulars shortly.
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A ECH. JOHNSTON, AUCTTONEER,
~ Ollcc and saesroom 81 Nassau street
opposite the Post Office.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
RNs .M0On 4. u MT pI A AAsc,En.TI'

fELFET AND BVU5SELS EARPEFS,
>,~ China and Glassware, &C., &c.
JOHNSTON Van; TAssEtL WIZ ss'I :! anc.i9n on
No. $50 East Fifty erst street. all the Fuiue contained in
said house consisting In part Of elegant walnut parlor SUI
Dressing Bureaus Lounges Sofas and Easy Chairs elegant
satin and lace Cur aims, elegant rosewood grand ranof0e
IN octave, made BY Decker Brothers; fine line Engravng
Ui Paintings, Chromos &c velvet, Brussels and ingram
Carpets and Ocoths Also large lot OF BED Linen Blankets
Gomorters, &c. together with the Kitchen Utensi with
Which aAfe will
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LEtaAL NOTICES.

SsupRgME CouRr or KINGS CouNrY.--PErER pE.
- lap Michael Soan agt John b. sini,n 5he aiJe
sgued hereby notice that he has been appointed by
this court receiver OF The partnership property aud effects ot
ths firm o. Dclsp, smith Coy and an does due owing
sai be paid only 10 the undersigned h,s
der and all forbidden to negotiate notes
drafts drawn 10 favor OF said arm.
ISAAC n. WATERBURY,, Receiver.
pAtsd NEW YoES, April .. 1870
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4 pMINfsTRAroR,s SALE.

"A GEORGE s. WRIGHT, ADMINISTRATOR.
GEORGE BRIGGS, Auctioneer will sell NJ public auction.
Tuesday Wednesday, April Is and ~, ccmucneina
each day al III O'clock prompt the residence OF Captain
John Wright deceased, Throgs Neck, Fort schuy
er Westcheser n w. magnificent Household fnrni-
Piano. aad Ingram Carpets marble top Buffet,
urssus. Beds.esd Bedding Boossases Extension Table
Also Horses, Carriages Farm Wagons. single and double
light Carriage and Work Harness also five Cows, Pigs,
sheep, Fowls Geese Ducks, Farming Tools &C., DC. Sale
positive: rain eT shine Those wishing attend ts sale
Lem Railroad 90 Willamsbrdge. y. b. Catalogues now
ready at JAMES JENKINS oIra. Ian Broadway, near
Forty-frst street.
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A RCH JOHNSTON. AUCTfONEER
"A Once and saiesroom ~ Nassau street, opposta the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PIANOS, MIRRORS &C.
MONDAY APRiL Il, AT lo4 O'CLOCK,
JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL viii sell, at their sslesroom,
" NASSAU street largo assortment Of genteel Furntre
consisting o. Brussels Ingram Carpets Velvet aud Ak
walnut back Eger Bookcase wardrobcs elegant painted
cottage SUIT walnut Extension Tabss kne Parlor Sns In
sSps; hrocale Curtains Lace acd Rep Curtains window
shades ua Fixtures Dressing Bureaus, Wsshstands Com
mooes heirgerators Kitchen Ware, &C., win which the
dyS AyST,SN ,SS ov., 800 lot. AUCTION
magnificent Household Furniture, iano.nrte, carpets
at public auction tho property OF DIR. w. Richards
At the eeg residence i18 West twenty sixth street,
block west OF Broadway, near Sixth avenue.
Brilliant and powerful toned IA octave rianoforte,
magnificent Psrlor SuB, covered with satin brocaie and
reps;
Bronzes Satuary, Paintings Mirrors, Curtains, Psri0r
On THIS DAY (MondAy} April II,
commencing at l0I6 O'Clock precisely.
Velvet Brussels Carpe.s fye rien Parlor Suits covered
with satin bocate striped and plain Etaees Tables
Corner Book Stands BOOKCASE Turkish Chairs Loung
es Rockers Bronxes Clocks Satuary rosewood and
walnut Chamber Suits, Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands,
Commodes, spring aud hair Mattresses, Bolsters pows
Risnkets Quilts Beddng walnut Suits, with
cloth aud rsps Buffet Dining Table and Chairs China Tea
Velvet Brussels Ingain Carpets DC Sale positive Parties
wishing attend this sale broadway stages cars or
Sixth avenue and stop at Twenysy street.
house. 4, NICHOLS. Auctonesr.
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A uCTfOS-LARGE SALE, THIS MONDAY AFTER
n noon, commencing at 1lS O'Clock, all toe furnituie
Psnoforte Carpets, Bctscsds, Bureaus, &c Carpet on
-oh, Feather Beds Mattrcfses Stoves 600 lots OF first
cssa Household Goods contained In ave story mansion G
West Twentysevenh street, near Seventh avenue.
A uCTION sALE-THIs tMoNDAy) AFTERNOON,
II commencing nj n o'ciccx precisely.
Handsome Household Furniture, elegant Psrlor Suits
sred with brooate and harelo rosewood Pianofore
Etegeres Tables Curtains, Mirrors Clocks rich Brouzcs
sssasr Vases fine Painting Bedseads. Bureaus, Wash
stands Mattresses, Bedding, Sota Chairs Lounges Dining
and Kitchen Furniture &c II Brevoor place CIV Tenth
seet, ono block Of Broadway, naar University place.
4 r--MARSrAL's SALE
M ROBERTS 4 MCGUIRE Will sell nj public sucion
Monday, April H. At 10 o'clock a. NJ at SD Eighth ave-
Florss Harasss aad Rskcrs Wagon, almost new,
y Nse. JOHN Y, hYsG Hsnea'.
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LIEN p. MINER, AUCTIoNEER-AUcTToN SALES.
sspseiA es'sntsn - usual for past to safes Of
np honsekeepng VIII also hold regular wesky snlss
spacous saesrooms No. 70 Chambers street aud No. "
Heade Street, Tor those desiring this medium OF sale.
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nLYMPlC THEATRE.
~ rIiE LAST NIGHT But FIVE
TBE LAST NIGHT BUT FIVE
rHE LAsT NiGHr SCR fivE

