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NOTICE.
SUPREME CouRT MISSISSIPPI. !
October Term, 1874.

SUPREME CoURT MISSISSIPPI.
October Term, 1874.
MONDAY, March Sih, 1876.
ORDERED. that at the April term, A. D.
~ 1876. of this court, the docket of the First
District be taken up on the third Monday, 18th
day of April and the cases thereon called un-
Ill Monday, the 18th day of May, when the
docket of the Third District will be taken up
and the cases thereon called until Monda J,
the 9TH day of June, when the docket of the
Second District will be taken up, and the cas- -
1876.
True copy from the minutes.
ARTIST:
March II f75-SOd.
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Did TRIBUNE. NeM YnrL.
HARPER'S Bazaar
ILLUSTRA TICD.
Notices Of the PresA

The Bazaar IL edited with contribution of
tact and talent that we seldom End iu any
journal; and the journal itself Dr. the organ 0I
the great world of fashiou.-Bostou Traveller.
The Bazaar cOmmcuds itself to every mem.
Der Of the household-to the children by drUII
and pref pictures, 10 the young ladies by itH
fnshiOn-pl Ites in endless variety, 90 thc pro-
y.dent matrou by it, patterns for The children
clothes, TO pAtcr-familias by it, tasteful de-
signs for embroidered slippers and luEuri0uH
dressing-gowns But the rcudiuP-mutlrr oi
the Bazaar is uniformly of great excellence.
The paper has acquired wide popularity for
the freside enjoyment 10 nhords.-N. 5. Lycu-
ing Posi-.
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The Washington Hotel was sold yes
terday by the Sheriff to satisfy judgments
obtained by MeSsrs. John a. Klein and
b. Il. Thomas at the last term of the
Circuit Court Judge Harris bought it
for SO, 900. --Nicksburg Monitor.
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Surplus beyond capt.
STATE OF ALABAMA,
County of Mobile
OF MOBILE ALABAMA

