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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-04-03
Circuit COuri Of the United States,
Southern District Of Wi-=Izsippt.

Duncan Kennedy Jre eft al
N.S2l W. Iu Equity
sophronia Brown ct d.
DY virtue Of n decree of the Circuit Court
ID of the United States. District aforesaid
in the above stated cause rendered au fhc
nth day Of February 1873. the unders queI
Special Commissioner, or either of Them.
will on Monday, 18Th day of May 1876 pro-
coed to sell Tor cash to- the hiphes. bidder
Terms Half cash. balance iu twelve months.
with per cent interest-uute with lien uu
land reserved al public outcry AZ Canton. iu
Madison county. Mississippi. OH the persona
property now ina thc hands Of said Admins
tratriX.
And ON Thursday. the l5th day Of Nav
1873 the said Commissioner. or either uI
them. viii proceed to sell on the same terma.
and an public cutlery, at Mississippi City.
Harrison county. State aforesaid the follow
ing lands described as follows
East half Of northwest quarter and north
west quarter Of southeast quarter. section ll.
township 9. south Of meridian west contain
ing 10 Hoo acres also the undivided ONO
half OF northwest quarter Of southwest quarter
| Of scction % township Z south of rnnne I'D.
| west. containing 40 3-lOJ acres also lot no d
/ in trnC iOual section No 3, containing 500 100
| acres, and lot No. i lu fractional section 40.
! 81 containing 80 oI-lOO acres township 10.
| range 10 west; also the west half Of southeast
| quarter and west half OF west half section "a
| and east half Of southeast quarter section ~
| township Z, range I'D, west; containing 2fO TO-
/ 100 acres alse the east half southwest quarter
! and southeast quarter Of northwest quarter
| section -, township z range 10, west, contain
| ing 40 7-l00 acres also "a lot Al West Biloxi
| in said county. described as follows Said l0i
| fronting the seash0re and designated as no
| IA measuring one a half arpents front by
| eight arpents deep all in the county Of Harri-
! son the said lands being sold In foe embrn-
| cling the dower Of said Sophronia A Brown
| together with tho personal property, for the
| purposes named in said decree.
ARCHIE MoGRHEE
JAMES D. STEWART,
Commiaafoncru.
Jackson, Miss, April 2, 1873. tda
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TABLEAUx FOR THE BENEFIT OF
HOPE FIRE COMPANY.-We are informed
that some of the colored lady friends of
Hope Fire Company intend giving, on Fri
day and Saturday nights next, tableaux for
the benefit of that efficient fire company.
The object is worthy one, and we trust,
will receive the support of all classes. Those
who cannot attend can purchase tickets, and
thereby aid an organization that "never
falls to be on hand when the alarm of fire
is given
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HoME CoEsUMPTIoS OF CoTToN. -
John T. Hardie, ESQ., President of the Mis-
sisAppf Mills, at Wesson, in letter to the
Vienna Receiving Commissioners for this
State, says:
Il promised last fall to make mp n case of
goods, but our machinery broke and caused
our mill TO stop five weeks IN Decem per
and January. throwing us so far behind
with our orders for goods, that We deemed
it to the interest of our stockholders 10
abandon the project. hope at some future
time we shall be able TO make creditable
show in the Old World; if in nothing else
we must show them that we can and viii
sDin mn our own cotton at home, and in
stead OF exporting cotton bales, we viii eX-
port bales OF cotton yarn. and thereby
double the value of our great staple crop
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Person

