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Has No Rival.

The standard excellence of DooLEY's IS
YEAST POWDER has been satisfactorily dem
onstrated to be owing to its STRICT cHEAI-
CAL PURITY, no articles being used in its
composition but those especially adapted to
the purpose, and such as are free from any
ir rjurious substances.
Two teaspOOnsful of DOoLKY's YEAST
POWDER is all that is necessary in a quart
of flour, while ordinary Baking Powders
require from one-third to one-half more
Hence, DOoLEY's is the most ECONOMICAL,
RELIABLE, and the BEST. Manufactured by
DooLEY & BROTHER, SO New ST. New
York. For sale by grocers generally.
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Resolutions of the jackson High
school Om the Death of FwlfOM
Anderson.

At meeting of the teachers and pupils
of the Jackson High School, the following
resolutions were unanimously adoped;
Resolved, That the unexpected tidings
of the sudden and untimely death of Fulton
Anderson, one ofour number, brought gloom
and sorrow to our hearts; yet we humbly
submit to Him who is too wise to err.
Resolved, That we recognized in Fulton
the obedient, and devoted student; the kind,
generous classmate and friend of chaste
conversation and noble impulses genius
and talent far ripper than his years-in fact,
such as we have never known before.
Resolved, That in him "whOm none knew
but to love or named but to proise," honor
was instinct, and innate principle pervading
his every action.
Resolved, That we wear the usual badge OF
mourning thirty days.
Resolved, That in exchanging worlds, NE en-
tertain the hope that Fulton has been trans
planted to bloom In the paradise of God,
where we can cote him, though he can never
return to us; that we1ender our sympathies
to the bereaved family; that a copy of this
testimonial be sent to the same, and one be
published In the city papers
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The sinking Saved.

The combination of tonic, alternative and
stimulating properties in Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, especially adapts that famous
specific to the cure of chronic forms of dis
ease, when the strong influence of long
protracted morbid habit is to be surmOunted.
In chronic dyspepsia, and liver complaint,
and in chronic constipation and other obsti-
nate diseases, it is beyond all comparison
the best remedy that can be taken. As a
means of restoring the strength and vitaI
energy of persons who are sinking under
the debilitating effects of painful disorders
this standard vegetable invigorent is con-
fessedly unequalled. The permanent tonics
included in the preparation are associated
with a ditfusable stimulant absolutely pure.
and the tendency of these elements is modi-
fed by the presence of Alternative ingredients
slower in their operation and capable of
producing more lasting local and general
effects. FoI feeble cOnvalescents and in all
phases of debility, it is the best as well as
the most agreeable of restoratives
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Comnfittee


PAINTERS CoIToN TIE ASSOCIATION.
In our Issue on 18th February, we announced
the formation in this city or d powerful co
Planters Cotton Tie Association, and stated
the intention Of the ASSOCIATION, TO offer
Cotton Ties for the coming season att cents
per pound, reduction Of 2 cents from the
price heretofore charged. This association
has already been productive of benefit 20
The planting Interest. from the fact that
about 1--WE weeks mStsr che hsfAelneefnent
was made, the EnGlisH monopoly, hefetd-
fore controlling the trade made cores
ponding reduction in the price of their
. Arrow Ties. n-Home Journal, New Or
leans.
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From the foregoing reports, it will be
seen that we have on the roll 92 active
members, against 6S at this time last year.
We have II honorary and life honorary
members, making in all I07, which, con-
sidering the population of our little city,
far exceeds the pro. rata of probably any
other town or city in the United States.
For tue year ending -, 1874, there has
passed through the hands of orr Secretary
to the Treasurer. the sum of sI,0S6 80, a
large portion of which. was collected by
our lady friends at festivals gotten up for
the benefit of our Association, and for
which our heartfelt thanks are due.
Gentlemen, you are no doubt con-
scious of a thrOb OF gIatified behevolence
when you think of all the good you have
done with these funds.
The weary and stricken Of your wayfaI-
ing countrymen have manv times had cause
to fmpiure Gods blessings on your gener-
Gus heads.
Your own members. during Illness, be-
sides the material and pecuniary aid re-
ceived, have awakened from the fitful fe-
verish Sleep only to find you at their side
constant and faithful in your midnight
watch.
The Orphans God will bless you, for you
have not forgotten to aid His distressed little
ones in their time of need.
Your fellow citizens must honor you for
your liberality in contributing to the sup
port of the public institutions of your city
and State. In short, your influence for
good mas Deen IeI6 Dy all arounu you, whilst
the golden bonds of union and friendship
have daily drawn you closer to each other.
Our eyes moisIen as we look around us,
and note the two vacant chairs of our de-
parted brothers, Matt Farrell and B. Z.
Jordan, who. at the beginning of our al
ministfatiou. full of life and hope, ever at
tentive to their duties as Hibernians. were
always fouHd in their places. Although
| they have passed from amongst us, let their
memories not likewise pass away. Let US
/ Nc hQf FAnv- hap a hnffa IL fo
and that their troubled souls have found
peace.
Respectfully submitted,
- j. F. o SULLIVAN,
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The Fire az she barracks.

