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i'1r years past many parents Of discern
~ meut aud aI the best facilities for Judging.
Iuye been attracted to th.a hrmly established
Institution, believing that In ~ they nave
found tucH sound inst uCuou and h1me-lIhU
tsUufu1u IL. tHetr daughters should havcs
Careful and thorough tuition l- FURNISHED Iu
all cine departments, literary aud artistic.
those who arc seeking the BEST can hnd DO
bore. Ise members OF the large faculty, most
ODD whom have been connected with tuU Col.
loF. i0r years are not only skllliul, but huVU
achieved tHg task Uf establishing a. reputation.
rI.-u.ut cur. RE by hIs JuuIcI0uH aud
systematic management during the current
-.--Iuu. 0. giving =uH-IaCtory evidence of boo
ability. suHBoIucd document shows the eH-
lmte placed upou hm by his FORMER COLI
leagues.
Ili-u Sufficient guarantee that the taHtes
tuI social habits 0I the young ladies a.e cor
I.u.I. .pu.tIFI.sd and controlled FOO Say chat
Mrs. d A. BgI continues To- act as Lady fru-
cIpIL
Pupils received at any umc and charged
only .luu dH.e OF entrance. the hrBt of Che
rra. D.. H suitable time 10 enter
Apply fort catalogue.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE.

4 BROUSSEAU, Importer ana Dealers. OH
~. fers, Wholesale and Retail
CARPETING, 1000 pieces Of English and
American.
OIL CLOTHS, Floor, Table and Enamel
MATING, 1000 rolls, White, Check and
Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Coruices, Table and
Covers.
CURTAINS, Lace and Nottingham Lace
BR0CATELLE, C,telinss ferries Reps, etc.
HAIR CLOTH, Gimp, Plush, nc.
jan LON A BROUSSEAU.
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That no Baking Powder can stand the test
of "A careful chemical analysis like DooLEY' 5
YEAST POWDER. Although subjected to the
most critical analyzation, no ingredients
could be found entering into the compost
ton but such as are pure and nutritious.
This accounts for the entire and uniform
satisfaction given by DooLEY's YEAST Pow
DER in the culinary department
II is the cheapest, best, and most reliable
Baking Powder known, and is recommended
upon its merits alone. Your Grocer keeps
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bNfOHU, October 2l-t 1913.
The undersigned. constituting tue Faculty uI
Ua JuFer-lfs oil MIssi-sippI Colleague aI
PE.u t. d. GUTHRIE during hIs 0fhg.l. COM
uee..H with fHH lusItuu0ui aud hIH iustruc.
lions during tsaf part 0i Die student ule which
.as -Iau- at tnls place. take pleasure lu Ir-
.lI.Iaa their Hgu appreciation OF Doe mental
aud m1tul wursu, h.s nue requirement. and
lls SKILL Iu teacAbgi together Win Che high
tome uI HI- tuaTt.t.r uH a. Christian RruLr-
MANI We cordially commend hlm 'I iat iaFur
ruI patronage ~ all who have children OPP
wards to e4ueatc as "a tuIthlul and capable
Ieacuer. ami AS "a WISE aud prudent RuarIIHu
.l f.e 4uIll Interest Of those entrusted ta hlh
rfrtaud -.perv.Iau. We regard SUCH "a mau
and such 4Ii .iI- tIlet3r u- "a very drsuaDIe ar-
4u.eIIlau Io .uuE community.
john d. ADDED tutNCELLoH.
g. Isl -L1k=. Professor Dl Mathematics.
EA.JtA4- Prot OF Modern Language
A.J QUIAtHE. Prot. ot Latin.
U.s. N. FULTON, ADJ. Prof Ut fnysles.
a I 81 4rhelI. ADJ Prof. Oh br,ek-
E al. LOU unkIDGE. All. Prof. ~ Chemis-
ug.
JAMES a LYON. Prof OF Meuplyfica.
GARLAND. Prot 0t Physics.
GEORGE LlIILE Prof. of b,0tggy.
WHEAT, Prof ot GreeF.
Dec 20 lfu.
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EBoua:Ioa,,, a. Orphans ssOmn.
January 2S. IS7+.