John Mcguire, President, and A. DuMOnt,
Secretary, of the Mobile Fire Department In
surance Company, being duly sworn, depose
and say and each for himself says, that they
are the above described officers of said COM
Dany, and that on the 3lst day of December,
1874, last all of the above described assets
were the absolute property OF the said Com
pany, free and clear from any lien or claims
thereon, except as above stated, according TO
the best of their information, knowledge and
belief, respectively. JOHN MAGUIRE. Pres.
A. pUMQNT. Sec.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this the
ninth day of March, A. d. 1915.
TLs1 SAMUEL c. MULDON,
Commissioner for the State of Mis- SIS
sippi in Alabama.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI-ScT.
l. W. II. Gibbs, Auditor of Public Accounts,
of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement of the Mobile Fire De-
partment Insurance Company, of Mobile, Al
ALBANIA. is truly and correctly copied from the
original on file in office.
Given under my hand and official seal, at
Jackson this nth day of March, 1919.
T. 81 W. II. GIBBS,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
BARROVVS 81 SMKTHE. Agents,
Mar. 3l-3t. JACKSON, MISS
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Nv H GIBBS, Auditor of Public Accounts
of the State aforesaid do hereby certifs that the
foregoing statement of THE ALBANIA GOLD
L4FE TNsnR AxcR COMPANY. of Mobile. Alabama,
is truly and correctly copied from the original
now on file in my office.
Given under nv hand and official seal, this
TsEALl 18th day March, 1875.
w. III. GIBBs
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Mar 12v
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CONDENSED TuME TABLE \
March LIST, 1875. /
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i summary of the town elections in
n York State this spring foots up:
|nocratic, 479; Republican, AIT; a
|nocratic majority of 81. The Re
Slican majority in the same towns, in
", was 259. The Democratic gain
three years is therefore sS21. The
h over last year is 90. /
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kIssIPPI PATENTS. MIR. III. n.
3. solicitor OF patents, New Orleans,
fcially reports TO The CLARION the
ng complete list of patents granted
sntors Of this State for the month of
lry, 1875:
u. Dickson, Tupclo, beehive; f. w.
aud j. Nelson, Jamestown, stove; g.
ard, Grenada, cotton scrapcr; Mrs. II
, Como, hay and cotton press.
STADEKER has Il complete line of
!. Furnishing Goods.
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We understand that our old time
nd, Rev. j. {. Carpenter, formerly
|hckson, Mississippi and pastor of one
mr. Baptist churches, has been invited
Me vestry of the church at Sherman,
has, to favor them with a visit and
/ he will leave this morning, by Nor
r. Railroad, for that place.
His visit may result in his permanent
ation there.-N. o. Picayune.
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Gov Ames, of Mississippi, having
purchased residence at Bay of St. Leuis,
is now in our city with his wife purchas-
ing furniture for the same. They are
the guests of j. NJ c. Parker, Esq,
Surveyor of the Port.-N. Q. Picayune
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Admitting that home is woman's
sphere, an English paper asks what is
to become Of more than half million OF
women in that country who have no
sphere at all
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A musician, noticing that his friends
wearied at his performance, remarked ::
''You are aware that this is a very diff
cult passage" 81 wish it was impossible, p"
replied one
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FOR RIENzG.-We have been
/ contribution of ten dollars by
/ Harris e George for the Rienzi suf-
We are pleased to know that May
sill has appointed committee con-
of Messrs. A. Virden, IL. Spengler
kells to call upon our citizens in be-
f this worthy object. We presum
i'll do so at once, rs the sufferers by
-e tornado are in urgent need of as
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The editor who uses weak arguments
and strong epithets makes as great mis-
take as the landlady who furnishes weak
tea and strong butter.
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tuesday evening last, young William
, of Rankin county, aged about 16
. who has been working for the last
months aJ Mr.. G. Williams foundry,
crowned in Town creek, just below the
& on PaScagoula street. He was row
j a small boat down the creek, which
n high. aud ran the boat against one of
CENTRAL iers of the bridge, which
him out and lie sunk almost imme-
n, before assistance from the bank
Ehe given him. His body was reeov
hbout half an hour afterwards. very
the spot where he sank.
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Six women are members Of the St.
Louis Typographical Union, and their
refining influence is felt even by the
proof-readers.
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xD CoMMANDERY. The steamers
and II. /. Lee have rendered geat-
M rates to the Sir knights and
lies at Natchez aud Vicksburg, for
April. There vii undoubtedly be
attendance at Vick5burg on that
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Epilepsy or Fits.

A SURE CURE for this distressing COM
IA plant is now made known in n treatise (of
4S octave pages) on Foreign and Native Her
bal Preparations, published by DR.. y. PHELPS
BRowN The prescription was discovered BY
him in such a providential manner that he
cannot cOnscientiously refuse 10 make il
known, as it has cured every body who has
used il for Fits, never having failed in single
case. The ingredients may be obtained from
any druggist A copy sent free to ali appli-
cants by mail Address DR. o. PHELPS BRowx
II Grand Street, Jersey City, N. ].
Mar l8-' 4w,
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TERMS or THE TRTmUNu.

Daily, by mail, 80 per ycnr; Semi Wcckl
50 per year five copies, - 80 cnch.
Weekly. ~ per year; ten Copics, 81 80 each
twenty copies, 81 10 each.
6ss- Postage in all cases is paid by The Tri-
hume, and papers addressed :o each suharti-
Der without extra charge
Agents wanted IN every town, 90 whom lIb.
ernl cash commissions viii be paid.
Specimen copies, circulars and posters FREQ
Address
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NJ are rratifed TO nnnonnce the arr

