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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21
Premiums /! Premiums

FIFTY-FOUR BLUE RIBBONS (forty-sight
IL more than all other Colleges at the same
Fairs for work done by Professors and Stu
dents In 1871.
FORTY-ONE DIPLOMAS, THREE GOLD
PENS, Two SO Gold Premiums. Four Silver
Medals, Four Bronze Medals and one honora-
BILE mention were awarded to the Professors
COLLEGE, Nos. l64 and l66 Canal street, at
the late Louisiana, Mississippi State Vicks-
burg and hatcher Fairs.
To Prof. jackson eagle, Seven Diplomas and
one so Gold Premium for best Practical PEN
manship.
To Prof Max Meyer, Three Diplomas for
best in Twelve Languages.
To Joseph Bean, Six Diplomas, One Gold
Pen and Silver Medal for best Practical and
Illuminated Penmanship by boy under Is.
To Henry HUSTLED Three Diplomas, Silver
and Bronze Medals for best Practical Pen
manship in most Languages ~ by boy under
To Thee s. Weber. Four Diplomas and Sill
yer Medal for best Practical Penmanship and
Balance Sheet by boy of a.
To f. Bohning, Two Diplomas and Gold Pen
for best Penmanship in most Languages a.
by boy under Is.
To Leonard Franz, Two Diplomas and Bronze
Medal for Practical Penmanship by boy I'M
der Is.
To Stanley Bailey Dolbear, Three Diplomas
and $40 Gold Premium for best Penmanship by
a boy under II.
To L. B. Bennett, Silver and Bronze Medals
for best drawing by boy under IA.
To John Laeoste, Gold Pen for best Balance
Sheet b. boy of Is.
To Joseph Bernard, Two Diplomas and Sill
yer Medal for best Ornamental Penmanship
bya gent under p.
To Charles Verbeck Three Diplomas and
Bronze Medal for best German Writing.
N B.-Students are requested to enter as
soon as possible. They should beware of run
ners and drummers and apply at once to the
College and put their ney-with their mer-
chant or in bank
RUFUS DOLBEAR. President
JACKSON CAGLE, See'y janl6w&sw3m
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Chociav county
". A. Dobbs Before thr rltrt at
W. Rules, Third Monday
Unknown Persons. in January, lsl2.
TI1O unknown persons having or claiming au
l. interest, either legal or equitable. iH tht
lands hereinafter described, nt che timu tHr
same was sold Tor taxes, nud nll such uther
persons a. may be interested therein.
y u viii take notice that ". a. polha hath
alcd his bin Ina the Chauccry Court Hf enid
county TO have bis tax utlc to the following
lands confirmed. to-wit-
East half Of northeast quarter az section e.
township H. range no, and west hali of north.
east quarter Of section J. township le. rauHr
40, aud west half Of southwest quarter
section I, township ~, range lO, aud rhrt haIt
Of northwest quarter 81 section 3, township th,
range lOcast, in SAID county enid lands snIi HH
the hith day Of May, 1862 Tor ihc taxes tlpn dHr
and unpaid. Also, the west half of north.
east quarter aud west half of northwest uuAf.
ter OF section p township D., range lu rHrt Foo
said county, which land was sold ou che Hf
teenth day of August 1868 for Dee tahu..
.he Chanccry Court. 90 De held Ht Lagrange,
81 said county. on the first Monday in April.
a. II 1872 tO plead, answer % drmur thereto.
ne same will bc taken as confessed
Ordered that tho foregoing notice hD posted
published in the Weekly Clarion. urWrfa.
per published in the city OF Jackson. MIHsi..
siIpi, for four consecutive weeks
a.. n. SEWARD. Clerk
!! W Pinson, Solicitor for Complainant
ID
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xos. Iea and aeo Canal street, Nos.
FOUNDED IN 1882, AND CHARTERED
HAS a full and efficient Faculty

