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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-14

fIHE JACKSON GAS LIGHr COMPANY
L are getting Boo large sufrly nI COAL
for fhe Winter aud hrs prepared fH HII uHIrrs
Tor The public Price 81 prr barrel Special
rates by The iuu co.. ear lutd
They have also % -et ol iniIhauk Platform
scales drawing five IONS. With which fIHu
weigh all topl, tlus guaranteeing fHiI weight
aud will aiau WriRh other HrllpIaH Foo huIE
such as hay fodder 6c aurlrwfm
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July 10Th. 1871.

J. L. KENNARD, ESQ., have had Deering
Hand Press in use for two years, and would
not exchange it for anv other. 1t is simple,
not liable to get out OF order, not dangerous,
works faster than any ordinary Screw Press,
and have pressed easily bales weighing over
500 pounds.
w. NJ. HUGHES.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

|, HENRI MUsGRovE, Auditor of Public
Accounts of the State of Mississippi, do here
by certify that the Phenix Insurance Compa-
ny, located at Brooklyn State of New York
has complied with the act entitled An Act to
regulate Agencies of Foreign Insurance Com
panies' approved, May 18th, 1857; and in
virtue of the power vested in me- by said law
hereby authorize BARROWs & SMYTHE Agents
for said Company at Jackson, in the County
of Hinds to transact business of Insurance, in
this State, until the first day of March, 1872
Given under my hand and Seal of Office, at
the City of Jackson. this 22nd day of
November, A. d. 1871
III. MUSGROVE,
Auditor Public Accounts
& SMYTHE, AGENTS.
dec 6-w3t
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susl received, fine assortment of Doe
TAin Dress Coats and Six Velvet Vests at
OeAr q Steinberg's-
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WIN. II. RUSSUM.

| purchased last fall behring's Hand Cotton
Press of Mr.. Kennard 1t is, in my opinion,
the best and most convenient Press | have ever
seen in operation.
THOS. B. MAGRUDER, NJ. D.
JuIv 10Th 1871
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~ uozen Ladies' Misses and Children
"a, oas1om-made Boots and Shoes just re-
'''ed arBear & steinberg's.
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July Ist, 1871.

J. L. KENNARD, ESQ., am much pleased
with the Dcering Press | bought Of you last
fall. 1t has given entire satisfaction, and is
so easily handled and worked that my freed
me: take great delight in working it.
do not hesitate to say can take out easily
twenty bales per day.
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latest reduction in Dry Goods ever Of
~ In this market, at Bear Il Steinberg's.
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t. any young man Who cannot touran|.a.I.
~ afford ihc expense - tuI Commercial
course iu polhehrs college New NTIU.U#.
Ani who may desire to avail h.WHrII uf fHr
same, we wlIl present Is fuII scholarship H
lhni Institution |vurfh sl1l. 90 hIs FaUIInE ra
hiiN subscribers t0 tuH hrtHtr tthEfu.. 81
our regular rates. within tHr urrI H.uIT IaEE.
We viii make only ono aurH urnraa.fIsn. .r#
viii duly auihoriFa fEt Hrsf person y .ff..r II.
accept, 90 ~ ahead and gei tEe aulsorIfra.
Address
POWER s. BARksUAIE
oct+itt jackson MHH
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PEYTON ROBINSON,
frank Johnston.
Amos R. Johnston,
JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON.
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in
Chancery. :.


DRACFICE in all the Courts at Jackson,
Il and in Kinds county, and elsewhere in the
State, in special cases.
Na-Ofice removed TO South side Of Capitol
street, uext door to the pOst-Ofhce, and second
door above Clarion Office, front room up stairs
Nov Is IS7O-tf.
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ss' your ready-made bed comforts, cheap
sAan you can mike them, mt G.. j. Beck's
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have been using Deering's Hand Press for
one year. | find il to be an excellent Press,
preferable to any | have seen, being perfectly
simple and STRONG. and will press easily bales
weighing 500 pounds. .
WIN H. RUSSUM
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Mr. KESNARD,-TheD eering Press bought
of you could mt work any better. can press
a load of cotton by breakfast time, and have
done so frequently. l am perfectly satisfied
with it.
STEPHEN MCLEOD.
July 1st, 1871 seot1sw3tw4w
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.I~SISsirrI COLLEGE.

