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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-03-28


that IL would be receivable in payment OF
taxes and dues 70 the State.
While all this unjust discrimination and
breach of faith Is rendered 20 this class OF
credIEoFs, by the provisions Of the Dill. II
still places the holders Of small warrants,
such rs hold warrants under fifty dollars. or
more than fifty and less than one hundred
dollars III possible. in a worse condition, in
effect by denying them the right 10 invest
their small pittance in q bond. In short.
the effect of this bill in reference 70 this
class of creditors is 70 make them the vic
| tins of mOnied men and speculators.
Sd. The length of time the bonds have TO
run: the postpOnement of warrants issued
before 70 those issued after the act and the
appropriation of all accruing revenues, TO
the payment of such after issued warrants
ia effect unbolts the Treasury 10 the raw
enous greed of railroad corporations, and
offers to them pleasant realization of the
magnificent bounty promised by the sub
sidy act. They will be thus enabled to re-
iieye the oyer-burdeBed Treasury, while
I the laoorlng masses of the State will under
go the delightful task of filling il -by the
sweat OF their BROW" for the brief period of
ten years.
4th. To fund the debt by even a just and
equitable system is no remedy for the pres
enI deplorable condition of the finances of
the State; without it be in connection with
reduction of the expenditures of the gov
eminent, for IL is idle to suppose that the
ding eight per centum annually by way of
interest TO the present debt, and at the
same time incur annually a debt equal TO
the priT cipaI OF the debt funded. BY such
a systf }. the State will become dee per and
deepnr involved, finally resulting In finan-
cial ruin and bankruptcy. Besides the
tax TO be levied is weiehty and grevious TO
be borne; and considering the already
enormous exactions made of the people,
and their impoverished condition. this new
levy in our opinion amounts to cruel and
heartless oppression.
For these reasons we honestly and earnest
ly protest against the action OF the majority
in passing the bill.
John Watts. J. j. Seal,
ii. J.. Duncan, H. Cassidy. Jr,
Ira G.. Holloway, w. L. LyIes.
j. NJ. Stone, r. III. Allen,
Z. NJ. Alexander.
An act authorizing the Board of Super
visOrs of Wilkinson county to fund the
county debt, was. passed.
An act for the relief of John III. Echols,
was taken up. Passed.
Yeas-Messrs. Alexander, Allen, B emmett,
Campbell, Cassidy, Duncan, Holloway.
Lyles, Morgan, Seal, Sullivan, Stone and
Watts-I3.
Nays-Messrs. Abbott, Barrow, Bowles.
Gibbs, Gleed, johnson, Packer, Price, Smith,
Williams, and Warner-ll.
Mr.. Morgan moved to reconsider action
just had, and table the motion to reconsider.
Carried.
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EVENING SESSION.