GEO. I. FOX'S HAMLET.
LAST MAriNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Mr.. Foi's great performances OF
hamlet
must be Withdrawn Cor an entirely
NEW VERSION OF
MACBETH,
which viii bs prodncsi
on MONDAY. THE lsfh INST.
WITH ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY
COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS
and With sli the original Vocal Music.
Seats weeks advance a. the box oce and as
the Theatre Ticket oaiee, ia Broadway.
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UCTION SALE GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
a and Pisnofote.-A H. CRlSfALhR & SON, Auc-
toneer saesroo 427 Broadyay corner Of Howard street,
will sell Tuesday April Il, AZ lGs ociock, at 81 Bank
street. the entire Furniture contained ia said h1n,e co,
prsng NunDs rosewood Piano; BRUSSELS Velvet and
Ingram Carpets through the house, French plate Mirrors.
walnut rosewood Paror and Chamucf Furniture lair
Naresses Spring Mattresses Dining Room Furniture. Ex
tension Table Dining Chairs, Kitchen Utensils, ac &c.
catalogue al selc. Trade and honseseepers invited.
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"The appointments.

A Republican Journal contains an
editorial which we reproduce else
where, on the subject Of Governor
Alcorn. Associated us il ia with a
Senator who has been prominent in
a spirit of opposition which throat
oned the party Recently with danger,
tho editorial in question is very
gratifying to the class Of mon who
know that the membersofth tho party
must Il they would not so down,
stand trpstingly together, While
liailiag The temperol the article and
putting inevidence here to the cred.
II Of the editors, we take leave to
correct the remarks Of the editorial
that any of the Governors appoint.
mentsl have been made outside the
pale Of Republicauism. The party
embaced comparatively few lawyers,
Still fewer Of them were qualified
by experience and standing for The
Bench. And tho party, could afford,
as badly as the Governor as 4 man
could afford, 40 give the State an
incompetent Judiciary. Under these
circumstances he has compelled
IN o few eases to rclaxthe strict rule
~ pAty-liscipliae and to take some
men gbe having been qaieseent du.
ring the canvass he has sufficient reas-
on to know 70 berepublicon now. No
man who has been selected by the
Governor il unpledged to the support
cftlie pnrty, and the men 50 trusted
arc known % be men whose pledge of
honor is rs good as . bond, Judge
liurncn was not ii aiiliation with
TIE Republicans daring the contest
though hc voted for Messrs, Aleoru
and Yasser but though his case has
baen spoken Of much, he i commitel
fully 70 the %sapportof the administers
ton, and every onewhp knows him as
we do, win stake life II necessary on
his good faith. n 18tT
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For the Panola Star.
Division OrPanOla County.

