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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

WAslrrNarosS, d. c., Jnne A--Ths
oeetl raony belfs the K&kIu& Com
nItote teaterIny wns ca 1lne< 70 Al
Albania. Ex- osne>Ur Warn, & Jssdge
Miller, Collector 81 Mobile, and Con-
gresham Hayes Justified REGARDING
the riot ~ . p0llticul. mt ting In Blu.
taw last November. Regarding the
condition o. the 4tnto lAtterly, they
stated II was peaceable. 'if'' 'ftsi'
AN INDIAN wxs. ssssa
OfiicIal dates received ct the War
DepartmeM prove conclusively that
there Will be an Iuuian war this sum
mer. Dispatches have been sent To
the commnnding General In Arizona
To use every exertion to, maintain
peace. Two Of the members Of tile
Indian Commission are expected tn
start Immediately for that country.
The Administration " very anxious
I, prevent an Indian war. ~ N
LONDON, June 0,--Advices ftpm
Hong Kong, May. 70, report that a
Ctoiie transport from Macao for Cal
alo, was burned at sea and 6OO Coolies
persisted In the flames. The particu-
lars received are all conflicting. ssl'f
LONDON, June o. A letter nom M.
Guizot, published to day, advocates
the valuation of the t-lectIohs to the
Assembly of the Duke D'Aumale.
the Prince de Jolnville, and tile set
Element Of y form .Of government for
France By the vote Of the nation.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.--Att the
conclusion Of the argument of couu.
sci for Mrs. Fair, on q motion for a
new trial, this evening, Judge OWN.
ellie Informed Mr.. Cainpbell, counsel
for tile people, that It was unneces-
sary for him to reply. The attempt
to impeach jurors had failed, and he
would over-ruie the exceptions taken
during the trial. He then briefly al
luded to the crime, and impartial
trial she had hal, and sentenced
Laura d. Fair to be hanged on the
18th day or July.
A remarkable scene then ensued.
Mrs. Fair maintained nlmost her
usual composure, but the strong
minded women who attended
throughout, manifested sympathy In
the most ostentatious manner, Mrs.
Emily Pitts Stevens, leader Of the
party, embracing the prisoners moth
er, then going over to the reporters
desk, telling them she hoped they
were satisfied now, &c. These mani
festations continued until the court
was cleared. 1t Is believed Gov.
Haight will not Interfere. rf1 ft
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

OLARKsyIlLE TOBACCO HARKEr.

Oar Tobacco market during the last four
weeks has exhibited more animation thar,
for several weeks previous, resulting In n
gradual ami steady advances In prices, and
closed last week ut about hs high prices as
were paid In the curly part OF the season.
Prices. Tuexlay, were fully up TO those of
the previous week, with u strong feeling In
favor OF the seller. We attribute the ad-
vance to the fact that recent sales In New
York. New Orleans and Baltimore have
paid the spectators n small profit, thus
placing them In condition to re-inyest, Tor
To use nm ex prsAsion familiar TO the Tobac-
GO Board, ITO NIL up.') and 70 the now ap-
parent fact. that tho present crop will fall
greatly below the estimates Of tobacco
buyers. Together with the fact, or ut least
TO tho reasonable calculation, " both pro-
Queer and buyer, that tho crop planted this
year will be largely short OF the number OF
acres planted In 1870. Also. that there are
now large orders hero to he filed, (the or
den here for Clarksvillc Tobacco, are in
excess Of the supply The above facts,
taken into consideration, are suffic .ent to
account for the steady advance that has
boon going ON for three or four weeks, and
:, rt,srs hsrs mu.s !, n ,,,,.s,,,,., ~, ar,
.rn. r..r.h .,A.s..... -. ~
awarded, and ~ France has but little To-
bacco on land, shcn come In the mar
ks .r Nh" ne'p 20 iur'ncr S'i men prices.
Warehouses;. : - = - - - - 80
Harrison & Shelby, Of the Clnrks-
Vile Wurehoiiaa aid far fha xvaol |
,,,,,
ehuin8 June oru, lOl nhus. as foilOws:
~ hhds m.a,,,, ~ .oo., ,.., 49,. a. ;.
~ ~ n ~ "ieo''h' 70 Soou icnf. rom "a 20
70 ~ ~ ~; ,..,
20 ti,ds n low ,cn,, ~ W 20 ~
,,i, ns; , co,n ,.. 70 goca iuEs ~ vto 10.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