An act to provide for the appointment oil
Commissioner to examine books, papers
ETC.. in Auditors, Treasurer's, and Secre-
tary of States office.
Mr.. Gibbs moved to amend by inserting
the words Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation" after the word state" in line five.
Carried.
And the bill as amended passed.
Yeas. ID; nays, 10.
An act to changethe name of the Carroll
and Choctaw Counties Agricultural and
Mechanical Association was taken up and
passed.
An act to incorporate the Exchange Bank
of Tupelo was taken up and passed.
An act to amend section 9SS, article 4,
chapter 8, Revised Code, was passed
Yeas-Messrs. Alexander, Allen, Barrow.
Cassidy, Castle, Duncan, Gibbs, Holloway,
johnson, Lyles, Morgan, Seal, Sullivan,
Watts and Warner-15.
Nays-Messrs. Abbott. Campbell, Gleed,
Mygatt, Packer, Price, Stone and Williams
8.
An act to protect executors, administra-
tors and guardians in the payment of at
torney's tees in certain cases was taken up
and passed.
Senate adjourned.
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Mr.. smith, Of DeSoro. moved 10 table the
Mr.. Davis, Of Noxubee, at 2.4s. moved to
adjourn. Lost.
Mr. Street moved that the Sergeant-at-
beers. Carried.
Mr.. Avery at o'clock moved to adjourn
Lost.
Yeas 8; nays 50.
Many motions to adjourn were lost, when
Mr.. Street moved 70 suspend further call
OF the House, and to allow member 10 leave
the Hall without leave. Carried.
And the amendmentuffered by Mr.. Davis
OF Noxubee, was tabled.
Mr.. French moved that the House concur
In Senate Concurrent Resolution No. ~ in
relation 70 adjournment.
Mr.. Sessions moved to amend by the fol-
lowing substitute:
Resolved, That the House concur in
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 81. in
relation to adjournment sine die. which
passed that body on the 18th March. 1872.
Mr.. Sessions moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the House coneurred in Senate
Concurrent Resolution No. 81, and TO table
the motion to reconsider. Carried.
Mr.. French, at 4 so moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Street moved to suspend the rules, in
order TO introduce a resolution. Carried.
Mr.. Howe, at 4 81 o'clock, moved TO ad-
journ. Lost.
Yeas Messrs. Allen Armstead. Avery,
Bolton. Corcoran. Currie, Fisher Feemster,
French. Handy of Madison, Higgins, Howe
Kinbrough. Mallory. Piles, Stewart of
Holmes, Streeter, Willing, West and Mr..
Speaker-22.
Nays-Messrs- Applewhite, Baker, Bald
ridge, Benson, Calhoun. Chandler, Curlee,
Davis of Lafayette, Evans, Ford, Gaines,
Gour, Horton, Haste, Holloway, Hyer,Jones,
Kelly, Leaveil, Land, Lowry, McKie, McIn-
mis-, Metts, Martiniere, Nisbett, Potter, Rob-
bins. Smith of DeSoto, Street, Sessions,
Sawyer, Wroton and Wharton-37.
Absent and not voting, 50.
Mr.. Street. under suspension of the rules,
offered the following:
Resolved, That the sitting members of
this House, Except such as have resigned
be confined in their seats, and no contests
shall be heard in relation to the right of any
such members to their seats.
Mr.. Lowry moved the previous question
on the adoption of the resolution.
Pending Consideration the motion to adj
journ was carried.
House adjourned.
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Choctaw county.
+. II. Fletcher Before the Clerk af
vs.. Rules, Third Monday iu
Unknown Persons January, 1872
VNO unknown persons having or claiming au
IL interest, either legal or equitable. iu thr
land hereinafter described nd the time thp
snme was sold for taxes, and an such other
persons as may be interested therein.
You will take notice that p m Fletcher haa
filed his bill In the Chancery Court of said
county, 10 have his tax title 10 the following
land confirmed, to-wit-
East half Of northeast quarter and north
west quarter Of northeast quarter and north.
east quarter Of northwest quarter. and south
east quarter Of section u, township no. ranrr
. east. Unless you be and appear before u
term Of the Chancery Court 20 be held nt In
grange, IN said county, on the FIRST Monday iu
April A. d. 1872 % plead, answer or demur
fessed
Ordered that the foregoing notice be
posted Mt the door Of the court house. iu
said county. Also published In the Weekly
Clarion, paper published in the city ~ jack
son, Mississippi, Tor four consecutive weeks.
T.. X. SEWARD, Clerk.
J. w. Pinson, Solicitor for Complainant
iau2Jw4t
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi Choctow County
James Teddcr Before the Clerk nt
W.. Rules, Third Monday
Unknown Persons. in January, 1872
TINO unknown persons having or claiming nu
Il interest, either legal or equitable. iu'thr
lands hereinafter described Nd the time thr
same NUS sold for taxes. aud an such 0thcr
persons ms may be interested therein
You will take notice that James Tcddcr has
filed his bill in the Chnncery Court of said
county, TO have his tax title 90 the following
lands confirmed, 10 wit
East half Of southeast quarter Of section
%, and west half Of northwest quarter of
section ~, township 10, range 10 east Unless
you appear before term Of the thnuCtry
Court, 10 be held az Lagrange, in said county,
on the first Monday Ia April, 1872. 90 plead,
answer OF demur thereto, the snmo viii DO
taken as confessed.
Ordered that the foregoing notice De posted
at the court house door, and be published iu
the Weekly Clarion, a paper published iu
Jackson, Mississippi, for four consecutive
weeks.
+. X. SEWARD. Clerk.
J. W. Pinson Solicitor for Complainant
L.. Il
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi Choctaw county.
"A. Dobbs Before che CLERK ht
vs.. Rules, Third Monday
Unknown Persons. in January, 1872
VNO unknown persons having or claiming an
II interest either legal on equitable, iu tht
Lands hereinafter described al che Time fia
same was sold for taxes, and all such othcr
persons as may be interested therein
You will take notice that W. A. pohhs hath
fled his bill in the Chancory Court OF HuiI
county TO have his tax title 90 The following
lands confirmed, tO-wit--
East half ofsnortheast quarter Of section p
township Is, range 10; and west half ~ north-
east quarter Of section /, township lH, range
10, and west half Of southwest quarter
section I, township L. range no. and east half
OF northwest quarter OF section 3, township ~
range 10 east, in said county said lands sold un
the hfthday Of May, 1862, for the taxes then due
and unpaid. Also, the west half or north
east quarter and west half OF northwest quar-
ter Of section = township ~, range 40 cnst. iu
said county, which land was sold on thr &C.
teenth day Of August 1858, for its nKpH.
L Mess you be and appear before term Of
the Chancery Court. 20 De held nt Lagrange.
in said county, on the FIRST Monday iu April,
A. ID. 1872, 20 plead, answer or demur thereto,
the same will be taken as confessed.
Ordered that the foregoing notice ho posted
nc the court house door Of said county also
published ia the Weekly Clarion, "a ucwspa-
per published in the city Of jackson, Missis-
sippi, for four consecutive weeks
y. II. SEWARD, Clerk.
J. w. Pinsou, Solicitor for Complainant
ian95w4t
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sIxTY-FIFrH DAY.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, March 10, 1872.