va l'st Friday night about as O'clock
ire SFcNs out IN the QsIartermaster' Stoy.-
l'e al ihe camp. Oar gallant firemen
s'e soon upon their way to the scene.
ope No was the first on the ground,
threw first water. Gem. No. =
= next and followed with watersin
DOu, two minutes. Pear! Ii. and L No.
-anie upon the ground soon after the
jackson No l with their steamer
o"' 10 the extreme western part of
my Oqt learning that their services
vi NOT oe needed, returned TO their en-
nonSe, subsequently, at the request
'4er Hosemen who were upon the
a4o Maj. Allyn sent team for the
ke and No. l went 10 work about
~ oeioek. Nos. 2 and 3 and Pearl H !.
!, No. returned to the sitv about
e ociock having werkeI continuously
- the time hey arrived uatii that hour.
.AS0n No. l left at 216 O'Clock, A..M.-
- OF the above named, cosn paFlies
uth their sf0Femen, =. IL. Saunders,
II ! Robt. Sproules, No. 3: Harris
daie, No. 3 and Frank johnson, p. III.
\. - = Co, respectively, have received a
~ ~ Of thanks from Llsnt I. q. shelby
-. - -inliantry Post Adutant, for their eff
rsnt work, thereby preventing 4 general
IN gatioR''-of which s.the boysp sof
feel very pr9uds The courtesy
- : sHencfon received BY the Firernen st
lands of the officers and men Of the
I. vi ON which engaged In this duty win
V socn be forgotten.
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TO the Officers and Members Of the Jackson
Hiberridn Mutual Hid Association


GENTLEMEN: 1 would most respectfully
report, that our past year has been one of
much success, in the way of increased MEM
bership and finances. During the yeaR
death has robbed us of but two members,
viz: Mr.. Matt. Farrell and Mr.. B. K. Jordan,
which number is small oct of a large mem-
ber>nip, and as sickly season as the one
we passed through. We have had on the
roll during the year 81 active members, II
honorary and 3 life-honorary memb bers.
During the year / have received and paid
over to the Treasurer, as per vouchers, Nos.
to Is inclusive, the sum of 81 ,0S6 30, re-
allied from the following sources:
From Sewing Machine Rattle, March
18th, 1873 ............... =. 1866 90
From Ladies' Festival, held May
10Th and 10th, 1873 3<....... 2e4 20
From sale of Badges ....s....--... 80 80
From Iufeiation Fees, Dues, etc 4l9 80
Total .t...-...... ......... 81, ,0S6 30
Respectfully submitted,
DAVID EWING,
Secretary.
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Dr. HakeF's RnAm FanaceiAs IoF
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie,
Diarrhea. Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infan-
tum, Sprains, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Chill
blains, Frost-bites, Swellings, Soreness of
the Joints, and all painful affections of the
body, external and internal. For Colds,
Sore-throat, Quincy, and diseases of the
throat amt mucous membrane, It is an in
valuable remedy. JOHN F. HENRY, CURRAS
& Co, Proprietors, 8 and College Place
New York.
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FLOWER SEEDS. The house of r. G.
Faig & Co., 377 and S79 Main Street, Mem
pis, viii accept our thanks for choice Sc
Etion of flower seed. Send for copy of
eir Florai Order Sheet, containing cata-
gue aud price list of French flower seed,
|mbers and arbor twiners ornamental
bsses, bulbus roots, blooming plants
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The Union News Association met and
rg,pized on Monday last. Steve. Wilson,
\ m Kosciusko Republican, was elected
resident; r. NJ. Tindall, OF the Prairie
Eews. Vice-President, and J. 4. Signiago'
\ Grenada. Secretary aud Treasurer.
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ST. PATRIcKs DAY was observed III
\ i city on Tuesday last by the Hiberpian
utuaI Aid Association. A grand process
H.. eumptious feast at Angeles Hall by
\ ladies', and ball at night, were the prin-
bal events of the anniversary.
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The Best Is the Cheapest.

the plosive Petro Oil sold by VIM
Brown, ST., jackson, Mississippi, makes
cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful
htof anv oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has
bod the most severe tests without explo-
nm lfebI 2-6m
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Hand and Seal Presses