GRANT IL said to be anxious to pre-
vent an Indian war. Ofcourse! He
wants all the troops that might be
required for such war to be vt his
command, to fight the Ku-klux in
the South.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10
n 5T. LOUIS
MUTUAL llYD INSURANCE 70.

4 have resigned ths once ~ local aud aH-
sumed that OF special Agent ~ the ~.
I will conttnuc 20 take sppltcs<ttons or
this prosperous Company. and cordtaily
recon mend II 10 nil who want ldfe tn*tr-
may he reduced, and tar0cv f>lslirnds paid
In future, this Company Tins made arrange
mcnfs IN have IL future COLLECTIONS nude
by the bank of Clarkssiiic. Policy heidcrs
will bs notified ~ their alspronching re-
newalr by the home office. and whrn duc
viii call 80 The aid liauk aud ssakc psy'
mc,i. ~ n NC. fffVN>.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

Dshse - Bonnesse@s A0mt11s9evy TO-
iiosch q Ramcy vs. Y. A Buhlsw.
III thiseause 4 appearins;. by af,davit.
Justly indDtsd " tho plaintiff. aud y an
PROCESS N law cannot w. scfved ~ iiiin.
leviu)1>,, b Il pruperiy. II IL THEREFOR order
~ tiltk publicnt i0slsb made IN the
cIAnKsv.LI. ctsad 4 IL. II .newspAprr
gaDli.hsd II The s!iy o rlsr..yills, iDr
said ". A. buhiaw. n appear before nls. or
some other acting Jv.tlec Of thu i,eacs,. ~
ny otrfs. ~ s:lnfIssx tiles Tr1.n: op tire ~ !!
suft against htni, or II will be- proceeded
June xiilw = scr xisass. 70.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

u you ,cant a nice party Tie or
Vest, go 10 n. E. McCULLOCH'S
aud you will find 10. ia- sli M ti
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

GRANT, In his vindictiveness to-
wards the; South, Is Withdrawing
troops from the frontier, and asslgn
ing them to Tennessee and Georgia,
at the very TIME that the savages are
desolating the frontier settlements
and saturatlng the soil with the blood
Of men, women and children, belong
ing to his own race. Brute, drunk
ard and fool! does he think such con-
duct conducive to his reelection p
The people have long been his slaves,
but he should remember that the
spirit Of liberty Is not eradicated from
the hearts Of all, and that spark
may rekindle and make 1t the tuner
al pyre Of his senseless ambition-at
once the punishment of his crimes
and the destruction of his hopes.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

White and Fancy Narcotics Hests,
black and white Alpaca Chats, the
incest crcr brought TO this market,
just received, and for sale, at
McCULLOCHS Store.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

The incest thing IN the wdy Of a
S,snmsr Coat eper 6roughtto Carks.
vile, no,o for sale at R. T.. McCUL-
LOCH'S Clothing Store.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10
m chsWcesy ~ Ci1sksvllls. state Of
" ~ Tsonosacc.
cLsnk-x -SsAsrHnsO rvicis, 4
1870 May ~, is7i. !

