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We would invite the especial at
ntien Of housekeepers to the stock
stoves, tinware, hardware, ETC.,
pti in store by our townsmau Mr..
R.Ryan. All kinds of guttering,
and repairing done on short
tce. If
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sfhatt.
rl,f 10 i. sifl
f ne Ell Haafi
Of .ali o. alsf
sft fd.ff
fsr
hslelfets ieii a as 81
ou Welnssasy ! gis h. nf,a b.
iie asss lsHHb % itn piss end
VieiHsy 80 y splendsl afessss
Fine maf tY Jitbys baud q
large shd fcsnsa sHeai.
aues ef bfits SOD gentlemen from
all sesiloas Of ons saaaly q sump
iuou sapfg. ample room. n W.
Msso'ae bsshilns ior daaciuv IN che
lo~~ hJl aad Conversational par.
ties In The Lodge room Up - iiFs.
with ; hksrt discrimination on che
part Of the nmnutets o. render the
occastou pleasant ta an IN attend
ance, made thc amir nc most dc-
lightful pleasure gathering Of the
season. In fact, i was " the ball Of
the season" The prerogntiyes Of
leap year were fully carried out, aud
Il was I" perfectly charming to
have q beautiful young lady ap-
proaeh you, aud with a graceful
bow and q winning smile, ask you
for the pleasure Of your company
in the next Quadrille. II almosttook
oar breath away, and we invariably
our hartshorn bottle trrepar-
ed for the oecasion) and placed it to
our olitactories as We gently muir
INJURED, certainly Mise -, it
will afitrd me great pleasure to ac-
cept your company" All. it was
than eating loaf sugar with a
s's4s YRS
We were 50 completely carried
away with the pleasures OF the
evening, that we did not deem our
capable of noticing the attras-
tive features in reportorlal" style,
and We pprsuadeda charming young
lady'to consent to write report of
the ball Of "wo girls for publica-
in our next issue, and we, the
deponent, further saith not, until
that report comes in, g.. t.5 t4,r8.
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several gentlemen Of bibulous

Fl ~ AA ~ W
several gentlemen Of bibulous.
|pensities, have added to the city
Edsi in the last week by "a dona-
b, on account of gratitude for be-
g Narded an over night IN tie
|n&Sme new brick building on Po-
Eontas street, where the windows
|e little diamond openings for
ing at the moon and bright
s. Parties not wishing to try
r gratitude for kind treatment in
boarding house, must rcmem-
to keep sober when they visit
bis
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THE IMPROVED GERARD
OROIDE GOLD H'.fTCHES
SO, SI5, SIS.


We have recently brought uur gold metal
to such perfection, that it's difficult ior the
best Judges TO distinguish il from gold,
The W watches are with patent tscaprmcnt
movements, in appearance and for time equal.
ing a gold one worth SiO0. Tho $l2 are full
f~jeweIed patent levers equal to a $3.50 gold
watch. The $l5 are The same as the last, bat
o. u finer finish, hickle movements, equal 10
one costing sl7a, aud the Sls watches are Of
a fine finish with full jeweled American lever
movement c%quaiing q gold one costing 500.
They are all in hunting cases, gents and
ladies' sizes, ana gpsranteed fortune md wear
w special certificate, also elegant designs Of
re $ and ladies' chains from : TO ~, and
jewelryry Il kinds
Bills sef.. ID. Customers permitted 70
examiAe what thcy order before paying bills,
ON payment Of express charges.
When six watches are ordered, at one time
we will send an extra watch Of the same quail
lily free. For. further particulars send for cir
cular. Address n IS
JAMES GERARD b CO,
25-cm IS Nassaua ct n, Y, po Box 1891
.E.S4 Esl
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READ THE FOLLOWING.

