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R. d. LUDM.OW.

House, Sign and Ornamental Painter
INIT tToR OF WOODS AND MARBLES,
salazhns' Paper Hanging, V-hIten.
ing and Wall CoIoring.
!. ORDERS left at Mr.. A. c. Kerr's grocery stors
Va STATE street will be properly attended TO.
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ON filing and opening the hin OF complain
~ in this cause together with the pta. 'I.
thereto, and IL appearing 20 The satisfaction
of the Court that Emmett q. Ward, defendant
herein IL not p citizen Of the State oi Ni...
sippi, but resides beyond The limits thpre0l +.
that the ordinary process of this Court canine.
be served upon him, IL is ordered by Oboe Count
that the said Emmett q. Ward cntof DTS n..
pearance herein and plead, answer Drdru..
to said bill of complaint, on or before The tr..
day Of the next term Of this Court, l0 Doc Dol.
den at the Chancery Court Room boo tlr cI.s.|
Jackson, on the Third Monday of April I.Ia
otherwise the matters and things -ufoa IH
said complaint will he taken .hs confessed a.
to said Emmett G. Ward
And il is further ordered thata COPY uf ....
order he published within twenty day. H0m
this date once a week for four consecutive
weeks in The Clarion, "a public newspaper
printed and published ia the city of Jackson
in this State.
1873 H. w. 'CABANTsl
Chancellor 10th Judicial District Mi....r#
Jan 3O-5i
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bUOOI E4S AND HAHN ESS.
CARRIAGES,
SADDLES, for
LADIES. GENTS. MISSES A d
BOYS.
WAGONS.
CARTS,
HARNESS. OF MANY STYLES.
BRIDES. COLLARS HAMES.
TRACES. WHIPS de-,
ENAMELLED AND OH. CLOTH
COPPER RIVET
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
HARM SS 4 Birdie LEATHER.
SOLE. KIP AND UPPER LEATHER.
SADDLE BAGS Il SATCHEI.S. HORSE
BRUSHES, CURRY AND NAME COMBS.
DOG CHI AIMS AND COLLARS,
TEXAS SADDLE-TREES.
SHOE THREAD. &c. &c. &c.
PRICES To SUIT.
FURS, HIDES. &C.. BOUGHT.
meh26-tF.
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In the Matter of
The Canal and Banking Co. ct al.
n. S. 99l vs. In
A b. Montgomery Ell al. Equity
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties hold
~ ing or claiming notes secured by the
Deed in Trust made by a. B. Montgomery to
" L. Nugent and W G. Yerger, Trustees, on
the I'D day of May, 1866, to appear before the
undersigned Commissioners, or either of them,
at jackson, Mississippi, within til next thir-
ty days from this date. and prove taeir claims
in the form prescribe in the act of Bankrupt
cy.
ARCHY MCGEHEE
JAS. d. STEWART.
Commissioners and Masters in Chancery.
This lst January, 1873 w5t
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D. RICHARDsON. pre-IIrn-

- Sworn to an subscribed before r
l.. s. this, 10Th day Of January 1873
-- VIII. II. GREEN.
tan 3O-4 Notary Public
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Sow in very rich ground in shallow
drills six inches apart, cover slightly.
rake the ground evenly, tramp it ali over
with the feet, rake gently again; when up
keep hoed; they win make button bulbs.
that can be kept in cool, dry room un-
til next October, when they can be plan
ted out, and grow to good bulbs for
kitchen use.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE
American Life Insurance Co.
ORGANIZED IN 1880.
CAPITAL. $4,000. 900 90

/ CAPITAL. ..----.---- - 100000 o.
The leading Company doing business u
MISSISSIPPI
| HNHE AMERICAN meets it's obligations with
Il signal prOmptness, having paid $4,000
in death losses in Mississippi. The ANERI-
CAN is not a new Company, having it's posi-
ton to make, and its success 10 attain under
the pressure of the sharp competition OF this
present enterprising age. This AMERICAN
does not extOrt from the insured large and
extravagant premiums, with the mere prom
Use of paying portion back in the future
put 1t sells its patrons n sound Policy for
less money than any Company IN Me l.. States
The AMERICAN invites investigation into
its merits, as those best acquainted with the
Company are its best friends.
jackson Board OF Directors.
REV. JOHN HUNTER, d. D.....PREsIpExr.
1uOo. Il. HELM, ................R VICE President.
Matt r. Ash, Byron Lemly
III. HilZheim Marian Smith
/. Strauss, G. d. Sidwav
Archy McGehee, George {. Evrich
John w Robinson, Thomas A. Neville
John Z. Stevens, Alphonse Stadeker
DR.. I. j. MITCHELL, MEDICAL EXAMINER
HANDY ~ ANDREWS,
MANAGERS,
OFFICE, CANTON, MISS.
WILLIAM HANDY SUPERINTENDENT !
RICE III. WINTER, Agent,
Aug %, II Wv JACKSON, MISS. |
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Ayers Ague Cure

For Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent' Fever, Durnb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever. &c
and indeed all the affections which ar1se
nom malarious, marsh, or miasunatic
poisons.
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DR.. L. t GUM.
FAIRBANKS
Scale Warehouse.
53 Camp Street,
NEW ORIEANC

COTTON BEAMS, SUGAR BEAMS, To-
BACCO BEAMS. COTTON BAL
ANCES, PLATFORM. COIN
TER AND DRUG
SCALES
Of all Descriptions and Sizes.
WARRANTED CORRECT.
THIEF DETECTING MONEY DRAWERS
TROCUIUERS STEEL MILLS. for Grindipo
Corn, Coffee and Spices.
sHRIVER's LETTER COPYING PRESS.
For sale at New York prices.
FAIRBANKS & co.
W. B. BOWMAN, Agent.
So Camp street, New Orleans.
Nov 1872 w6m
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MARROWFAT.

This class of pea is no favorite of ours
but in the Southern States it is popular
With all. Sow in drills four feet apart;
between each drill sow a row of broad
leaved spinach, which will be off before
the peas shade the ground.
EARLY DANIEL o'RouKE AND BISHOP DWARF
Early Daniel O'Rouke and Bishop
Dwarf are the next in maturing. Sow
rows two and half feet apart.
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WANTED.

A POSITION as TEACHER BY a gentle
II man, qualified TO teach both ancient and
modern languages, besides all English
branches Will teach either nublie or private
school, or will be instructor in a private fami-
ly. Ample references will be given on appli-
cation. Address
I. S. DABNEY, Jr
Dry Grove,
g JAN 8, te1z-zt Kinds Co.. Miss
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rhe state OF mississippi. Choctnw
County.

James 4 Bridges,
NJ. 52jl vs..
Unknown Persons
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The FOrtieih SeHni-An nusa1 Term
OF this Boz riding School for Boys and Young
~ Men, will commence on the
Sd Monday, (17th) of February, 1873.

The success of this School is not surpassed
by any similar institution in the Southwest.
For twenty consecutive years the same Prin-
cipal has conducted its exercises and for
twenty years 1t has prospered. During that
time twenty-three hundred students have been
registered.
The charges are, as usual ONE HUNDRED
AND twenty-five DOLLARS for twenty weeks
which pays for Board, Tuition, Lodging and
Washing.
Students received at any tirae after Deem
Der Both
Address the Principal for Catalogues or for
any Information that may be desired His
Post-Offlce is Ghoison, Noxubee county, Miss
THOS S. GATHRIGHT.
Principal.
p. S--The School is located in the quiet
country.
December 9Th, 1872
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LETTUCE

There are two kinds that may now be
sown, and these to head well, require very
rich ground; sow in very shallow drills
twelve inches apart-in truth the seed re-
quires very little covering of soil; when
up thin out to six inches apart; the early
butter or cabbage, and the royal cabbage
are the best.
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EXTRA EARLY.

Sow extra early in rows two feet apart
and the peas about half an inch apart in
The row, the drills three inches deep.
We will here remark, and beg that it
shall, be observed, that where the ground
IS dry there should be water run in the
drills before the peas are sown-then so
as advised-cover up, and the moisture
Will at once vegetate the seeds. AS soon
as up, hoe well and keep clear of weeds;
when they are about one foot high give
them stakes or put in rods six feet apart,
and run Irvine of any cheap kind along
them.
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FOR RENT.