Editor Telegraph and Messenger, Macon,
Ga, says: 7" We have tested its virtues per
sonally, and know that for Dyspepsia, Bill
BUSINESS, and throbbing Headache it is the
best medicine the world ever saw. We have
tried forty other remedies before SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR, but none
of them gave us more than temporary re-
lief; but the REGULATOR not only re-
1f,uaJ h,,t crrn1 nc
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An alteration occurred on the streets
on Tuesday last, between Senator Sullivan
and Detective e. 5. Bell, in which a pistol
in the hands of Detective Bell was dis
charged. Nobody was hurt. 1t is at this
writing "Wednesday EVENING" undergoing
investigation.
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The Free State" has been we'll rep
resented in our town this week-among
others we have been pleased to meet Col-Jos.
Jayne, Jos. Jayne, Jr., Esq, Col y. G..
Mayer, and Maj. Pat. Henry, who are wit
nesses before an investigating committee
And also DIR. w. w. Lowry, of Forest.
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BIG .Littlepage, Charlottesville. Miss. 81 90
w. G. Wells, Raymond, 90
John Z. Taylor, Hazlehurst - ? 90
Joseph Price, - 800 ? 90
w. I. McArn. L. Church. & - , 90
H. ID. Stone, Poplar Creek, i" 90
K. Z. Applewhite, B'khaven, 4" 90
JnO. Maginnis, Slate Springs, = . 90
Mrs. w. +. Roane, PittsbOro, . 2 GO
5. g. King, Egypt, g. 10
JDo. b. Lewis, Stems Creek, = 49,. 90
DIR. L. b. Hem phil, Jackson, - ~. 90
VIM Carlton, Clinton, " , 90
Allen Mcdaniel, Columbia, 3" 90
L. s. Ford, . ~ 2 90
Dr.F N Arnold, Belefontaine, = -. : 90
DIR. A. II. Thomas, Line Creek" $50 2 90
Cadet J.F. HunDeycutt.W PIT, Ny 49,. : 90
J. NJ. Jayne, jr, Brandon, Miss. 90
J. Z. Stokes, Brooksville, =" . 90
O. w. Henry, New Albany, - 49,. 90
Dr. j ), SZer. Dallas. Texas ~ 90
II. 5. Person, Gainesville Miss. : 90
j. M. Howry, Oxford. - 90
j. b. Gladney, Aliens Store, - ..- 90
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LOUISIANA STATE FAIR--We ac-
knowledge the courtesy of an invitation to
the Seventh Annual Fair, which opens in
New Orleans on Wednesday, 25d lnste and
continuing seven days. The usual half
fare railroad arrangement has been made
for the benefit of all who may wish to visit
the Crescent City during the continuance
of the Fair,
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We have had the pleasure Of call
from Maj. A. d. Banks, of the Vicksburg
Herald. We regret to learn that unavoid-
able engagements have compelled him to
close his editorial labors on the paper.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -.

AVaunt, indigestion THE Charter
Oak Stove is the most interesting ahl i'm
portant feature in the family economy; for
it fills the house with warmth, the Ia bic
with good cheer. and prevents that dreary
aspect and indigestible meals that brings
sourness Of temper, discomfort and dissat-
isfaction
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u The American House, Boston Is enc
of the largest aud best hotels in the eoun-
try, and its extensive patronage by travel
ers from all sections proves that it, Supe-
rior advantages are widely known.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE BY ADMINIsTRATH7T.

n
DY VIRTUE Of decree rendered bv an.
- Chancery Court for the let District of
hlnds county, at the January Term, 1873 che
Undersigned a. Administratriz. will sell on
me SIst day Of March. 1873. az the hour OF NJ
n, IN the city Of Jackson, Mississippi. iu
iront OF me state House, at public auction for
cash, 60 the highest bidder, Tor The purposes
named iu said decree. the following Ianda
viz - acres ia the southern end of east haIf
of east half Of northwest quarter. section
township range } cHst 0n the Clinton and
Jackson road. adjoining the land of H m
Hmythe on the West and being the same con-
yeyed hv ID ". Adams Co said JulIenur
deceased. located near the city OF Jackson
mississippi and also part Of lot iu said
city pf Jackson described as follows part MI
Too NO ln square No. T. north, in said city
fronting 13 aud 1uo-fhird feet on State street
ANA running back 100 feet on Amite street.
being the lot on which Concert Hall former
ly stood The above lands sold subject ~
widow 81 Dover Interest
N. L.JULtENNE.
FEB -V-its AimiuiafrHtFiK
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RETURNED.-Our young friends, DIR.
c. p. Smith and DR.. Chas. S. Brown, have
both recently returned home with full au-
thority, etc, to practice their professions.
The former graduated at Louisville, and
rha latter at philadelphia.
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Our former townsman, DR.. J. E. ST
ger, is on brief visit from Dallas, Texas
The Doctor is in fine health, and is pleased
with the Lone Star State.
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We have been honored by visits from
Col Horn, of the Meridian Mercury, one OF
our staunchest and most respected cotem-
poraries of the press, and Gen. j. II. Sharp,
of the Democratic National Executive
Committee-one of the truest and most
gallant of Misslssippi's sons.
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Teeth

Are easily attained, and those who fail to
avail themselves of the means, should not
complain. when accused of gross neglect
The SOZODONT will speedily eradicate the
cause of a foul breath, identifying, preserv-
ing the teeth to the oldest age.
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City Items.