h b gm IuKA, MISS, June 20, 1869
MEssps.' MANSFIELD & HIeBEE:
The, fSflpwing are voluntary state
,ments. 4 make them alone fol-. the
good ofthe suffering. When | was
IN your city you recommended to me
and advised me to buy the Magic
Aruica Eminent. My reply was,
| had no Confidence III patent nos
trums. Itold you OF a hurt | re-
ccived eleven years since that bad
not been relieved, but was incrcas-
ing with age. You then presented
me with a bottle of this liniment. |
t90k it through courtesy to you II
wqekrdter j got home ! concluded
tSSuk 81 l applied ~ twice each
dAt4bf two weeks. Since then !
Lave feTkno pain, but feel as well as
/ did twenty years ago. The bottle
of liniment has been worth more to
me than the bottle filed With gold
would have been. i recommend
theiinhaeueJ VII whoI ffd saffer-
ipg witt pain from strains, bruises,
rhe1hatism or any other oause
wha,cssE II recommends Itself
wherevs sold. am, dear sirs,
NJ J. = EsVanro nfnsB ga Z
8. j. WADLEY,
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IrICr TO LIrIGANTs.-Mondsy i,
last rule day of the Chancery
lrt that orders can be taken for
,lieation to nonresident parties
.uts to be tried at the next term.
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There is to be a private leap year
|ty given in the neighborhood Of
liver church, on the 9th inst.
e tickets are already issued to
! invited guests, and from thc
of managers, We can say that
one receiving an Invitation, and
Ing to attend, win miss a rare
h. tfNaaysy&s
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- itui So 80
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Has
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f Hs sai
sfflsss
o. fsaaea fsfs 81 co. ae rhsaas
nss So HssI nfasssis sf iiNfsaisa.
nHlsas. ffTfffssf 80 fsfHHIarI fsssfs
Bissssfs - fhs Hfsss tlsFH nlfssfa 80
nisftff ffss niffsfstsTf tsar HH fsf~~
81 SOS hisssas 81 sssi ~ suisse
uissd ssa Essss } sss1 zee
81 - rifssftss esssss.
HNAfhfsfA eH fNui0Narf0t, nsat
60. ffa " iss shssftas rsstss. fsttasss FL iHs
ntst nffasss. asss rfastsHaas ~ ~ ttsssrt
nsa Hssh " ms tasik #5alss snsstf fsFtissos
n ~ assa. isss@#sfss n sss Laass. rss 10 -
Hsfrsi 81 ~ kaasfs satstttisst eaF fasff
gaSrna ~ ~ sssr3aass nspspss
nfftsfr sfstt Ne sssassH - stnsais o. tsf.
fifHff "a tsssls. shfss fss4sr ess~ n ass4ssusi
re n n ~fissstss ~ tissa sfsn lmssdnss. 80
- 10 ass ne ssa a. 70 ne ssss sr.' m
toannts DISEASES. ffagt sas Tets. ssi
uHssn, nsiehss. sgsts. ftHpiss. rusislea nans. CO..
taeeisa Rag Nefas, fssi4Hsss ssrefr4 Erysis
else ia. scafis. nhesisfszisas sfths ssla. Hssnafs
AL pssaasa sfthsskla. ~ shsssvss asxs Or aaiur,
ae ntsrtiiy gag W snd esFtisd sss sfths system m
thoft uiast ~ Ne zee u tires niser. oua tsitls IN
sach sssss vfi eeayines tss tasss issFsfaieus of p,sff
earaivs eject
Cleanse ~ vitlatud nissf shsasrsr yos hni ~
h~rpafinas hursishs thfsaEh ths stin IN Finpiea. Rfap-
u1ns ~ ssfes sleaass Il sssn Ysu haan distracted
ard slnrxish IA "a tslns sifsnsa 4. uhoaith f3ul.
sni Tsus iselinss WI tel yaa vheu. Keep ne biooi
pare asa ne health o. me SYSTEM wni foiiov.
PIN. TAPE sna ethsf WORMS. turing IN ihs
sysism u % many thessaAas, are s#sc,uaiiy destroy.
81 aai removed. Yer fall alfsesiss.. read esrunny
the circaiar tr,uad eacA bottle, prtated n Icut IN.
-saa9s-Ensish. esunsA, Breach Asa spanish.
. wALgrl, rrepactof. a. H. MoDON AID 4 co.
irr r'sis nv Ocp Agents. san rrinei.ra. 60
ga ae'iSi Ucutis CO sret. Nv Yof,
~ sDLp Dr Alb DRUGGISTS ANo DSAlIJp
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WONDERFUL

lagic Arnica Liniment will not
cure in the shortest space OF
. all ordinary cases Of sprains,
ses and aches, but Reven the
I'd paralysis will yield to its pow
penetrating influence. q
READ THE TESTIMONY t.s
Hoas LACE Dsr0r. MISS, May IS, 1870.
his is to certify that I was af-
ed with general paralysis from
uary, 1859, my disease com.
,cing with the most intense
wsiness. 1t seemed. indeed, thai
lould sleep myself away. Igrew
idly worse, aud my case was pro.
lnced softening Of tho brain b,
r separate physicians, and incu,
lie. About Christmas last | com.
need the use of Magic Armies
himent, by advice Of my aunt
y A. w. NJ. Rosebrough, wht
ught T'should at least try to d.
netting. From that time ! com
need rapidly improving, and now
er having used FIVE bottles, fin
yself entirely well.
A. C. LAND.
Asthe aunt of Mr.. Land, / nj
riectly tamiTisr with all the hct
the above case, ind consider III
nc a remarkable onr.
MRS. a. w. NJ. ~ROSEBR0rGI
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RAILROADS d HOTELS
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
TIME TAHLR.