" e are gratlhed TO announce the az
rival in Raymond, during the last week,
cf several house servants, sent forward
from England by Col. Geo. Torrey,
The time is not distant, we think,
when white help only will be found in
the dwelling-houses of our people; and
the sooner that day arrives the better it
will be, in our judgment, for both races.
Gazette.
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1t is better for you to pass an evening
once or twice in a lady's drawing room,
even though the conversation is slow, and
you know the girls song by heart, than
In club, a tavern, or 4 pit Of a theatre.
All amusements of youth to which virtu-
Gus women are not admitted, rely on it,
are deleterious in their nature. All men
who avoid female society have dull per
ceptions, and are stupid, or have gross
tastes, end revolt against what is pure.
Your club swaggerers, who are sucking
the butts of billiard-cues all night,
call female society insipid. Poe
try is uninspiring to a jockey;
beauty las no charms for blind man
music does not please a poor beast VINO
does not know one tune from another
but as a pure epicure is hardly tired Of
water-sauces, and brown bread and but
ter, | protest [ can sit for whole night
talking with well regulated kindly wo-
man about her girl Fanny or her boy
Frank, and like the evenings entertain
ment. One Of the great benefits a ma
may derive from woman's society is that
he is bound to be respectful to her. The
habit is of great good to your moral man,
depend upon it, Our education makes
us the most eminently selfish men in the
world. = Thackeray.
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MISSISSIPPI STATEMENT
OF THECoNDITIoN OF THE
HOME INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK,
December. :}ISf. 1874.

The name of the Company is the "lIome
Insurance Company, of New York"
1t is located in New York, at No. 13j Broad
way.
The amount of its capital stock is two and a
half million dollars.
The amount of its capital stock paid up, is
two and a half million dollars.
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hLL be gratifying to the many
hi Miss Lulu Dixon, the beautiful
led daughter of the late G.. X. Dixon.
of her highly successful debut as
reader, at Angeles Hall, last night.
dience, large and appreciative. one,
d their delight as well as surpr Use
ncnt and prolonged applause.
YOUR Spring Clothing Off. Stad-
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A Hint 10 she working Man.

A school for artists in mosaic work is
to be established in France.
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The Executive Committee of the State
Grange have elected Col. w. w. Troup,
Worthy Master of the county Grange
of Monroe county, II member of the Tx
ecutive Committee of the State Grange
in place Of Judge L. 0. Bridewell, re-
signed. Col. Troup is one of the most
intelligent and useful members of the
order in the State, and his appointment
on the Executive Committee will give
general satisfaction MERIDIAN Star.
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STATE OF MIssIssIPPI-SCT.
l. W III. Gibbs, Auditor of Public Accounts
of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the fore going statement of the condition of the
Home Insurance Company of New York. is
truly and correctly copied from the original on
file in my office.
Given under my hand and Official Seal, at
Jackson, this LIST day of March, 1876.
Us W. H. GIBBS, Auditor Public Accounts
BarrOWS& smyGhe Agents.
mch 10w3t. JACKSON, MISS.
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sNo. 4. dailyexeept Sunday.

NO. 7, daily except ouhuhy.
TRAIN No. 2 connects at Milan with ". o.
ST. L. K C. K. r. from the South to the North
and East; at Guthrie with ST. l.. n s. L. Ry
trains going North and South at Cave CITY
with Stages for Mammoth Cave; at Lebanon
Junction for points ON Knoxville and Rich
mond Branches; at Cincinnati Junction and
Louisville with L. G. & L. r. r. fol the North
and East; at Louisville with o. & NJ, Ry and
j. NJ. & |. X. II. for the North. East and West
TRAIN No. connects at Milan with n. U. st.
L. & c. r. X. from the South to the North and
East; at Mckenzie with n c. & 81. L. RI for the
Southeast; At Guthrie with St. L. & s. T. R'y
train going North at Glasgow Junction with
trains 10 and from Glasgow; at Cave City with
Stages to and from Mammoth Cave; at Cincin-
natl Junction and Louisville with L. c. L.
Il. r. for the North and East
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Accidental Browning.