TUESDAY, March 10 1874
By Mr.. Holloway Resolved, That the
Secretary be instructed to have 900 fifty
copies of the joint rules of both Houses, with
Representatives OF the session OF 1872, print
ed for the use of-the Senate.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Sullivan: A act to create a new
county in this State, To be called Grant
county.
Referred to Committee on County and
County Boundaries.
BY Mr.. Sullivan: An act TO punish in
Judgements of the Exemp tion laws, and fol-
other purposes.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Allen: An act To incorporate the
Bank Of Tupelo. Mississippi.
Referred 10 Committee ON Banks and
Banking.
By Mr.. Campbell: An act TO repeal an
act 70 amend an act TO protect citizens OF
certain counties, in those sections where
fencing and timber have become scarce, APP
proved October 26. 1866. aud for other pur-
poses, approved April 30.4S7l, in so far a
the same relates 10 DeSoto county.
Mr.. Packer moved that the provisions OF
this bill be applied TO the county of Holmes
Carried.
And the bill as amended passed.
BY Mr. Morgan An act TO amend the law
with respect 10 contested elections, and fol-
other purposes.
Referred 10 judiciary Committee.
THE BILL TO FUND The FLOATING DEBT.
After spending the entire session upon
amendments. etc,
Mr. Morgan moved the previous question
on final passage of the bill. Carried,
And the bill passed.
Yeas-Messrs. Abbott, Barrow, Bennett
Bowles, Caldwell, Campbell, Gibbs, Gleed
Morgan, Mygatt, Packer. Price, Sullivan
Smith, Williams aud Warner-l6.
Nays-Messrs. Alexander, Allen, Cassidy
Duncan, Holloway, johnson, Lyles, seal
Stone and Watts-10.
Mr.. Barrow moved to reconsider action
lust had. and to table the motion to recon
slider. Carried rs follows:
Yeas Is; nays 10.
BY MIR. Caldwell; An act to advance the
agricultural interest OF the State by the es-
Enlistment of an experimental farm.
Referred to Committee on Agriculture
Manufacture and Commerce.
Senate adjourned.
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FOUNDED IN 1882, AND CHARTERED
HAS a full and efficient Faculty.

Has 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 BUSINESS EDUCATION, which fits
man for all positions in life, or learn tc
READ, WRITE AND SPEAK the modern or Com
mercial languages.
Judge G. 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, Penmanship
Profs. MUM and FRIES, Book Keeping
Prof FRIES, Mathematics.
J.J. FOLEY, Esq, Councillor at Law SC.
HEALrH--The city is perfectly healthy and
has been so all summer-more SO than New
York, Philadelphia, or Boston. Reports to the
contrary are started and circulated by PED
Oilers, RUNNERS and DRUMMERs for Northern
Cities, Houses and Institutions. loose who
still send to the North for Education, volun-
tarlly 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, or RUIN is the consequences of
ignorance.
N. b. An education that enables one to earn
$lOOO 5000 and 5000 per annum is the best
position parents can give their sons.
N. B.-Of all our numerous Graduates. for
the past 40 years, NOT ONE is now out of pro-
htable employment, So far as known
The 10Th Anniversary will be February 26.
1877, and it is hoped all CORNER Graduates and
Students win be present.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
novIOsw4wom President.
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Notice.
c. Kortreoht and jas. H. McGehce, Aim'rs
Of II. c. Chambers, deceased, W.. A. VI.
Stewart -No.gT