We had hoped that this question
had been finally settled by the Leg,
isloturo, as they are certainly aware
from the number of names signed
to the petition in opposition to this
movement, witch were forwarded to
tile Legislature that the people Of
this county are bitterly and violently
opposed TO the separation Of any
part of the county, Butitseoms that
1t is noteuded. Yet from the iufor-
nation obtained a few days since
from a reliable source, as a certain
large man i'll his own estimation
only, has been before the committee
Mt jackson, and we understand
misrcrresentcd the people Of this.
county to futher his own individual
and pecuniory interest--that he
might get o county site whore his
property is located. The people Of
the county should see that the not.
ty, low, villaiuous intrigucs, of this
Imam are not successful, by calling a
meeting at two different points in
the county and sending2 delegates
to jackson, to make q truthful state.
ment of affairs to the members 81
the Legislature, and thus defeat the
division. A division which must
inevitably result to the dctriment
and injury Of every taxpayer Of the
county, aud one which can result ii
good only to those who own prop,
Nerty in the place of the proposed
county site. Men who will advo.
cate a divissionfrom selfish motives
like there are destitute Of principle
and meet the scorn aud contempt
of all good citizens.
TROJAN,
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IS
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81 tasa H
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lfH ra Hsi
laI ~ esw ~ lf ml8
81 - M M.ilH tealfia
wH i I'd.
81 fmslBfhsm efriilhsf ihlf
aal aaialfsaa ila aosaanai
4al ielffufef U
~ sa s.asi VI IN believed iha
destroying # ihs papsf abed'st
him from NJ oath, n Whleh Ne
mals no fsply
Thr resolution was Hiea pass
"a declaring 81 seii vacant. aod
alta al gilpfs nlJ have been ap
p9n'manf ~ elico
Dlfinalh s diseu ION many mean
things we're sad alpgi Judga Cum
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Crops

l ANHH9Hf NtHAA lNHAHfN"TTTTT FAFh HAtH
The prospects ofa fine crop ofcorn
and cotton II i~ayorahly spoken Of by
all the papers throughout the State.
We nccd not, however, conclude by
tho present prospects that there will
b q large yicldof the leading staples;
for the season has. just opened and
the drcughts of mid summer, or the
boil or army worm may reduce the
yield to q very small one. We have
not been free from these Injuries to
the crop since the war, and We arc Sc
iously inclined to think that the now
ioyant hopes Of a large cotton crop
s,ill Be disappointed. The ilea has
already reached Northern and Euro
pcap capitalists and manufacturers
tllatthe yield Of this year will be largely
in an increase Of any previous year,
and tho slow movement and dcprcs-
sion of prices of cotton At the present
time II che result of II.
III thsscisa large crop Of cotton
russell t}iA season. tho price will re-
luce 10 Ten ~ fifteen cents per pound
aasA IA result wiIlbo, tbatthe mcnied
,nasket xlth ne taiuicrs Will " very
eAosc, snd therc viii be less money IN
It'll haids Of the producer than last
vcAf. T'lis III Obvious, when vc think
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Wcorc in receipt Ola speech 81
the Hon q. f. Harrisin Congrcs on
The presentation Of thc following
bill upon leave.
"Bc it enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives Of the
United States of America in Con
gross assembled, (two thirds Of each
House coneuring.) That all per-
sons in the State Of Mississippi now
disqualified TO hold office by reason
Of any Of the disabilities mentioned
in the third section Of the fourteenth
article of the amendment Of the
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HOUSE.

