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The weekly clarion., 1871-05-18

sTHE NATCHEz AND JACKSON RAIL
pAD.-The Natchez Courier in an article
ION the Natchez and Jackson Railroad
ks: jefferson, through her Supervisors,
has spoken; Claiborne remains TO be
heard from. officially. With proper assist
ince from the interested counties, Gen,
Martin, as President of the Natchez and
Jackson Railroad, will soon have the con-
FACTORS at work grading throughout the
foute."
jackson should decide definitely what she
lll do to aid this road. The Board of Di-
etors, while they are no doubt gratified at
|e expression of opinion from the meet
Is of citizens, know very well that reso-
tions, whether adopted unanimously or
II, do not build railroads and would much
'efer some official action from the authori-
Is. What does our board of Mayor and
ldermen intend to do? And when do they
tend to do it?
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A JACKSON Box BRANCHES Our. -
BIS with decided pleasure that we transfer
\ our columns, from the Indiana Journal
Commerce, OF April 2sth, the following
btice of eur young friend, Chas. NJ. Evans,
IN of Mr.. H, b. Evans, ofthis city. Charley
hherits the mechanical genius that he
assesses, and being young man of energy,
Ndustry and sobriety, cannot fail to succe ed
L has at least the good wishes of his many
bends in this city:
AS the age advances, the ingenuity of
An overcomes all obstacles and supplies
Hs various wants and necessities. 1t has
ZEN our pleasure to examine some of the
6test improvements in artificial limbs.
pw manufactured at the establishment OF
harles M. Evans, 152 West Fourth street,
lncinnati, Ohio, whom we introduce to
hr readers to-day. We consider Mr..
vans, quite an accession to the manufac-
hring portion of our Western business
Immunity. He is a man of genius and
xperience, and offers extraordinary in
llcements to those unfortunate enough to
ave lost their limbs. He has purchased
be entire interest of DIR. Bly,, and has the
kclusive right of manufacturing his in
pmparable patent limbs in this portion of
be West.
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RANGERS NOTICE.

TAKEN UP by VIM. c. Sanders, twelve
i miles northeast of Clinton, Kinds Co.,
Miss, on the 1st day of January, 1871, two
Steers, about or 8 years old. Mark-cross
and split and under bit both ears. Color of
one red with whiteish spots; the other white
with darkish spots. Appraised by J. Perry
and C. G.. Redfeld to be worth $25 each.
Also, taken up by j. W. Britten, ten miles
northeast of Clinton, on the lst of May, 1870,
one dun colored Cow and Calf Mark-Crop
off the left ear, the right over-slope and under
slope. Appraised by ]. Perry and VIM. C.
Sanders to be worth $50.
The owners of the above Estrays are re-
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away, or they will be
dealt with as the law directs
E. S. MIDDLETON, J. P,
1st Dist. Kinds County, Miss
may1lw3t and Ex-0fficio Ranger.
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A school girl in Cincinnati told some
of her younger companions, on Wednes-
day, that a big man with a sharp knife
was in the school-house, for the purpose
of numbering as many children as he
could lay his hands ON. The report
spread quickly; there was a rush of little
ones from one of the rooms, the noise
speedily stampeded half the house, and
in minute hundreds of children were
rushing, breathless, down stairs and out
into the streets
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One Trial Sudices

To prove that Dooley's Chemical Yeast
Baking Powder is superior in every respect
to any other ever manufactured. 1t is put
up in "a, 2. and pound cans, which con-
tain that quantity of powder by ACTUAL
NET WEIGHT, while the majority of Baking
Powders offered fall short from one-eighth
to one-half of what is represented. Ask
your grocer for Dooley's, and you will not
he satisfied with any other. Manufactured
by Dooley & Brother, 60 New Street, New
York.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CITY



