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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-26

1871 HIRE RAILROAD-
~ IL SUMMER ARRANGEMENT omm non
ing MONDAY, May 8, ISL NoihineN'-
Trans leave Worcester Foster Street Depot nj "a
NJ Ills a. m and 40 p. M; Fitchburg al IL M o .;
lows Falls ' iA''' hceiie ana Bel
10 Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland a
burlington r r. for Rutland, Saratoga Burlington &c
also with Vt. Central r. L. for Windsor White RIyef
yyuIcon connecting with Conn. and Passumps River
Iosasuh Montpelier, ST. Abans Bouse's Point ogiens.
ollrg. Montreal, &c. ' Oe0"'
IicBpts to all points north for 10 at No stre0
Worfester-J. BARNARD, Agent
arc as low as by any route and distance less
md North 30 ~ n Grew apT e. VS.
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The weather continued so very cold that
.as attendance of visitors yesterday was
small. Exhibitors continue to arrive and
make their entries, the large force of clerks
being scarcely equal to the demand upon
their time. Every department is well filled
Fruits, vegetables, preserves, etc, surpass
either OF the previous exhibitions.
Machinery of all kinds continue to arrive.
In the stock department the display is of
the finest including horses, mules, cows,
hogs and sheep.
Mr. Eddy, of Eminence, KY, shows his
fine young bull, Basil Duke" two years
and niue months old, and weighing l.765
pounds; he also shows number of fine
cows Of undoubted quality as mixers. His
sheep are the finest that will probably be
seen 10 these parts for some time, one buck
weighing 2G5 pounds.
The interesting feature of the day was the
trOtting aud pacing matches. The first
race was trotting match under the saddle,
for a purse. of So, four entries: Sorrel
Stallion by Mr.Aiken gray horse "PiLdar,"
by Mr.. Bennett; sOrrel gelGing, by K.
Leonard roam geldng, by Mr.. McMahon.
Mr.. Aiken won the purse in two straight
heats. TIE second race for apurse of $50
pacing under saddle, four entries: Sorrel
mare, by II. A. johnson; black mare, by
c. Doyle; sorrel mare, by j.. FL. Robinson;
sorrei gtldng, by P. Leonard. The first
heat WIS won by Doyle's -blpck mare, in
2Al the second heat was won by Johnson's
sOrrel mare, distancing ali competitors.
and winning the race In AS.
Third race, trotting to harness, for purse
dS0-six entries Mem briano Chief, by c.
", Loomis; brown mare, BIZ w. j. Payne;-
Orrel geIding, by c. Doyle sorrel stallion,
BY " b. Aiken; gray horse "Brudar," by
AG. Belnetti bay gefdIng, "CallahanI;" BY
POnt Leonard. The. first heatpwas won by
c. Doyle in 3 90: all distanced except
callahan" Second heat won by c. Doyle,
iR392
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT 70 a Decree rendered BY the
4 Circuit Court Of the United States, sit
ung IN Equity, at Jackson, for the Southern
District Of mississippi, IN the suit Of J. II
Williams vs.. Henrietta X. Ierger ct al. L. \.
No. O-in Chaucery-I will sell in front Of
the Capitol in the City Of Jackson, on Fri-
day. the 10th day OF December, 1871 an nndi-
vided half o. the plantation known as "IVen-
nee, in the county Of Yazoo; particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit All Of section thir-
ty-sIX, lying east Of Wolf Lake, township
thirteen, range three, west; all Of section two
lying south Of Wolf Lake. in TOWNSHIP . twelve
range three west; the northwest quarter and
west half Of south west quarter, aud west half
Of northeast quarter Of section one, township
twelve, range three, west; the east half Of
northeast quarter Of section three, township
twelve, range three, west; the east half Of sec
ton eleven, township twelve, range three
vest and southwest quarter of section twelve
township twelve, range three. west; and West
half Of northwest quarter Of section twelve
township twelve, range three, west. Said sale
viii commence at 10 clock NJ. and will be for
one-half cash; and the balance At nine months
from day Of sale; with interest al the rate Of
eight per cent per annum till paid. Tie pur-
chaser giving bondand security TO be APPROX
81 Of by me.
GEO. FEARN,
noyIoWtd Commissioner.
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The STATE Fair.