June "A petition from theciti-
zens of Pike and Amite counties
asking for the creation Of Il new
county.
A bill was passed to prevent and
punish maskers, etc.
June 8. - Committee on Eduea-
ton made a report, 1t gives the
appointment Of County Supcrintcn-
dents to the State Superintendent.
No provision is made for separate
schools. Committee on County
affairs reported adversely to tho Gre
alton Of sherman, Clay, Summit,
and Okolona counties.
The Finance bill was under dis
cussion during the afternoon session,
a number Of members iilibustering
taking the ground that the bill came
funder the constitutional prohibition
f~orbidding any State to issue bills OF
credit. The Sergoant;at- Arms was
chasing all over the streets
to keep a quorum present. The
bill passed eventually, 43 to 90. A
motion made to reconsider was Ia
blcd, which fixes the question for
this session, i aio I
June 4-Bills wcreintroduced in
cooperating the Matches and Vida
LA Steam Ferry Company,
Bill creating Pearl county.
Bill authorizing the transfer of
business from the special Court Of
Equality, at jackson, t othe Chan.
Gerry Court of the county, where the.
cause originated. 5T,
An act to incorporate the Missis-
ippi Immigration Company.
An act to amend laws relative to
insurance companies.
An act Furnishing drunkenness
and disturbance OF the peace. ".
An act exempting all disfranchi-
sed citizens from poll tax.
An act providing fortho publica-
ton OF decisions Of the Supreme
Court. \,
An act prohibiting persons from
holding more than one Office in the
State.
An act to provide for the forma-
ton and organization of new coun-
ties.
An act protecting all persons in
their legal rights, IN public schools
and in State institutions.
An act repeating an act creating
county administrators.
Bill passed furnishing all officers Of
the State and county, Of high and
tlow degree, by fine aud dismissal from
office. For drunkenness il provides
q tinc oftwentyhye dollars for sherifs,
constablcs, &C., while all others. IN
Guiding State officers and members Of
the Legislature, shall pay one hun
bred dollars for u little spree. Ii il
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Editor Is d. pirhie secretary aa
eamIanUp 81 nip Erauit afl
all of ihese feis are cln lolrl. ara
weight q laii upon iha charge m fr
article ihai DO pef.aa las laun aH
pointed - e responsible position
hes hot 9ftu p'akta p @ 'tppet n
ne ppgg anal ,hoa pledgos tbe ii'gi
regards o. COOL ~ boois.
Tbs, vedhk,e etiou ohun
apoa Chs appoinige lFmapy ~ ttou
take tbe position tiat they ARE m
pledged mad ihat ihcy have MOI yioll
81 their independence md dignity
% TIE eonquerors but are SIN totc 10
their people and party, We don't
know how this IL, and hope the @iree
will be hurled haek 10 their tooth ~ au
insult by many Of The incumbents of
high positions As for Nmell officers
we know that thc appointments we're
not sought BY the parties who have
been appointed to Gil them, and Knew
notlihs 6boatit Until tlicy received
official notice, and We arc certain that
the no did not mean for ia article
toapply to this class, but 10 those who
/" eat the fat of TN. land
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AL..NhN E.MMN EaAt = 81 q
How THE CLARION Is EsTEEMEp BY
TIM PEopLg.--Says i subscriber ii
Pamela:
81 like your paper too well not
to renew, Keep pelting the devils.
1t cannot be that It viii remain n
ii is long, for it was never intended
that ~gentlemcn OF intelligence
should be held down BY ignorance
and rascality. Success to the Clarion
ID my wish.C CLARION / Ag
We don't know. Mhat Pauolian
wrote tie above letter to the CLARION
but We arc certain that ho il potthe
only one oot that opinion, but that
every good, true, disintcrcstel lover
N thc Interest Of Ills country will
ciaaUrsc the sa,iie sentiment, aid that
cortuptiolraAa ignorance caln 81 run
riot over ousland always, and1tlAat
It will shatter ilsclfin its own pit
Hfails.
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f.a. r.II. I.I
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... b....'.' $500
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I.a. m ala'o officer.
0,Y.rn... ElJU0, lieutenant
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The house at Holly Springs
has been completed and 4 large fine
clock and bell placed in the dome.
II is one Of the most conveniently
arranged and largest buildings Of
in the State, and adds much
to the beauty efthe City Of Flow
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\
! We haze hero of latc-in day
I when tempting Offices are held on
AZ the bait OF apostocy wntchcC
with much interest the feelings o
or pcoplein regard toprciontparty
lines and distinctions. And Will,
itis true and properties there should
be spiritof general interest in thesc
affairs and n disposition to see good
men in office, yet with it all, there
IL but one opinion, and that Is, that
every Southcrner should preserve
Fhls independence and freedom from
pledges Of support or utilization with
the mongrel party in power, and this
should DO preserved by the office
seeker, aud that to do this, that the
same honesty Of purposeand eandor
should characterize all applicants
toroiticc that We're The qualifications
demanded y days gone BY, when the
Office was madeto seek the manand
not the man for the Office, and when
the only pledge required, was an
impartial execution Of official duty
in Justice to all and to every citizen,
and not to- class. And where this
has been done theappointces have
been commended, but to those who
have yielded their manhood in Ia
king the Office, by accepting it with
the condition that It should be used
hot for the benefit of the whole
as a body, but in tho in
OF a partiaan class. the bitter
scom and contempt will be meted
out, andthc day of reckoning will soon
come when this class will be branded
with the stigma Of an honest peoples
indignation, and driven in disgrace
from the high places Of trust that they
now occupy.
The disposition is strong III the
people tn abide by Che results Of re-
construction in good faith, and work
onr a better and more glorious future
for cur State, 1t may take years to
accomplish this great revolution in
public affairs, but the certainty or ia
coming is honestly believed by every
good citizen. An abiding patience
and zeal will clbracteriso our pcopls
and they viii await Che good time
coming with hope and confidence.
We can only say, stand firm to the
principles Of opppsitiont g mongrelism
corruption and fraud and ~ineiicicncy
Of officers md proscfiph party meas
ures and the storm will soon wear
away in its fury, and peace and qaie-
tude take is place; andsonly havcpa-
tiencoi &c. and confidence and the ro-
suit ofavictory over the discoraantele
monts Of Rspdicalism that ooutrol our
State viii be the happy result
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N ! ]
Aalsg4iYg Ca ~ Hs,l9

