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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
EXECUTORS NOTICE or FINAL
Si,I"ELEHINI.

4 IL creditors and "th.r> Interested in tht
~ estate "f l;sI iiIuin II il-v, deceased, are
notified that thr undersigned E\"ruior I'll said
estate INT, Ii- T., make II iiill settlement al said
estate n the nrNt July term "f til Probate tnu!i
al LAT .Srtlr rrIg.v. to hr hold u ~ Lexington,
in sail county, IN the i>t iav ~"fiGi| l>...
NETS II. ii. HALEY Executor.
April II, l-2
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Among the deaths of notable men
i'll Germany within the last few
months. are Carl Tocpfrr. Robert
Heller. and BERNARD Won GuSrrk-
tav"ritc and popular authors. for the
past thirty ears.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

a tam" duck with two perfectly
formed horns CROWN" from the ton
of its hcad-onr of them an inch long
and the other somewhat. shortrr-iS
the last Stonin@ton m~onStrositv.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Out of one hundred and thirty
German Republican newspapers in
this country. the administration has
counted up just six that favor Grants
denomination.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

lhiS Is given as tho form of oath
administered in some Western county
courts: "Somrnv swathvtcsnlv o
sfa"%'nkasc nowntrill shabby truth
nothin butty truth seppy COB washy
name"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

hen i young man OF dubuque
asks Il young lady to '.takc his arm,
she gazes on him with Il vaciuatinn
smile.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10


t"rKr>IrIr DErINEp.-A Devil
dcring definition of the word.'court-
ship was given by a witness in NJ.
amusing hrrach-of-rromi.e casc re-
Gently tried i'll London. Mr.. Cham
bcr-, counsel for the plaintiff, rcmon-
-tratcd with the witness for using
the word. 81 am an old bachelor,
said hr. land don't understand court
ship. How is it done? What is
conr,sliip!". The witness, who. being
"a married lady, might reasonably he
expected to answer by the light of
her own experience, defined it thus:
"L"okins at each other, taking hold
Of each others hands. and all thui
kind Of thing" The definition.
though puzzlir z to old bachelors. il
good. Persons experienced in such
matters will have no difficulty in in
terpreting the last clause TO their own
satisfaction: indeed, call that sort OF
thing" IL quite rs exact N interpre-
iation as f. wanted for the indcscri:
bablc art Of making love.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
ExECg"T1R.S NOTICE.

ErltI.~ "f administration on the ~ A." of
i VIM ilhir"rnn. deceased. w"r" granted Ia
TN" undersigned an tn lHth LAY 81 January. i>.2,
hy III Probate, 'n!r: 81 l.ait>'it" county. VI"
ar. required +. exhibit them. for allowance. To-
til adm ni-irit"r. within M. y. ar Hff"r thu dat.
ri said l'tirr~, ~ they my i' PR clus'"i from.
any h.n III al such hesitate: and il -i'"h claims he
not "Nh 'ii''i within two wears from Il" date al
said lr;i"r-. 'h.N viii T." tl1,v"r haired.
No. Is IL JANE pILNINGTO\. EN"cu'X.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

The reason why tall men best sue
coed i'll ma,rimony is because all SEN
siblc women favor Uvmcn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Senator SchurZ visits New York
this week, to speak at the Cooper In
stitnte, and organize the Germans
for the Cincinnati convention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

The Ways and Means Committee
OF congress have voted to fix Il fax
of siXty-tivc cents on whisky. .ud :.
uniform tax of 20 cents Il pound oil
tobacco,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Two Green and awkward youths Ni1h more
brass than brains. Ili!in@ from Il "-crIb
Village III saline county. came up herr. q,
lew days ago. and boxed up al Nv ana sent
II to a Lady living i'll the ainrcsaid village.
gents received III return 4 meal sack con.
tanning Il Thomas eat with Iii. .'uack up."
and Il card from the Young lady with these
words: Il wasn't rai>",l in the wool, to ic
scared lay All owl"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

III storm that ragged so violently
at the South on Saturday and Sunday
was the worst for fifteen wears. AT
Fortress Monroe the wind went
whizzing by at the rate of Is miles an
hour.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

The winter has bccH uncommunlr
severe on the plains. The Indians say
nothing like it has ever occurred be-
fore.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

On last W"'in">,la, NIGHT. r"t far from
town. tn train Ran over i man. ,Wr fllird
to -'t hi nIn".i and killed him. 1t l. slip
posed that he placed liin-rlfo on The track ban
whether uncon>ri"u>ly. un'icr the influence
of liquor, or with the deliberate intention Of
putting an end 10 lis liI,', i not hnown.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
.DwiNsSrRaTR.x. NOTICE.