dav. after many delays and inconye-
COS 10 the energetic Directory, the State
p onons. Notwithstanding the unpro-
- appearance of the weather the past
P.1. there is every encouragement to hope
nat large crowd will be In attendance.
.|-a,,lr during Saturday. many of our
.-,o,5. IRON the country came in aud mace
- r.ts of entries of articles to compete
,r.u,iuu1-. la all the departments.
- tbe machinery department We are
,,-sd TO note the large display of agricuI-
Y.aI imI,lements, many of which are from
Loase of Capt 6. D. Bustamante Of the
Mississippi Agricultural and Machinery
,,enev. Be- sure you give Capt. BIS depart
a,,r thorough examination. Mr.. Ivens
nv OrIeaas, has his engine in position
I'D gill be ready to operate all the power
chimes that can be attached. From New
o-ear. we expect this morning a large
mann, of machinery, which could not be
rot here till to-day, owing to the continu-
s,oa OF the Louisiana Fair to Saturday
night.
The cotton department, under the super
;o,sndence Of Mr.. s. =. Bailey, makes fine
.bow over one hundred bales being already
an me ground, and notice of more to arrive
The Louisville Agricultural Works send
=. good show of plows, cultivatOrs, and
other agricultural implements of their
manufacture.
In the needle and fancy work department
the ladies' have excelled themselves. The |
gentlemen having charge of the entries in
that department are eulogistIc in their
praises OF the fine work.
The singer Sewing Machine Company, |
represented by Mr.. j, s. Bariield, have fitted |
Cd coy nook for the exhibition of their |
machines and the accommodation of the /
ladies' Competent operators will be OBJ |
hand TO explain all the Aorkings of the ex-
tellent machine.
Mr.. Tom Dixon, representing the Wheeler
wilson machine, has fitted up another
COW place, near the stand of the Singer
machine, and will contest the merits of that
machine vigorously.
Col. Tyler's grand display of jewelry and
silver ware viii be in the same vicinity,
and will be a great attraction.
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TIME undersigned A. Jackson, offers Tor sale
Il the tract of land on which be formerly
resided, situate ] * miles west from TuFal0o
station, a miles above Jackson, ~ from Tug
aloo College oolorod whore freedmen con ed
ucate their children, an lnducement f0r them
70 live on the place. and ! y east Of tho Jack
son and Livingston road. IL contains Gbf
acres. nearly the whole good iilablo land 81
which 427 are cleared, and 80 acres are good
bottom land. On b. are good cabins. three
good cisterns. aud an orchard.
Price, twelve and half dollars cd acre;
BALI cash, and other half ~ months from day
Of sale.
Mr.. WIN. Dulaney, Jr, will be pleased to
show Il, and in case Of ms absence Mr. VIM.
II, Allen, Of Jackson, 10 my authorized agent
20 sell and settle for said land.
JOHN r. EORBBY,
Jack son, Miss, Oct 81, is7twbts
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;, mississippi and EoGisiana's King Corn
manufacturer, Dudley Coleman, planted
S.e Of his Corn Mills on the Fair Grounds
:;N'efday, and his familiar laee is looked
Inls morning from New Orleans, when
van put his mill in operation !.
Ahother of L0uisiana's business gentle
-sn Is among our. exhibitors. We have
c cS,e'enee to DE-. F. H. Ayers, the clog
o'n Bltters," and also. sArkansas Traveller
s whocarried or the highest awards
= ne late Louisiana STATE Fair, over ten
.@Peutorss This 10 strictly Southern
Tuic' and TO be unprecedented when tested.
:. ~ not fail to eall on the Doctor, as he Il
ways ready TO wait on you all. as7si +
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DRESS GOODS.