FIFI5dE fD1 1
have in my Office nov, in sucessfa
ticn, one Of the latest Improved
known to the world for producing DIV
rnE AND 0xyGES LAuonnxd GAs- Ihs
emitted from this machine viii tTrSs
were the patient to the dreamlard vhls
robbed of tlae offending tooth witnr
slightest pain. andsis perfectly hsfinls,
effects. Don mistake the naurc nor "
there arc other names in the profesios "
the same they have been taken tor inirf.
soG Maia 81. so6 aiai.
sruf-fv NsI
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Life Association OF America.
OF SIT.

IN tas@e Of Missouri on hcstst dY OF December 1855. and for he var cnlog on tbat
! DIV mtdato The ApGtaof the state VI Mississippi pursuant talbe Isso ud state.
The name the company is; Lug Association or AlFRwNW
The fHAssnmtpho tAmtHea lisa purely mutual Company. ,tsp4
f04 o 4 ams THE. ASSETS.
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THE STATE OF MISSOURI.

rW#H1WM COUNTY OF ST. Louis + M@8@W#
henry ": Tough wee Presidents am William Hanhey, Secretary of the aItm Assus.4.
O AnnHch nTaeda tst Louis being duly sworn epose and say, and each far bimsa .aa
mat they aret the abored described officers of the said Company and that on ta aa as ss
becemhe iasta lthef foregoing described asset were the absolute propetvI ~ 4; n ~
panytce and ceart ron any ehns or claims thereon cxmpt as prevEnslys faMs ~d M ~.
foregoing annent is a true ad correct satemento Of the true condition. And ofha .awlseam
W me ahahsM The saidVomrny on the@id3 lstda Of Deemheras AND srtbcu I'M snTrs
On matt day, according to the best cfthcir information knowledge and beIf rs5oeeeNey -
lwhl H. ". H0UGHs Vice President
soAmrns.a s - A@ ". HANLEY, Secretary.
witness my haniando mchls seal esMMN8s
{ssIf 8 AZ THEODORE p Ap1y cousnis awwr a. M,saa...
A 4s aM g8s wv MSt Louis No
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI NHss ea
hnA 4 hhNKi MusGRuvE Auditor Of Public Accounts Of the state aforesaid "a henh, Ia
Wy mN wy foregoing statement o thc Life Association Of America OF 81 ImsN NJ 49,
IS uWan N CORRECTLY copied from the original onfe Amy Office M1 &hsaas
4, v"Nn aWr hs hAha ad chaas h his hnth day ofMarh. 1870.
%J t a n. MVSGROvE, Auditor III Pubic Acroan,s
Rs LAURENCE, Special District Agent
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The con.u takers rci two cent lo,
every uamo taken; two ccnta for Cy
ory farm; dltpcn cont lpr every pro
ductigc osiabli ehmcut of industry.
two cents for every deceased persons
and two per- cent OF Che whole
nmoumt enumerated for tocial sta
ti.tic-, and tom cents per milo for
travel.
Quitoa paving business.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT oFlrH CONDITION and AFFAIRS

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