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roadside, recently, within five hundred feet
Of each other, near Waverly, New Jersey.
Both were well dressed. One had bis throat
cut, and in his pocket was found knife,
with which 1t is supposed he shielded. He
bore the appearance OF being q German
about forty.fve years of age. The other was
u man of twenty-five years. He had pistol
wound in the temple, and under his body
was an empty revolver; also a supposed sui
eide. Neither Of the bodies were identi-
ted..... Patrick Gallagher, Of Westerly,
Rhode Island, getting drunk on Christmas
light attempted to strike his wife, but hit
his infant child, killing il Instantly. The
Coroner's jury returned verdict that the
person from whom the father purchased the
liquor which made him drunk was guilty of
Che murder OF the boy. The father was held
40 one thousand dollars 10 answer before the
bupreme Court......News from San Diego
rays the reported revolution at San Rafael.
Lower California, Is q canard. ID wv
Cipperly & Collins, hat dealers Of New
York, have made an assignment to Robert
u. Gardner, for the benefit Of all creditors.
The liabilities are placed at from 100000
TO $200,O00...... Judgments amounting 10
ti25,000, obtained against Duncan, Sherman
d Co., were recently fled in New York.
Alexander Duncan, 70 whom was conveyed
sundry pieces Of real estate, valued at $780,
600, at The time OF the failure, has deter.
mined TO place himself on a footing with
the general condition of the firm, by recon
veying the property absolutely "a. ex-J Judge
Shipmsn, the assignee, for the benefit of
creditors..... The suspension Of James A.
Smith, and O. n. q LA. Smith, wooden
manufacturers, Worcester, Mas, is an
nounccd. The liabilities are NOT known,
but are variously reported at from 100000
70 500, 600; assets unknown The millsare
still In operation. 1910 800
AdoubIs suicide occurred recently st Los
Angsles, California. E. q. Foster ana Celia
Toole, married the previous evening, were
found dead IN each others arms on Tie pub-
lilo streets, from strychnine. Another man
claimed the woman - his wife, causing the
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INSURANCE sTATEnENTs.

Z. Z. THAMES, Pres't. T. n. FowLEn. soo'y
ANNUAL STATEMENT
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Good.n an Cor. koseiuzke st.r.l

Goodman Cor. Kosciusko Start
But have to record oEe Of the most hor-
rible disasters that in the course of my life
have never before had the pain to hear of,
| which occurred TO the wife Of Mr james
johnson, of Duran Mr. johnson and wife
came by train from Durant TO Goodman on
Saturday, with their infant child and their
little girl about three years old, and took a
buggy TO go to Richland to visit Mrs. Nor
row. Dir. johnson took out the Ricliland
mail, which he placed in the bottom of the
buggy, and on the road smoked his pipe.
/ On arriving near the open field near the
Taylor place, about two miles from Rich
| land, he placed his pipe under the seat, and
unfortunately did not observe that he had
not knocked out all the fire the buggy was
an oPen-backed, topped one; smart breeze
was blowing; the fire communicated To the
papers and letters unObserved and caught
Mrs.. Johnson's clothing. She sp4ng from
the buggy with her baby, and two minutes
had hardly elapsed before she was envel-
oped in flames. Mr.. johnson lifted the
little girl out, who ran towards Goodman
for distance of two miles before sle could
be caught. A colored man who fortunately
was by, took the baby from its ill-fated
mother, thus saving its life. Mr.. johnson. in
the meantime franticallv endeavored to tear
the burning clothing from his wife, but in |
vain. Famed By the breeze every strip of
clothing was burnt off her-even her shoes |
were entirely destroyed She was removed |
to neighboring cabin, and afterwards
taken on n litter to Mr.. Morrow's house. /
carefully attended by Drs Tackett and /
Toombs, who did all that human aid could /
render to alleviate her sufierings. She
gradually sank and expired at 10 O'Clock
that night. Mr. Jehnson's hands are terri
bly, burnt, and it is feared he will lose the
use of them. The buggy was destroyed
with the exception of the wheels and iron
work. Mrs. johnson leaves seven young
children to lament her loss. A loving wife,
a fond mother and a gentle Christian
woman, who can picture the distress and
mental agony of the unfortunate husband
and fat~er and of the children? This I'M
happy occurrence has created a profound
impression, ard the deepest sympathy and
sorrow is felt by all. but. alas ! how very
slightly can that alleviate the sorrow of the
stricken ones. The mental agony of Mr.
johnson is dreadful to witness.
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NerXoms HlcbiIIsX.