HAS "A full and efficient Faculty
N B. Students are desired to enter as soon
as possible. This is the best place in Ameri-
ca to obtain a BUSINESS EDUCATION, which fits
a man for all positions in life, or learn to
READ, WRITE AND SPEAK the modern or Com
mercial languages.
Judge c. o. DUGUE late President of Jeffer
son College, has charge of the French Depart
ment.
Prof MEYER, German and Hebrew.
Prof. RICARDO RoRLEs, Spanish.
Prof. eagle, Pennanship,
Profs. NUM- and FRIEs Bookkeeping.
Prof FRIES, Mathematics.
J.J. FOLEY, Esq. Councillor at Law, sc.
HEALTH.-The city is perfectly healthy and
has been all summer-more than New
contrary are started and circulated by PED
DLERs, RUNNERS and DRUMMERs for Northern
Cities Houses and Institutions. loose who
still send TO the North for Education, volun-
tarily pay their money to have task masters
placed over the whole people of the south
Education should be free from politics, and
the South must educate her own Youth, or be
the slave Of other sections. ALL persons
should be educated. 1t is the educated mind
that must RULE, RUIN is the consequence of
ignorance
n. b. An education thar enables one TO earn
$1,000, 5000 and 500 ner annum Is the best
position paren can give their sons.
s.. D-Of all our numerous Graduates, for
the past 40 years, NOT ONE is now on; of pro-
ftable employment, Sc far as known.
The 10th Anniversary will be February 20,
1872, and il is hoped all -ormer Graduates and
Students will be present
RUFUS DoLBEAR,
novlOsw&w3m President.
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ARTICLE III.
Regulations to preserve peace and order and
facilitate legal voters az the election.

Regulations to preserve peace and order and.
facilitate legal voters ~ the election.
Section l. All places for retailing intoxi-
eating LIQUORS. in the several counties in this
State, shall be closed, and no intoxicating Ii
quors permitted to be sold, bartered or given
away, drank, at any store tavern, saloon,
restaurant, steamboat not running, or wharf
boat at a landing, place of business there
in from twelve 0 clock of the preceding until
twelve o'clock of the succeeding night of any
general or special election; and all iutoxica-
ted rioters disorderly persons, disturbing
the peace, by noise or violence, in the city,
town or place where the election shall be held.
shall be arrested, placed IN Jail or otherwise
kept in custody (being permitted, while in
such custody, to vote.) until the polls shall he
duly closed, or until they are entirely sober.
quiet orderly, peaceable and well-behaved;
andthe registrars and inspectors of the cleo
ton hereby made conservators Of the
peace at their districts and precincts; and all
such conservators of the peace, sheriffs, and
their deputies and police officers appointe ed to
guard or be present at the polls and place of
election, city marshals, their deputies, and all
other police and peace officers, are required to
faithfully execute these provisions and 9TH
ers; TO preserve the peace, freedom and purity
of elections, under the penalties prescribed
in the penal code of any neg ect of such dutles
and said registrars or inspectors shall, when
necessary, call upon any or all citizens to aid
them in these requirements and all persons
informed of any neglect or violation of these
requirements, shall give not ice 10 the district
attorney and othet proper officers thereof A
space of thirty feet in every direction from
the polls, shall be kept open and clear of all
persons, except two challengers OF good con-
duct and behavior, selected by each party, to
detect and challenge illegal voters; and the
voters shall approach the polls from one DE-
rection, line, or door, or passage, and depart
in another, nearly opposite as convenient
A copy of this section shall be published and
posted with the notice of any general or.spe-
cial election.
The hours for voting will be from o clock
A. N. until o'clock P. NJ. on the day of
election.
Legal voters viii be allowed to vote at any
precinct in the county upon exhibiting their
registration papers.
The returns of said election win be made to
the Board of Supervisors at the court house,
in Raymond, on Monday, March 18th, 1872.
The Board of Registrars of the county are
hereby ordered to open the registry books of
the county, at Raymond, five days before said
election, and keep them open for three sue
sessiye days.
GEO. W. FISHER.
President Board Supervisors, Kinds county,
Miss. marSsw&wtd
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi choctow County
James Tcddcr Before che tlrfk hI
W. Rules. THIRD Monday
Unknown Persons. in January. 1872
rINu unknown persons having COZ claiming uu
4 interest either legal or equitable. Iu thn
lands hereinafter dcsetihed ht tho time thr
Same .wus sold for tnNeHa and 800 such other
perstus az may Doe Interested therein
lotwill take notice dat James Trilpr hRH
filed BIS bin ia the rhuuecry Court of sHIH
county, To- have hiH tax title to che following
lands confirmed, Co wit
Enst half Of southeast quarter of section
% ard west half of northwest qunrtrr ui
section 20, township 49, range 40 onHt. Unless
YOU appear before "a term of the thnucrfY
Court 10 be held at Lagrange, Boo said county,
on the first Monday in April, 1872. to plead,
answer or demur thereto, the Same Nill he
taken ns confessed.
Ordered thai the foregoing notice De- posted
a. tie court house door, ana Doe Published iu
the Weekly Clarion, paper published iu
Jackson, Mississippi, for four consecutive
weeks.
l.. Il. SEWARD. Clrrk.
J. W. Pinson Solicitor for Complainant
fau9bW4t
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Citation Notice.