CLINTON, KINDS COUNTY
Is slrrlIrI.
fwrNrY-Fnar CoLLrutAr YrAH nrUEf
MONDAY, SErr LI lhft
Expenses, lcss than those of ANY other C.I-
lcgc or University in che State. Number So
Students Larger Faculty Thoroughly EH.
cicnE Range Gf Studies Ample.
For "a Catalogue containing mII IufHrm.a
ton, apply to Doe President of tho Faculty.
Ray. WALTFU llILLMAN.
BENJAMIN WHITFIELD.
President nutri Ui Trustees
Clinton, Miss. July -1, leli.aauE taAu.m
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Ne" arrival of Gents and Boys Clothing
pee'ed daily at G. J. Beck's.
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tUO pieces new Calico just received at Bear
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AiAoS' nubias, Cardigan jackets, &C., at
'-O'lhously low prices at Stadeker's.
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h. ~ trimmings, Silk Velvet and Silks
al Collors and Shades at G.. j. Beek's.
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skating Coats, Talmas and Capes just re-
's''ed at Bear q Steinberg's.
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|CL.e custom-made Mems, Youths and
'Nrehs Clothing at Bear & Steinberg's.
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Gin and Saw 1uuu mciuur.
A IL widths-just received aul fsf aal. Tow
augls 3d. g.. EIlER
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AHoW 80 6srd a. MeasGmm WmrhIma
The Puhfistrrs oF TuF DLtutos aI|I ..Us
hrst-c'ars MtiooK g. Gibbs Sowing Machine.
worth tsJ at thc factory. ta ans auhs.IH.r
who VIII send us Ihe greatest uur boz OF H.H
names f0r rHE WrEKLF tbAuIan. MOI I.a.
than hfiy. nt our regular rates. UomFeI.I.#n
open Cor riKfy dafa.
Address
OVER HAnksuhIE.
oci-'tt Jarkauu. Slice.
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D. .ue eustom-made gents and youths calf
Us and Caters just received at Bear &
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'''sn Half Hose, for men and boys, a
nously low prices, mt Stadeker's.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE Or ALA
4V1 HBAyEA.
AT MOBILE
The next Regular Course of LECTURES
IiIh Of November.

The next Regular Course of LECTURES
will commeq~ on the
AtIh Of November.
and end about the middle Of the ensuing
March. The entire Course Of Professors Lee
lures ~ delivered
FREE OF CHI RGE.
The only fee accruing 70 the College H. the Ma
trcsiaton Fee Of 81, which must be paid NJ
the commencement Of the Course by every
student.
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures will
about the middle Of October, al
which time Mobile is always hehlty.
Board can be obtained At from SO D S2J per
month.
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SueKer has only a few of those 81 so
F'f dozen Handkerchiefs lett.
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July 10th 1871.

j. L. KENSARD, ECQ.-The Defering Hand
Press which bought OF you last all works to
my entire satisfaction. 1t will press easily
twenty bales per day.
E. c. BRISCOE.
july Ist ISL
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w. W. wISIINHT.

MANUFACrrHrH or
Tin, Copper and sheet Iron Ware,
4 ND Dealer in ebcst Cooking Stoves now
20. tn use,
Thankful % nay friends for the,r liberal ua-
tiunhge Boa thr uHst. ! take pleasure now .u
Offering them articles ln pay liut at worry smaIl
advance Oh wholesale prices. / have IuHf FH#
&c we'd r. large Dot of AufI.trrelIur pumUH
which viii give uO trouble BOG tho winter
VA Special attention given t0 Roofing auI
cornlrp work.
t,b2au W. W. WIsUAHT.
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DR. It. G. RRACKING,
THE CELEBRATED

GYNECOLOGIST AND SURGEON.
SELMA. ALA.
Whose Worldwide Renown in the Successful
Cure of
Female Diseases of all Condition..
ASDO OF
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TOTAL LIABIL

The greatest amount insured on anv one
risk IL $4,000. but viii not as a general
rule exceed $4,000.
The Company has no general rule as To
the amount allowed to be insured in anv
city, town, village or block. being govern
ed in this matter, in each case BY the gen
eral character of buildings. width of streets
facilities for putting out fires. Sc.
This Company was iucOrpora ed under
the general Insurance Law of the State Of
New York, and obtained its charter. or act
of Incorporation, September 9th, 1853 an
attested copy of which, as amended, filed
heretofore.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
CITY OF BRooKLYS, COUNTY OF hINGs(
Stephen CrOwell President. and PhiIan Ter
Shaw. Secretary, of THE PHENIx INSURANCE
COMPANY. being severaily and du V sworn.
depose and say, and each for himself saws
that the foregoing Is true full aud correct
statement of the affairs of the saia Corpora
ton. and that they are the above described
officers thereof.
[Signed.
STEPHEN CROWELI, Pres't
PHnANDER SHAW. Secretary.
Subscribed aud Sworn before me. this 2lst
day OF March, a. ID. 1871.
L. ) THOS. +. GOODRICH,
Notary DnIEo
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
"DEERENG'S''
COTTON PRESS
AND
FL OR S T. ENG E.