MISSISSIPPI u tennessee Hallr0ah.
TINE TanLg.
Chasge of time on Sunday Nov. 20, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 2:10 P. NJ, pas
Como 4:26P. H., Sardis 500, Batcsville SEE,
CORTLAND CAB, pope's Station $50, and ar
arrive at Grenada TBS p. ~.
Express trains leave Memphis tl5 p. w., pass
Como6 ;58, Sardis 1885, Batesyille s.07, Court
land 8.24, Popcis 1881, r. ". and arrive at
Grenada 1890, P. ".
Freight train leaves Memphis $50 An, pass
Como 1l.15, 6ardis 1870, Batesyille LA,
CORTLAND l'4l, Po)e's l:53, aud arrive at
Grenada 5:10 P. NJ,
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada o:25A T., pass Pope't
ll:l0, Courtland, ll:i7, baiesrille, 1882,
Sarlis, 1926, Como, 1910 AZ NJ and arrive
at Memphis 300 Pm.
EXPRESS trains leave Grenada 1886 \. NJ. pasi
Pope's l37, Courtlands4:45, Baiesyille SOB,
sardis $50, Como, 6:12, and arrive at Mem
pbis $50 A.. ".
Freight train leaves Grenada $50 A. NJ pas
Pope's SAT, Courtland 800, Batcsvillc 9:27.
Sardis 1898, Como lib, A. NJ, and arrive
at Memphis 400 Pm.
Mail and 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays.
The mail train going Sonth makes c,rcc
connection at Grenada for New Orleans. The
Express going South connects for Water Val.
ley, Cefeeyille, Oxford, &c.
- ..
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Estey'so rgans, ta4
at III. e.. H0LLENBERGS,
274 Second St. Memphis Tenn.
no23~3m d tr
DESIRABLE.

Every family will find it desira-
bic to keep Magic Arnica Liniment
on hmdgs,It is composed of ex-
tract Of Arnica, Chlorodyne and
rare essential oils, chemically CON-
bined, and is always ready, never
becoming solid or rancid. 1t is be-
yond question the most powerfully
penetrating lipiment made, and one
bottle is worth a gallon of any other
kindllsA tAa1MsAAA I.L3A
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Ayers S~ara7rariila,
.OM EAisEr1gA@ IA.N E..Aeas a.