Vital weakness or depression: A weak
exhausted feeling, no en:rgy or courage
the result of mental oyerwork, indiscfeticn'
or excessys, or some drain upon the system.
is always cured by HUMPHREY s HoME
PATHIC SPECIFIC, No. q. Il tones up and
inyigorates the system, dispels the gloom
and despondeacy, imparts strength and en-
ergy-stops the drain and rcjuvenites tile
entire man. B zen used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold bs
dealers. Price, 81 per nslc vial, or IS per
package OF five yia!s and 81 vial of powder.
send by mail on receipt OF price. Address.
HUMPHkEY's HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co
562 Broadway, New York. april-llly
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TRAIN No. connects at Humboldt and Mi
Ian, from points South thereof for Louisville
at Guthrie with st. L. & S. T. Ey.; at Lebanon
June. with Knoxville and Richmond Branches;
at Cincinnati juno with L., G. & L. K. r. for
the North and East; Mt Louisville with U. 5.
Mail Boats for Cincinnati, and with o. & NJ.
Ry. and j.. NJ. s l. R. R. for the North, East,
and West
TRAIN No connects at Humboldt and Mi
Ian, from points South thereof, for Louisville !;
at Mckenzie, with n, c. s st. L. Ry., for the
Southeast; ut Guthrie, with the St. L. s S.
Ry; at Glasgow juno, 30 and from Glasgow
at Cave City, to and from Mammoth Cave; at
Louisville, with l. C. S L. r. B., for the North
and East
TRAIN Ne. 6 connects at Mckenzie with n
C. s. ST. L. Ry, for the Southeast
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Few remedies are applicable to such )
wide range of disorders as II, s:etter's
Stomach Bitters, and this not because it has
special properties adapted to the cure OF
each-such pretence would be manifestly
absurd-bat on account of its wonderfully
improving effect upon the general tone Of
the system, and its Alternative action upon
the organs of nutrition, secretion and dis
charge. Besides its well known propertie
as remedy for intermittent and remittcnt
fevers, dyspepsia, constipation, torpidity OF
the liver. general debility, urinary and ute
rIne d fficulties, it invariably proves to be
highly servlceable in overcoming anpmia-
hypochondria, rheumatism, insomnia, and
many other disorders and disabilities orig
mating in poverty or impurify OF the
blood, nervous weakness or over-excte-
ment, or an imperfect performance of the
physical functions.
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Sherif's Sale.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Kinds COUNT

QY VIRTUE of the above stated writs to
- me directed, from the Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Kinds county, LIST District, l will pro
bidder, for cash, within the hours prescribed
by law, in front of the City Hall, in the city Of
Jackson, on
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