Ga Black, White, and Colored Alpaca
| Charles Dickens brand.
Ga Black Poplin.
A complete assortment of
Mourning Goods.
French Merinos, complete assortment.
"a French ATWOOD Delaines, all colors.
A d" IS Black Delaines.
Empress Cloths.
| Poplins.
All Wool French Plaid Poplins.
Silk Warp Grape Plaid Poplins.
| Epinglines.
3-4 Rib'd Hermann.
300 pieces Calico, all brands, at I21& cents.
Ticoon Reps and Jomise Cloth for Dressing
Gowns.
Tartan and Broche Sashes.
New Style Shawls in great variety.
Lolita Jackets.
Knit School Sacques.
Nubeas and Opera Tips.
Ladies Merino Vests.
Natural Curls and Hair Braids, Chignons
and full stock of FURS for Ladies' and
sses', from S. to $50.
A full line of SHAKER FLANNRLS,
plain white end red, OPERA GILBERT.
full line. all shadss,
CANTON FLANNELS.B Brown and Bleach
ed
HOOP SKIRTS.
Traveatta and Bridal Quaker BUSTLES
and Mohair DRESS IMPROVERJ.
Fancy EmbrOideries, and
White Goods, Complete
New style Evening Dresses.
Real VaIencfenes and Point Lace
Sets, and Handkerchiefs, Point and
Valencienes Lace from 81 to SIS per
yard.
-DRUGGETS.-O OH.
CLOTHS and RUGS, in great vari.
ETY..
A full line of 10 to 12.4
b + ID b l. A n X Z is.
Agents for the Improved
WHEELER WILSON SEWING
MACHINE.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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Amount Of Cash ou hand and .n
Bank ......... .......... .......... ..4 All. ...
Amount Cash in hands ~ Artnts
tn course ul TRANSMIT saiau. ... a. ~. ID.
Amount Loans on Bonds amt
Mortgages. being first lion an
unlucumhcrrd NeHi E.tatr
lmosiiN dwelling houses iu fLr
city 81 Brook ltuH worth af
least $7sS CO., rate Of Interest
per tfuttt....... .s.44.... I.lN "A. Ur
Amount LuHu- ou demand. farur.
ed by pledge 81 r0al iIauEauI
other Corporation Stocks asr0I-
lateral. thc markrt value of
which BE- a. icari t.-l fau rate 8f
ihtefeHt per cent ................ "a. e.4l az
Amount Bills receivable for Pc.
miuHs on ocean MariueandIu-
hhd Navigation Risks. .... lUe.f Oh
Amount Invested in tultallStatr.
state aud County nouda. man.
krt value, ..s......,........ .... gla 81. an
Amount Debts Tor Premium FIre
and Marine. ......... ............ ca s.lf fl
AMOUNT Accrued lntercsf........ Ie ~ -
Amount Real Kstatc owned thc
Company for offices ...... ....'.... I9l na0 00
Amount Wrecking Apparatua m
Buffalo, y .... ...-...... t=0a1 UF
Amount Salvage Claims on Loss.
cs Patd, aud Rc-inaurauccs stOl1 On
Amount ether property, mitcein-
n'ou' iiems...............-~.......- iaa5 ss
Total A'sets.....~...r...~r.... Ii,s0655 10
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TITLE GUARANTEED

Gov. B. G, HUMPHREYS Committee
GIN. n. II. HARRIS, of
GEN. WRIT ADAMS, Award
The Award will be made on Monday.
Jan mary Hst. 1879. or sooner, ii the
tickets are disposed of previous TO that
time.
Persons al a distance can order tickets by
addressing either of the undersigned.
Tickets will be for sale at the Jewelry Store
of
JAS. S. FAIRFIELD.
jackson. Miss.
ID. w. FLOWERREE
JAS. w. GRAY.
p. L. WHITEHEAD.
WIN. a. FAIRCHILD.
noy24td COMMITTEE
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Wanted.

GOOD MAN COOK at SunmerviIle Insti-
N tute. for the wear. 1872 Liberal wages
will be paid for person bringing proper testi-
monials.
respectfully request the reader to call the
attention of any Cook whom he may know to
be DESTROYS of a situation for next yerr.
Address
TEIO&. =. GAFHREGHT.
Gholson, Z. o.. Miss
Nov. IA. Is71.--swaw2w
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ARE notified that che Jackson Gas Light
a Company" will send their ALL LUMP
COAL. Hfhey order a. The Coal Dust Do used
for misunderstanding Gas. ...
RE best PINE KNOT KINDLlNG WOOD
TENT constantly on hand and will be sold 90
customers 81 cost. noFlth#tm
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VIM. B. TAYLOR & co.

