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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION.

Pursuant to the call of the stockholders
OF the New Orleans National Banking AssO
citation large number of the depositors and
stockholders met over the rooms OF the
bank last evening.
MIR. n. K. Pepin called the meeting to Or
der, and nominated Fergus Fusilier, ESQ,
for chairman, who was unanimously
elected. j. L. Gautier, Esq, was chosen
secretary
Mr.. Fusilier then explained the objects Of
the meeting. 1t was called in consequence
Of the unfortunate condition of the bank,
and the necessity of dsvising some
means for the protection OF the IN
terests of the stockholders and cred
itors. None Of the phases OF the mis-
fortunes which have overtaken the bank
are unfamiliar to those present. Our duty
now is to save ourselves and protect the
interests of the creditors Of the institution.
1t does not become US to say word OF the
winding up of the affairs of the baDk-all
efforts to secure tair liquidation have
proved unavailing. A receiver has been
appointed, and has been put in possession
by the Con ntroller OF the Currency, Mr..
John j. Knox.
This taking possession has awakened the
attention of all parties interested. 1t is Tor
them to say whether they will resist such
liquidation as has been seen in this city.
Past experience has shown what the result
would be. The First National Bank has
been in liquidation five years, and the end Is
not yet. The Crescent City Bank for some
time, and no dividend paid yet. 1t is not
only that the creditors may lose all that be-
longs to them in stock, but also be called
on for assessments. The object Of the
meeting was to take such measures as
would protect those most interested. The
liquidation of the affairs of the bank by its
own stockholders and officers would be the
EOst beneficial, as they were the best ac-
quainted with its affairs. 1t may be that
others think differently. 1t is our duty to
discuss these matters coldly and calmly as
business men. 1t may be proper to intro
duce mere statement of the affairs of the
bank. as shown by the books at the time of
closing. Many of these items are in round
numbers, it being impossible, in ccnse-
change, to give them exactly. The princi-
pal features are, however, truthfully set
forth.
Mr.. Fusilier then read the following
statement Of the condition of the New Or
leans National Banking Association:
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OFFICIAL JouRnAL rHE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY OCTOBER 81 1873

paper amounting to 835 600 had gone
to protest and as ali act of prudence. more
than OF necessity, he had temporarily sus-
pended. Schmid said he had ample col
lateral abroad to meet all demands there.
There is no embarrassment from by local
causes.
Lottery Dealers Indicted.
Some hundred or more indictments have
been found against the lottery dealers, who
will be arrested on Monday aud arraigned
to plead
Large numbers of the poor of Brooklyn
are already seeking charity, being unable
to procure work.
No news has been yet received of the
steamship Ismailia, now thirty days out.
Effects of the sprugue Failure.
The Times financial article tomorrow
says the announcement of the failure of the
Spragues was not without serious effect on
the Stock Exchange and contributed to the
previous gloom OF the money market. The
failure in its ultimate effects upon the open
market has terminated in damaging sus-
pense. The most was made OF the failure
by the bearish people who were aided by
the prevailing uneasy feeling, and there
was general fall in the prices of all stocks.
The Times says the alleged intimations Of
unfriendliness Of Brown & Ives, of PrOvi-
dence, against the Spragues is untOunded,
and that the former firm a week since con-
tributed to the relief of the Spragues.
Union Trust Company
The beard of trustees Of the Union Trust
Company, at a meeting to-day, resolved to
reorganize the company, double it's capital
and resume ordinary business in December.
Marine.
Arrived-Steamers Algerine, City Of New
York, Australia and City OF Dallas.
Specie.
The subtreasnrer paid out $3.50, 900 gold
coin on account of November interest,", and
$1,000 for called bonds.
Customs receipts to day were $209, 600.
Sub.Treasury Balances.
Gold, $47 ,9S670S; currency, $3,S4S,774.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE II
AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF.-Particular at
tention is called to the sales at auction
to be made this day, at noon. at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange. Royal
street. by the sheriff Of the parish 0: Or.
leans. Said sales comprise:
I. Two lots of ground adjoining each
other. with all the buildings and improve.
ments thereon. situated in the Fauboug
Sau1et, First District of this city. ON St.
Charles ilate Nayadesj street. between Cal.
liope and Clio streets.
?. A lot Of ground. with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
faubourg Washington, Third District OF
this city, at the corner of Royai .late Casa.
calvo) and st. Ferdinand streets.
3. A lot of ground. with the buildings
and improvements thereon. situated N the
same faubourg. district and square. on
Royal !late Casacalvo: and Architect
streets, between Port and st. Ferdinand
streets.
4. A portion of ground, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in
the same district, fronting on Dorgenois
and Columbus streets.
j. And lot OF ground, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated "a
Milneburg. in this parish, on Union street,
between Columbus and Frankford streets.
For full particulars and terms see ad
vertisements.
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ENGLAND.
Failure sr Crops In ruaY.