.K PARAsOLs and Straw Hats just
express at j. Stadeker and Sons.
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Weekly Clarion.
,sDAY, MARCH 81. 1875.

90 and Death notices will be inserted
EIARIoN free 81 charge, when not
\ ak lines. Obituary notices and
n respect. whether from ind viduals
4. viii. iu nfure, be charged our
4 ,arfisi.lg ratcs.-SI. 90 for each ten
rintel matter. IT.
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ESrADEKER Il Son have received
lrgest and finest stock of embroideries
lncus ever brought to this city, and at
nously low prices.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA
City OF RICHMOND,

Al OF IROIN1A
CITY OF RICHMOND,
l, SAMUEL P. WILLIS, a Notary Public for
the City and State aforesaid. duly Commissioned
and qualified. do hereby certify that WILLIAM
WILLIS, JR., Secretary of the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company OF said city,
known to me personally, and whose name is
signed to the foregoing statement of the condi-
ton and affairs of the said Company, person
ally appeared before me and made oath that
tho assets named IL the said statement were
the absolute property of the said Company,
clear from any liens thereon, except as above
stated, at the date therein referred to- that
there were no other liabilities than the amount
therein named; and that the value affixed to
the assets were the true value thereof and
that the condition of the said Company at this
date is substantially the same as at the date
before herein referred To. Given under my
hand and Notarial Seal, this 10th day of March,
1875.
lsEAL. SAM l. p. WILLIS y. p.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI : Ser.
l. W, II. GIBBs Auditor of Public Accounts
of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement of the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company of Richmond
Va, is truly and correctly copied from the
original on file in my Office.
Given under my hand and official seal, at
Jackson. this 18th day of March, 1875.
GseAL1 W. II. GIBBS,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
CHARLES HANDY,
General Agent, Canton, Mississippi.
BARROWS * SMYTHE, Agents.
jackson, HisS.
Mar. 31.-4w.
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LITERARY.
N. Y. TRIBUNE
The Leading American Newspaper. 2
FOUNDED by HORACE GREELEY.

Ia the recent elections thr pcnnie Inea doe
c'arei Ia favor of honesty iu uuHtic4 au.f Ir.-
dependence iu Journalism. TIT TrfrIsf.
! which years ago declared ihat DO Uas uaf anil
( never would ht party orgar. claims tHr y,r,
diet, ms thc popular vIullcHtIuu ut Dos ,aur-l.
ana recognizes in tho rcsult ihc voice of tHt
people for reform and Integrity Iu govern
ment for cauior uuI iuirpeH 'tuce aU.u =
newspaper. hlriusfthe campaign which I.-
just c'osed lut fHJutNI lus ufb. maintained
~ ficht 20 the uite of "LrHI ue American
Newspapcf- THIS position Dr. EHs .,ararI anI
retains for the following. among othsr rea -
ons:
Il publishes az the news. earlier. more flI-
Is. aud mere lHlciigenuy than any other pa-
per.
IL insists on peace throughout the whole
country, the right Of local -clt-Royerumcu.
and she protection 81 all classes Iu ILt DNef.
else Of their Jus' and legal rights.
Ii advocates confidence aud good feeling Doe
tween North and South, ana nbors iur aH
honest and abiding reconciliation.
Il maintains fairness aud caudor toward a
public men and questions, aud dignity ANA
courtesy towards associates and rivals.
Ii publishes scientific news. reports. discus
sious and discoveries Go % decree OF iulur.s
and accuracy never before attained by amy
paper
Il gives every week ten or more columns af
the most carefully prepared agricultural mat.
Ter during the year, much more boa thp HEFra-
gate than the entire contents of any other AZ.
riculturhl publication. and thy W hole FORMING
department OF which an eminent urriruftur.
al editor said 1T has done more to mayo
good farmers than any other influence which
ever existed
1t has published a series OF scientific and
literary extrR6ts which have met u wider slIc
and more emphatig popular approval thuu ans
similar publications. the kind
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Departure OF Trains
now leave Jackson junction as
-EIderW Il IanvelI "

iI0U-. --Elder W IL LeaFeiI VIII
the Baptist Church IN this city
A.. April 4th, at il O'Clock. All
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HUNDRED yards mating ia.