The balance of Mr.. Beck's stock of dry
goods will be sold at auction, commencing
on Monday next.
Judge Johnston is having erected hand
some law-office on the lot on Capitol street,
opposite his present location. Mr.. II. Nj.
Taylor has the contract.
We shall venture next week description
of the recent improvements to Episcopal
Church. The church is again occupied by
the congregation, and is one of the largest
and handsomest church buildings in this
section.
MIR. Dan. z. Shackletord, who died in
New Orleans, last week, was buried in this
city on Monday last. His disease was mem
nights. Mr.. Shackleford was about thirty
three years of age, was raised in this city !;
was a dutiful son and brother, and good
citizen. He was latterly in the employ Of
the Southern Express Company.
There will be preaching at the Presbyte-
rian Church on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday nights of this week, and also on Sat
urday morning at IL o'clock. Rev. DIR.
Kline, of Brandon, will preach.
The appointment of Capt. j. c. Tucker as
| Superintendent of the Public Schools OF
Kinds county was confirmed by the Senate
| oh Monday last.
ROBINSON d STEvENs.-The Grand
Semi-annual Opening and Free Exhibition
of Dry Goods at the house of Robinson Il
| Stevens. is now the great center of attrac-
ton in our city. In extent, variety and
quality, the display is certainly imposing
The styles for this spring are really beauti-
/ full. The fashions of Paris, London ant
New York are thus brought to the Capita
of Mississippi. Every taste and every purse
can be accommodated. Capt. Stevens. who
has Just returned from New York, selected
the present stock in person, and taking ad.
vantage of a favorable market in many
lines of goods, will give the customers til,
| full benefit u his experience and discrimi-
nation aS a buyer. Call at Robinson {
Stevens 1t will do you good, even if vol
don't want to buy.
Pleas. Freeman, a well-known eolorec
citizen, died on Tuesday morning last. Hi
remains were escorted to their last resting
place by Hope Fire Company, No. 3, o
which he was an active and efficient mem
Der.
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The Weekly Clarion.
QuIrMAN CouNrY.-Hon. R. F. Hol-

HUFFMAN OOUNI1. HULL II. Il y. AAOl-
loway, of Choctaw and Montgomery
counties, has introduced bill to submit
to the counties he represents, PROPOSE
lion to form new county to be called
pullman. The proposed county will be
formed principally of Choctaw, Big Black
liver to be the dividing line; portion Of
Montgomery and Calhoun counties will
Be- taken. BelIefontaine to be the county
site. The county of Choctaw is to be
given a portion of Attala, to make it
constitutional county, and the county
size to be removed from LeGrange to the
center Of the county. Montgomery is to
be given a portion Of Carroll. The bill
has passed its second reading.
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Subscription Department.

We acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
to The CLARION since our last issue for
1873 and IA, to Tuesday, lst inst, inclusive,
as follows:
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STATE H, OF MISSISSIPPI c6S144 scr
J. Henry Musgrove, Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts of the State aforesaid. 10 hereby GER
tify that the foregoing statement Of the Uni
versal Life Insurance ComFanyo New ork
is truly and correctly copied from the orioi-
nal, ON file in my office
Given under my hand and official seal this
18th day of March, 1873.
SEAL H. MUSGROVE,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
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We are happy to meet among other
callers in our sanctum, Judge E. Jeffords, of
Issaquena, in COOL health and not the least
cast down by the result of the late Presi-
Dental election, in which he bore a promi-
nent part
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Planters insurance. OmPany-