Furnished promptly to order for
MASONIC and l. o. o. F. LODGES.
CHAPTERS, COUNCILS,
COMMANDERIES, ENCAMPMENTs,
ORANGES, FIRE COMPANIES
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.
COURTS, CORPORATIONS.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SEALS
Of every description.
j. Price from SO % to SO 90, according 10 size
Of press and amount of engraving. When not
accompanied with the cash. orders will he
filed c. o. D. Address
u. L. POWER.
jackson. Miss
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SRI ALTON WANrED.-A lady, who gan
We unexceptionabie reference as TO quail-
|earions and social standing, desires asitua-
on as teacher, or governess IN a private
hmly Address Mrs. d. V. l., care j. J. :
lower, Clarion Office
ar lQlmO.
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BANKRUPT SALE.
In the District Court of the United States
southern District of Mississippi.
In the Matter of
E. Moody, In Bankruptcy.
D.. H.. Il

In the Matter of
E. Moody, In Bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy
pY VIRTUE OF a Decree of the District
- Court of the United States, for the South
ern District of Mississippi, rendered on the
18th day of February, A. d. 1874, in the
above cause, she undersigned. assignee, ETC.,
will proceed to sell, TO the highest bidder for
cash. in front OF the State House. in the CITY
of Jackson, State and District aforesaid, on
Thursday. the 2lst day of May. 1874, the
following described lots and parcels of land
belonging TO the Estate OF the said (. Moody,
Bankrupt, to-wit:
Ten acre Lots, Nos. IL, I3, IA and Is
and Lots, Nos 10, 20. 81, p, % aud "A, in
North Jackson; Lots 1, 8 and 4, in section
36, township 6, range east; Lot l, in Sec
ton township 5, range i east, and three
acres In the southwest corner OF southwest
! quarter. and the east half of southeast quar-
ter, in section 30, township 6, range l east,
containing, in the aggregate, 57I acres,
more or less.
Further particulars of the Decree will be
made known on day of sale. Sale within
legal hours.
This is very desirable property. All of
the above described lands are adjacent to
| the City; very productive, and suited for
building lots and stock farms.
JAS. d. STEWART,
Assignee.
Mafch ~, 1874. Imr1S-tds.
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Trerrr LIGHT !-Messrs Lemly IL Son
7vcr-i.e a very high test OIL which they
laim il as safe as lar" oil p"'e' i"oC'eloos, y
rilliant, and does not eVap"ra.e 0e'o.ai
rbo lave tried this oil speak highly in its
raise
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Cen West, the able President of the
b.nroad Company with which his fame
4 irdissoIubIy associated, paid our city
,ioo visit Saturday. His friends who are
.gop. will be glad to learn Of his improved
Ieqfth
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JACKSON, MISS, March 5, 1874,

JACKSON, MISS, March ), 1874.
We, the undersigned, appointed by the
Hibernian Mutual Aid Association of Jack
son, to examine the books and vouchers of
the Treasurer and Secretary, beg leave to
report that we have examined the same and
found them kept in a clear and explicit
manner, the vouchers corresponding with
the amounts in the reports of the Treasurer
and Secretary, for the year ending March
5th, 1871.
Respectfully,
john MCGILL,
Il. AYLWARD.
Committee.
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Took at that lot of Ladies and Chill
on. Shoes at S1.00 at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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Call and try our i've cent cigars and
genuine Havana Cigars two for TEenty
five Cents. The cheapest and best for the
money in jackson.
= IRMLY a SON
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SAD AND FATAL ACCIDENT
tiItol Anderson, while out cunning in
Hooay 5 field on Saturday morning last
claeatly discharged bis gun-the contents
one barrel entering the upper parts OF his
est killing him Instantly. He was fond
Poo one clock, and must have been dead
i holr or two. When found the gun was
F'"een his knees, the ram-rod in his right
l'nd' and the right barrel discharged Full
" was son OF the late Warren p. Ander-
~ and was 2 youth of remarkably bright
romise. He was about thirteen wears OF
r. we publish elsewhere an appropriate
lou'e from his associates of the Jackson
f'eh school, all of whom attended his fun
bal on Monday last.
inis distressing occurrence is another
iemn warning against the careless hand
4 ng Of deadly weapons
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Grand Gift Concert.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Public Librar of Kentucky.
Success Assured.
a Full Drawing Certain.
On Tuesday, 3lst Of March, Next.

IN ORDER to meet the geueral wish and ex
i pectation of the public and the ticket
holders for the full payment of he magnlh-
cent gifts announced for the Fourth Grand
Gift Concert of the Public Library. of Ken
lucky, the management have determined 10
post potse The Concert aud Drawing un9i i. +.
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uARREED.