NNHE HOUSE AND LOTS now oceun;ed l,v
! Mrs. d. 3. Fearn, in tae Northern "a =
Of the city. There are six rooms in he d,reIl-
Ing suitable outhouses, large yard, garden.
stable with horse lot, and lot well set with
Bermuda grass All in good order
Applyto
GEO FEARN.
JACKSON. DEC l6tG If
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ance, founded on proof, that no harm can arise
from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from prevents this dis
order must be of immense service in the com.
munties where it prevails. PTepenfion r. better
than cure, for the patient escapes The risL ybic6
he must run in violent attacks Of this baIefuI dis
poison of FEVER AND AGUE from The svsfeyn
and prevents the development of fbe dfseaee II
taken on the first approach Of les premonitorv
symptoms. 1t is not only the best remedy ever
yet discovered for this class of compiainfs bnt
also the cheapest. The large ouant{tv we s11ps
ply for dollar brings 1t within the reach ~
FEVER AND AGUE prevails, everybody shonid
have 1t, and use 1t freely, both for cure and pro-
the reach of al1-the poor as wei as the rich
A great superiority Of this remedy over anI,
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure OF Intermittents is, that il confains No Oni
nine or mineral consequently n ,,ro5,,,cosF ~
auinlsm or other injurious effects whatever upon
healthy as if they had never had fha diseasa a.
Fever and Ague is not alone the Consequence
OF tne miasmatic poison. A great variety IN dis
orders arise nom its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cont Ueadache
Kindness, TOothache, Earache C,atarrb Ash
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the Spleen
and arrangement Of the Stomach ali Of which
Wnen originating in this cause nut on The in.
= selrniStent type or become periodical This
CURE" expeis the poison from the blood and
consequently cures them all Alike n IL an in
valuable protection TO immigrants and nersons
travelling or temporarily residing in the maia-
while exposed to the infection, that viii be ex
GREETED from the system, and cannot accumulate
H n s1 + e quantity to Epen into disease.
than cure ana few will ever sufer from inter.
mttents u they avail themselves Of the protee
ton this remedy affords.
For LtVeg Complaints. arising from tovDia.
~ ~ Tie Liver, y - an excellent remedy. efim-
lllaung me Liver into healthy activity, and pro-
utncng many truly remarkable cures, where
other medicines fail. '
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HORSE nEAyKETa.

E0R treatment Of the Horse DISEASE mada
Il 70 order. Send in orders earIv.
nov1Slw q. d. BFDWAY.
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NO one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities OF
tne American people than a
sure ana safe cure for Fever
ana Ague. Such we are now
enabled 70 offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate
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POTATOES.

There is not yet an early potato equal
to the Rose for earliness, productiveness
and quality; it has also a strong, healthy
foliage; plant in rows two and a half feet
apart and eighteen inches in the row,
rich ground well cultivated will give a
good return; where only few are grown
plant IN hills two feet apart each way
We have seen fine large potatoes grown
from sets the size of marbles. For a
later crop plant "The Peerless"
Garlic, Shallots and Onion Sets may
still be planted.
Sow Parsley, Collard, Spinach, spring
Turnips. Transplant fall sown Lettuce.
Dress yo0r Asparagus bed with ma
nure and saltand spade in carefully
Alabama Advance.
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CHAMPION OF ENGLAND.
Champion Of England; a very luscious
pea, and should be grown by ALL Sow
rows three feet apart.
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xSfa aayt Aesnts uaaeai An classes
&gey ~ pse tahss sc4 yozne old,
Wos3 tr
60 EaxtealnTsfnsl Address
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Aa-tYs.
stock ~ ......... ............ ...... ....
Dep 0sit Notes N.ru 81 Pr D. uu.
Real ts'ltr auI Properly I-
Sured ..-...... ,,.... ........
Cash on htHt, iu BIuk auI tl-.
items ....+... ........ ..
BtlI- kectlN ,blc ......... ......... ...... .|.
Due from Vcuts............... ........ .H.. D..
! Due from -uudry rartiv,-.......... I...
Once Furniture aura liN.UIt. ..... .H-. f.
la5
LIABILITIES.
Lss-cs diustoi and dur
Comp s. g4rni-hepd). $3.50 .3
Losses uEpaIu.tci, m1EI-
mu = .....;...; $3.50. ........ G..3J0J
All ether Liabilities est
tlmated .OOu OJ
SIS. 1gJ 8s
Total amount at risk.................. SD, .,- N
Reinsurance kescrye................ .U..r ~.
Approximate value OF property
insured ........ IUJIUUI ODD.
Total losses paid Ly the Compny ueTa -U
STATE oP MISSISSIPPI,
Kinds County.
onaily appeared before me. Notary pu.
he city o Jackson, T. Richardson auI
Van Hook, 90 me personally known ..
president and Secretary of the Flnufrr.
nee Company, aud being duly sworn
heir oath do say that the foregoing
ntemeni Of the assets and Liabilities ri.
Company on the first day of january. g.
-, 20 the best OF their knowledge 0uI
J.. RICHARDSON, President.
NJ. A. VAN HOOK. Secretary.
- Sworn to an subscribed before us
l.. s. this, 10th day Of January, 1873.
49, W. II. il. GREEN,
Kan A-4t Notary Public
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JUST RECEIVED * FOR SALE
Red Glover Seed.
Orchard Grass Seed.
Red Top Seed.
And various kinds Of Field Seeds.
Oct 1s6 II. e. HTZER
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Dr. ,. 2. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
PraesieaS and AaaEvsGoas Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
BUCK a. BAILEY, Agents.
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Monuments, Tombs, Etc.