Wink kH1ANfEhH OFfIfE, I m
I4uT0 May ~, 1871.
Joshua Elder cOtn pIaSpant W. 4. N. Jone,
fiu and Ot1,c1x. detsDfaNte- 4l,,|lsI
IT appealing eso!n ssIldHvtt nlel IN lIsia
kcnusF. tlsae ebe >1e(sn>la0ls q. H. &osea
AMI tAxxte lfsrcn are non -rents1eo,ie ~ thu
%ntvnt rrllil<r henf q N therefore Orslcrr,l
that they tt,fer tlbtlr apirsral ,cc herein
srtore orwtthin the nrrt dsgss' days ~ tI,r
next TARA 81 nnid court, ~ l,n held on fh,s
~ Monday IN July, ie5l, aud plead. answer
or dcnsuf ~ eOssuIutjsHuts htit. Or tho
ai,.c " u IN taken lov Ssstrsnd ~ IL (l,rtss
ssy ~ ~ s sssEs s"S "a
;sscsc>s,yr wses.: n hscIssk-yIisst 'hs"n.
'f''' !a,i.IV''s:II ssnx~,s. :. n.
June - is'i-if-rF. fsss1 ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10


HORACE GREEDY, Ms an aspirant
for Presidential honors, becomes u
close trimmer, and draws a distinc-
ton between supporting the admin
istration and supporting Grant. 1t
seems to US that u man who advO-
Gated the Ku-klux bill, need have no
scruples about advocating Grant, or
the Devil. He hopes by this distinc-
ton to gain both wings of the party,
but he will find II difficult to make
Others see him rs he sees himself.
The advocate Of n mOnstr0us tyranny
who affects to despise the tyrant,
gains more credit for knavery than
patriotic Integrity. So Horace will
learn and, AS the consistent supporter
of Congress, in its war upon constu-
tional liberty, it il too late to make
capital by drawing nice distinctions
between the tyrant and the tyranny.
Take new departure, Harace, or you
go up the spout. Ha 3s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10


y rs ~ the: ciesrl ccs,llng waters q
sux ofess Y the NV county u
ous'vf VNs of1hn rAhrY.
----- N ---t~-sD- ~ --7--
We rouv INN the ,rol,acco Tasy
~ r... xv..,,,.,s.. A.. e.,,~..,..,
- 80 ~ e ,.'''''" ss,s 'vs'o ,''i
Communication nom. Hon. q. q.
Smith, Ia reply 10 the Injuries Of
sErnnklin. ~ IN the tCupnuscr.r ~
,.-4.A,. -
''
CLARKsvrrI.r. TENN. June 2. 1871
an. - 100. 80 !. ,. 80" =, Ao'.'
fos"e Husso' ~ tne 1oodcco Le0y /;
~ the CHRONICLE Of To-day find
the ioiiowing communication: SIX.
EDITORS s'ERoSfcuE: one who feels an
interest "a Clarksville's present and luturs
p,9spcr'sy ae n sss IN rotation
gauge bon..s u the -. &. & {. 4. Il. have
male dilIgent inquiry with many OF our
,a,,n n,,a ~ fs X IN ior lois inior-
now ASK inc only Sscrs ar ar. rs $ a. the road
since LIS inception Hon. Z, q. smith and AR.
t"ilina how ,hs bonp u ,.rs , sts'encnt de,
whom. at what price, and what Isnefit the
railroad derived from this class u bonds
-, iS....a ~ .,s.,i,.s FhA 's Kiln
Replying TO this INQUIRY. I have To
say that have been troubled only
by examining the books Of tile Rail-
road Company, In possession Of Mr..
Faxon, the present Secretary, and
fiud that the following disposition OF
the second mortgage bonds was made
by the Company, to-wit: 81 x
Sixty-fve thousand Ave hundred
dollars In SAIL, bonds were sold In 1850
To sixty-thrce business firsnsin Louis
vile, KY, ut, according to my best
recollection, sixty-five cents on the
dollar.
Ninety-one thousand dollars I'm said
bonds were issued to Wood. MorreIl
& Co., of Philadelphia, Pa, at par,
by contract with them for iron rails.
Thirty thousand were issued TO
Rice, Davis & Co. at par. according
to their contract with the COMPANY
for graduation,
Fifteen hundred dollars To Maxwell.
Saulpaw Il CO., under contract with
them for bridging. ~ ~
Before the iron rails were all deliv.
cred and while they were being rhip-
ped from Pittsl,urvh. Pa. one of the
former Contractors with the C,ompanv
attached twenty thousand Dollar,
worth of iron. and to indemnifv
Messrs. Weyman 4 Son. who beoa me
security for the COMPANY in order To
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