Failure 81 Crops In 1naia.
LONDON. October 3O.-Advices from all
parts Of Bengal. India, show 8 failing of
the crops, and famine inevitable.
Er1e Stock Kills London House.
Ths failure Of = house which has been
dealing, in Erie Tsilway shares is an
nounced. :.....
Tho Pull AaI Gasetse, ailuding to the oc-
eurrence in its financial article, says the
house lately reoetred an order from Jay
Geeid ia sau AfsT Thousand ahsres of Erie,
asd they tesk tks seeok personally ss
-: - Dead.
Tho Aasth ef - William Boville, Lord
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31
Getting Ready for Windows Committee.


The Merchants Exchange committee ap-
pointed to furnish matter for the considera-
ton of the United States Senate committee
relative to cheaper transportation, held a
second meeting yesterday at 2. NJ, at the
directors room of the Exchange in this city.
The cub committee, to whom the matter had
been referred, submitted their report, which
was taken under consideration, and some
amendments and alterations made. The
report was then recommitted, with instruc-
tiOns 10 report further matter on Wednes-
day at 8 p NJ. 1t was decided to send a
cable telegram to Messrs. Shuttle & Hamil-
ton, Liverpool, asking f,r information ye-
specting the condition of certain csrgoes .t
corn which were consigned to them from
New Orleans during July and August last.
This telegram. when answered. vii! form
part Q: III. repOT: ia be submitted 20 the
Senat. COMMITTEES on Thursday. and will
forever -s.:is che question OF the safety Of
tn" Guii CHute for all kinds o! gysi:..-...i.
Loves 2l..es. :t-.nty .'git'ho
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31
The Temnerafure

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's,
No. so Chartres street, on October 80, stood
as follows: At 8 A. NJ, 46o; at P. M, 6Oo;;
at P. NJ, $50. Lowest point during the
night of October %, 40o. White frost this
morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31
Judge Burweli i'm 1T. Louise

The Ste Louis Democrat, Of the s.e.,ro
eighth, says;
Hon. w. M. Burwell, of New Orieanss
being en- route home from the National
Board OF Trade session in Chicago, has
been pressed to remain and unite with the
Exchange Committee in receiving the
Senate Transportation Committee on Thurss
day next 1t is thought he will accept.
Mr. Burwell is full to the brim with facts
concerning the possibilities of the great t
water route. and it is highly important that
he should remain and impart some of the
facts the Senate committee are in search of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31
WASHINGTON.
Laying a Corner Stone.

Laying a Corner Stone.
WASHINGTON, October 30.-The President
has accepted an invitation to lay the corner
stone of a New York museum.
Going to Europe.
Mr.. Saville, chief clerk Of the Treasury,
goes to Europe on business connected with
the syndicate.
Debt Statement.
Secretary Richardson says if the forth
coming debt statement does not show over
$j.O0O,O 900 increase, he will not be disap-
pointed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31

The sardine. fisheries in France at present
employ 10000 sailors and some $1,000 men,
women and children on land to prepare the
fish for market. 1t seems that the catch is
now diminishing every year, and the al
most complete failure of the fsh may be an
ucipsted at no remote period,
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Little Ea!>rar: ha. Denef: at the A:S..
einy tonight.