THE undersigned having accepted the
Agency of j. ]. Rigley's Marble Works.
Eicksburg, respectfully solicits orders for
Monuments, Tonbs, Head-Stones. Slabs. Lime
stone Caps Stills and Caps fer Buildings Sc
ieetlons can be made from Spec men Book OF
new designs will be furnished to order I viii
guarantees TO I'll orders ct Eastern prices. AMI
give satisfaction in all eases:
Jackson. Oct q. 1927 - =, : : : =
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CARROTS

Sow similar to beets. Select Early
Horn and Halflong Scarlet; distinguish
the rows by few seeds of turnip radish;
aud the radish crop will be off before the
carrots are advanced for thinning out.
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of the United States,
For the Southern District of Mississippi.
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Peas are very important crop in
every garden and must not be overlooked.
Sow plentyof them as they are general
iavorite: there is as much difference in
the quality of this vegetable as in any
other, and We think a little more. We
advise planting all that we now name,
and they will produce a succession of
crops:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-17

mcnl, ono niniior what obey call w.
sinking NJ thc process advanced, until
the solid r0ck was reached. Here In
this huge wOtertlght boz, one hundred
and fifty feet below the surlacc Of the
water, the mason suppllcdwiihn mir by
artificial means laid the foundation Of
the greatest piece OF mechanism on the
continent perhaps IN the world. The
spans consist Of eight steel tubes,
screwed one nnnother reaching, each
span from four 10 five hundred feet
the base OF these tubular cOnnoc'
lions running back into the ma
sonly. Upon these arches, viii
rest the bridge. This will consist of
Two railroad tracks, side by side above
those, two trnckssfor ordinary vehicles,
aud, on cnch side Of Ihcsc, two tricks
for footmcn. The rnlrond tracks run
on unllor Che city Of ST. Louis, coming
out near the Pacific depot some three
quarter, ofa mile from the river. They
are now digging up one Of the streets
and finishing these railroad trucks IN
soid masonry nrched abovc--Ihc car
rage and foot tracks coming across
into the city on Third street, ! thinl |,
About where this work Is going on, one
has the idea that they arc digging up
the city of St. Louis. The grandeur of
thc' conception, and the hugcncss Of
the work lmprosscs You with the idea
tlial men will after n while make ibis
world over again. Any way the enter
prise thus far, forces uS TO regard the
chief engineer James y. Eads, as the
author Of one Of the most stupendous
pieces Or mechanism the world ever
saw. W. HIS.
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Tr,c Mheni Nncs,,on.