JACKSON, March %, 1873
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Planters Insurance Company, for
the election of Directors to serve for the
ensuing year, will be held at the office of
| the Company, in jackson, on Monday, the
Seventh of April, 1873 between the hours
| of IL O'Clock a. m. and p. IN.
NJ. A. VAN Hook,
Mar 21-2t Secretary.
Every Planter should sow some of those
reliable Rust-proof Red Oats for sale at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
200 barrels extra fine Family Flour. at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
200 pounds picked Feathers. at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Call and see the new Warren Hoe, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
bob Lot.
500 pairs of Miles Shoes at less than cost
at ROBINSON Il STEVENS.
The ladies should see the beautiful as
sorlmeut OF Spangled Tarldtans for evening
wear Mt
ROBINSON 4 STEVENS.
Human Hair Braids, full sets real cnrls,
single and double-new styles Of Chignons,
have just been received, at
ROBINSON & STEW EMS.
All our present stock Of Girls and Boys
Clothing, at cost until further notice.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
200 Boxes Tobacco in caddies, to Job at
low rates, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
New lot of choice Tea, at reduced prices,
at
ROBINSON IL STEV EMS.
A few more lett OF those desirable Car
pets and Macinaw Blankets at prime cost
at
ROBINSON & STEW EMS.
To the members of the Legislature and
others visiting Jackson, in want of almost
any class of goods. we beg to tender a cor
dial invitation to visit our establishment,
where it will give US pleasure to receive
them and no trouble to show goods.
ROBINSON d STEVENS.
If you want a Sewing Machine, try the
new Victor" before buying any other
Soil on easy terms, and which if not salts
factory, can be returned.
ROBINSON q STEVENS,
Sole Agents.
For Sale or Rent.
That desirable residence of Mrs. Mobiles.
in West Jackson, opposite Capt. Mizeu's.-
Apply to
ROBINSON e STEV EMS.
THE FIRST IN THE CITY.-New Spring
Calicoes, in all the late designs and in great
variety, for Shifting and Dresses, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE. "A
well-established paper, and a thoroughly
equipped job office, desirably located and
doing good business, are offered for sale
on very advantageous terms. The owner
thereof contemplates removal from the
State, and engaging in another profession
4 fine opening is offered to a wide-awake
practical publisher. Communications ad
dressed to this Office will be forwarded te
the party desiring to sell.
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5 43B,532 60
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
/. Death Losses, in process of
adjustment, or adjusted and
not due yet..-.......--.... le4499 W
fraud or other cause.........,.. 1900 90
g. Reserve on outstanding poll
cies, net valuation by Ho-
mans American Table of
Mortality, with "A per cent.
interest, less 50, 9479 rein
MES o 3s3OpO5 90
A. Reserves for differences be-
tween net per cent and
Az per cent. premiums in as
set items 50 and Sl0............ Sy3l %
s. Reserves for forborne premi
ums Liens, exceeding the Al
&c, ;94 90
8. Reserves for equalization of
valuation at per cent and
AZ per cent. interest.........- 32o9l4 TO
T. Over-remittances 1851 p
Due for Salaries 1896 3D.. 2,)47 A
Total Liabilities ............ a, 324691 81
SurpIus................. 1880 70
......... 81 36s 532 So
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The name of the Company is Life Assoc
citation of America.
It is located in the City of Sd Louis,
State of Missouri.
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
COUNTY NEW YORK,
William Walker President and John II.
Brewley, Secretary of the Universal Life In
surance Company, being duly sworn, depose
and say that the foregoing is IA full true and
correct statement OF the affairs Of the said
Company; that the said Insurance Company
is the bona fide owner OF at least one hundred
thousand dollars OF actual cash capital. in
vested in State and United States stocks aud
bonds, and in bonds and mort cages Of real cs-
tate unncumbered, and worth double the
amount for which the same Is mortgaged; and
that they the above described officers Of
said Insurance Company.
WI WALKER, President.
JSo. Ii. BREwLEY. Secretary.
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, } :.
of Philadelphia

George Nugent, Vice President, and s. Will
son. Secretary of the American Life Insur-
rance Company, being duly affirmed. depose
and say and each for himself says that 10 the
| best OF his knowledge and belief, the forego-
| ing is i a true, full and correct statement Of
the affairs of said Corporation, and that they
| are the above described officers thereof
GEORGE NUGENT
(Signed) Vice President
JOHN S. WILSON.
Secretary
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this
twenty-frst day Of February, 1873
SEAL FRED. R ANDERSON.
Commissioner for the State of Mississippi, in
City, County and State Of New York
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA 81.
County of Philadelphia. -

County of Philadelphia. -
l, John \. Loughridge, Prothonotary of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county dc
certify that Saml L. Clement, before whom the
annexed Deposition made was al the time
and now is a Notary Public in and for the
City of Philadelphia, duly commissioned and
qualified to administer oaths and affirmations
and to take acknowledgements. sc., and to ali
whose acts as such full faitE and credit are
and ought TO be given, well in Courts OF
Judicature elsewhere; that we are well
acquainted with his handwriting. and that
his signature thereto Is genuine Aud fur
Their certify that the said instrument is cxecu-
!, ted according 10 the laws of this State
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto sci
my hand and affixed the seal Of said Court
this Nth day of March, 1873.
rSaoI1 J. 4. L0UGHRIDGE
Prothonotary.
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OF THE
Life Association of America,