stewari.-No. o.
In the Supreme court Of the State Of Missis-
sippi-October Term. A. ID. lnsi. Janua-
~ 9th, 1877.
TINHIS day came on 70 be heard The motion
Il of Defendant Ia error for an order 81 pub
LEGATION as 70 Mary Chambers, minor child ot
III. q. Chambers. deceased and it appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the Court Ihnt thc said
II. e. Chambers, who was plaintih iu error Boo
this suit, has departed this life since thr sue.
ing out Of the appeal herein and 10 further
appearing that the said Mary Chamber is o.
necessary party hereto, and ID appearing Iu
the Court from affidavit ON hlc tIat the said
Mary Chambers Is a minor without guardian.
and that she IL a nonresident Of the State off
Mississippi aud resides and has her pust-
Office At Memphis Tennessee it is therefore
ordered that the said Mary Chamber DO hr
and appear before oar supreme Court nt thc
next term thereof. to be held I'D jackson. 8u
the third Monday Of April, A. ID. 1872 and
shsw cause II any she can. why thia said
should not be revived la her name Or one uT
the heirs al law Of said II. q. Chamber. dr-
ceased, aud be proceeded ia 90 final judgment
IL is therefore ordered that copy OF fhIa
order be published In TuE CLARION. news
paper published In the city of Jackson, once H
week, for four consecutive, weeks and that fhr
Clerk Of this Court DO transmit by mail "a
copy Of this order directed 90 tho said Mary
Chambers, at Memphis, Tennessee.
A true copy from the minutes.
JAMES M. MCKEE. Clerk.
ianlsw4t BY +. A. McWtLtiE. d. &.
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HOUSE.
TUESDAY, March 10 1872.

Mr.. Sessions, by general consent. intro
duced an act amendatory of the fifth article
of the Revised Code of Mississippi.
Referred TO Judiciary Committee.
An act to regulate the venue of. suits
against railroad, express and telegraph
companies was passed.
An act TO regulate proceedings against
railroad com panies tor injuries done to stock.
Mr.. Davis moved to add two member TO
the Special Committee appointed on an act
i'm relation to Normal Schools and for other
purposes. Carried.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Fisher and
Armstead
After some time taken in consideration of
an act for the relief of the Board OF Levee
Commissioners, the bill was Te-Committed.
House adjourned.
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RL0,c:s1INGTON NURsERIEs,
LIGHTi LIGmTil LIGmrtfi
The Mississippi MHydro-Cnrbon
Gn@ Light Company,

A IKE now prepared 10 erect their mach ines
n in Hotels, Churches, Public Buiidinrs.
ana Private Houses, throughout the State OF
Mississippi.
These machines are automatic and furnish
light OF 20 candles power a. n cost Of one
cent per hour. They can be furnished with
from 70 900 lights. They occupy little space
"a twenty light machine being about tho aizo
Of = whisky barrel They are perfectly aafc,
ana the light both IN quantity and quality far
exceeds the common coal gas
They are now on exhibition AZ the Compn-
nys Works In Jackson, corner Capitol and
President streets, aud IN Canton, AZ Wolf 81
Mayors, Merchant's Exohnnro.
Send for Circulars and pon viii buy q ma
chine and avoid the danneFn and incanVen-
aonnes o. eonlsuil and bad raa.
j. dhEhM, President
Iuly2O7iwiy, jos KAUFMAN, sup't
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,
sEWANEE, TENN.
THE next Term will begin on the
Hath day of March.

continuing seventeen weeks. Students will
be received in the Grammar School attached
to the University, as young as ten wears ~
age. Expenses for the Term, exclusive OF
Matriculation, $50, 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 ~ about SIS. Text books Al
Nashville prices Vacation occurs in winter
J. G0RGAs
mar7wlms Act. Vice Chancellor.
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MARCUS N. RoBERTsON,)
vs.. No. l2S
WOODSON THOMAS, ct al.