TIE State Of Mississippi choaaw county
=. II. Fletcher Before tho tIrrL HI
vs.. Rules, Third Monday Boo
Unknown Persons January, 1872
Two unknown persons having or claiming au
Il interest, either legal or equitable. Boz tur
land hereinafter described nt tho time ihr
same- was sold for taxes, and hll such othrr
persons ~ may bc interested therein
You Will take notice that i. IN Fletcher h8H
filed his bin ia the Chnucrry Court of nnfI
county, 20 have his tax title 60 The following
land confirmed, to-wit--
East half Of northeast quarter and north.
west quarter Of northeast quarter, and nortL-
east quarter Of northwest quarter and south
enst quarter Of section ZJ, township Ig rnurr
east Unless you be and appear before %
term Of the Chnncery Court, 90 bo held at IA.
grange In said county, on tie FIRST Monday iu
April, a. d. 1872 20 plead answer or dcfnur
thereto or the same will De taken u.s. con-
fessed.
Ordered that the foregoing notice Dol
posted az the door Of the court house. Foo
said county. Also published in thr Wpckly
Clarion, paper published in the city of jack
son, Mississippi, FOR four consecutive weeks.
+. X. SEWARD, Clerk.
}. w. Pinson, Solicitor for Complainant
iAn2lw4t
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NOBLE AID NORTHWESTERN
II A IL R O a ID
specIau ELECTION. MARCH q. Iszs.

To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of the county. Of Kinds :
GExTLEKMx-In conformity with the provi-
sions of the act incorporating the Mobile and
Northwestern Railroad Company, approved
July 10Th, 1870. and in behalf OF said com
pany, have the honor 10 request that for and
on account Of The county Of Kinds. you viii
subscribe to the capital stock of the said rail-
road company in the sum of two hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars fSz25 COO, and
that you win issue bonds in payment OF said
subscription; said bonds to be delivered TO
the railroad company upon completion Of so
much of the line Of their road as shall be with
in the county Of Kinds. To obtsin the neces-
sary authority to make this subscription,
have request that you viii, according to
law, at an early day, submit the question Of
Subscription" or ''No Subscription" to the
qualified voters of Kinds county.
Very respectfully,
W. d. MANN,
Vice President VI. s. v. w. R.R.
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'That onr render me- keen posted as

That our readers mfy keep posted as
to the progress Of the Satchez and jackson
railroad, we have from time to time copied
extracts from Natchez papers concerning It.
Below we give Two additional extracts.
Neither of them say how~the work upon the
road is progressing, but we know that the
contractors are at work. IN this connec-
ton il viii be wen to state that the election
for the county subscription takes place on
the 23d. Be sure to vote For subscription
yourself and use your influence 70 induce
Others to do so. The Democrat says:
The Directory of the Natchez & Jackson
Railroad have called in another installment
of twenty-five per cent on ali stock sub
scribed.
The New South says:
At the special meeting OF the Board
Of Aldermen. held "wednesday night last,
Alderman ). s. Meekins introduced the or
dinance. which IL published in another coli
umn. granting TO the Natehez, Jackson and
Columbus Railroad Company, a right OF
way through certain streets, and the use by
said company, of certain property OF the
citV
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Notice.
c. Koarecht and Jas N. MeOehee Admrl
Of A. C. Chambers, deccased, W. A. b.
stcwart.-N0. 07.