REVIVAL. OF THE LIVE Syoci: .sc.:!oS
SALES AT THE OID STAND, CORNER or
BARONNE AND GRAsIER SrREErs.~-Cur
nefghbor. X. NJ Montgomery. auctioneeS.
desires Us TO make known, through our col.
umns, to his numerous friends and cl:stom
ers and the public in general, that he is now
in possession of the stables at the corner OF
Gravier and Baronne streets, and will, as
soon as the necessary repairs are completed,
open them for the sales of all kind OF live
stock, carriages. buggies, etc, making, as
formerly, tri-weekly sales. The first sale
will take place on Saturday, November 8.
Stock will be received any time before the
sale and we'll cared for. Liberal advances
made on consignments.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31
The Transportation Committee,

A dispatch received from Governor kel.
logg at st. Louis, last evening, informs us
that the Senate Committee on Transporta-
tion has determined to hold a session in
New Orleans about the middle of Novemb be.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANT Is

ST. LOUIS RESTAURANA l.
Now DENECHAUDS RESTAURANT
., st. Louis Street.......
Betveen Bourbon and Royal.
The proprietor desires to norm his ZEN aboVe
-, rnbiic in general that he VIII open on 'ns a'o''
tn.ppurant tnU next SATURDAY october H. 100, .ha
res!ManuN1SuED res!auTuE ROOMS WITH BOARD or by the
dav wei OF month reasonable fsr%1 w always
Travellers, az E well Ias,ns a. s'ty With d' board.
.hn6 eoG% %onss and the restaurant viii Keep open
every night until twelve o CLOCK n.,s .oirees and
Personal attenuoA s0A oc7 lm
parties.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31

Capt. ola invites every body to her benefit
ct the Academy tonight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31

Alice Harrison as Piggy .Stubbs, the news
boy, at the Academy to o-night-her benefit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-31

Total first rate assets .......... ~ ID. .oOs o.
Second rate and contingent assets
and valuations
Protested paper. 5 1873 ss9s ss
Portfolio of old Bank of New
Orleans, estimated at
about ten per cent.e... q, 200 80
Claim for exchangA on cots
ton il euit at Liverpool 1900 20
Claim against She United
States for less. lawyers
fees, about. SG0,00e 10
Total second rate and contingent:
assets. ......................e.... i,c0:, 500 IS
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VOLUME Vino. IT'S.
ADJUSTMENTS,
VARIETIES THEATRE.


VARIETIES THEATRE.
CANAL STREET
inc iashlonabie amusement resort of New Orleans
patronized nightly by brilliant and select au-
diences
Monday Evening. October -, 1873,
and continue every night during the week.
Grand farewell performance
Sunday Evening, November 2, 1873,
Introducing extra sensation bill.
Second and positively the last week Of the famous
artistic
DUPREZ AND BENEDICT,S
Gigantic Minstre!s and Brass Band, Great Tr;p}e
Troupe and Bnrleeque Opera Company the &C.
knowledged leading minstrel troupe OF the
world.
On this occasion all the latest novelties and gems
of refined minstrelsy wial be introduced Two
attractive al uneq qualed great bills this week
FIRST time OF the sensation Virginia Sisters"
First time of the comic sketch the Strange
companion" First time in this city of the
Original Burlesque, Worlds Jubilee" by the
entire strength of this mammoth company
First time of the laughable farce, sMischief
Making" First time, finale, Indian Buff 10
Hust." First time of sketch, .'Fiex al d Alex
First time of original finale, "Colored Militia"
FIRST time Of the original buresque opera the
Brgand Queen" First time of the afterpiece,
the Quiet Family" First time of new ballads
choruses, cemic songs clog silver showers and
sohgs aud dances, etc
Grand Family Noon Matinees-WBDNESDAY Oc-
tOber 29, and SATURDAY, November ].
Matinee admissions reduced to FIFTY CENTS
children twenty five cents Ticks,s evening
cnred seats at the box Office during the day.
FOR fun particulars see programme. Oc26 It
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SALOON s.
DEsUNPTJON OF SPECIE PAYMENTS
BANKING HOUSE OF
JOSEPH A. WALK ER.
Nos. 4 RoyaI and lI3 Canal streets.