DY virtue of the provisions of a deed of
ID trust, executed by Jane r. Dobson, and
George DohsOn to r. A. Clark, ON the thir-
teenth day of November, A. d. 1859, TO secure
to Micajah Pickett, guardian, the payment of
certain Indebtedness therein mentioned,
and recorded in the then Probate Clerks Of
fee of Kinds county, State Of Mississippi, in
Deed Book, No 3, page u, &C., ], as substi-
tuted trustee, being Onstittufed as such, in
stead of r. A. Clark, deceased, and in ac-
cordance with the power granted said Pickett,
in aforesaid deed of trust, with full power Of
execution and sale, as were vested In r. A.
Clark, will expose for sale, at Y NJ, on Satur-
day, the Sd day Of June, A. ID. 1871, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed property lying and situated in the
City of Jackson, County of Kinds, State Of
Mississippi, win: The northwest quarter Of
the south half Of l0aere lot, No. 8, north, with
all the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
The title TO said property is believed e De
good, butt skal convey only snch title as Is
vested in me as trustee. 49, -
/. W. MAHRUDER,
May2W1w Trustee.
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THE MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.
THE AILEGHANY SPRINGS,

(THE GREAT DYsPEPTIc WATER OF THE
STATE.)
Are located 81 miles from Allegheny Depot,
where visitors met by an agent of the
Proprietors, with four-horse Coaches to con-
vey them over a fine graded road to the
Spring.
pepsia. For remarkable cases of cure see de-
scl4ptive Pamphlet. They are located on the
head waters of the Roanoke River, amidst the
lofty spurs of the Allegheny Mountains, with
splendid scenery, beautiful and extensive
grounds, covered with shade trees, and ex-
tending to the banks of the river, with pic
turesque walks and drives
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All which, the publishers of THE CLA-
RIoN most cordially endorse.
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.. neutrality-suspicious. !.
HRETETAES.