BRILLIANT SUCCESS 1t is permitted
D. feT men or companies to achieve ac-
kn0wledge1 superiority in any important
position or business The present genera
1inn hg- Witnessed stuDendOus rivalry il
saverd branches of industry, and notably
BIZ Sewing Machine business. Amid a
.mHltitude of competitors, steadily and sure
lv the Wheeler 4 Wilson Company held
thair way from the beginning, upon fixed
aud honorable principles. Long since.
thejr leading position in America was es-
ia5lisbed. Abroad, at London, in 1862, they
Nyou the highest premiums at Paris, in
BS57, they di-tanced eiphty-two com petit
tors, aad were awarded the highest pre-
Hnium, the only Gold Medal for Sewing Ma
fhues exhibited; and lastly, amid unparal-
aelea competition. followed the splendid tri
hmphs ut Vienna, noued in our advertising
colcmus.
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DekzrATrc E.MTERT aINSENT.-W e
ave been informed that the Thespian So
'cIr-v Com pany Of young ladies and gentle
1neu Of this city will give a performance
hex Wednesday and Thur-day evening"
at Angeles Hall for the beuefi Of St. Alloy
sius Library Society and the Hibernian Aid
a --l. iati0H
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GEM FIRE CoMPANY No. 2.-At
-n,.il meeting of Gem Fire Company
10. .. held last Wednesday (2lst inst.) eve
niag the Company resolved to withdraw
s-am the Fire Department, and will here
f-ar run as am independent Company.
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GAME FOWLS.

VIZ N MADDOX, of Perth, Jefferson Co
w. Miss, has for sale a choice lot Of Game
Fowls, at the following rates: Per trio, Strych-
nine, 5000; Tartar s. Strychnine. 5000 Duck
Black Breasted English Red. $780, Black
Brea sted American Red, $500; Dusty Miller
and Black Breasted Red, crossed, $500 Stage
for Pit, $1,000 Eggs, per dozen, $500 delivered
at Rodney, Miss. for shipment. Fowls war
ranted pure game. Cash must accompany all
orders. JanA-om
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INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.

INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Sullivan-7. C. R.. resolution in
relation to the claims OF the Southern Metho-
dist Publishing House, at Nashville, again t
the Government at Washington, Adopted.
By Mr. Gleed-Resolved nv the Senate
that the Committee on Pententiary be in
structed TO report bill To locate the Peni-
Tertiary, and bring the convicts within the
walls in the next two DAYS.
Bv Mr.. Cas>idy-Be it resolved by the
Senate and House OF Representatives. That
a committee of three on rhe part OF the SEN
ate, and -- on part of the House be APP
pointed by the President OF the Senate and
Speaker OF the House, with instructions 10
ascertain whether or not, at the general
| election held on the 4th day of November,
! a. d. 1873, a majority of the qualified cleo
tors voting at said election for members OF
the Legislature voted for the proposed
amendments TO the Constitution of this
! State. submitted at said election; and
/ whether or not said amendments have be-
| adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
| By Mr.. Sulivan-An Act to extend the
| time for holding the Circuit Court OF Coliax
/ county
By Mr. Warner-An Act limiting the time
| of the sessions of the Legislature, vas read
! first time and under a suspension of the
| rules, was read second time. Passed.
By Mr. Smvth. of Winston-An Act for
/ the relief OF the Sheriff of Choctaw county.
Passed.
| By Mr.. SulIivan-An Act to repeal the
pronioitory liquor laws relating 70 the
| county OF Oktibbehs. Passed.
BY Mr.. Cassidy-An Act incorporating
the town of Summit, approved October IS,
| 1865. Passed.
By Mr.. Warner-An Act to save from
| forfeiture certain lands donated BY the Hon.
w. w. Corcoran to the Diocese of Missis-
sippi. Lost.
The following bills were introduced and
referred to appropriate committees:
! BY Mr.. CaSsidy-An Act to prevent un-
| Just Determinations and extortions in the
rates to be charged by the different railroads
| in this State for the transportation of freight
on said roads.
By Mr.. Warner-An Act to repeal section
| D of the Act to amend the laws of the
State in relation 10 public education. APP
proved April ?, 1873. requiring the PRIV ilege
| tax on dram shops TO be paid in currency.
By Mr.. Bennett-An Act declaring the
election held in this State on the fourth day
of Novem Der last legal general election.
By Mr.. Gilmer-An Act for the relief OF
| e. A. j. McHenry, former Sheriff and Tax
Collector OF Noxubee county.
! Mr.. Gilmer-An Act TO extend the time
for the collection of taxes In Noxube<
county.
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS having claims against the
II Planters, Manufacturers and Mechanics
Association, Of the State Of Mississippi due
prior TO the year 1873. sre notified and request
ed to file the same with the undersigned on or
before the next meeting of the Board of Com
troll, Jan. u 1873. By order of the Board of
Control.
JanI-lot il. POWER, sec'y
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Needles are small affairs, but they some
times give great deal Of trouble There is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine needle. II
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TINS Masonic GRAND BODIES meet at
~s-+or next week--Grahd Council on Mon
.-r. Grand Lodge on Tuesday. and Grand
.Ilet,f.sr oH FRIDAY.
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JACKSON FIRE DEPARTMENT. There
vIIl be- meeting Of the jackson Fire De-
JaremeHt at the Hall Of Jackson Fire CO.
81. /. ora Wednesday, February 4th, at ~
o'clock, r. nj. Bg the chief Engineer,
THOS. GREEN.
E.z ~HrIr0S. ~cc'y
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FAIR GROUNDS FOR LEASE.

THE UNDERSIGNED invite sealed propo-
i sails until Monday, January Is, 1873, at 10
O'Clock, for the use and care Of the State Pair
Grounds for one year. Proposals may embrace
the use Of the land suitable for cultivation and
pasturage, and the use Of the track 70. trials
of speed, until next Fair. either or both.
W. B. TAYLOR,
A. II. KIRKLAND,
STRAUSS.
Jan. Oommitts4.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

tyr A. H. HILZHEIM would announce TO
IL his former patrons and the public gener-
ally that he can be found at his old stand, up
stairs, in Hilzheim Building, prepared TO exc
cute all operations in Dentistry in the most
perfect manner. Jan8-ly.
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.jan12tf.

THE DRUG.BUSINESS heretofore conduct
L ed at the West Jackson Drug Store. I'M
der the name ami style Of Johnston & Har-
rington will hereafter be continued under the
firm name of Harrington Brother.
J. W. HARRINGTON,
aanI2-tR p. T. HARRINGTON.
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TIME FIRM of Johnston Harrington is
j this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
J. W. Harrington assumes the liabilities of the
firm, and is authorized to collect any AID all
accounts due the same.
H. W. JOHNSTON.
ianI2tf J. W HARRINGTON
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subscription Department.

We acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
o THE CLARION for 1874 aud 1875, since our
a-t publication 70 Wednesday 2Sth instant,
uclu-ivc. As follows:
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C4O EACH WEEK. Agents wanted, partic-
y q lars free. J. Worth Co, st. Louis,
Mo. Jan 22-'74l3t.
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Jam. of Stone. Single Geared. Doub. Geared
Intermediate sizes made to order at relative
III. DUDLEY COLEMA
NOTICE.

Factory 265 TCHOUPITOULAs St.
Depot and Office, u UNION ST, New Or.
leans, La. JanA-lm
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zlAM DENNISON'S
nIN Patent shipping Tags.