IT is said that the japanese gov
eminent proposes to hire some of our
Treasury rats to inaugurate q system
of National Banks in Japan. The
men to be employed, will not only
put the banks in operation, but will
fleece the Japanese to the tune Of
many millions Of dollars. They are
adopts at that game.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

participants m this excursion than
the few hours spent under the shady
trees ~ the: ciear, ccs,ling waters y
Xellg cres4s u the pew county u
Housepss. ONE or THE PARTY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

THE drab philosopher of the New
York Tribune, seems to have found
the South in very different condi-
ton from that reported by himself,
prior to his visit to Texas. But he
acknowledges the fact reluctantly, as
may be inferred from the qualifying
assertion that he can see an under
current Of discomfort. He is n blind
philosopher IL he cannot see both the
undercurrent Of discomfort and the
superabundant causes for 1t. Let
him but review his own conduct since
the war, and ask his conscience
whether he has not given cause
enough for discomfort to brave and
gallant people, bearing up, heroically
under the petty malice of mean
party, and the insults Of cowardly
clique Of unscrupuIous tyrants, cloth
ed, byignorance and fsnaticisni, with
absolute power over Constitutions
and laws.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

We copy nom the Tobacco Leaf,
Of last "wednesday, the following
communication nom. Hon. G. G..
Smith, Ia reply 10 the inquiries of
franklin" In the CHRoNfcLE Of
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

Extra size suits, In Cashmere and
Linen, at Nc Cuiioch's--40 to 40 inches
breast, u f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

+ A RebeIitous Stomach. The Stom-
ach, like the body polite, resemts III
treatment by rebellion. And when
It rebels, the liver, the bowels, the
nerves, the circulation, the brain, re-
volt likewise, and the whole system
Is disastro,lsly agitAted. PacIfy and
regulate the dersnged dlgestl organ
first, and the disturbance In its de-
Tendencies will speedily cease. Tho
tonic, Alternative, corrective and puri-
Tying properties Of afe i87ta
Tarrant's SeItxer Apericnt,
render II an irresistible remedy In
cases Of indigestion and LIS concomi-
tan. ailments. II IL q fine stomaclsic,
and It's catbartic operation Is NO mild
aud genial, that II never produces the
slightest symptoms ri debility. i
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
june ~, '1I-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

4 large and nicc assorfui~n n
Linen and Aipacca fbots, Jnsf re-
cfir<d Nv H. n. SfcLrYceh. C0N 4
md -ss Hem.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10
Cumberland River Packets.



John LnSnsdclA,
o. W. DAVIS, Master.
Leaves for CAIRO every THUKsDAS, al
bo'cl0ck A. NJ.
Leaves for NASHVILLE every MONDAY.
Al so'eloek r.. NJ. 1 LLlff..ft. ~
y. 7. GRAcEy a Bro. Asts.
Tyrone.
TOM HARTMAN, Master.
Leave. for CAIRO every uk'sDAy. a, 9
Leaves Tor NxsHvIILE svcry sATUR-
DAY, at s O'Clock p, M 1900.
~, y. y. GRAcEY a BHO., Agts.
Tnltsnsan,
WILEY SIMMS. Master.
BRUCE HUNTER. Clerk,
Leaves .., Cor CAY" ssc'y '$AFvhpAf'A'
Leaves Tor NAeBlvgLLE WEDSEH.
pay y : = F's GTsAc d ~ 8 Huo,, Ax',.,
dcc2s. 1S70-sns liIt8HSI NHA III !
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

As the hot season In approaching, 1 call
esi,eci.i sttention g. nay sfoek Of difsft Inn
ported Wines nnsi LiTm0rr. ~ old N,s1 metz
sherry Wins 81 different qualities, Fort
Wine, Golden Horn DIN, Otard, Ilsnhe~Hry
and PeivoiHin BrRndies, original treusk
Gle. genuine, .rnd respectfully solfcit the
puironase of tbs pubiic.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-14