0Sext Thursday there viii be reunion OF
il 18th Miss. Regt. &C. s., at Canton, Miss.
Srhe Legislature adjourned Saturday at
~. A few Of the barnacies still adhere
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THE VIRGINIA MINERAL SPRINGS. =
De Montgomery White Sulphur, the Alle-
hany, and the Yellow sulphur Springs
1lll all be open after the first day OF June.
Fe invite attention to the advertisement of
Ne proprietors, describing the locality and
Hecific quality OF the water of each Spring,
Ates of board. etc.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULES. A general
hnge of schedules on the through route
the North and its connections took place
Rterday. The trains on the n. o. & !. X
Twill pass Jackson as follows:
Roing North, , 80, A. NJ, 5 10, p. NJ.
bouth, u 10, p. NJ, l :05, A, NJ.
Dn the V. d NJ. II. r., the trains leave:
Boing Observation-Disclosures 80, A. NJ
Mail, 3 30, p. NJ.
Hoing EaSt-Mail-1 10, A. NJ.
accommodation from Vicksburg, go
|M
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THE FIELD AND FACTORY May
b. of this excellent monthly has been on
hi table for some days, and is one of the
psf vaulable,in quality and variety of mat
II, yet published. The price of this maga-
be is only two dollars a year. Address
Ball & Rafter, jackson, Miss.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst. at Christ Church, vicks-
burg, by Rev. DIR. III. SAMSON, Capt. FRED
ERIC SPEED to MISS ESTHER ADELE second
daughter of the late Col. Giles III. Hillyer.
At the residence of the brides mother. on
the llth inst, by Rev. C. G.. Andrews, Mr..
WILEY ]. HALE. of Ripley, Tenn, to Miss
SALLIK K. BARKsDALE, of This city.
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This School, having all the advantages of
School and College, with none of the disad-
vantages of College life, will enter upon its
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL TERM,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1870.
Boys prepared here bore off the first honors
at every University, where they were present,
North and South, at recent commencements.
Make early application or you will not OBJ
obtain a room, Sixty-three students were re-
fused last session for want of room.
Young men preparing for teaching never
fail to obtain first class situations, without
trouble, when they attend our instructions.
Let 70 one leave home without securing q
place beforehand.
Charges
Board, Tuition and Washing, for 20
weeks Sl25 90
Payments must be made in advance.
Send for Catalogue Address,
THOS. S. GATHRIGHT,
Principal,
July Is, 1870tf Gholson p. o., Miss.
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We acknowledge the receipt of pho
akraphic view of the Fire Department, ex-
HRted by Mr.. Seutter while the Department
- on parade, Monday, lst inst. This pic
"a is but another evidence of Mr.. Seut-
- artistic ability, especially in taking
Mkdoor views. Tue face of nearly every
N in the entire Department is recogniz-
lie, and iiremen who desire to preserve a
"a representation of the finest parade they
&c ever made should not fail TO secure
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Scollay's building Is so nearly demolished
that we can begin to appreciate the vast inn
prOvement which its entire removal will
make in that great centre oftravel. We doubt
If any one who was disposed to find fault
with the city authorities for incurring the
expense of this great public improvement
would have the building put back for double
the sum appropriated for its purchase. Pass
ing there yesterday We noticed an old, fami
liar sign, which has been there so long that
it has become almost a part of the building
itself-that of IS. r. Niles's Advertising
Agency" For the past twenty years Mr.
Niles has occupied rooms there. and had de-
voted himself TO the business OF advertising
in the newspapers of all parts of the coun-
try. During the long time he has not only
built up a large and prosperous business, but
has gathered to himself hosts OF friends who
will wish him continued success in his new
location, No. 6 fremont Street. Advertis-
ing is, in fact, science, and although it is
becoming TO be recognized as a primary
and unavoidable expense in the prosecution
of any business enterprise, and sometimes
the only capital in many undertakings, still
there are but few who really appreciate its
immense importance. or realize the won
derS it is capable of performing. When
managed with experience, Judgment, skill,
persistency and hberality, we do not be-
lieve there ever was an instance known
where it did not yield most gratifying re-
suits. From our long business and personal
connection with Mr.. Niles, we know that he
is a master of the art of fadvertising-that
his Judgment and advice in advertising may
be relied upon--that he has been repeated
ly entrusted with the promulgation of great
enterprises, and that he enjoys the conf
dence and respect of the newspaper press
and the public to an extent which it is an
honor for any man to possess.-BostonJ jour
nal, May 5th.
All which, the publishers of THE CLA-
RIoN most cordially endorse.
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A rural paper lately announced that
young lady received at an amateur concert
recently, well deserved encore by the
exquisite way in which she sang a song
called An Angels Whisker.'
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1t is fact well known to artists that
a certain degree of exaggeratlon is quite
indispensable to apparent veracity. This
is so in literature also; no study of human
character would even be generally recog-
nized as true which was not idealized and
exaggerated almost to the verge of carlo
ature.
The weekly clarion., 1871-05-18

Poverty and riches are mere imaginative
distinctions. The man who can eat his
bread and be happy is certainly richer than
he who can't eat unless it is spread with
butter
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At his residence, in Yazoo County, on
Thursday the 10th ult Col. JOHN w. RucK-
KR. aged 53 years.
The deceased was nativs of Yirginia. re-
moved from there TO Tennessee, and came 70
Mississippi in 1889. and has resided in
Tazoo ever since.--Y Yazoo Democrat.
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A very beautiful pair OF printing tele-
graph instruments, ID. Flanery's patent
manufactured by Gray & Barton, Chicago,
are on exhibition at the Telegraph office.
81 Camp street. 1t has been proposed TO
form joint stock company for the intro
duction of the instrument in New Orleans,
but means have peen offered the inventor
for the introduction OF the instrument TO
the fullest extent necessary in this city, and
we hope soon to see it in general use.-N. O..
Times.
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PACIFIC WINE CoMPANY-ThisC Com
Hny, the Office of which is 9S Camp street,
Iew Orleans, is prepared to fill orders for
Ere California wines and brandies. Their
neyards are in Eldorado county, California
ke card i'm another column.
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There is a girl In Wisconsin who not
nly. supports an invalid husband bv
Forking forty acre farm, but gives $20o
|randfather.
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THE IMPROVEMENTS

are extensive, and since the last season, have
been largely increased. A splendid Band,
with all the usual attractions for amusement,
will be in attendance.
C. A. COLHOUN L co.
Descriptive Pamphlets obtained on applica-
tim.
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THE YELLOW SULPHUR SPRING