Atthe residence of the brides mother, in
H. citv, on the 10th. inst, by the Rev.
ohn Hunter d. d., Mr.. LOUIS RAYMOND
|nd Mss. GEORGIA BARR, daughter of the
10 Col Jas. Barr.
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GARDEN AND FLOWER sEEDs.-At-
otiop is called to the advertisement Of
1 tgyard J. Evans q Co., Nurserymen aud
sosI-men, York, Pa.
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, JACKSON.
be daily services during the remainder OF
|e season Of Lent, will be held at p. NJ.
|0n Friday, the Goth inst, Morning
layer will be offered at 6la A. NJ; and
Ordination service appointed for
at day, will commence at IL A. NJ.
Confirmation will be administered on the
Aenmg of the same day services to conf
enee at ~.
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Death Of var. G. II. Raymond

Ihi sad event occurred in our City on
II Eth after forty-eight hours illness with
at terrible disease meningitis, which often
ftes the skill of the ablest physicians.
rrmains we're attended to the grave by
large concourse of citizens, including
femen and members ofthe press and the
Biographical fraternity. The deceased
p born in Lockport New York in 1868.
was brother of Capt. John B. Ray
ono OF the Pilot. and was engaged in that
Eiee. Hewas young gentleman of rare
'erit and dies regretted by community
which he gave promise of long and useful
lembership.
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MARCH IL, 3 P. NJ.
The Association met pursuant to adjourn
lnent.
The Committee on Resolutions submitted
the following report;
Mr. PRESIDENT: Your Committee on res
olutions, beg leave to submit the follow
WHEREAS, A bill is now pending in the
Legislature of this State which promises
that the publication of all legal notices
shall be made in such newspapers as the
Legislature may designate, or certain officials
may appoint, instead of through such medi-
ums, ms attorneys, representatives and in
terested parties may see proper to elect in or
der to secure the greatest publicity, aud there
by the better subserve the interests of clients
and estates; and
WHEREAS, the passage of such bill
would be so manifestly unjust and oppres-
sive not only to established journals, but to
property interests, generally, that it could
| not be regarded otherwise than as an inva-
sion of private rights, and as blow aimed
mt the freedom and Independence of the pub
| lie press;
| Therefore, Be it Resolved, by the Missis-
sippi Press Association, now in special meet
| ing assembled That we record our solemn
protest against the passage of such bill
| and that we earnestly appeal to the law ma
| king power deliberately to consider the
4
selves to the enactment ofa measure so par
tizan in character, and so unbecoming the
dignity of State Legislature, and so fruit
| fil1 of complaint from the press and people.
Resolved, That this Association regards
the establishment of journals with the evil
dent and sole object of being designated as
the medium for public advertising the best
evidence of their unftness, therefore;
Resolved, That these resolutions, signed
bv the President and Secretary, be submit
ted to the Legislature now in session, and to
mis- Excellency, the Governor, as a Inemori-
al and protest in the premises, and that the
newspapers of the State endorsing and sub
scribing the same, sbe requestedzt to publish.
G. w. HARPER, Chairman
j. L. POWER,
KINLoCH FALCoNER, ss4s e
E. G. WALL,
] r. WALPoLE.
Comnfittee
On motion, the report was received and
! adopted by an unanimous vote, and the COM
mittee discharged.
/ On motion. the thanks Of the Association
| were extended to Jackson Fire Company,
/. for the use of the Hall, in which 20 hold
/ the meeting of the Association.
On notion the Association adjourned.
Al. FRANTZ, President.
| KINLoCH FALcoNER. Secretary.
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Tuesday. March Sist. 1874.
NO FURTHER POSTPOHEiIENT.

No doubt is entertained of the sale OF every
ticket before the Dra wing, but whether all are
sold or not the Concert aud drawing will pos
itiyeIy and unequivocally take place on the
day now fixed, and il any remain unsold they
will be cancelled and rhe prizes Will be re-
duced in proportion to the unsold tickets.
Only Sixty thousand tickets have been is
.,aI ay,I
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A welcome visitor at our sanctum yes
terday, was n. B. HiIlyard Esq. secreta-
~ of the Mississippi Waller Company, and
Mayor Of that young city Of wonderful
growth, McCon,b. Mr.. Hillyard j. en-
gagged ii an enterprise Of great impOr-
tance to our State; and il most aggre-
ablea entleman.
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Jrsr RECEIVED 100 pieces New Style
pring prints at
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RAILROAD DIRECTORY.