AI4I AOver Two Hundred Millions have
Al 6oeen used within the last ten years,
without complaint of loss by Tag becoming
detached. They are more reliable for mark
ing cotton bales than any tag in use. All Ex-
press companies use them.
Sold by Printers and Stationers everywhere.
oc30-3m
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EXTREMELY PROFITABLE.
Agents Wanted!
. OCEAN -

TIME Is MoNEY.-Save time by buying O
Victor Sc wing Machine, 70 make up oloth-
ing Of any and every Kind for your fsmuy
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H Du ley Coleman.
NJ G. HIN f RY d + A l. r

CORN MILLS. COTTON PRESS AND SAW
MILLS
No. I2 Union street New Orleans.
Agent for the Utica Steam Engine Gonna
ny Gullett's Magnolia Cotton Gin and G4r.i-
ner's Governor.
Owing 10 increased facilities for mauut.ctu
ring, aud the very liberal patronage extended
me, have this day reduced the prices of m
Mills per below list:
Ny friends and patrons may rest satisfied
that the high standard of workmanship and
capacity of my Mills heretofore enjoyed, shall
be fully manta ned and l assure them that
no efforts will be spa red to keep the Coleman
Mill fully up to its present fattering, though
well-deserved reputation.
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CECILIAN COLLEGE.

NJ ALE ip the country, on the 4. Pr. "a.
VI B4rI, tuition, washing, fuel and fRht
I.r 40 weeks. slUU o.. "A. "A. CECiLN BROS.
Decllluu A. o., Hardin Co.. Ky. Jan. b-5L
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OFFICIAL REPORT. VIENNA EXPOSL
TON. SEWING MACHINES. sc.
(GRoUP IL. SEC. >. b.

The greatest Sewing Machine N1rufactorv
in the world is that Of Wheeler & Wilson New
York, which alone has brought already over
900 900 of their Sewing Machines into prac-
teal use. The complete production Of the
parts by machinery is so regulated that each
complete machine may be used as "A sample f.v
exhibition. This firm reduces 600 well ad-
iustpd machines daily.
The latest production of this firm, and
which is the wonder Of the Vienna Exposition,
is their new No. & Sewing Machine. This
universal machine sews the heaviest leather
harness and the finest gauzes with truly
pearl stitch.
Wheeler & Wilson have received the high
est prizes at NIL Worlds Expeditions and at
the Vienna Exposition were extraordinarily
distin guished.
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Paving Employment.

NOR 4 .L having spare time. SOME lNlhD
il NlH and It-J selling. NO fancy article
Ilru NECESSITY 10 all classes of people. ac-
SAVING MONEY
10 luEeI-. Busiae-s Louorublei pleasant B
U0 risks home or abroad day OF evening,
auI
EXTREMELY PROFITABLE.
You wi miss your best chance if you foil 10
write i0r iulI particulars ana valuable SANE
plies l1 IA. HUTCHINSON Cg.t
Jams 3d. Louis. No.
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FURTHER DISTINGUISHED HONORS.
New YORK, Sept -, 1878.
The Grand medal Of Honor
OF TIE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE, NEW YORK,
Was unanimously recommended by the
judges of Sewing Machines for
WHEELER ~ WILSON'S

WHEELER IL WILSON'S
NEW NO. SEWING MACHINE,
as being - decided improvements over all
other machines in the market and which
must revolutionize certain branches % in
dustry, especially in Shoe and Harness Man
ufacturing.
BALTIMORE MD, October 81, 1873.
The MARYLAND INSTITUTE has awarded
WHEELER & WILSON the GOLD MEDAL for their
New No Sewing Machine. Other Sewing
Machines received nothing.
AT the GEORGIA STATE FAIR. q SILVER
MEDAL the highest and only p emium for
Leather Stitching, was awarded 10 WHEELER
& WILSON for tmples done their New No.
6 Sewing Machines
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 665 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK..
Agencies III All the TTIHcIpaI IIties %
the World. Jan2S74-4t
GEN. J. f. JOHNST0N'S
Narrative of Military Operations.
4 LII orders by mail for this work viii be
n supplied per Express. c. o d. Orders
should be addesscd to the State Agent.
J. b. YELLOWBY,
Madison Station, Miss.
Jan Z2-3ts
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THOS. y. RRAMLETTEs.