JOSEPH A. WALKER
Nos. d Royal and l13 Canai Streets.
Horace Greeley said, ''Tne best way to bring
about the resumption of specie payments was to
resume-not to talk about it. but TO resume So
thinks the popular banking firm Of Joseph A
Walker, and, accordingly, its members yesterday
hold meeting and decided to open the ball.
The following named directors of the institution
were present: Joseph A. Walker, president; Joseph
Barnard NJ G. O'Hara, NJ. Farrell John Cassaigne
Emile sunier, Tony Ougatte, Patrick Scott. August
Noe, l.. Pollock
Wbereupon it was resolved. unanimously. that
all checks upon this Bank wCnld henceforth be
maid in HARD COIN and that its patrons would, as
heretofore, meet with prompt and ca! sfaetory
RESPONSE to their demands.
Gall at the Bank and test its solvencr. 1t is
ready to meet any run its customers may see ut
+omake JOSEPH A. WALKER, President
JOSEPH BERNARD. Private Secretary oc29 9
4 Acknowledgement ..- 'A"D'
The undersigned respectfully !nforns rs Old
friends and customers and the public in general
that he will open FlkST asAsS sSAocN Oh
WEDNESDAY, october 29, at
Va. 46 Magazine street, Next to the st.
James Hotel.
where always will be kept a choice variety O.
WINES LIQUORS, CORDfALS, ETt.
Hot Lunch Every Day.
The best o. everything Oh hand, and satisfaction
guaranteed ,ox,n,p. p,orr.-or
oc25 1T STEVE MCNa Maha' LoplIrLol
NINE WINES AND LIQUORS
AT ALECkS HOUSE,
Nos. 81 Front and o. Fulton streets,
setween Poydras and Lafayette. New Orleans
ALEXANIER DECK.
FINE LUNCH every morning at ten clock On
and after November Lunch Will be served rom
"a NJ. to IL NJ. oc-- ~
DELICAN EXCHANGE,
CORNER PERDIto AND ST. CHARLES STREETS.
Choice WINES, LIQUORS and WESTERN LAGER
always on hand. IN,
HOT LUNCH from 10 A. NJ. 10 r; NJ 1siiSa
80, a., ProprIetors
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Bias, Furnaces Suspended .y.rh.
Produce House Suspended.

Mollman, Schmid & Co., No. 81 Water
street, an extensive produce commission
house have suspended this morning. Schmid
says he received telegram from his part
ners in Europe on Monday, stating that
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looRnSUAD a. Reesasa sx09.i
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B URIAL CASES
CASK + T s

\ 4s.
which are So widely known Al to require no
special COMMUNICATION. The Metallic Blu
rial Case, With us present improved .trlc
and finish, its entire harmony With tl.s feel
ings Of The bcrcayod, its perfected adjust
ments md appointments in whatever re-
lates to the preservation and protection of
the,baly after death, confirm its utility and
entire ndaptness to the purposes for which
i il designed.
Tie WOODEN COFFIN, manufactured by
!ut4yom solid Walnut. Rosewood ara Eo.e
Imitation; has no superior in finish -. s'q!P
and can be furnished IT'S cheap as Any cher
kind.
CoFFINs of all descriptions furnished at
the shortest notice, aud All orders filed
promptly night or day, The dead laid out
with care, and(lHeEGls and escorts superin-
tended in person.
Janl7 ly,@i FINS L. CARLTON.
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CsRrst be Ezteled.