Tic price of Revised Code has been
- 70 three dollars in state warrants
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Whole tickets $50 Halves S25; Tenths, or each
coupon, $5 Eleven Whole Tickets for $780,
2215 Tickets for 1000; lib Whole Tickets for
5000 227 Whole Ticke for $1,000.
No discount allowed on less than $500 worth
of tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted
in all respects, like the three which have al
ready been given, and full particulars may
be learned IRON circulars, which will be
sent free from this office to all who apply for
them
Orders fer tickets, and application for agen-
cies will be attended to in the order they are
received, and it is hoped they viii be sent in
promptly that there may be no djsappoint-
ment or de.ay in filing all. Liberal terms
given to those who bIv to sell again All
agents perempJoriiy required to settle
up their accounts and return all un sold tick
cts by the 10Th of March.
THOS. E. BRAMLETFE.
Agent Pub. Lib. Ky. and Manager
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or.1ITY UP-PRICEs DowN.-Read
.,certisement of Messrs Lemly q Son.
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COTTON SEED.

COTTON SEED.
TWIN AND TRIPLE BALL COTTON
l. SEEDS-The earliest and most prolific
cotton Fnown and seed pure. Produces COM
monty two balls from one bloom, sometimes
three and occasionally four balls from one
bloom; sometimes ii produces four blooms in
one form. For circulars describing cotton
with certificates and price of seeds, address
STUART s. KIRKLAND, Agents,
Feb26-tf Jackson. Miss.
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TO the Officers and Members Of the Jackson
Hibe1nian Mutual lid association
GENTLEMEN: / respectfully beg leave TO
present the following balance-sbeet, the
same being a true copy of my books:
To amount of cash on hand from
last year ....... -... 3 I57 20
Total receipts to 9TH of March, 1874, 1886 55
Making total Of ........... $1244 25
Total expenditures to the 9TH OF
March, 1874 .......... 1853 O6
Cash on hand .-............-..-$ $ Is6 10
Respectfully submitted
NJ. 81. MCLAUGHLIE,
Treas rer
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Persons holding coupon tickets against
/ State Fair of 1873, are notified to pre-
BIT the same for payment within thirty
gs from this date, as that special account
N then be closed. J. L, POWER,
Secretary.
bAcksoN March II, 1874. [mr12-1m.
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PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON
LIFE. INSURANCE co.
OF VIRGINIA.
Policies Issued Nearly "a, ,OOO.
This IS He Largest Southern Company
IN Existence.

TTVHIS Is THE ONLY SOUTHERN COM
Il pany that has passed inspection by the
Insurance Departments of New York, Ken
lucky, California and other States, thereby
placing it on the same basis of solvency as
the eleading companies of America
Its Success has been unprecedented.
1t is doing business all over the United
States and Europe. 1t issues policies on all
the approved plans. The Financial Security
Policies" are very popular with Inerchapts
and others as collateral security for those
who owe money, or have money owing them
RH- The rates on this plan over 90 per
cent cheaper than the ordinary rates.
Active and conscientious agents wanted in
every county in Mississippi. For further par
ticulars apply to the undersigned.
C. W. TERRELL,
Genera1 agent and manager for the States Of
Louisiana and Mississippi.
= htEuecessOr to Gen. D. H. Maury)
se once No. 81 Carorf. ct Street, New
Orleans.
Local agent at JacksOn-CLPT.JOHNT T. BUCK
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31,5OO.OOO

Will be distributed among the .ticket-hoiders:
The tickets are printed in coupons, of
tenths. and all fractional parts, will be rep
resented in the drawing just as whole tickets
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.

STATE OF PENNS1 LNANIA,
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Alfred G. Baker, President, and Theodore
NJ. Roger, Secretary of the Franklin Fire In
suranee Company, being duly affirmed, de-
pose and say, that the foregoing is full, true
and correct statement of the affairs OF said
Company and that they are the above de-
scribed officers OF said Insurance Company.
ALFRED G. BAKER President.
THEO. M. REGER. Secretary.
q Subscribed aud affirmed to before me,
L. 81 this 9th dav of February, 1874.
EDWARD S. HARLAN,
Notary Public.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, SGT;
|, W. H. Gibbs, Auditor OF Public Accounts
of the State aforesaid do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement of the condition of the
Franklin Fire Insurance Company, of Phila-
delphia, Pa, the thirty-frst day of Decem-
ber 1873, is truly and correctly copied from
the or ginal, on file in my office.
Given under my hand and official
- o'I seal, this Sd day of March, 1874.
W. II. GIBBS,
Auditor Public Accounts.
RARR0XVS 81 S4HXTHE.
mrI2 3w Agents, Jackson, Miss.