ITO the unknown heirs at law OF L. c. Hogan
Il deceased, and all other persons claiming
or having an interest, either legal or equitable
in the lands hereinafter described at the time
the lands were sold for taxes, and all other
such persons as may be in any way Interested
therein You are hereby notified that on the
ID Monday of April, A. D., 1867, there was
struck off and sold to the Treasurer OF the
Board of Levee Commissioners for the Coun-
ties of Bolivar, Washington, and lssaquena,
by the Collector of the Levee Tax for the taxes
due said Board. the following described tract
of land situated in the county Of Sunhower,
(said tract of land being situated in the said
county of Bolivar at the date of said sale
to-wit:
The south half of section seven, township
twenty, range five, containing 32l acres more
or less; and a deed made and executed there
for from said Collector TO said Treasurer, and
the prescribed time having expired without
the same having been redeemed, and the lands
remaining unredeemed, and the undersigned,
William Counts, and Francis j. Graham, hav-
ing purchased the same from said Treasurer,
and received their deed therefor, dated the LIST
Of May A. d. 1871, and having filed their bill
in the Chancery Court Of Suniower county,
Mississippi, praying that their title TO said
land may be confirmed and that the same will
be conf rmed unless you be and appear Mt the
on the first Monday Of December, A. d. 1871
the same being the 4th day of said tn, and
show sufficient cause against said title and
the confirmation thereof.
WILLIAM COUNTS,
FRANCIS J. GRAHAM.
S. McNErLY. Solicitor for Complainant.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-14

The Board Of Supervisors accepting the pro-
position from said railroad company, herein
before incorporated and made part Of thi.
order; therefore,
BE IT ORDERED, That the question OF
Subscription" or NO subscriptions" TO the
amount OF two hundred and twenty-fve thou
sand dollars (e225, 0D) the amount sontained
and asked for in the proposition aforesaid, be
submitted to the qualified voters Of Kinds
county, at special election TO be held ct the
various voting precincts in Kinds county. ON
THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF DRCHMbHR
1871, AID the Board OF Registers Of Hind,
county, are hereby notified to hold eaid eIec
ton, and to proceed at once TO give the notice
hereof, SIS is provided by Article 4 Of the Gen
eral Election Law, and to make due returns of
the result Of said election rs required by law;
and that the Clerk Of this Board certify q
copy Of this order % the Board Of Registrars.
J. R. HORN, President.
GEO. DoSyELL, Clerk. nov2S
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-14

Outstanding Losses not due, ......... $S7, 5O1 4S
2,I2S agencies have been established and are
fully prepared for service. A large and very
valuable business is already secured. $2yO,
$40 % have been promptly disbursed for loss
es clearly indicating the means and determl n
alton 10 perform all obligations quickly. No
suit has vet been brought against the Company.
Business has been larger, expenses lighter,
and results better and more encouraging than
represented to subscribers upon organization.
The unvarnished truth has been our polar
star, and consequently all pledges have been
abundantly fulfilled.
An ample reinsurance fund and all out
standing claims are provided for, and lib
eral dividend declared, besides holding COM
Portable extra surplus in addition thereto.
Under such usage, the ANDES INSUR-
ANCE co. asks Of its members IN the light OF
present accomplished facts, now exhibited,
that they will merely pass this record as the
herald 10 a propitious future less difficult Of
professional mplishment, and bound o..
develop out of embryo from natural order
of events.
rectIy indicating the fine volume Of business
~at our command that fully Six Hundred
Thousand Dollars 100000 in premiums have
been Tefuseds> No less than IL Insurance Com
paAies closing an improbable business, ap-
Piled to us for Reinsurance, which at the
terms offered, was respectfully declined. The
cause of this gravitation will in few years
become better understood, when the patient
and character which Insurance needs to COM
mand legitimate equivalents are properly &C
cepted without any discount.
The Andes has met with cordial greeting
and unanimously fattering reception at the
hands of the bestinsurance agents throughout
the country. 1t has attracted that universal
attention which only can be commanded by the
most sterling enterprises. In other words,
owing to the reputation of Mr.. Bennett and
the gentlemen associated with him in its or
ganization, the company at once reached a
place which, under other circumstances, it
could hardly attain in many years. The spir-
it, application, and zeal of both the Office corps
and the efficient travelling representatives of
the company have been rewarded in the high
est degree, and it is not too much to say that
under its present management ii will more
than realize the most sanguine expectations
of its friends. It's stock has already been sold
in the open market At % per cent. premium.
Has Deposited $4,000 in the Treasury of
Mississippi, and complied with all the State
Laws.
BARROWS & SMYTHE,
octl07I AGENTS
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TRUSTEES SAFE.