70 The Edltor OF tho lfernld
1t is often said by our papers that
our greatest need hero in Dallasis mills
to grind up and put on the market the
vast surplus grain the country pro-
luccs; and n stranger, OH reading these
articles; would think we had no mills,
and Chat the farmers had to burn their
wheai for fuel to get rid Of ii, AZ rc-
ported of corn in some localities in the
Northwest.
The truth is, we have. enough M q,
now to grind up the wheat thu" 'l''
luccd. Whit we need Is. b, " P'-
to produce more who@ %AnoFe iar'''cFs
World nee,, NOV, ,solss'at, and then we
all thot ,~--h %1tr'mills. We have the
,hnnd,4,nt VIII produce the wheat in
e,wet,anco, put in cultivation As an
,pvidcncc of what state, there is now
very little old wheat on hand. Two
weeks or more ago II gentleman came
here from Sherman to buy wheat, and
| il took him louror five days, with hard
work, TO buy two or three hundred
bushels, and he paid extra high prices
too. s4.
There is not finer mill, for It's en-
pacity, anywhere than DR.. ScottS' II
Is capable Of turning out 25,O00 sacks oil
flour per annum. Terry's mill, with
only one pair OF burls, has ground up
IL 900 sacks in the last ten months. In
that time the same mill bongh', ground
and sold $4,000 worth Of flour Most
or this was sold in other parts OF the
State under almost insllrmountablc
difficulties One thousand dollars
worth Of llolr ground at this mill was
sold ut Tyler the past spring, on which,
for distance Of three hundred miles,
50 co per barrel freight was paid, while
| Western flour was brought |, 100 miles
down the Mississippi river, then CON
miles up Red river, then 200 miles by
two railways to Tyler, all for - p per
barrel frcight--thirty-ive cents less
than it cost us to ship the same amount
$500 miles. ~
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Tcxns and Pacific Railroad.

Thia rood n few DAVIS since, made
,unjication 70 have their securities
ntannd On coll nj the New York Stock
iswchnnoe, Thc following statement
wna ji,Lmittrd.
nroaniand undor acts of CONGRESS-
March 2. 1871, md May ., 1872. Length
nf rond From state line to Fort Worth,
Ioe miles. from Marshall To Texarkuna
Innctin,r 40 miles: from Tcxarkana
Junction to Fort Worth, 236 miles;
from Fort Worth to San Diego, | ,43i
miles. total. | 1887 miles. Road leased
rrnn, Texas State line to Shreveport,
u miles: humber of miles of road
comnlnted and eouipped, ll5; number
of miles of road graded, ready for
Track os7 iron delivered and being
delivnred for 925 miles of track TO bc
Ind during the year
Do inv % theroad ofthc Texas Pacific
Railway completed between Shrevc-
mort and Dallas. 1872 miles: from Mar
lhail IN Jefiarson. II miles. from JEFF
f,rson 10 n point of connection with
the Cairo md Fulton Railway line
December |, 1873, 80 miles. First
mortrape six per cent. gold construc-
lion honds. dated June i, 1872, mature
T,neI mil Understandable u, Gem
hnr and .Iune l. Prlncipal and inter-
est novable in New York or London,
at the ontion of the holder, free of
toxes. Denomination $1,000. issue of
bonds si0, 900 per mile on road as con-
st,,,cted and equipped, ST., 1850. 900.
Tn,stees--.J Edgar Thompson, samuel
NJ Felton. Bonds registered or coupon,
NJ ontion of the holder. These bonds
are' aec,red nv n one pcr cent. sinking
and and by first mortgage upon the
railway of the company, its oatiipnent
and VAT fr3pcbises. and upon fifteen mil
- IT, ~ nnrn. ~ land Donated IN the
lions y, 49, ~ ,hn Irnited Stntes
s oreril'psnoU .mn,,h,n';,,tn nr viii ho
lncy ure conav,,,n, .i ; "tw, o =, , i've
rcee,vau'e, az p'a a thos , iand n Nom e
jpas'neir VI ais W si 1891 ' amtnos ~
These oeas od ,ss oon nu.a'o' SIoa
capitai s'ock, Su,"v'y,T;u sn na 81, srvo
qaeh. rIuipi',cll. on ,ihe NY ~ ,o ,.',"'sc
Engines u PASSENGER my naggage
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DIR. J. W. MILLER,
Physician and Surgeon,

Respectrully informs the citizens Of Dallas
Ihnt he graduated IN the Virginia state Med
icnl College, March, lSll was surgeon ~
during the war. That wns oncrf the largest
in the uonlederpcy there was ample room
Tor 5000 patients. He has been IN active
practice IN Virginia from the close OF ne war
until the 9th day of December, 1872, when he
icIt for Texas. lie has located IN this city,
and offers his services to the public. Refer to
McsSrs. Clark & Bryan.
ns-Onlcc and resldcnce--North of Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, between Houston
and Jefferson streets. z2udm
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