WE have on exhibition one each of the above
w and viii take pleasure in showing them
to all who may wish to purchase.
J. L. Kennard Esq, agent at Port Gibson,
sold quite a number of the Presses last season
from numerous testimonials published by
him. we extract the following, from practical
gentlemen and old planters of Mississippi.
No Press in use, combining it does Safe
ty. Strength, Speed and Durability, is supe-
rior to it, aud the
HORSE ENGINE
is admitted by all who have seen it in opera
ton, to be superior to any thing of the kind ye,
nYented.
Persons wanting either by addressing us
can have them delivered without delay at their
nearest depot, and on application will be fur
n ished with circulars containing complete di-
rections for putting up in running order,
terms, &C., Sc.
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Nice Plaid Dress Goods, at q cents per
yard, at Bear a SteinberR's.
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For ale.

MY PLACE, miles from Jackson, on the
MI Canton road. containing 40 acres, half
cleared. Good House, rooms, stable and
cabins. Title perfect. viii sell very low,
pov21tf b. LEMLT.
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rNANE Ann

Inc name of this Company is The PHE-
80 ldHoUKANCE COMPANY, and is located in
the City of Brooklyn, state of New YoTk ~
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NOR STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS,
il with explanatory note showing how each
ii approved and the amount Of penalty.-
Price 81 per dozen. Orders filed promptly BY
man. THE CLARION OFFICE,
oet21sAwtf Jackson, Miss.
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CAPITAL
The Capital of said Com
Pany actually paid up in
ia Cash is.;--.........;....:.. $1,000. 900 90
day of January, 1871. 895.557 10
Total amount of Capital
and Surplus. 81. 895. 557 10
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !

|, II. MUsGRovE, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts, ofthe State aforesaid, do hereby oerti-
fly that the foregoing Annual Statement is
truly and correctly copied from the original
on file in my office.
Given under my Hand and Seal of Office at
the City of jackson, this 18th day of November
1871. IL. MUSGROVE
Auditor of Public Accounts
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ND EGTsTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
Article 4, Section ], of the Registration Law,
approved by the Legislature of the State of
Mississippi May y, 1871, the registration
books for all the voting prescincts of Kinds
county will be opened on
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4 FULL sst Of STENCIL TOOLS forms
~ reasonable. Apply %.
uov2s,f THIS OFFICE
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COTTON sfOVHV.

VNHE holders OF Mississippi Cotton Money
A. are invited 90 correspond wIth
a. n GREEN
July7-gm Jaaksan. n..a
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HORSE ENGINE

I consider behring's Hand Cotton Press one
of the very best and most suitable in use
mbining, as it does, speed economy and da-
rability.
W. T. MAGRUDER.
JuIy 10th 1871
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT

Has made the Most Astonishing Cures; So
Quick, So Rapid are the Changes the
Body undergoes, under the nhu-
ence of this truly wonderful Medicine that
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SUuMERVILLE INSTITUTE,

For further particulars. address
WM. n. ANDERSON. ~ D..
iuly20w Dean Of the Faculty.
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Apparatus.

The College is supplied with suitable aprar-
atus, sufficient 20 Illustrate tho Sciences. and
give practical knowledge Of them
The President has been furnished with val
uable Siditions TO his former geological coli
lections. The young ladies Of this Institution
having specimens before them, can acquire
correct knowledge Of this highly interesting
aefa
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\ BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR BOYS ASD YoUN0
MES-ll Mills IRON SnUQUALAK.
NJ. & o. RAmROAB.

TEACHKRs:
THOS. S. GATHRlGHT, A. NJ, Prinei pal.
JOHN VI. PUTTICK, A. VI.
T.. A. TOMKIEs, A. ~.
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This Institution has a reputation for thor
oughness IN these Departments. They are
conducted by teachers Of experience. whose
aim ~ not TO fill the mind with indieested
facts. but 70 discipline IL, 10 teach ID now 70
THINK.
The course Of study 70 thorough. aud i'm
eludes those branches which are best adapted
10 nc woman for that exalted sphere allotted
TO her by the Creator.
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The classes in Chemistry, Astronomy. Ma
tural Philosophy, and Geology through The
courtesy of the officers Of the State Universi-
~, have access 20 its large aud well appoiu ted
Laboratory, Philosophical Apparatus aud
Geological Collections, eAcelled by none in
fka
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
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IImsIc DepnrGment.