Of II. Z. Chambers hecchHed W. =. ID
stcwarts-No. 0l.
In the Supreme court q the State of Misar-
sippi-October Term, A ID. ~. d. Jauua-
~ 9th, 1874
THIS day came on 20 be heard tho motion
Il Of defendant in error FOR ma order Of ruh.
LEGATION a. 20 Mary Chamber, minor child uf
n. G. Chambers. deceased, aud Do appearing
20 the satisfacticn Of the Court that fhe said
II. &. Chambers, who was pluintih ln error fH
this suit, has departed thie life since che sue-
ing ont OF the appeal herein and ii further
appearing that the said Mary Chambers be-
necessary party hereto, aud 3D. appearing iu
the Court from affidavit On ODE that the sHil
Mary Chambers b. a minor without guardian.
aud that she is n nonresident Of the State aI
Mississippi, aud resides and has her pa.I.
Office az Memphis, Tennessee DO is therefore
ordered that the said Mary Chambers DO He
and appear before oar supreme Court af tlr
next term thereof, 10 be- held at jackson. ou
the third Monday Of April A. ID. 1874 anI
show cause, III any she can. Why tlIf aHIt
should not be revived in her name aa one 81
the heirs AT law Of said n. q. Chamber dr-
ceased, and be proceeded in tn hunl Judgment
II d. therefore ordered that copy ul tH.#
order bo published Ia TmE CLAut0N. "a urHr.
paper published Ia the city of Jackson. once
week Tor four consecutive, weeks and chat tIu
Clerk OF this Court do transmit by mail D.
copy OF this order directed fu thr said Mary
Chambers, 90 Memphis, Tennessee.
true copy from the minutes.
JAMES ~ MCKEE. CIrfE.
iaulswft By 4. A. McWmtu. NJ. &.
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Cotton Tax.

TIME undersigned caution parties who have
Il contracted with them, or their agents, for
recovery of tax paid on cotton, against enter
ing into agreements with other persons look
ing to the same end. One of the undersigned
has been at Washington all the winter, and
viii remain there to attend TO the interest of
those we represent. Our friends may rest as
sured that all things necessary will be done
to protect their interest The necessary evil
dences of payment have been provided for by
us, and no attention should be paid 10 circu-
lars and promises of others who have done
nothing to aid the accomplishment Of the
object
ROBERTSON TOPP,
as SAM TATE.
WM M. HARRINGTON.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb q. 1872 sw&w1ms
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MARCUS N. ROBERTSON, !
wOODsoN THOMAS. ct al. w. -

Chancery Court, Kinds County, First District
ITO Edward Tomson and Harvey, Mcmahon
Il & Co. Of New Orleans, La, and 10 all
the real estate known as Lot No. II, Square
No IL, in the town Of Terry, in said county:
You are notified 10 be and personally appear
before the court azores ID, 20 be held AZ the
City Hall, in the city Of Jackson, on the third
Monday Of April, 1872, on the third day Of the
term, and plead, answer or demur 10 COM
plaiuants bill, and show cause, il any you
can, why compliments tax title 10 the real
estate above named should not be adiudged
good and conclusive against yourselves and
all other persons. IL default herein be made
judgment Pro coETEsso will be taken against
you. MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk
By CHAs. CLARK, ID. c.
Johnston & Johnston, Solicitors. fmarswtd
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DOIbear Commercial College

rs removed TO the magnifcen; BLAFFER
L BUILDINGS. Nos 20I and 3O3 Canal street,
which gives the College about double the room
we had before.
This Il the best institution for those who
wish TO obtain CASH PAYING education,
or a practical knowledge Of the Modern Lam
guages.
Bookkeeping, Commercial Calculation, Pen,
manship, etc. We guarantee success TO ali
who make an effort ~ learn.
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited TO visit
the College Country and city students are
requested TO enter as soon possible.
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
Yr,arT2svv3yy ygIta President.
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RL.o6,o6M1NGTON NURsEHIEs,
LIGHT LIGHTii LTGmTiii
The NEIssEaaIppI MHydro-CnrR,ow
GINS Light GOmmmmw.