Is 31% miles from the Christiansburg Depot, at
which point visitors will be met by an agent
of the Proprietors and conveyed to the Spring
in comfortable coaches over a well-graded
turnpike. This is the most elevated Water
ing Place in Virginia, being 1900 feet above
the level of the sea, and only 60 feet below
the summit of the Allegheny Mountains. This
property has recently been purchased and
thoroughly reftted and refurnished by the
Proprietors Fine Band of Music, &c.
For further particulars see Pamphlets and
Circulars.
may yl6sw&w1m J. J. & J. WADE.
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srArE oF MIss1ss1ppI. lscr.

I, HESRY MUsGRovE, Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts of the State aforesaid, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing Statement Of the Con-
N Y, In truly and correctly copied from the
original on file in my ofhce.
Given undermy Hand and Official
e.. Seal, at jackson, this 18th day
Of April, 1871.
Il. MUSGROvR,
may2sw3w Auditor Public Accounts.
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.
STOLEN.

ON the oath of April, from my residence in
" Lincoln county, near Caseyyille, a sorrel
HORSE, SOr years old, about Is hands high,
with large scar on each knee. The above re-
ward will be given for the delivery of SAID
horse.
maylSw2t E. r. APPLEWHITE.
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TME NEW HOSE CABBAGE.
4 PLEASANT REUNION.


The new Hose Carriage of jackson Fire
Company, No. /, 80 long expected, arrived
last Saturday by the New Orleans and
Jackson Railroad. By II o'clock the appa-
ratus was ..set upr' and throng Of admirers
had gathered round to look upon this thing
Of beauty. The boys could not resist the
temptation to give it an airing at once, and
so they took a dash around square to show
her of.
About dark the machine was Illuminated
with her several handsome lamps, and a
large number of the friends of No. !, ineiG-
ding many ladies, visited the engine house
TO see and admire it, and with one accord 1t
was pronounced sbeautifnl.'
While the company were discussing the
exhibition In the lower hall, there was
heard suspicious movements overhead, and
occasionally Messrs. Saunders, Geo. Green,
and Rawlins would disappear and reappear
in the most mysterious manner. There
was uncertainty as to whether the Ku Klux
was being organized or not, when the three
gentlemen approached Mr.. Chief Engineer
Green, and presenting him bottle of Krug,
requested that he should christen and dedi-
cate the new machine to the service of the
Jackson Fire Department and No. l. Mr..
Green was unprepared for the occasion but
with his usual grace proceeded to the busi-
ness, but no nsGe having been suggested,
he was at a loss how to proceed. and asked
the audience 'sShall ! name it?" "Name
it" was the response and he pronounced the
name
The weekly clarion., 1871-05-18

A grave error committed by many moth
ers in these days. is that of allowing their
children to grow up in Ignorance OF
work.
The weekly clarion., 1871-05-18