..H aEH. HWH PAW" H .H'
The rg,pt38 30 nv u.
4. !. !. !: Z. !. !: !. /. I. 4: !.
.a4t, a.'.p fhe v-.ef,.
AJ-4 4: 81; 81: ::..: !: 4: (: Il: I: !:
~S@ agAttfgl. q~t.siiis W
sAeIt4A HFofieE aiie, EHtslal
~gtafatci NJ ne sgl9ip
Ns@fas-fsAsAA Init 'enieish3H aslts'ii
they s.re painfaliy siif ~ Eats bayn ,ajt .iig
cared IN srch great fgifTit'ftld l.snod rfriy -
ton Of the couairs, that tbs iS1l4. neafttN hett
" he informed 9fik ,lataes efpSW
Serofnlgas poison l. s1r % thf isg u l,nstdrs
i've a~grgptea o. ~ A. q. Uflsa, I'll ~ sruniSl
anfeif tabaGi OF liz Dr4ai5shl ptfl.l eGet iterots
~stifatiin aud nyitrs TIC aiHgls Of sgin-eiss ~. y
tai diseatcs, willioat exiting . gAlt-fai NJ Va
prcscsee. .igAiD, u stcits &. bgstH! ialv ties
throughout ~ teis, ~ / 'iipq ~ -stsnc n vntsGIa
o~ceaslar, rapidly seyelop iaip urs or afinsr u w
hlieosfs h'rli's either 90 the Hir'F~'p " s'iTsifraha
.yitai4. ~ Lhe iatipr, ~inlrlrles tiiay lv ia,leali
Deposited IN nv Iutv ~ s@s ~ nltaSss ipfaI. |
10 the liver, ck II slhnR 4 ~ pfia rfer Va p~slatlli.s
on tho skin, or N1i ults Teas u. fi'sa ll.ii1 ri
lie body. Hchre tie oggaflap9l 'ae 81 Z iHftle
OF tl,ts ~Sdrs1tagffI9 Z hdH.hiig. eyi. f.acs, 40
active symptoms II disgaAe figeaf. fersnis RI
fiels-, WITH tie following fstnpl. nj yeryrgly
and immediate relief, and, ". i,el 81 rs'r, - ths
usP Of tins = iRh3g fHfl,lt.G ~ Srfha-
ms EYr, Rosr ~ E4gGp.Ffs, 7 III, Sat-
RIs.rs, hfaid Ures, Eingrats, 3osg If4~,
8ers Fam, antl other ~aiulBiSns ~ ~ tale forms
of kcrefs ias dissaYr. Aey ~ ~ taoie s,n.
ceafed foi ms, IA Dyspegsy4. F.f.fyV. UfTrs
Disease, RTE, Effi.Isf. a~,npattia. aud
the vniiors EireyoHs aaettaiis o. slfc i~aiisTrl.iS
and ners .Is ays.cDia. atiit- x f4.
sv,hf!fs III Tsnrrcr' Mo 5-"l~s'fS ris.
eases ara cnrsd BY Il, iio,r5l q i.pg mae, y r.
quired for erhdtifg tbr~f tlis iif.ase ~Ji.s'r'iieT BY
any medicine, But lmigFratituett nse u W.
m~fsiirinc VIII crrr the snnfriafit. {ri,~.rrhrn
or Whittier, Uterine Tlre,NfisA.s. rni iic,N,ti.s
Dlsenses. are contfnsf. tssH Fslspttsa fhsi an
matsly cured w liz purifying faes ~ yigoystt,n
effect. Minute aircesihAt IN s1tsh cn<c HFu ioifna
IN our Almanac, Supplied Efetif. Ih.FMwhs1
and Gotst. whcn ftfatasi BY hsrufinihtr'i go ~
traneous matters IN the lso,d, yitld ditfklyfo "
as also Jfrer DripIstfssfs = s5.htassy su0fss-
ton or IsfsB nation ofile Lirsr: And Jayv'
di~~, when arising, ~ ihey onon 90, Nom fhs
ranking poisons ~ ihe hlpos. ? sAbsi J.
P1RILtA " . rrss,t idlez.r ia tiis .tsenpl
md yigor of the ~ stem. Those Hhn am lam
| aaid and Lisfiesa, Jtsspesdrtf. Efefgfessi
and troubled with Nervous s;p3twhes.iss.s n
Fears, ~ any " ffsa aateiHfss tssDiu.n,stt'f "
Weaksess, win find Immediate tsiitS ana ,nss
vinelsg evidence % ~ vaIofasisr IsyNs lpes
trial.
rFKr5RrD
-. ). c. svrfs sso. r-r~" .ss.
i.rorfiraf and dsaipfssi ahssfsss.
GOLD By ALL pRL cllsls kfEGyw HIN
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1t ~ fta one ~ ~ f.
30 afn S'Ff. or
ItfHas EEL u Glide ii4sfl n rsff
eiyln nrss fhs bsiliaf m
u@slsy ca rs heitlisg o..
sea m.m ilaaa Hsfaz notice.
ta ) FeiN NJ ths HfUnsssi owl
sf nod se eahaefsd al ID
Ire ssss The pish afihs building
ga hfa4heik 81 inst - O,fak
ssshhses 81 AlaHeb and built
salef NJ rsf rsssua b. ihR qn.
frsrfvr NJ Asarew Jshs.ss, w
DC aim ~ tf2.sa Tie buikIms
IL eJmpesed q eve stories fhe
upper aoof being used fof the jail,
ind the Ioww story. composed Of
four elegantly Gsished rooms, ipr
dwelling OF Office purposes. Three
Of the lower rooms are now used
FOR the e'haaeery Clefk'a Office, and
the other BY the jailer as q sleeping
rom.
You enter the building from the
front at a double door lending into
d hail, aud ut the west end Of the
hall is the circular stairway, leading
Up within q square built tower to
the upper story, and reaching the
upper floor, a heavy grated iron
door opens into q hall running
across the building east and west,
and from whence heavy solid two
Inch cast iron doors open. on the
right into four cells lined with half
inch sheet cast iron and on the left
into four cells. 60I ,I3l .scB
The walls are Of brick on the out
side, eighteen inches thick, and
lined on the inside, including floor,
walls and ceiling, with heavy heart
zine timbers, six by ten inches,
which are cut in building 50 as to
become as solid as one piece, and in
the four cells on the right to be.
used for desperate cases, there is an
additional lining Of half inch cast
iron plate firmly bolted from the
Outside, making the walls so strong
THAT i would take a fine mechanic
with all the tools that he wanted an
incalcphble time to affect them in
the least.
The windows are small three feet
by four, and protected by a@solid
east Iron plate, with small diamond
shaped apertures, not over three
inches large, in the plate, for the ad-
mission of air and light. The doors
are Of solid cast iron, and have the
finest locks we have ever seen.
Every convenience to be found
forthe use Of prisoners that could
.fpossiblys be suggested, and AZ TIE
same time rendering the jail the
finest kind Of a specimen Of archi-
lecture. Tho execution of the
work IS of the very best order, and
Mr.. Johnson deserves many thanks
and much praise for the faithful
manner in which he has executed
his contract, for no better execution
of any building in the county can
IA We have cnteredin q combina-
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Ayers Cherry pector. :.