Foreonvenlonoe AND beauty those
Rustic Window Sna(Vs at lltlbergs
all sizos and kintR OF tic celobrA.
tee davenport Shades, with the new
IlubJer Flash, which admits Of III, M
being washed when soltcd, with Tx
lures which for SIM icity and wears
ave beg oud competition. In fact,
these goods have ma eQuSl in the
makeb and can only bs found g
Holberg & CO. aE
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The stats OF Mississippi,
NoXabet County

BIZ The Board Of Supervisors.
To Church Carpenter
You arc hereby cited to appear
before the Board Of Supervisors OF
N~oXubco county, Mississippi, at u
meeting thereof to be held at the
court Aouse IN Macon, Wednesday,,
tn 5th day OF February, 1873, then
Il ID there to pay the taxes dG. on
said land, the same bling reported
delinquent according to law by tho
taT-coIlector OF said county, t0-wil:
lots |, -, 20, Il and y, section g.,
township Is, range Is, lying in Nox-
obee county, MlNSissll ri, state tax
81 g, county tax - %, total Sc 81
together with 10 per cent. damages
and costs, or show that said taxes
have been paid, or in default of
such showing judgment for the sale
thereof will be entered at said meet
ing OF SAID Board against sand lard,
cunLrmnlng the same or 50 much
hereof according to law as shall be
sufficient to satisfy said taxes, costs
and damages.
~ erder Of sad Board this
l.. 5 i5;h day f ID, ccnher, 1872.
f. Al NrIlENRY,
ChanccTN Clerk aud
Print fee ISL clerk Of b. 5.
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MULESI MULES

Just arrived, go Of The best Nples
ever brought to this market, select
ed BIZ CAPT. Winston himself ex-
pressly Cor Mississippi. These Mules
are strictly first class No. | Mules,
and in e%cellent condition. They
can be seen at the stable OF Borgess.,
Howell 4 Co., where they can be
examined.
they will be sold by Clark and
Dodson, Agents for Capt. Winston,
who will BE- here IN a day or lwo
himself.
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~ S 0 =.

The firm OF Joiner & Cogburn is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to said firm are requested to CONS
forward aud settle, as tia outstanding bus
mess must be closed up at once. We hoyo
sold out to Mr. W, +, ElLAND, who will
conduct the same line Of business as our
late firm, at the old stand, and wo bcspeak
for him the patronage of our friends.
Thuae desiring to settle will find rs 2
the office lately occupied by billiard & jar
nagin, over our late stqres,
j, W. JOINER.
jan 9, 1873 t. Il. COGBURN.
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. AN c ER'S NOTl CE


7'odH persons intgsStcd
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Danger of said county
will, on Monday tho third DIS OF
February, 1878, sell at the court.
house door in the town Of Macon.
ONE DARK ROAM HOESE,
blind in right eye, supposed to be
about eight years old, taken up by
u. NJ. Baker on the 23d December,
1872, on the plantation in said coun'
ty known as the Dismukes place.
Said horse was appraised by Thos
Cockroll and J.. il. Morohead nj
$3.50. Said sale wifi be had within
legal hours.
MARSHALL McNEES.
Jan. Is, lS73,-5t Ranger.
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T UMBR r! III r.!
Shingles! shingles!

| haze on hand II fine lot OF
Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, and,
also Itch Plank andScantIiug, and
will Qy&er tor any one by the car
load. All orders will We promptly
attended to, PROVIDED they arc ac.
complained by Ae'casli.
iAnll-&ls y. e. FARMER.
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PLANTERS FIRE INSURANCE COM
PAiY or MISSISSIPPI.
Authorized Capital $500, 009, 100,
Capital S2iI,30O,G go.
CAPITAL ~$2il,3OC,GO.
Patronage Home Institutions.