NIL now prepared to erect their machinen
II ia Hotels, Churches, Public Buiidipea
Mississippi.
ihese machines are automatic and furnish
eht OF ~ candies power 40 n cost 81 one
cent per hour. They can be- flrninhed ,gtfk
from No 600 lights. They occupy iittie anaee
Ia twenty light machine being about nv 800
OF whisky barrel They arc iiv 900
anu the ight both Ia quantity and quality far
exceeds the common coal Raa
They are now on exhibition al tho Cohlbn-
nys works In Jackson, corner Capitol end
EtlresIQent streets, And IN Canton, al Wolf &
send for Circulars and von will buv a mia
chine and avoid che dangers ana inconven-
fences ~ eoni OIL and bad eaa
y. GREEN, President.
iuiy1gIlwiy JOS. KAUFMAN, sufi.
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RAYMOND, MISS, Feb. q, 1872.
Vice President NJ. s y. R.R.

RAYMOND, Miss, Feb Il, 1877.
Notice is hereby given, that in conformity
of the Mobile and Northwestern Railroad
Company, special election on the question
of Subscription" or mo Subscription" to the
amount o. $4,000 to the capital stock of the
Mobile - Northwestern Railroad Company,
by the o. lty of Kinds, State of Mississippi,
will be unlimited TO the qualified voters Of
said county, on Saturday, the 28d day Of
March, 1872.
The following persons are appointed TO hold
and supenntend the said election at the differ
ent precincts of the county, to-wit:
Box No Jackson Inspectors-A y
Kimban, John Wilson and g. richards
Clerks. q. Burnham and George Clint.
Box No. 2, jackson. Inspectors-W. W..
Wishart, E. d. Fisher and Thomas Miller.
Clerks-C. ). CASTOR and B. c. White.
Clinton Inspectors-B. W Henry P r.
Lewis and George Washington. Clerks-L
L. Charles and G. Chiffon.
Brownsville. Inspectors-R. A. Atkinson,
d. NJ. Birdsong and Albert johnson. clerks
j NJ. BirIsong and DIR. John D. Mcconnell
Bolton. Inspectors-A. L. Mckay. T. A.
Mellon and W. Halsmith Clerks-E. E.
Baldwin and S. o. Smith.
Edwards Inspectors M. Dabney, Joe
Clark and W H. Harvey. Clerks-E. Math-
Auburn. Inspectors-Thomas Sims, John
b. Chapman and Joseph Ennis Clerks
S. WHITEHEAD, John Betigheimer.
Box No !, Raymond Inspectors-M. Ward,
E. Boyd and s. G Marshall. Clerks. II.
Gray and z. J. Doland
Box No. 2 Raymond Inspectors-Joseph
Gray A-Belcher and Robert Carter. Clerks
B s. Davis and |. 4. Davis.
Dry Grove Inspectors-J II. Stewart
John I. Parsons and Henry Mayson. Clerks
"A. Glascock and Daniel Williams
Byram. Inspectors-W. L. Hemphill, j. E.
Tatom and Elbert IElrris. Clerks. Lewis
and J. 5. Armstrong.
Terry. Inspectors-Lem Hudson, G. W.
Lott and Frank Carloss. Clerks-W. II. Tri-
bett and G. F. Seals.
Cayuga Inspectors-G W Andrews, DR..
w. c. Hicks and II. Foot. Clerks-0. f Har-
ris and I. VI. Griffin.
Utica. Inspectors. Z. Dudley, NJ Broom
and j. w. Brown. Clerks-H. j. Sarrett and
W.. Burns.
The attention of all persons is hereby called
TO the following law, which is required to be
published with election notices.
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Agents Wanted.
MARK TW AHN'S