NroTIt 4 l. h,rrlsy =!v"n that letters "i AL
v miui>tritim 'unn TIN "-iaf" at Julius Z
NEir were. Granted IL the untl'r-i-uti ir Nh
i'rrl.ttr {, ui "t Lafayette county. "u III. 1iri'
,lay 81 Drt"l"r, III. vi i"i-nr~ ..:vir 81 tins
~. inst sad t-lair are required ;r present iIrrIn
to -Ii.i court TOR .Ilnwluc" within me wear IRON.
thi- late ~ they may H." rr'''lul"rl. and II said
claims are n. presented Wilhin 'hrt' Years they
vii! he forever barred. HAM I'll MUIR.
Eutt., h!mEri-trltrlN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
New Advertisements.
,Yon.s ,oT.CE.

7 EllE!t| ii administration un the estate at
~ Daniel j llLll, deceased. wvir ar.ntrt -
thr unirr>i-hr't IN "a. ."ih lay VI March. l>ia,
lay IA" Probate = uhri If l."flN ~ r,'tinrN. Mo.
All p"r-"i,s HAHN. rlnum> a-,,u~; .th estate
are r''iuirtif - exhibit them Irr allowance Ia the
i,,nilu!~trt tor, within uUU year after fhv 'iiir al
said letters, -: they my H. lr,rlulr,l from any
benefit al -ucl estate; and ii such claims he mol
exhibited within two wars from The late ui said
letters, they viii =" t'rrNyr barred
Al HAIL, administrator
AIrIl Ii L. ny
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
THE SITUATION.
The Louisville Couricr-,Ionrnal
laysdown the following sensible pro-
grNmmc for the Democracy:

The Louisville Couricr-1ournal
laysdown the following sensible pro-
grammc for the Democracy:
The Democratic party, Us an or
g%anila,ion, is not going to play the
fool ~ the traitor either TO itself or
the Liberals. We lay down plainly
and broadly il, positiom,an We know
that we speak for the masses Of the
Southern people, and for the leaders
of the party everywhere. II the Gin
%cinnati convention is II surccss-if 1t
puts an acceptable ticket in the field
1T the great Republican journals sup
port that tickct-then the Democratic
party will not stand it its way.
Without indur>ing, without being
responsible for the Cincinnati move
incnt or nominees, without defending
them or their amtcccttcnt-, it will. III
the absence of a fair chance for itself,
choose between the Liberal candi-
dates and the Radical candidates. 1t
will preserve its own organization
i'll the several States. 1t Will put its
nominees i'll the field for governors,
congressman and legislators. 1t will
not cmbarra-s the Liberals by 4 coal
ition, 0 compromise itself by Il
passivcism which may be regarded rs
the first step towards dissolution.
But it will hope by the defeat of
Grant, and by the division Of the
present Senate, and by the election of
the next rcprcScmtaiivcs,to SO enlarge
and chastcn all the elements of the
opposition as to open the new al
minlstration with Il fresh set of books
to which justice and law are the
titles, and to rcor@aniZc the govern
mcnt upon constitutional principles
which can claim the allegiance of
every patriot.
TIL" trouble the Icformcrs will
have to meet and overcome Will not
proceed from the Democracy, but
ironnGrant men disguised IL Liberals.
The administration has money to
spend in buying up L few iInpracti-
cables t" make i row in the Demo
tic camp, and of coursc it has MANY
paid agents. who will profess to be
liberals i'll order to bctray the Lib
nj movement at the right moment.
Indeed, 50 great all interest has Grant
in Dividing. or in seeming to divide
the Democracy, that with the cnur-
nous public plumber at his disposal.
he could afford to dcfray the expense
of putting an ultra Democratic ticket
in the field.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

The result tf the State election In
Rhode Island on Tuesday is a curious
illustration IF the uncertainties OF
political strif,. The Republican eau
dida,e for Governor (Scth Padlcford,)
was elected BY majority of 1857,
while the Democratic candidate for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Chas. Il. Cut
lcr,l defeated the Republican candi-
date :orthaat position n. W. Stevens
by II majority OF 303. The balance
of the Republican ticket was elected
bv an average viuraly Of loo. The
senate will stand Is Republicans to
IL Democrats.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
Bowen has the finest potatoes in the ci
AULLVILLE ITEMS.