Langley's Building, I'd Door from Pearl, on
State Street, jackson. Miss.
THE LATEST STYLES ALWAYS ON HAD.
Dealers in
DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES HATS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, GLASS,
CHINA NDQUEENSWARE- and
PLANTATION SUPPLIES
MD-Agents for the Sale Of
neerfmgs Celebrated Cotton Pres
And RHODES sUPERPHosPHATk of
LIME-which. IS Fertilizer, has no Superb
or ytsz5ss
g. Liberal Advances made on cotton-tor
SAipmsnf.
Be sure to call on stadeker before Pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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WILL be paid TO any person or persons who
w will forward to me by Express or other
wise. a DELIVERY Book, containing subscri-
bers' names tfor certain publicationsl in the
fown Of Jackson and other towns in Missis-
sippi. Said book being lost bymy agent a few
months ago. ANY person finding the same
will please forward the book or address a let
ter 10
n. D. MCDONALD,
No. I26 Carondelet street, New Orleans, and
give particulars, list Of towns on book, &c.
Hov24swGw1L
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oFrIc1AL nONDs

TaoR STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS,
e with explanatory note showing how each
is approved, and the amount Of penalty.-
Price 81 per dozen. Orders filled promptly by
'" THE CLARION OFFICE.
oc,2Iskvtf Jackson Miss.
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srATEMENT
nNAME ANnInrArlnN

lie name 81 this Company D. TuE Pas
NIX Insurance COMpANa. and h located I,,
the CITY Of Brooklyn, State OF New York.
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EGIsTHATION NOTICE.


Notice Is hereby given thar. IN pursuance Of
Article =, Section 4 of the Repatriation Law.
approved by the Legislature 0f tho State III
Mississippi, May 70, 1871 The registration
books Tor All the voting prcscinota of Kinds
county will be opened On
MONDAY, the tlth.
TUESDAY the 18th.
WEDNESDAY, the 18th
days Of DECEMBER newt, 1871. nd The Court
house thereof 10 the town Of Raymond. for che
purpose ot registering and giving certificates
10 all such persons az have become of legal
age, or citizens 81 tho county Tor ono month
previous, on otherwise aud failed 20 register
heretofore. The books viii De closed on W Eb-
NEsDAf, the BID two days before the sIce-
ton, 10 be held SATURDAY, The lGh of De-
ccmber, 1871.
Attention il scaled 10 the 7th Section. Article
4 u the Registration Ace
Sec. Z. The Board of Registration. IA aII
matters pertaining o. their registration shhll
be conserYat0rB 81 the peace. and empowered
20 arrest and cause 70 be impri soned iu The
county jail, when necessary, an persons OBJ
structing or preventing their registration. in
timidatinR Or threatening or fraudulently o0u-
irving 70 prevent any person entitled thereto
from frightening, creating riots, disturbance
or quarrels AZ the place Of repatriation Or gth-
erwise interfering herewith 90 prevent OF
delay the registrars in fbe discharge Of their
duty; aud alisuch Ohonses shall De- punished
49, misdeanors under the criminal code. and
sherihs, eonstablos and their deputies and aIl
other peace officers and, when necessary, 0th-
er citizens, 70 aid and assist them in enf0rciun
the laws and public peace, and suppress die
turbhnces. and prevent The uncnHcH rnumeFa-
ted; and this section shall be published and
posted with every notice 10 hold q rcRisua-
ton.
MARION SMITH
A. X. LONG,
J. A. SHORTER. JE.,
Board OF Registrars.
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Ght 0drtklp Glarinu.


=. AGENT IN NEW ORLEANs.- Thomas
Vtk No. 90 Camp street, is our only au-
MeInasd Agent in the City of New Orleans
thor-.ber party, is authorized TO solicit hush
no Dor far fHE CLARION in that city. We COM
ness ri Nv Mcintyre to the advertising ems
memo II - this paper and to all others who
'oIa li5 avail themselves of our columns He
EoetIiI authorized to make contracts, and
Is iu a. an on as favorable terms as can be had
" The publishers. tt
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immigration Agency.
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON County IMMIGRATIoS0
AID SOCIETY,