The authorities Of the College are determin.
Ell that this department shall be conducted by
the best professional ability. The patrons
may feel assured that the music taught here II
not OF that silly, sentimental character BY
which the refined aud cultivated ear IA Al
often shocked; bnt tits true music, that which
tends 70 refine the feelings and inspire pure
"A md exalted emotion
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&44A 4W ~ - II &< LINZ
Skating Coats, Talmas and Capes just re-
's''ed at Bear q Steinberg's.
gust received, fine assortment of Doe
ran Dress Coats and Six Velvet Vests at
DeAf Steinbergs-
arabs nubias, Cardigan jackets, &C. at
''Honsly low prices at Stadeker's.
~
tiae custom-made gents and youths calf
Sfeinberg's.
NeW arrival of Gents and Boys Clothing
-peeted daily at G. j. Beck's.
S'sdeker has only few of those 81 so
- uozen Handkerchiefs lett.
ne eustom-made Mems, Youths and
-"ufen's Clothing at Bear & Steinberg's.
Dress Trimmings, Silk Velvet and Silks
NJ Oollors and Shades at G.. J. Beck's.
tO pieces new Calico just received at Bear
uozen Ladies' Misses and Children
~, oustom-made Boots and Shoes just re-
'''ed arBear s. Steinbergs.
-i'sn Half Hose, for men and boys, q
'uously low prices, mt Stadeker's.
eAlest reduction in Dry Goods ever Of
~ In this market, at Bear Il Steinberg's.
nrn.. - ---s-~)~-~-
DreSs Goods, Of all qualities and nc the
"est prices, at Stadeker,s-
O.. --------~m'-aupamp@p-@~--
ss' your ready-made bed comforts, cheap
saan you can mike them, mt G.. J.. Beck's
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-01
Literary Notices.

The .idVdnce has entered on the fourth
year of its existence under most favorable
auspices. Its popularity has increased
with each year, ani il now stands IN the
front rank of American Religious Jour
mails 1t is able, candid, AMI inIcpea
dent in its editorials, full anl fresh in its
Church news Of all lie .omnation>, very
attractive in lis Children's Department !;
in fact il embraces in its yri.
cultural, Scientific COMMERCIAL. ana
Llterary-a complete summary of cur
rent news Of the day. which. with cor.
respondence from all parts of the globe.
make it one of the most complete and
attractive family papers ever published.
Among il premiums it is now offsri, q
the Advance Chrome of Henry Ward
Beecher for every three new subscrip-
tons. The Advance Company of CHI
cage arc publisher.
Iosns Plot This hzsufful rev
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403w
pierce County court--,n Probate.

Pierce County Court--in Probate.
IN the matter OF tie estate of Nathaniel n.
Powell. deceased
nN reading and filing the petition OF I.
~ b. Cornish of Pierce county. represent
ing among other things that on The first day
of Nav 1861 the dec, ased contracted la con-
wy Ia him The said petitioner the premises
known and described as follows To wit:
Commenting one rod nOIih of the mouth
Lake Spr ng Branch an tie east line of ia"
Fosters reserve; thence east five rods; Ia, nee
in a northeast ,Ily dreciinn"io the hend IA
the Greek; thence down the KiuniekmHIc !"
Fosters 7, serve; thence south to place OF a.
ginning in The c6univ of Pierce; aud claim
Iug Ii.al hp the SAID petitioner is entitled !"
convey ance of sand premises. and praying
l. y Powell AND Martha A. Powell admin
jsirators OF said estate. he authorized and dI
rrcted bv decree Of this Cont tn make ani
execute a CONVEYANCE Of said premises {"
him, the said pctitiuner Ii il ordered ti.at
sal priiiion tie heard before the Jrdge Il
this CONT ou 9Th day of March le7i, ~
one O'Clock p. II. a, his Office IN the City ot
Prescott
Aud IT is iurthpr ordered that notice there
Of l.e pnbIisl,od six week snccesSiVrly lri"r
la said tav of hearing 81 the PRESCOTT jour
xAL a newspaper Published at Prescott IN
said county.
Da;.d Jan 10th, 1871.
WILLIAM 1O0 Is.
10 by County Judge
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Mrs. whipple's Lecture. :