-NttiiN ne, Ill ppi'uittlbl, HIS uotiDicu Ill
The last few months. and is spreading itself
out in every dir'ption. Many new buildings
axe .rtu- up, anI ncw business houses are
beng opened every day. II. :. Chadwick.
Il former citiEcn'uf Lexington, and lately OF
Warrcm>hurg, has opened Il large dry good,
housc here.
BUSINESS
is improving Is, spring opens. The people
from the country are shedding their >crdy
garb-, and tlnchimS into to town 10 buy
their spring apparel. Hats, boots and cloth
ing are in demand. :. =. Ba>,om cold
eight l,at>in Il few hours one day last week.
LAST. l.. Il. II.
is in 4 bad condition. The biz, rain played
havoc with ii. In i deep cut between this
place and Cunc.riia the ties sank clean out
Of sight for the space Of fifty yards. The
train was detained there all day last Tues
day. not gcttin. through until an hour after
night.
DlsGRACErUL-A colored man by
the name of Abe Skidmorr. who | am i'll
formed in the better days of the by gone,
belonged to the Major Neal family. hud
reared a 10. cabin after the style Of his An
%ccstors, tall honor to Old Uncle ADc In
this day of negro degenercy,) near Davis
Creek brid@e-whcn he moved with his
family, the morning of the 2lst. animated
with his prospects. OF anew home in sight Of
the now thriving village or prospective city
OF Aullyillc. When he neared the place, he
found his cabin a wreck. having been
thrown to the ground by some mi,creanrs,
which We hope are not cnsconced in Aull-
willie.
The last item was sent some days ago, but
for want OF space excluded
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

'sHlII~ farm /, ~iar.i.! li,,u' -N nils ~,
Z In .n.fa q; NIN,ri.. ia III VERY 10;
hr>i portion III 1T ,;'ii' rrnntv- u con !!iii
'iim7 - a"r.~. all !H"ip-",i ny u "o""i--tl-
pine lilEn i nc. "t.i in u I..ii stat, al rulIi-
WALTON IN" improvement az, ;, lars. two
story ir:ti:i ":"!!iG@. ~~T.i,:,'r ;,ntmr lr.iI-.~.
am; al iH' .Irrt~-tr. paibuIiiiu.-. ami con-
v'nirirr' %! % v"i! regulated i,rH..
i!r' iir!I;- IN q -@l"'t I"I-,s'r. t'r"l. convenient
To- -rhnti>. iIt~ "H It, !hrilin- ,"Irts ur.har,i.
ind j. ahIs'jtuji% %>ul!i,,, wI.h water. I!i"
itii'' ha- been IN ruiiiNtii"r "r!, e. f.~ wears. J.,
rich, f' III. ANT w'il ..:t..',,i ;tiil. grow III %:
hcIIp AND al! inv -;.llr vrrrigrr-.
!t.EN~Olr thir'I rl>:,. ,nl il, balance. in
pir and tw" Years. with zen l-r r,,.'. iIlmi
! 'r"" tuii particulars LI:iy - ii .,iii..t.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Jewell, the Radical candidate. has
been elected Governor of Connecticut
by 4 majority of thirty.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

~.E.fa.NIE.- MI.

I viii Ill. or
SAT- DAY Nri.II. Il. -.
ON the court h-G-" = IuIr.. tn 'i'li'"ir - %trtlri'-,
III, i'Il:tiiru Il uErr'. I,ln4I:ns =, 1t. tate linn uI
t.'urtI.I iirh~. lrr cash IL l.tlih
One III l"; vl..gI' ""Il buy, ii!t> -:.lir 81
-; coal Wagons: rirryr ifl ltr<. crII cars NH
h. >o!'i III 'i- t',uL-: one platform -c"i' a;
hln-,, : lily: "nc III li ~ ~ l.t": three Isl
ollie. 't"-h~: "ur Telegraph rt-!-,ri AMI ~
seven narrow %riIlr,'si lrUoN-: oil" lot ui
lumber: t.r'c l"i ri'r truck.
niNlti MM. MORRISON, A~~i"m"r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

1t is announced a. probable that
the Democratic National Convention
will meet III Washington early i'll
May, after ,hc Cincinnati Liberal
Convention, and provide for holding
Il Democratic National Convention to
decide upon the policy of the party.
ST. Louis is likely to be the place,
and the Fourth of July the time.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Tie municipal election ~ .J~.frcrsop
City was closely r~nu'cscd Inn,
Bodina, (D~cuiocra,,) wa. clectes tv ~
majority.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Milwaukee,, Wisconsin. suffered to
the extent Of $4,000 by fire OH the
I'd inst.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
Wheat i:bi'.