! eoIgliiy ncYes Dslnra b INC Ailoie hiettry ~
medicine, fas any fsiipR .sspn so wtaclf hfdi ~
iert.ls a,,gn ttc ccnlrJrrsr, pf tiailkiiid, q .tlbs
r~seFfie4d rfnciy fr pulmonary. sehsph5ihs,
q III yuah atpig srrics uf year,. EId Hilnax mort
sftlsa rasas 81 Hipn n lwf leeH higher assf hiyhcg
u iheif est.matien, NJ II bys Lpeospe better known.
~ ~nhigvfai rtnfaeieF and POS e. u fiirc ~ Va
riots nn,g.ti0Hs ~ the lungs and fhsp!t. hare
made II luoMas "a a FfiipLa1 prDseYib &l11nst
tfyesta. Willie adartal 10 nsltrF fol fEs W iiisrssa
Hnd 10 ,oung cbikifgn, ltisef Inc sprh tic W.
most esspstaal remedy TINT euh lie given iot irsil-
lent s~pfranmptipn. and the siahgsspqsNaGtxttessa
OF The threat and lungs. AZ n iTotisiou ngnihrt
fuddcn attadks or rfeepa II shfHlt be led ~
hand 10 every family, and f~ifticctf ~ ~ ntc sun.c.
Times a,lbjeff II, cvlds and ssssf1p, nj thoud slc
prevailed wita tLia anfidcte fer shffa.
td a I Viii asrsi nua!Rts1 81 sasss 1src I'D
snrra. and tfw rs,snt fssts,s.l u ressii isrlh
mastery N oscr t.c disorders ~ fxri NJ sal
Throat, taatpc Ip4st a stiIsjc " Tern ! ieattsN
NlieTi nothing clse could relEh theia, rstlrf W.
ctrysR Fer,cg.a The. ssNsiae iusl sssssKsenr.
singers asd I'wtt;e Srsaktss hiid' great
1asima i. Always rehessH and orrsi whcl'-
isoaelHis IL s~encfa,,y cared ~ tykins aa
Cherry Etrforsf ~ sraJll and fsegaesit loser.
80 geftrafiy arr NJ vhtttAa khbsffR, ur.twc
nreiiiot publish the certificates n Ihefa letesn
do more than azure iht iHblE tazftifs o&iaiidr:
are fully niaintiiietk
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., gnnd Duke tleSas was IN
.~ssitmdance ., the leap ysar
IA Baiessills.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
For Young Ladies.