ALABAMA GOLD
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

MonILE, Ala, March j, 1876.
To the Honorable Auditor, State of Nlissis-
sippi Jackson.
The Alabama Gold Life Insurance Comma
| ny OF Mobile, Alabama. in obedience 10 Afti-
S eIeS o. o. o9 90 o. 62 63 and 90 Of The Act on
the Legislature Of the State OF MississipUf ans
| proved January Bliss, 1867 ami o5.artig,.,.t
| thereto, IN reference TO Foreign Iusurnt..s
Com panles proposing 10 TRANSFER an Insurance
| business in said State beg leave tbr5..-L
| thelr Secretary, 90 submit the following. 1 ne
eial statement, and show.
l. The Alabama Gold Life Insurance Com
Paihyco Mobile is the name and locality of
= Ine amount Of their Capital Stock Is Ty.,
lean Gold Coin
3. The amount of Capital Stock paid up is
Two hundred Thousand Dollars lS4UUDUI in
American Gold Coin 7"
=. The Assets Of the Company include.
first-Ihe amount of Cash On hand and fu
tne hands OF agents is Ninety Thousand ON.
hundred ard Fihy- mine Dollars and Eighteen
cents 80, l95 - ia American Gold Coin
oecoud-keal Estate uneurumberpI Finv-
ono Thousand Five Hundred and Twenty-f,e
Gold. 'F''''-' ''' 'u
Ihird-Bonds owned by lie Compapv. so-
Sured 10y mortgage and endorsement of tbe
state OF Alabama, Eighteen Thousand Fo1r
Hundred and Sxty-tour Dollars AMI F,r.,,
cents (SlS iG4 500 ina Gold ''y
Fourth-Debts TO the Company sccurc,I l,,,
mortgage on real estate iu the State Ala
bama, worth double the amount loaned tlo,..
on, Fogr Hundred aud Fortv-t,y4 rl,,,s..,.I
rive Hundred and Ton Dollars and Fitfy-
Coin. ''" WOO
Fi4h--pebts to the Company otherwise Soc
e e,.4 H.. llsn y-seHen thousand Nine Hundred
ana and lweniy-six Dollars aud SiXtv-fyc COMBS
lSotvzb u3l in American Gold Coin.
~ olAlh-D elts for Premiums Niuetv-eicbt
st ~ ~ 'y ihrce Dollars and Eighty
Sevcnth-All other securities TLirt..,,
Thousand and Ninety-two Dollars and Fig,'-
ono ono cents lSl3UJ2 5l)-including Mississippi
State Warrants $1,000. cold voiue Fi1Et
Thousand Three Hundred and TI,irt,-tI,r...
lean Gold Coin
stocks Seventeen Thousand siA Hundred
ana anu n Po,riy,hye Dollars lelICl5 OOl IL Amer-
Ofce Furniture and Fixtures-Seycu Thou
sand and Eighty-threo Dollars and Eleven
cents ~ W. ~ IA American Gold Coin.
D. The amount due, and NOT due by tbp g,lu-
pany 10 Banks and other creditors none
.. Losses adjusted and duo-uouc
g. Losses adjusted and not due-Teu Thou
s an lnree hundred and Ihirty-nine Dollars
lSlo3d3) IN American Gold Coin
>. Losses unadiusted and contested T.,,
Coin. '''" ''''
.. Losses in suspense ana awaiting further
10. All other claims against the Company
none.
II. The greatest amount insured al amy and
American Gold Coin. '.'''''I 81"
Y The greatest amount allowed bv fbe ruIes
d the company 10 be insured In any ono citv
own or village-uuimitcd wye
10. inc greatest amount allowed 10 Doc i'm
'urcd in any one block-mlimitcl
H. The Act Of Incorporation of said Com
esan4y y iei herewith MED lSec copy filed March
'hanged.l N'
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOUISVILLE
AND
GREATsOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.

CoxD'sD TINE TBLE No. , No. 4 No. 8
March 5th, 1876. Daily Daily. Daily.
lsxc.Sun5
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An Important Cure by Dr. TUFTS
ExpecEOr3lnt.

We have been informed by Mrs. Williams,
granddaughter of Gen. Israel Putnam
that she suffered for many years with
Asthma, accom- PANEL with greac difficulty
of breathing. Indeed, -he says, it prevented
her from lying in a recun bent position, aud
often suffoca9lnn appeared Inevitable. for
which she used TUrr's ExPECTORASr The
relief was so great th At 81: was encourages
To persevere in its use until every vc5tigc o.
the painful disease was entirely removed.
" We can not speak too highly of this val
liable preparation of DR.. Tut, and for the
sake of suffering hata lnity hope Chat IL ma Y
become more generally known '-Chrl~tian
Advocate.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

In the District Court Of The United States
for the Northern District Of Mississippi, at
Oxford, in said District.
7. H. s ]. NJ. ALLES s. Co.
DAVID HOLMAN ct al.
THIS day said eomplainants presented their
i amended bill, which il is ordered by the
Court shall be filed as part Of the proceedings
in this cause. Ii is further ordered that said
Mary E. RUSSELL Sallie Cline and her hus-
band, - Cline Dewitt C. Booth, d. A. Out
law and Thomas Booth, as Executor of Will
liam Booth, deceased be made parties defend
ant TO the original bill; that process issue a.
to said Thomas Booth and d. A. Outlaw, re-
tuFnRble on the first Monday in May next
and that publication be made for four success
sive weeks once week in THE CLARION, news
paper published in the city Of Jackson, IN this
State, eqyiring said Mary E. Russell, Sallie
Cline and her husband, - Cline, and Dewitt
c. Booth, TO appear before this Court. on the
FIRST Monday in june next, and plead, demur or
answer TO the charges and allegations con-
tanned in said original bill; and that the
Clerk mail copy of this order to each of said
nonresident defendants, addressed TO them at
their postofices stated in said amended bill
r. A. HILL, Judge.
A true copy:
This April 6, 1875.
G. r. HILL,
Clerk U. s. Court, Northern District Of Mis-
sissippi, at Oxford, Miss.
April 10, IS76.-4t
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PROCLAMATION.
$3.50 Reward.