A gent Pub. Lib. Ky. and Manager
Git Concert, Pub. Lib. Building.
JaDS-td Louisville XIV.
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Tuesday, March 3lSl, 1874
They have already realized
Over a Million Dollars

And have great many agents yer .9 near
from.
No doubt is entertained OF The sale Of ever"
ticket. befor. the Dra"ing, but whether a|l nr"
sold or not. the Concert and drawing viii pose
itively and uucquivocaly take place 1u tH"
day now fixed, and il any remain uusu'l thrI
will be cancelled and the prizes viii be re-
duced in proportion to the uusold tickets
Only Sixty thousand tickets have been is-
su-d and
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OFFICE OF TIE
Insurance Company,
JACKSON, Miss January |, 1874.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT

Ghowing the condition Of the Planters Iusu-
- rance Company of Mississippi, for the
quarter ending December 3lst 1873.
Ass Els
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
SPLENDID AND UNPARALLELED
TRIUMPHS
Of THE
Wheeler e Wilson
Sewing Machine Co.,
NEW YORK
Over Eighty.One Compot.t,vs.

/ Worlds Expedition. Sit-i s. R>z3.
n. The KNIGHT Gross 80 tgIc Hrm.
PerTaI Order of "Fraaci~ .Eo-
~ePh." conferred by his s. .l-rn3ic
I Majesty the Emperor OF Austria. uuon the
Honorable Nathaniel Wheeler, Pros dent
! OF the Wheeler X Wilson Sewing NJ achine
Company, az the founder and bul der of
Sewing MBchine Industry.
?. The Grand Diploma OF Honor.
recommended by the InternatiOnli jury
for this Sewing Machine Company only,
for their important contributions 10 the
material and social welfare of mankind
3. The Grand Medal for Progress,
awarded for their New No. Is Sewing Ma
chine, being for progress ma lie since the
Paris Exposition of 1857. at which the on
ly Gold Medal for Sewing Machines was
awarded 10 this Company. Hence the Vi
emma award marks Progress not from a low
level or inferior medal, but from a Gold
Medal, the highest award made at Paris.
4. Ehe Grand Medal f0r NIeriG, for
the development OF Needle Industry and
excellence and superiority Of manufac-
tured samples exhibited.
s. a Grand Medal for Merit. for
excellence aud su erior " of Cabinet
work, the only award OF the kind in this
section.
@. Medals for several Co-opera.
tors, of the Wheeler & Wilson Com
pany for superior ability.
z. The Official Report published bv |
the General Direction of the Vienna Elk |
position, slguallZes the supremacy of the /.
Wheeler Wilson Company tor quantity /
and quality OF manufacture. and position /
in the Sewing Machine business, AS fol- F
lows
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Mr. Eckford INTRODUCED

Mr. Eckford introduced
FL. B. No. 26, an Act TO extend the time
for the collection of taxes In Lee county,
Miss. Referred.
REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. SPEAKER: Your committee 20 whom
was referred the question of fixing the num-
her and compensation of the employees of
the House, ask leave 10 submit the following
report:
One Secretary at $34 per day who shall be
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RAILROAD DIRECTORY.

.SzFNGER TRAINS leave jackson Rail
u I.-..-s.,r- n f.Ilnm4
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ii ,.foS-- of I;se KILN. - III IneTen-
sive ChinanaI "a $3.50 Portrait 90
Prisoner.