GOOD NEWSPAPER SENSE. u. Revias,
a prominent st. Louian. was reported as
about embarking in the newspaper business,
whereupon he publishes a denial, from
which we extract as follows:
A gentleman called on me some weeks
ago for the purpose OF presenting his plans
for new weekly paper, and asked me to
write for it. | at once asked him how much
money he had to back him. His answer was
that he had none, but intended to make his
paper self-sustaining. l told him positively
that he could not make it self-sustaining,
and thereupon parted with him.
/ know alittle about a newspaper. Ex e
rience teaches good lessons. Three things
are absolutely essential TO the success of
any newspaper.
/. Plenty of money.
III. A very peculiar and superior business
ability.
III. Brains.
Without one or all of these. a mans fool
that goes into Il newspaper.
/ know of nothing born into his world
that is self-sustaining but flash of light
ming, and it lives but a short time.
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The ugliness of the present fashion of
womep's street dress is the subject of
general remarks among men. From head
to- foot il is succession of deforming ad-
ditions 10 the natural female figure.
Trailing skirts covered with mud or dust,
and those awful bustles, combine TO make
the fashionably attired woman mass OF
ridiculous absurdities. Can 1t be that the
overthrow of Paris as a sect of political
power is coincident with the loss of its au-
thority in millinery and dressnaking !?
AS it is, the delight which men of sense
usually take in looking at the fair sex Is
wonderfully impaired, If not altogether
destroyed.-New York Sun.
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Stadeker has just received a full stock of
Ladies and Gents Summer Hats.
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@THE BRIDGE ELECTIoN.-The bridge
Iection passed off quietly. The whole vote
Isl was 800. but as one voter chose to vote
9TH for buying the bridge" and against
fying the bridge" the judges threw out
ID vote. Leaving the vote as follows:
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LIABILITIES /:

Claims adjusted and unpaid mot due)
Claims reported upon which no action has
been taken.
Claims resisted including interest thereon.
Total losses and claims unpaid.
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LOUISVILLE, May 13.--A meeting of street
railroad managers to-day agreed that It was
useless to resist or evade the enforcement by
the United States authorities of the claim of
negroes to ride in street carss the negroes
having refused an offer of special car and
determined 70 insist on riding with the
whites 1t was decided best to avoid a seTi-
Gus collision opening the cars TO them This
affects the business of the roads consider
ably, many white people. and especially the
ladies preferring to walk, but it is not like
ly there will be further trouble beyond oc-
easional collisions with the roughs.
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- r. AINHNWs
Asst sup'tfor Adams and Southern d.. Co.#.
Richmond, Va, Dec. ~. 1870
LETTER FROM J. H. sU7LITT e. COLI
Proprietors Of ne Bpofswool
ITI1TsIsINSa,a

IIIcRRINGs8
PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
:The most Reliable Protection from Pire uoW
known.
HERRING'S NEW PATENT
CHAMPION BANKERS SAFE.
The Best Protection against Burglars TooIs
e1tnnt
HERRING, FARREL e. SHERMAN,
251 Broadway, cor. Murray st, 81. 81.
RkRREL, HERRING s. CO.. Philadelphia.
HERRING co, Chicago.
HERRING. FARRELL a SHERMAN.
mnrch3sw3m New OrIonus
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The name of the Company is the CoNTNEN-
tai LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New
York.
1t is located in the City of New York.
The amount OF it's Capital Stock is ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The amount of its Capital Stock paid up is
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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THE
VIRGINIA MINERAL SPRINGS.
THE MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.
THE ALLEGMANY SPRINGS.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Are all three located near to each other on
the eastern slope of the Allegheny Mountains
in Montgomery county, Virginia, the most
elevated region between the Atlantic Ocean
and the Rocky Mountains. with daily commu-
nIeation by Railroad and Stage Coaches on the
Va and Tenn. Division of the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio Railroad.
These Springs win be opened for the recep-
tion of Visitors from the lst day of June to
the lst of October.
PRICE OF BOARD REDUCED.
Terms per Month of Four Weeks o 60 90
Ter " eek-.-- ------------ IL %
For Three Months s $50 90
FOR the NORTH OF June 40 OO
Telegraph, Express and Post OfRce at each
of these Springs.
Round Trip Tickets at considerably reduced
rates, can be obtained all the principal cities
of the South.
THE MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.
Are u miles from Big Tunnel Station, from
which point guests reach the Springs by light
truck railway, owned by the Proprietor. Ma
Tor ]. 7. WILSON, late Of the Old Sweet Springs,
has charge of the Hotel Hartells Opera
Troupe will give weekly entertainments
First-class Cooks and Servants have been en-
gagged, splendid Band, convenient Baths,
and all appliances for amusing visitors pro-
vided. Tables supplied with every delicacy
and the Bar with choice liquors. The Build
ings are commodious and accommodations
ample. See circulars address
THOMAS WILSON,
Montgomery Springs, Va.
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Total Assets, .....
LIABILITIES.
Total Liabilities.
STATE OF NEW YORK,