HUNDRED yards mating just
d at Stadeker's.
|rowx HOTEL. We are glad to
bat the stock Tor line h"tcI on the
the Bowman House is being sub
by men Of energy ana means An
hment Of the sort near the Capitol Is
band we know of 10 invc, tment that
4 rs we'll.
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INGREDIENTS to make fifty pounds of this
L excellent LABOR-SAVING SOAP can be
had for Fifty cents, and can be purchased any
where. No grease or lye required, and can be
made by child in twenty minutes. Any one
sending fifty cents will receive. by return
mail, printed family right with full direc-
tons for making this Soap Address,
w. H. Moray,
Meridian, Miss.
Mar. Aim.
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l:nen towels, 81 80 per dozen, at
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MONDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1919.
an. Boyd VS.. Henry Burdett, Pike Co. /;
hned
\. Shattuck use, etc. VS.. Jno. n. Mil
Holiax Co. /; remanded for new trial on
mtritS.
kotweu Il Cannon vs.. Hetty NJ. Lynch ct
1Coltax Co.. reversed and judgment
J.. Daniel VS.. Mary Purvis, next friend.
Be Co.; reversed. etc.
has w. Curry. EXT, ETC., vs.. I.ampkins
HConuer, etc, Oktibbeha Co. /; affirmed.
Levy vs.. Henry Fox, Lawrence Co
Hhned.
bspph Buckles Sup't, etc, VS.. Willis Byrd
u. Franklin Co; reversed aud remanded-
hseph Buckles, Supt. Education W. Ira
Byrd ct al, Franklin Co; reversed aud
landed.
II A Moore ct al. vs.. Chas. Cummings,
eoln Co; affirmed.
Mml a Carpenter VS. {. A. Green ct al,
~ Co.; affirmed. etc.
ELLEN ID. Smith VS.. Alfred V. Davis,
ID, etc, Adams Co.; affirmed.
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We consider Tar IniprNE very valuable
paper.-Asheville IN. C.) Ciiizou.
The New York Tribune, in les faithful ana
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Alabama and other states has done immense
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,yEp.-Mrs. Ellen O'Sullivan
oyed her stock OF millinery goods
ew store on Capitol street. near the
al Church, where she will be pleased
&c call. from her many customers.
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your spring dress goods at the
.rore-J. Stadeker q Son.
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EXPRESS, the latest in pufs and
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S0lIN vs.. AIITtu
ANS Co. affirmed.
ORDERS.

has Gains vs.. Milton Coats and Planters
Rpn Press, etc, vs.. Thos. Haynes, Cotton
.gher, submitted name pro tune.
Steele vs.. l.. a. Steele, submitted on pc
I'D tor re-argument.
Bernham vs. G. Nj. D summer, quo
Nkanto, submitted.
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The West Tennessee colored univer-
sity WHICH was chartered some time ago
by the Legislature has been located sew
en- miles south of Memphis, near the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, and
within one mile and half of Whiteha-
ven The site selected embraces for y
acres of fine land, the location of which
is we'll adapted to the purpose for which
it has been purchased. The erection of
the building will be commenced at once.
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The New Orleans, St Louis and Chi
cage Railway was never in better eondi-
ton than at present to forward passengers
and freight to all points North, East and
West. The track from Kenner to Man
chac has been raised, and the floods have
not affected the road-bed in any way.
The route makes close connection with all
the trunk routes to New York with only
one change, either by the way of Louis
Vile, Chicago, St. Louis, Odin and Eff
fngham. Two daily through trains with
the celebrated Pullman Sleeping Coaches
attached to each train.