On the 31st day of December, 1872,
fled with the Auditor of Public Ac
counts of the State of Mississippi, in
compliance with the laws of said State.
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ASSETS.


l. Loans secured by Mortgages
or Deeds of Trust Real
Estate ...................s 1913 402 81
2 Loans secured by Bonds and
Stocks held collaterals..... 1887 o.
g. Loans secured by Policies OF
the Association for forborne
Premiums ..........................-. I,oc4ZZZ ~
4 Real estate absolutely owned. 300 w
s. Bonds and stocks absolutely
owned, Market value)-----. 114,S30 50
Office ...................... $1,000 IS
fca 167, S85 SO
& Accrued Interest............. 81. 995 Sc
g. Net amount of Premiums in
process of collection and
transmission ...................... 'f999 ~
10 Net amount of deferred semi
annual and quarterly Pre- 1900
mIumS 4"9,9oi 40
H. Due from other Companies
Paramount of reins. l.. Risks
matured by death............... Z,oO0 w
r. Due from other Companies
for premiums rein
sured risks.-............+....-.... 7o,oo9 -
Is. Postage and Revenue stamps III ~
Total Assets...............s 4, BIZ, 532 60
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THE FIRST IN THE CITY.-New Spring
Calicoes in all the late designs and in great
variety, for Shifting and Dresses, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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$4,36s532 So
INCOME.

l. Cash Premiums, less am'ts
re-Insured ri s................ 81 .92., 100 70
> Forborne premiums, notes,
loans and liens ...........-........ sly, lI2 81
g. Cash Interest on Premiums
notes, loans and liens ......... 1922 81
f. Cash Interest on cash loans
bonds and stocks ................. III, I64 81
s. Discounts on Death Claims
and Profits on Bonds Sold 1886 50
Total Income $3,O2S,l2S 43
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI : scr:

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI scr:
l. Henry Musgrove, Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts of the State aforesaid certify that the
foregoing statement of the American Life In
surance Company Of Philadelphia, Pa, is
truly and correctly copied from the original
on ile in my Office.
Given under my hand aud official
this 24th day of March. 1878
[sEAL. tSigned) II. MUSGROVE,
auditor Public Accounts.
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Human Hair Braids, full sets real cnrls,
single and double-new tyleS Of Chignons,
have just been received, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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All our present stock of Girls and Boys
Clothing, at cost until further notice.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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The greatest amount insured IN
any one risk is................-...... $4,000
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Ii you want a Sewing Machine, try the
new Victor before buying any other
Soil on easy terms, and which if not salts
factory, can be returned.
ROBINSON Il STEVENS,
Sole 4 rents,
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ROBINSON & STEV EMS.

That desirable residence of Mrs. Mobiles.
in West Jackson, opposite Capt. Mizelrs.-
Apply to
POpJNSON G STFV EMS
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LIABILITIES

The greatest amount insured in
any one $4,000 90
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Affirmed and subscribed TO this 18th day of
March, A. d. 1873 as witness my hand and
Notorial Seal before me.
rC.,7 SAM l. J.. CLEMENT ., p
l"is"e"1 Notary Public Se"'-
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District COurt orthc United States
SOuthern Di-trict Of Mississippi
Bankrupt

I'm tbe Matter of
Oglctrtc s. Brown.
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New lot of choice Tea, at reduced prices
at
ROBINSON Il STEVENS.
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We especially recommend this sale to the
Ladies, as it will be our especial endeavor
to observe order, and all goods sold to the
highest bidder will be his or her property.
BLOOM AZ BOYD,
AuepaOmers.
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200 Boxes Tobacco, in caddies, to Job at
low rates, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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Liabilities.

Amount required TO safely re-
insure outstanding risks. s.. 049. 79S 81
Claims not yet due..,..-.............. % $50 90
Trust Funds .................. POS G0l 81,
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Pleas. Freeman, a well-known eolored
citizen, died on Tuesday morning last. His
remains were escorted to their last resting
place by Hope Fire Company, No. 3, of
which he was an active and efficient men,
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A few more LETT OF those desirable Car
pets and Macinaw Blankets at prime cost,
at