What conrOrdia needs is Il good iirst-cia>s
hotel. Nothing would add 50 mulch to the
place. There are already tw" good German
boarding liou>">. These have been accom-
mo'la,inS the travelling public Now, il
there WAS Il good American hotel, it would
10 much I" build up the town ana increase
the population. II i, 10 The interest of the
Germans to held uii cncoura"cinrmt> To
Americans. aud TO nIu ~ many IL posi-
Bile To settle among them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

formerly ownrhhy Col. I%,athhun. Maj. Cor
don. WrstcrlOu>r, Drtrrt. and the Two
tphou>">. has II Larry all been sold out. the
lots bringing iianl>.En i~i-Ir,>. our friend.
Wc>tcrI"u>r, who resides near town. owns
the moi of that which has not been sold.
having bought out the interest If the others.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

\ large number Of the farmers didn't sell
their wheat in the fall, hut held over and
sob! nu;iu- til" winter. som" l2.oou or H.
900 bushels have hrCn >o.s!. most OF which
was !,"ugiit ll Major Melton AMI Captain
Thornton. About ten day since Mr.. YVES
tcfiail> sold his crop. cril>i>,li" Of 800
bushels +" Capt. Thornton. ut $l.50 per
bu>!'l. III" crop Wa raised on Iiity acres
of land.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
t:.ARDEIN'S NOrIrt: FsSls. SET.
Td.ETfSr.

&vpTIrEi i hereby given 80 all r"rs"l- inter-
y '~i.ri III III" ,-'vl" ., .',-'ph i trN. = mi
nor. that III" rrri"r-i:rn.Hl %u vii IN "t til" person
aud estate. of said iui'.tr. .Ir- iil.,l his account Tor
final settlement al = iil minors, >trfrr 81 ~. Jan
AIRY frrru al the i'rn',ir. ,r.rrf uI LAFAYETTE
county. No aEl " ~ apply ~ 'pr u"Nr term "i
said court. in l' ir!rl nn ih..ir.i Vi nflrN in tUIi'.
-, Tor q IN ! i~i-rltr- If hi .larli u.~hii,.
GLEN. L.. 4 JACKSON ';u,rIi1n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

y lin" lot "fLt"' Collars, Il. I"A IT. - cent, Il
piece, III k'iirr'a Variety store. 5.tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

H"r'h Germany has at her disposal
an "'"F e l,VO,T0 men, France
VIII ''"' nae GOO, DO. Austria has
NOR" than G00~o, au,tiu, few wears,
''"'''a wiz have 800, 900. The cn-
tire Tors Of Gcr'nh.y IN tl,c reccn,
campaign Is stated 'o.ave been $780,
lsyt men.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
CONGORDIA ITEMS.

since the COMPLETION of the Lex. II It. l..
railroad, Conc"rrlia. the beautiful capital of
Freedom township. is attracting the attention
of business men from abroad. Its 10y ely 10.
cation. in The heart Of u iiIc agricultural dis
trirt. ST tied uIlty honest, thrifty aud we'll
ta-,lo German tirnIcrS, makes ri one of the
most desirable Places on the road. While
the Germans III rot VI land in such large
bodies, vet. ~ a rule they farm with more
care and realize more money from the acres
cultivate! tlIaSr1t n!cricanS. Their fencing
is good, stock always we'll kept and fat. anu
their farms generally present n meat and
orderly appearance. No portion of l.afay-
cite i :" We'll cultivated Is Freedom town.
thip. and here else is 4 larger revenue
derived from thu sam" number of acr,>.
sony o. IL" lrahiu" business men of Va
very contemplating erecting HOUSES ami
going iHtn hu-uur,s at C"nc"rdia. Ii i. cN-
pccird lint a bank WA Ice established >umr
time during the Skinner.
Wheat ,i:ni.
A. this is the principal crop raised in
freedom. the farmer. during the winter
and up TO few weeks ago, felt clown in the
mouth" Il, they anticipated / failure: hu;
the recent rains have revived thrirhoprS and
it is now Thought that nearly IN average
crop will be raised.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-27
n. G.'s Advice % Celsred Men.

NEw 0aLEAss. April IS. The fol.
lowing will appear, by permission
In the New Orleans Republican To-
morrow, as to the duty .. the col
ored men in the South
Hon. 7, w. Conway, New orleans:
Sra l have yours Of the 21st inst.
| think colored people viii DO bene.
fted BY, and should sympathise with
the Cincinnati Convention, because
it tends to free them from the odium
Of comrlicity with the villanies and
robberies which have been perpetra-
ted in the abu sed name of Republi>
canism during the past five or six
years, especially in the South. The
industrious exaggeration oftaxes and
debts in the Southern States is the
fruit of white villainy. The thieves
who perpetrated these robberiess are
now seeking to escape the Just pun
ishment of their crimes by bawling
Justify, "GrahspuqGrahf,t' "Tm for
GrapsI fHurah, for Grant, The
Cincinnati movement IL at deadly
feud with these robbers and their
evil deeds, Let the honest andrnp-
colored men join it then, and
thus rid themselves of crimes which
only have pefpetrated.'
.tlga bas nqsHoRAcET GREELEY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-27
The Frankfiu Comfy yournsl
HHM0T DNld1IUa