EoblIt Manning w. o. III, to-day IN
IL Fifteenth District Court icr the muir
DIX Il II oug LING I,..-5, =: Nay .e.b.
On Clay sI:cot near Wayeriey Pace.
Tie circumstances Il the mUrtl,r. for
t limiting, which Manning Is charged,
tcs briefly these: NaIniu- AMI . man
named JOHN Brennan. OF the nigh; uae!l-
toned, were on = drunken spree, and
while waaJ5ti1g around the bagnios OF
Waveriey place, saw Il Chinanan Ya-ssIl :
down tiay street. SD with ~ III
pulse 10 abuse the IE..I. Brennan APP
preached TIE uuSrispec.:;i. and iuui1ea-
sire Chinaman, and dealt INN Il ppweI-
iul blow - TIE face NIL. ..iS list Man
uiu.s. = Inomen: iate-. drew q large Dny.Ie
knife. rushed at the Chiuaman AID Stab
Bad him. The poor keI:ken staggered
: few feet, cCe! fell dead. The murderer
au,i Brennan escaped. but were sIi,~e-
GsIeLt.y arrested and identified ~ tie
Only witness - et:si!s;sctiuE-:I tre,lch
l.glu.lreSs. residing directly opposite the
spot where tie murder was Committed.
Brennan's participation IL the murder
proved SO on MS mind ;i:.. he became
insane, and IL was sent 10 Stockton,
where he still remains nopel.ssiy III
sane.
PEN PORTRAIT or TIE ACCUSED MURDERER.
Manning Is short thiclest fellow.
with tiorId face and tteepsat twlnklinS
evts, and features the very embodiment
ai an ideal picture OF midnight Garroter
or assassin, ready upon the slightest
o-eraxt or slnalies: consideration to cut
q throat or seattle a ship. Naming has
mouth expressive OF determination and
resolute, do. ged self-will- He made his
appearance III this city several years sSo
with the Fourtt enth Regiment OF United
States rUffians, that made themselves
terror to the reople OF this city. Since
then he has sic oily progressed in crime
until he now stands accused of murder.
Manning is accounted by the police one
of the most desperate criminals III the
State, but has been sinsulariy fortunate,
never having been in the Penitentiary IN
this State, although he is known to have
committed crimes which should have
sent hin there's. +. Post.
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clsImsu> t. Tie ,'l.e XIV II IAl ~! To- r.
coy the ;ax an, d Il ...-.s - sci - sA;u
lie I!.iut- ...-.I~t said n-rtl = :!e H. 90.
year -..I.-- ll,; L, - -. e. 4-1.cT. a l.
.51s. .-ll ,ia.l, jl-e 5l-t day - l,,'1.i,r ID
So. al tat eJl..-l.4t l. -.S !' L ''.iE I~set-
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U,l,r-e r,U 81 ,sa- ;.lG a-.sv-r t. vy1-.
. til-.. - 81 aus. - - t=---. IL
let. Day of Ee7,rr:a2.-, \. D. 1s.;.
70 Wit: A. 10 o'c1o,kA l.. Of 81 ,31v m:
VIII ae taken sa-I-. :s''s -. t. 20. -cl-, "a.
.!llpTevtHl.l- irg' II Described or III at-.hI
O.; tax AID ,,,l-:q -yncy sI.-.-:-ss. ma c,s:- a
suIt. The tIi.y,> .: land and I,,i.,T1ye:irI.,s
Errr!natr'.g q, -,r-'rt!. belog s.EGGt- = Csrs
Township. orl1.>l- curE'y. >:..tt Il Ngvall:
Charlotte Ms:.:-.. whole q: BLACK - i'll :, ars
Thompson AID SAYS d,v son q! aaron Cl;E,
with :-,-ce th,rron. Iotli ;sA al ael.Lgcc-.,y
- -
IA Billings. who's G; lot orc. - BLOCK = l.?
- az. :, III s4 os:.r. t--yi-..c u C.->u.l
,-ty. With stable thereon la Az. - l.Ce-c.
sI4 -.
john Buckley. the southeast quarter Of North
east a;r;er - st, ton y township l. l-yrt-. II
raj - 70 eas containing 20 acr,s; also Ii, nth
Wei fractional ,.4-:f e.: ScLtL.>, lI:yt-, -l@l
,isaIjeC Z section q, township -, :4o-,- #
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=
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an. r,v. 50 L.
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ar-. ,.,y. 80 Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-29

Ormsby county, State CT Nevada.
5. 7. SWIFT,
81, ria Of OInsby county, State CT Nevada
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