New Book Is nov ready. A companion. 10
s.TsxocEKTs ABROAD Don't workson books
no one wants bat take one people will stop
YOU in the streets 20 subscribe for. There is
i time to laugh and AL who read this book
viii see that the tiIae has arrived For best
Agents Goods n America, address GOOD
SPEEDS EMPIRE BOOK. NAP AND PIC
TURE HOUSE. Il Satchez street. New Or
leans. marizsw 6wom
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,
sEWANEE, TENN.
TNHE next Term will begin on the
HAah dmy Of March.

continuing seventeen weeks. Students will
be received in the Grammar School attached
age Expenses for the Term. exclusive OF
Matriculation, tslO, paid but once,) will be
Military drill and vocal music are included.
NO extra charges for instruction IN any
branch Complete suits Of cadet gray uni
form may be had at about $25. Text books at
Nashville prices. Vacation occurs In winter.
]. GORGAg
mar1wlms Act Vice Chancellor.
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Trustees sale.

DURSUANT to the provisions of Deed Of
Il Trust, made on the 9th day of December
A. ID. 1870, by Madison Smith 10 Frank John
ston and William Yerger, Jr., as Trustees, to
secure TO John r. Richards the payment Of
the aggregate sum of $500, evidenced by three
promissory notes of said Smith, each fo- the
sum Of S266 66, all dated 9th December, 1870,
payable, respectively, one, two and three years
after their date, the undersigned, one Of the
Trustees named in said deed, viii, on the 18th
day of April next, in front of the Capitol. in
the city Of Jackson, within legal hours. pro-
ceed 10 sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described lands lying in Kinds
county, Mississippi, or so much thereof as
may be necessary TO pay and satisfy the afore-
said promissory note for $50 GO, which is past
due, viz:
East half and southwest quarter Of north
east quarter, nd south half and south half
north half of northwest quarter and the north
third, or 50 acres running east and west, of
the north part of southeast quarter and east
half OF southwest quarter Of section twelve,
township 8, range 2, west, being part Of the
place known as Spring Forest Plantation"
near the town of Clinton. This sale is only
for the satisfaction 81 said note of $3.50 60,
which is payable 9th December, 1871, with
the expenses Of sale
FRANK JOHNSTON,
mar5tds Trustee.
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After all, Billy Stokes, OF Tennessee, gets
OF with q $4,000 fine for pressing franuu-
lent claims through Congress. This Is in
deed the best Government the world ever
saw, which lets its childten or with tive
per cent. discount on ali they can steal
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AMERICAN TIMBER
AND
Manufacturing Company.

CITY SAW MILLS,
Vfclxsburs. Mississippi.
II EEP constantly on hand large assort-
N ment of seasoned Cypress Lumber, Laths
and Shingles. Also, Black Walnut, Oak etc.
Orders for shipment by rail or boat promptly
filed at low rates, and every effort made to
give entire satisfaction in every respect Or
ders for dressed Pine or Cypress Flooring and
Ceiling, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Scroll saw
ing also solicited.
OLIVER MATTHEWS,
C. g. HUBBARD Gen'l Snp't
Assistant Treasurer. ian19w &sw3m
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NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore ex-
In listing in the furniture business, between
j. f. p. w. O'Sullivan, under the title of
o Sullivan & Bro, is hereby dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The business will be hereafter
conducted by the undersigned. All parties
indebted TO the firm will please come forward
and settle Those having claims against the
firm will please present them to J. y. O'Sul-
Ivan, who is fully authorized to settle up the
business. febl6swltwlm.
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ELIAS HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.

FINHE WOREl, RENOWNED ELIAS
il HOW E SEWING MACHINE received the
highest honors conferred on Sewing Machines
at our State Fair. In consideration that this
very popular Machine has not been known
in the State before, we conclude that there
is traits in the Howe that our people should
look to before buying any other.
MR.. W. N. WRIGHT, at Allen & Lyon, will
take pleasure in showing the Howe TO any who
will call dec l9-s&w-tf