Chancery Court, Kinds County, FIRST District.
ITO Edward Tomson and Harvey, Mcmahon
IL & Co. of New Orleans La and TO all
persons having or claiming any interest in
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, TO be held at 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
plainant's bill, and show cause, il ana you
can, why compliments tax title TO the real
estate above named SHOULD not be adjudged
good and conclusive against yourselves and
all other persons. II default herein be made
judgment Pro coNTEsso will be taken against
you. MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk,
By CHAs. CLARK, ID. G.
Johnston Johnston, Solicitors. [marSwtd
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FIsHE 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
will 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 protecttheir interest. The necessary evil
dences Of payment have been provided for by
as, and no attention should be paid to circu-
lars and promises OF others who have done
nothing to aid the accomplishment of the
object.
ROBERTSON TOPP,
SAM. TATE,
WIN NJ. HARRINGTON.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. n, 1872 sw&wlms
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DURsUANT to the provisions of Deed of
l. Trust, made on the 9th day Of December
A D. 1870 by Madison Smith to 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 for the
sum Of $3.50 sc, 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, will on the 18th
day Of April next in front Of the Capitol. in
the city of Jackson, within legal hours, pro-
eeed to sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described lands lying in Kinds
county, Mississippi, or much thereof as
maybe necessary to pay and satisfy the afOre-
said promissory note for $266 Sc, which is past
due, wiz:
East half and southwest quarter Of north
east quarter, and south half and south half
north half Of northwest quarter afd the north
third, or 90 acres running east and west, Of
the north part Of southeast quarter and east
half Of southwest quarter Of section twelve,
township 6, range 2, west, being part Of the
place known as Spring Forest Plantation"
near the town Of Clinton. This sale il only
for the satisfaction Of said note o. $3.50 66
which is payable 9th December, 1871, with
the expenses Of sale.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
marbtds Trustee.
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DURSUANT to final decree rendered by
l. the Cbancery Court Of Kinds county, for
the First District ON the 18th of March, 1877,
on application Of the heirs at law Of Mary
Daley, deceased, for the sale Of real estate for
division Of the proceeds amongst said heirs.
the undersigned, special commissioner ap-
pointed in said decree, win, on the 9th day Of
April next, proceed, in front Of the Capitol
IN the city Of Jackson, 9nd within legal hours
70 sell the following described lots Of land
situate IN said city, ~ public cutlery to lhe
highest bidder, via: the north half Of ten acre
lot in square number four, south, and the
north part OF lot number three fractional
square number two, south.
TERM8 or SALE.-One-third Of the purchase
money 70 be paid in cash !; the remainder in
tive equal sinstallmeuts, at sir and twelve
months, the deferred payments secured by
note with personal security and-a lien on Ii
property sold
FS. HUNT.
marziwtds Commissioners, &c.
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TlHE AMERICAN STANDARD BILLIARD
n TABLkS-PHKLAh a. CoLLExDER's NEW
Also, Secondhand Tables and an kinds of
BILLIARD GOODS at reasonable prices.
Billiard Tables cut down and repaired
Send Eour orders to
CHARLES LACOUNE,
Proprietor st. Charles Billiard Saloon,
mariW5m New Orleans.
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Mr.. Barrett. at two O'Clock moved TO adj
journ. Carried.
Yeas 46; nays 35.
Adjourned.
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NOTICE


ESTATE of Joseph burns.
TTNHE undersigned having been dull appoint
Il ed AdminiHtratrix Of the estate OF Joseph
Burns, deceased, all persons indebted 90 said
estate arc notified 70 come forward Immediate
ly and settle, and those haXing claims against
said estate are notified 10 prove the snmo
according 20 law.
MRS. 8. A. J. BURNS.
AdministrntriE.
dec G-yr4w
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ALL KINDS AMI SIZES.
TTuRK. Bar, Rod. Slab, Square, Sweep. scrn-
~ per and Plow Iron. Horse Shoes ana
mar8lH H.E. sTxRR
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NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore ex-
In listing in the furniture business, between
}. T. p w. OSullivan, under the title of
OSullivan & Bro, is hereby dissolved by mu-
tual consent The business will be hereafter
conducted by the undersigned. All parties
and settle. Those having claims against the
firm will please present them to J. F. O'Sul-
Ivan, who is fully authorized to settle up the
business. febl6swltwfm.