This Company is newly organized with
on increase Of $lGQ 900 to its present CAPT.
tai stock.
Its President and one Of rs largest stock
holders is Col, L. Richardson, Of Jackson,
Miss, the wealthicst citizen and most sue
cessful inancicr in Il c State Its business
Is increasing rapidly, and the Company has
Il large surplus fund Of money on hand To-
invest III approved securities. 1t kceps
money at home. 1t adjusts and pays all
igasc5 promptly, 1t takes all risks on the
most liboral terms and at reasonable rates.
The stockholders of this Company are
amply solvent and represent $40, 900 Of
capital. The following are some Of the
principal stockholders
Col + Richardson, Of RICHARDSON & MAY
Ncw Orleans, Jackson, Miss; Col Thos L
Helm, = os.4ont Capital Syate Bank, Jack
son, Miss; Jno w Robinson, Merchant,
Jackson, Miss; Hon w A Drennan, Banker,
Lexington, Miss; Lake Brothers, Bankers,
Grenada, Miss Jayne, Maycrs 4 Lowry,
Bankors. Brandon, Miss; Col B L Thomas,
President Yicksburg Bank, Yich,burg,
Miss GoyBG Humphreys, Planter, Yicks-
Miss; Louis Huffman, Hardware Deal
er, do do; i 5 Crump, President Holly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

ga" Tho 4SeafY Of the Perfected
~Spcclaples h4s been established in
this locality since the last two years.
have given universal satislac-
ton to every wcarcr, w,,icL! fact,
will recommend them to all
IN need OF such an artiqle.
CHAs, lloFER,
A9ent.
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~ 2 W S 7 0 R Z /.

The undersigned having purchased ,he
store-hou,cs and stock of the late JOlFER
&c COGBuRN, vii! hereafter conduct the
Dry-Good. and Grocery Business at their
late stand, where he will be p!onsed to see
his friends and the customers Of the late
firm and ]soIicits their patronage
Jan 8, 1873. Z W. + FILAND. .
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rs~'a STATE Of Miss sip,i. ,
No~lbsc COUNTY.
rr,, ~, r,.,r, X. v,h,a County
-, ''
At l.'ly. before w. LEAK OeG' % &c.
Guardianship
[l}SI Of
Robert Gillespie,
Lu,Iatic.
u orrss,ir,. tho. Pohori 7 Gamma,
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A CARD TO TIN PUBLIC.

On account Of the rc,e. { severe weather
and bad roads, many parties indebted to me
were not able to settle their notes and ac-
ca4gtl by .he first Of tie month, ana | will
oytcnd the time to tbg frstdyy Of FEBEu-
AIRY next, by which time ! hope all sums
on my book. will be recriptcd for. This is
4 E!SAl NOTICE and ifaiInotes and accounts
are not settled by the time specified, they
will certainly be placed in the hands of a
collector. Notwithstanding all reports to
the contrary, | an in earnest about closing
my business a d books.
JanS-tf W PHILLIPS.
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FEBRUARY 18th,

On th,s day and date, if lot p5c,iously
sold at private sale, | viii offer at
Pdb iC Auction, Wy StOre-HOUSe and
Fixtures,
to the highest bidder Fox CASH. Ii is a
stand that is well-kloun throughout "A large
trading section and a good business mama
ger can conduct as large and us successful
n business lL,eFe as has been done in the
past. Any party purchasing Will have the
priyileg" Of purchasing the stock on hand
on good terms. II. W. PHILLIPS,
Jan. Is Prop. Beehive.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

J.. +. Carpenter this day takes
the pIae' Of lie undersigned in the
firm Of Perry, Jobe Il Co., and will
be recognized rs u partner in the
without aly Change OF
name. ThanlMg ny many friend,
for their liberal support, ! ask Il
continuation to NY successors, as.
surfing thcn they will get polite at.
tel ten and good bargains.
+. l.. CARPENTER.
Bro ,ksvilIc, Jan. 9TH l~S73-2j-3l,
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a@- Never fail 10 SECURE 2
Bargain, and EilaUs \ EsEsS
il the place to set IT.