| OFFICE OF JEFFERSON COUNTY IMMIGRATION
AID SOCIETY,
FAYETTE, Miss, Nov. 1871.
I'VE are now prepared to procure the best
w English and Scotch laborers, help, me-
chanics, &c, to any parties in the Southern
States, who may wish them, and are prepared
TO advance the necessary amount to pay their
passage to the United States, and to the place
of their destination, upon the following terms:
The parties wishing employ immigrants
must send definite orders, describing the
kind of laborers that they wish, and what they
expect them to do; also, vi hat wages thew are
willing to pay, either in mon ~ or share Of the
crop, and what further inducements they are
disposed to hold out TO them. When the parties
are not personally known to US, it will be ne
cessary for them to get the certificate of the
clergyman in their neighborhoOd. When that
is done send us order their merchants
to arrange the passage money, with the agents
of the vessels that run from Liverpool to New
Orleans, to pay the passages on the arrival of
the vessel in port. 1 Will be there to receive
them on their arrival and forward them to the
placeOf destination. The passage from Liver
pool to New Orleans, will be about 70, by sail
vessel, and about IS by steamer, to New Or
leans from Liverpool TO Norfolk or Baltimore,
will be GO 6s., and one cent per mile by rail to
the place of destination My charges will be
SO for one person or so per family.
1t viii take about sixty days from the time
orders are sent out, until the immigrants are
received at New Orleans, or Norfolk. This is
the outside time. | would suggest to the large
fUe acres ofland on condition thas they remain
with them five years, and discharge their du-
ties faithfully. This course will make active
agents of each of them, and enable them to
dispose of their large estates, to those who will
become good citizens. None but the best of
immigrants will be sent ont. Such as can give
good references.
| think about ffty-fve or sixty dollars viii
cover expenses in all cases-the amount of the
pass age from Liverpool to the place of destina-
lion will be refunded out of their wages
Youths from Is to 20 years of age will be sent
out in companies of not less than 70, AID will
ex pect TO receive 81 80 for the first six months
s. per month next six months, s. per month
the second year, and so per month the third
year Young women will expect $40 per
month to do house work, sc. Those who cook,
wash and iron, &c, will expect about So per
month. Single me from $50 TO 500 per year
when they work for wages. Man and wife
from S2J0to 1875. The highest wages they ex-
pect
Orders sent to me, careof III. T. Given & Co..
New Orleans, after first January, will receive
r GEO. TORY,
President Immigration Society,
Fayette, Miss.
REFERENCES:
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Exhibitors.

Among the exhibitors at our State
Fair, We are pleased to notice the fol
loving
C. B. Churchill, Esq, of the firm of c. S
Hunt Co, of New Orleans-display OF
machinery surpasses all others. All entered
LOT eompetitien, namely:
Best Steam Pump.
Iron Drilling Machine.
Steam Tank Pump Boiler.
Valves.
Talt0w Inspector for machinery.
Automatic Oilers for machinery.
Oil Inspector.
Assortment Brass Work.
Specimen of Machinist's Tools.
Steam Guage. r.
Portable Steam Engine.
Person 4 Hews, of New Orleans, dis
pay gentlemen's goodssand are represented
?! Mr.. D. II. Longrnife, OF the house OF
SSpt B. I. Walshe, No. ITO Canal street,
New Orleans. . .'s-lr
lne champion gents furnishing goods
auu boys chothing gentleman New
V'ieans, Capt. b. I. Walshe, No. ITO Canal
%feeL New Orleans, deserves the patronage
Alssisstppians, and We believe. from the
remarks made by several mothers and
1'aerS' who were admiring his display,
u4I when they visit New Orleans, Capt. B
: nalshe will have the honor Of waiting
On them. --,.,, ,....-
Oar warm>hearted- friend, Mr.. d. H
A"ogmire, represents Walshe.
one of the greatest attractions on the Fai
SOUNDS is the Grover q Baker Sewing
@Acalnes. Ii diplomas, gold medals, silver
= 1'NAis, ETC., awarded by all the Southern
S'A'e Fairs, is not sufficient to convince the
4Vs' obstinate Individual that the Grover
baker is the most popular, we will with
~ raw our opinion We were pleased 70 meet
1e'srs d. Cline and + c. Hastings of Vicks-
3 assisting and representing the Grover
~ haker. Cur ,tew11smau, Capt. Tom
eAson, will be found at the Grover 4
D4Aer Sewing Machine parior, on the Fail
S'0unds, where will be found cosy hot
aoYe.
'&4fHaN# t-~W-.aww FFsfwEEh-n
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= -'''7-' = T. A"'"- iofi-
The assessed value being $500, We feel jus
tilted, in consideration OF the object to which
the funds will be Appropriated, in disposng OF
the same at the number of tickets indicated.
which viii only realize about twice the assess
ed value, after deducting expenses.
The only condition reserved Is the right Of
re-purchasing the lot at the sum of $500
cash, should we so elect; the object of this be-
ing TO prevent the depreciation Of other pro-
Perty belonging to the liberal donor, should it
fall into the hands of such parties calculated
TO produce such a result
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
Auditor OFFfrr J.gvs.s