ny virtue Of the power vested in me by
ID Deed of Trust, executed by William Is
stewart. on the 18th Of March 1870 and hled
and recorded April list, 1870, in the office OF the
Probate Clerk Of Kinds county, in Deed Book
- pages 272 and 273, TO secure TO John Chane
and Brother of New Orleans, the payment OF
certain note made by the said Stewart 70 the
said Chafe 6 Brother, on the 18th OF Mnrcn'
due October LIST thereafter, with interest OF ten
per cent from maturity, / will sell 70 satisfy
said debt, at public outcry, TO this highest bid
der for cash. in front of the State Capitol, In
the city of jackson, between the hours Of ten
o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock +. NJ, on Mon
dav. the 9th day Of October next, the following
property, on the plantation on which said
Stewart resides, near Edwards Depot, in
Kinds county to-wit: One steam engine, one
boiler one grist mill, and one saw mill togeth-
err with all the betting, saws, tools and every
thing of every kind in any manner connected
with the said lean saw and grist mills, anal
necessary to operate and keep the same in re-
pair, also one bay saddle horse called Billy
w. T. WITHERS,
sept5s&wtd Trustee.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-14
DAILROAD ELECTION NO.
IA THCE.

MOBILE ASD N0RFEwBsTBRE X. K. Co.,
Office No. 40 St. Francis Street,
MOBILE, ALA, Nov. Is, 1871. J
Te the Honorable the President and Board OF
Supervisors Of the County Of Kinds, Mis-
sissippi:
GENTLEMEN In behalf Of the Mobile and
Northwestern Railroad Company, and in ac-
the charter Of said company, have the honor
to respectfully request that, for and en- account
Of the county Of Kinds, you shall, in confor-
mity with said section Of the charter, sub
scribe to the capital stock Of said company in
the sum Of two hundred and twenty-five thou
sand dollars and that to obtain the necessary
authority to make such subscription, you shall
submit the question Of Subscription" or mo
Subscription" to the qualified voters Of said
county on the SIXTEENTH DAY OF DE-
CLIMBER, 1871.
w. D. MANN,
Vice President NJ. & n. w. K. R.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-12-14
GEO. DONNELL, Clerk

WHEREAS, a petition signed by fifteen legal
voters and the taxpayers of the county of
Kinds in the State of Mississippi, asking for
subscription from said county to the capital
stock of the hatcher and Jackson railroad
company, incorporated by an act of the Legis-
ature of said State, approved July 10th, 1870, OF
the amount of TWO HUNDRED & TWENTY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS-said subscrip-
ton 10 be in bonds of said county, drawn as
by law directed, and payable twenty years AZ
ter date, and carrying interest at the rate of
seven per eentum per Annum from date until
paid, has been presented to me.
Now, therefore, l, ]. r. Horne President of
the Board of Supervisors of said county, do
hereby give notice to the legal voters of said
Kinds county, that they do, on SATURDAY,
THE l6rH DAY OF DECEMBER 1871. meet at
the usual places of holding elections in said
Kinds county, for the purpose of voting for or
against said subscription Of two hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars to the capital
stock of said railroad company.
Notice is hereby further given, that each
person may vote at any box in the county, and
will he required to produce his certificate of
registration issued TO him by the present
Board of Registration Of said Kinds county,
to the inspectors of election before casting his
vote.
). r. HORNE,
President Board of Supervisors