The recent rains have been q con-
siderable drawback to our planting
friends Corn, we believe, A. agen:
eral thing, ii very nearly all planted.
The time for, planting cotton is q
hand but we fear that the constant
rims KsS, in s5di4 IhstsfsSA FrSsent-
ed the necessary. preparation of the
ground. But We are Inclined to be-
ijevs ythat Ehess ~jnst,nces APE but
lev, and %el hop61tkit the. weather
may eventually prove favorable To
the interest Of the farmers. !
III Tkkl BddSwuis (pradtis TSsapty)
Recorder says: II III ].
We regret that We cannot report
anything encouraging regnE1ing ne
lrrOkrssslot firm operations an THY
sscfioH, The late heavy rains fokk
Iloxed b. cold lneraipgs VIII "a far,
Imsvs bseh coraidarsblyy, and then 4
my ssasia.sanmsh !. lo.gsr crol
Iprssrscss NV 1SOR scony
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-27
to amend the exemption
I... &C l.. SAa n

JAWS OI LHls ClhI6. a
SECTION /. Be it enacted BY the
Legislature of the State of Missis-
slppi, That, IN addition to the pro-
perty, nov exempt by law, there shall
be one hundred dollars Of the wages
of'ail daily, monthly or yearly Ia
bcrers III this, State exempt to said
laborers, land said wages to the
amount of one hundred dollars shall
not be liable to levy BY execution or
attachment, and shall not be subject
to garnishment in the hands of the
employers or in the hands Of any
other person for said laborer Pro
vided, That this act shall not be 50
construed as to fpreventl the collcc-
ton of. debts CONTRACTED previous to
the passage hereof.
'4rSec. 2. Be it further enacted, That
this act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage.
II Approved March 80, 1872. l-ia
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-27
Tell Your Eolghbon
1sW aaa ~

90 a - - tfss 80
n44 Mss Fss# - - -
Nsas aa4 esa 80 s'
j. j. A. tIthAf fazafaf ffs So
Elsa ltGasf e. aft A. go -
eszz u Hss A. asalssf fsr -
hFfssia 81 s@.
ssAfAA ~ e lb@ = sst 80
- hsssaH 90 ~ 1900.
~ qaH fst4s Va
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-27

Our whole souledv :ownsman,
Charles w. Richards, Esd, proPffe-
Eor Of the best eating house in The
btatG hss shown ibis accustomed
in being in the lead for 81 e. ,
|srpriaerin building up our town BY
|hying down a handsome plank walk
around his premises. Who will be
next in the.1eadf Of @SlEdeservlhs,
philosophical citizens? I
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-27

The Board Of Mayor and Alder
have passed an ordinance de-
The gentlemauly William.
Who 'pe some Of our young
m icdhging on doorsteps, a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-27
,glis3 R4y pSgal RAt al Bqaf8
Statement OF the Condition
-@.oF -THEr- y
azrqA MOUND CITY
LRE INSURANCE COMPANY

On the ala, dav N December. 1871.
NJ. " c.m...v 4. nuon,a c,vl
WI nsWs Y, NV ao'ppa"y . gaa. ~
ns'a"s h,,e mn" o0"p""'
MI os .ou ~ '1..,,., s...l 4. x,ss am M
WI am ~ Va ~ m 49, 49, 49, !. N" ooo NJ
Ts y ~. !, n rama.as 4. :. sr,sw.,
flne Assets q sne company are ~ lo,owsi
Cashpn hand and In bank,..... $lH1o2 az
Bonds owned BY the Company to-vit, y
N. O., par value..... 4 1000 ~ sais55 "a
Miss. State Treaspary ri
Warrants. ........ AasD 'f0,000--h $4,000 90
Loan on bonds and mortgages be-'9 .'agaA !
ing first lien on nnencumberrd u
real es'ate worth double the II
sIG "a loan. loaned ,. ,sr,i'e cSi1,,,.,,g lsa'1l9 "
al Of bonds and stocks..~.... 81,i3o %
Debts for preulup,s. ls,s. cost gof tn
collection 1880 50
Deferred premiums.."...... 24,i7e n
InfSrcst scey,,ed md = $500. /. l0.b04 "A
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-27

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u block OF two~story brick store
.asHses this summer. ar a.