= HtNhr Musah0yF, Auditor Of Public
Accounts Of the State ~ Mississippi do here
by certify that the PheniK Insurance Comma
ny, located ~ Brooklyn State of New York
has complied with the act entitled " An Aet al
regulate Agencies Of Foreign Insurance Com.
pnnies," approved, May lJth, 1867. and in
virtue Of the power vested iu me- hy naid Law
hereby authorize BAFHoWa a gmYrur AGENT
for said Company, az jackson. in the C6pptv
Of Kinds, % transact business Of Tusurnnee M
this State, until the FIRST day OF March. iF73
Given under my hand and Seal of OiHca Al
the City Of jackson, this 22ud dag III
November, A. d 1871
H. MUSGROVE.
Auditor Public Account
BARRoWs & SMYTHE, AoEvrs.
dec g-w3t
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REFERENCES
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Memphis, Tenn.
Ex-Gov. Charles Clark. hatcher, Miss.
Jno. D. Stewart, Washington City, d. G.
Hon. O. r. Singleton, Canton, Miss.
Hon. H. T. Elicit, Memphis, Tenn.
Ex-Ciov. B. G. Humphreys, .Vieksburg, Miss.
f. D. Farnsworth, Nashville, Tenn.
Rev.J A. Smylie, Milford, Texas.
Hon. A. G. Brown, Terry, Miss.
declsW&N3m sr ..rf
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Infants Wardrobe A

The whole or any single article Of the above
Outfit may be had upon application, or will be
sent by. express, C. o. D. Every article is made
in the best manner, and from the best mate
rails Directions for self-measurement, to-
gether with list of articles in Wardrobes "B'
for 800, and &C. for $l25, sent by mail If de-
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Inc greatest amount Insured on any ono
| risk IL $4,000. hut will moi as IA o,.,.f.I
rule exceed $4,000.
The Company has no general rule a. to
tne amount allowed O. be- Insured Zoo any
city, town, village or block. being govern
eu ~ thts matter, 100 each cn-F. 81 thn gone
| trhl character Of buildings. width Of streets
facilities Tor putting out fires. Sc.
TITS Company WIS irrOrpurn ed uuder
"" general Insurance Law of the State IN
New York, aud Obtained e.. chnftrr or act
"I Incorporation September 0th. 1888 an
hlle-led copy of which, as amended, Hled
heretofore.
STATE or NEW YoRF.
CRY OF BRooKLYN. COUNTY or KMas(
stephen Crowcll, President and pbila,.iar
shaw. Secretary, Of THE pnENtx INarRterr
COMPANY. being severuiv and ga n sworn.
depose AID say, and each for himself sHpa.
that thc foregoing ~ a true. mll aud correct
statement % the affairs 81 tho I'D / Corpnrn-
tlnh' ana that they are the above described
officers thereof
lSigned.
STEPHEN CROWEIL. prea't.
PHtLANDEH SHAW. srerrtnry
Subscribed and Sworn before me. tbIa Olaf
day 81 March, a. -. 1871.
J.. THOS. p, GOODRICH.
Notary Public.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI s.-
|, II. MrsGHOvE, Auditor Of Public tr.
counts oithe State aforesaid. do hereby certi-
fy that the foregoing Annual Statement A..
truly ana correctly copied from the original
on file IN my Office
Given under my Hand and Seal NJ Office ~
the Cityof Jackson, this 1Gth day Of November.
1871. h. MUsGKOVE
Auditor Of Public Accounts
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-07

Total amount Of Capital
and Surplus...............,