Memphis. Tennessee.
~TaHis ACADEMY, Fertile education Of young
ladies Is under the superintendent Of The
Sisters Of Domonic. The course Of ipstruciion
includes useful and ornamental branches Of
education Special attention given to moral
and polite Department The school year
commences on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP
TENDER, md closes about the last Of June.
Terms per. session, payable half IN advance,
$50, $50, 800, and 800, according to the
agreed class Of the pupils. For luther lnfor-
nation r ply to or address tho.
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st Agnes Academy.
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Haf al lia kts4sas Laaaa 4 So
wsssbi Asl al sisasfemss. T..
Ma .fylbiss mosshs fuwkeb 4.
he t4~rfAtet ~ - r.,
ns AsaAs ., k,Jfassasks /,
ws.r a., 49, al. 80.
iown sh# hHbellt dsstEsdsi \,
Rim. Wsus.s name .s,s,sl 81.
al lIAs 4. ad,..e. - -...L...n.l
se~rviss. and h.>o m,..,,.ss.d /. Az
W. - A. h,ssh<.a. n II. ],
. So Ia aros,As
tAhtH
In feI1y 10 TIE qus.sieu, Why !.
that or . city kshess "a net
tske anlne aeslvs msssorm toward
opeAjoR ssr>cn a thstowb. ani
laying tilIswsIks NOS lhe principal
thorouehhros n wiII answer
ia d1ltd.e Of the honors6ls rvnlls-
men who centrvl the pres,nt NYatrs
Of thes ity, substantially the reason
for he non action on this impor~
,ant public work.
We must take into consideration
that Sardis has sprung from a conn,
try O roads. tola fl~our,shine rail
road town in n few wears. and that
there was. no survey Of the city un.
III a very short time since. and that
the only public tboroughfares have
basn he common conntv eross-
roads and private by-ways. aud that
there has never been ah.y donation
of streets or alleys by, any n to
tbe town. and that to open streets
according TO the survey of tbs On.
r;noor The conse,t Of tho nart;es
O,,,,;,. ,hoetoSa bv aeed IN the
CITY, must be obtained. or the Mayor
and poor1 ~ A,aermen must con.
-.I
49,, .hanart;a. wbot damage tbov
.mahM.I,nad ,hato ,,,
L..Ia~,osaomouho o,..o;nad h,
r. .h.m:a, .a.hor.u NO.
..a. ,.oa,.o
ssa" ;mJ;ao.;on. va .ro
~ ,ro.t NAM
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Pianos.
n. q. f~l0LLENBERu,
r.4cond ST. Memphis Tenn.
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|s.ayubIi-h ~ general lsss
| iby lie Legislature.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Secretary.
|, Henry Musgrove, Auditorsof Public Ac.
connts of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify
that the foregoing Statement of the Southern
Life Insurance CompanyofM Memphis Tennessee
is truly and correctly copied from the ofieius
on file in my Office. VA
Given under my hand and Official Sealai
Jackson, the 18th day~ey November, 1871,
II. MUsgROvE,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
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We, I. A. Nelson, President, and Ben May,
Secretary, do solemnly swear that the above
and foregoing statement Of the condition Of the
Southern life Insurance Company, is correct
to the best of our knowledge and belief.
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LIABILITIES

Loans adjusted and not due ....... $50, 10000
All otherehius against The Company 1890, So
Total Liabilities. .S34, 10L6S
The greatest amour, insured in any
one risk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SlQ.o00
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T. A, NELSON, Pres.
BEN. NAY, Seety, !

Sworn and subscribed to before me this III
Sth day of November, 1871. VI
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Peter Cooper, of New York, condemns the
labor strikes in that city,. The trial of the
murderer Stokes kas commenced in New York.
...... Horatio Seymour has been elected Sachem
of Tammany ...-.. The Democratic delegates to
the Baltimore Convention, from Georgia, arc
in favor of harmonious action at its meeting
The Democratic and Liberal Republican State
Conventions of New Jersey and Illinois met on
the Goth ult. The interest law of Connecticut,
which has been in force two hundred years, was
repealed last week by the Legislature by vote
of 131 to 46 the rate was six per cent? The
locomotive and machine shops at Patterson,
New Jersey, have been closed 1900 men are
thrown out of employment......A woman's
rights edtress drew a pistol on a crowd who
Kissed female speaker in San Francisco, but
was forced to put it up without using it,.
Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, denounces
the eight hour movement as incendiary and
says the only remedy for recurrence of such
troubles is popular education......Th prisoners
at the Auburn State prison engaged in u mutiny
on the Goth; the military put down the riot and
l60 of tn EN- have been placed in close confne-
ment.....A satisfactory result is anticipated at
the Geneva Conference The Board of Com
missioners appointed by the President to inves-
tigate the depredations on the frontier of Texas
and Mexico have departed to the scene Of their
operations.....A tremendous hailstorm visited
Cleveland on the 18th ult...-.The Freedmans
Bureau has ceased to exist.....-Indians are on
the war path in Texas and surprised small
party of troops between Fort Belknap and
Jacksboro'.