saaTF aoHTTr OF Of NEW NEW THnk' 1CaKa SIS.
JUsTus LAWRENCE, President S. C. CHANDLER,
Jr., Actuary of the Continental Life Insur-
ance Company of New York, being duly sworn,
depose and say, that the foregoing is q full,
true and correct statement Of the affairs of the
said Company, that the said Insurance Com
pany is the BONA FIDE owner of at least ON Z
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual
Cash Capital invested in State and United
States Stocks and Bonds or Mortgages of Real
Estate, unincumbered and worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgaged; and
that they are the above described officers Of
said Insurance Company.
. JUSTUS LAWRENCE, President
SETH C. CHANDLER, Jr, Actuary.
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Subribed and sworn to before me, this
lL.s1 l4th day of April, 1871.
VIM. II. RUSSELL,
Commissioner for the State Of Mississippi, in
New York.
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INSTITUTES,

A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
MEN-ll MILES FROM SuUQUALAK,
ID. IL o. RAILROAD.
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The Gremt Fire tm Richmond 3
HERRING'S SAFES
IN THE SPOOTsV WOOD
s23,5OO IN CURRENCY.
And the Books Papers. Silver anl Valuable
of the spotswood Hotel and tho Adams
and Southern Express comprn.cs arr
SAVED IN HERRING's SAFES.
OFrtcE o. ADAMS ENruras CourtFF.
No. 30 BHoApwAY.

OTFfcE o. ADAMS ENrHEas CoWrtEF.I
No. I'D bnOhuWAY.
hEW lOHE, Dec. 3t 1910.
MEssRs. HEnHHa, FAnRrL surrats
Our Agent nt Richmond writes. $50 rut
through tonight drying and fixing up fLr fiH.
ney from the late Ere. Tho C0uttuiF of tNH
safe-fz8 ,50J in bills, we recovered. u $500.
Herring Safe and good one. certain.
"I q. BABCOCK, Treasurer
MEnRs. HEhHrs0. FAHnrL s. RuIaatt
New Nork-GENTat The two Safes 0f VouI
manufacture, which we bad Iu uae oH iHf
morning Of the Iju iuaf.. af thcdiHaftr8u. hrr
which destroyed The fpotsWo0d Hotel HuI HI-
joining block of buiIdinRs. have given iu|I
satisfaction, and served tp prevent fhr d..
struction OF some $4,000 iu currency. hrsIIa.
the valuable papers and books enclosed .hrr0
in. Il was Impossible for Workmen io errra
yate the Safe until nearly ~ h0urs ancr .Ie
Ore. Respectfully,
Asst Sup'tfor Adams and Southern Ef. C.....
Richmond, Va, Dec. ~, 1870.
LETTER PROM ). H. sU7LlTT e. COLI
Proprietors Of the sronwool
RicnNoSD va. Dec. 2J. 1870.
MEssRs. HEHRfxa, FAnuEL a. gufnutE.
GEsTs: On the morning Of tho 2lth INST. l.r
were fortunate enough 20 have ono 81 your
Herring Patent Champion Safcs. which ram
into the cellar among burning mass 0f rliHH.
AMER the hrc, toour utmOafsurprise, we found
the contents, consisting OF valuable raprrr.
money and some silver ware. an Boo good nr.
der. Had it not been for your Herring trIH
we would have lost everything.
j. ST. stBuTT 4 co.