Quite large audience. ior Prescott, IT e
ed this IaIy last Monday evening. al
Fox & Dickins"n's Hail, To- listen II her
lecture ON The Mothers Of The Future
Though scarcely recovered from the Fl
fects Of recent iudlSpo>ition he lecturer
presented her subject in good style and
held her audience in close attention
throughout.
Mrs. whipple is radical in the WON
an reform movement. and the words Of
advice ami warning she gave 20 matron>
aud her younger sisters. came as from
one Nho spoke from conviction. But
NE caunOi agree with her general state
ments. that woman is the abjecl slave Of
man; that men marry to- crafty their
Iustful passions; that our snciaI fabric Is
on the verge of ruin aud our republic
approaching distinctions; and in the
name Of the Young Mems Christian
Association of Prescott We protest against
the assrriiun that :" "Id Lachelm's" re
accustomed to speak disprrag'ngly of
the dear. deligb. ful ""rpusIie sex" Yet,
eSen u this were all true. We siiiI 'lisagrer
with the lecturer In the inference that
The ballot is the all saving p"wer That is
to inf woman from the assumed drgraI
alton and cleanse the word If rvh.
" lnle Wa are not IN full sympathy
with this radical movement. we can still
see Oceas,un enough for ''reform" among
our sisiets-as indeed We can everywhere
and We ceIta'r y have an admiration
for Mrs. W. who II making honest eff
forts 10 promote the bsst interests of her
sex.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Merchandise.

HrfE sA1knsEsSTs
SAUNDERS d GREEN
DEEP for sale n full supply of Groceries
N and Provisions. Pork Lard. and Hams
always on hand; also Nails and WooeenN are
BURHYTE BROTHERS.
DEALERS in Dry Goods and Ready
il made Clothing Carpetirg, Oil Cloths,
Boots and Shoes. Groceries. etc.
IL. Az ROBERTS,
GENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods, Crock
VI cry, Boots and Shoes. Hats Caps. aud
anything in the line of Furnishing Goods.
". r. SANDERSoN.
II EEPS for sale good stock of Groceries
IN Hats and CAPS. Boots and Shoes. Ready
made Clothing. etc.
-
r. J. WILCOX,
DEALER in Books. Stationery, Wall and
~ Window Paper TOYS NEWSPAPERS. s'c
Next door % g anderson t Wilson'S new siure
C. II. CROSSMAN,
DEALER IN Groceries Provisions, Wood
en- Ware, etc. Keeps On hand com
that the marEet affords.
@. r.. DAVIS.
DRUGGIST and Apothecsry. Prescrip-
II tions carefully pot mp. A full line OF
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles. and every
tang usually kept in n first class drug store.
gent Tor Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines
MISS KATE SHEPARD.
DEEPS a fine assortment of Millinery.
IN Fancy and Dress Goods. At:ends ia
the business in all it's departments. ST. re in
Child's new building, corner of Main aud
Sycamore streets. 23-h
MRS. W. H. WINCHESTER.
DEALER in Millinery and Fancy Dress
IL Goods All kinds cf Millinery and
Dress Making done to order S;or6 IN build
ing with Book Store on Maple street.
e. ". aAPES.
HAS filed mp the ola Pioneer Store with
a large assortment Of New Gcotls. In
clothing and Boots and Shoes he; is second
To none ia quality and prices. Give him d
call
Cabinet Makers.
H. g. HAN EN-,
CABINET Mak.r aud dealer in sll kinds
u of Furniture. Keeps continually on hand
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not'ce to Creditofs.


STATE of " isconsiii-Pierce County Court in
Probate.
In The matter of the estate of John Tsb~r.
decreased.
II RTTERS PARLIAMENTARY having
j \ hsen this DAY Issued 10 Warrun .. Ia
ior. of Ellsworth ~ laid county ai"i six
months from the dale hereof having been AL
lou ed aud limited for creditors io present
their claims against said deceased iof'exsInin-
aiIon and adjustment
Notice is hereby given. that all claims and
d. r,ands against the estate Of said dece1s"d
will he received. examined ami adjusted by
and BEFORE the Judge Of this court. a. his "f-
fee in the city of Prescott. "n the first Mott
day uf each month. during said SIX momihs.
al 10 O'Clock AN.
WILLIAM HOWES.
40-4w County Judge.
Dated this 2lih day of October, D.lS1o.
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