WHEREAS, it appears by information re-
w ceived by me that ROBERT Rowland,
under Indictment for the crime of murder, in
Lauderdale -ooHnty in this State, effected his
escape from the jail of said COMFY on the
night of April oath, 1876, and is Sill at large ;
Now, therefore, |, J. NJ STONE, Geve nor OF
Mississippi, 90 offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery of the said RoBERT Bow
LAND 70 the sheriff Of Said LaHderda!e eoanty
payable upon conviction. And de, moreover,
require all officers of this State 70 be diligent
IN their efforts to arrest said fugitive, ROBERT
ROWLAND.
Given under my hrnd and the great seal
L. :. of he State xed. at Jackson, this
81 day of May A. D. 1876.
j. Nj. STONE.
BY the Governor;
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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CUT THIS OFT.
It May save Your Life.

There Is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs
rather than pay 70 cents Tor a bottle OF med
icine that wauid cure them. DR.. il. Bos.
CHEFS GERMAN SYRUP has lately been in
tFo4crecd in this country from Germany
and lts w0nderous cures aStOnish every
one tLst Try il. II you doul what ne say
IN priut. cnt this ont and take j: to Jour
'irissi~t and get ample bottle for 10 cents
aJstl try lt. Two doses viii relieve YOU
Regular size % cents Sod at wholesale
by W. y. Wilkerson. Memphis
Feb.17-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
$500 REWARD.

WHEREAS, It appears by information re-
w eeived bE me- that JOHN SwEENr and
ANDREW IvEY who stand charged, in Wash
ington county, in this State, with the crime OF
murder, made their escape from the Jail of said
county. and are still at large;
Now. therefore, l. j. N. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi do offer the .boye reward
for the arrest and delivery of the said JoHx
SWEEST and ANDREW IvEY, to the sheriff of
said county, or $3.50 Tor the arrest and delivery
OF either to said sheriff And | do moreover
reqaire all officers OF this State to be diligent
in their efforts TO arrest said iugitiVss, JOHN
SwEENY and ASDREw IvKY.
Given under my hand and the great seal
l. 8. Of The State aft xed, at Jackson, this
18th day of April, A D. 1876.
J. N. STONE.
By the Governor:
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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Chancery Notice.
In the Chancery Court for the First District OF
Kinds County, State o. Mississippi
LOUISA w. 81. JoHNsrox

Kinds County, State o. Mississippi.
LOUISA w. 81. JoHNsrox
MARGARET ANN CALDWELL
CHARLES caldwell, Jr.
ON opening the sworn bill of complaint, aud
~ it appearing 70 the satisfaction of tAe
Court that the defendant, Charles Caldwell.
Jr., is not resident of the State of Mississippi,
but resides beyond the limits thereof, to-wit :
o aerIin, in the State OF Oh O. SO that the ordi-
nary process of this Court cannot be executed
against him, it is therefore ordered bv the
Court that said defendant, Charles Caldwell,
Jr., do enter his appearance herein, or be-
fore the
FOURTH MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D.
1876
the same being regular term of said Court
at the Court room thereof, in the city of Jack
son, Kinds county, Mississippi, and plead, an
swer or demur complainant bill, or the
several allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed as 10 him. 1t is further ordered
that this order BE- published in The WEEKLY,
CLARION, newspaper published in the city
of jackson, once a week for four consecutive
weeks. 1t is further ordered that copy of
this order be forwarded, Hostage prepaid by
the Clerk OF this Court to the address of said
defendant Charles CALDWELL Jr
Ordered this first day of May, A. D. 1876.
W. y. RATLIFF Clerk.
BY A. q. MOORE, d. G.
A Nuc copy from the minutes.
W. T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. G. MOORE, D. G
Nav 8 1S7G-4w
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AN OLD FIDDLE-Wm A. Jemison,
of Camden, Miss, has violif: made in 15l6,
being now $50 years old. In mechanical
finish and tone, it is said to be very fine
Instrument. Mr.. Jemison will send 1t to
the Centennial to compete with one made
ia 1916 and which it is announced will be
on exhibition,
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SABBATH SCHOOL CELEBRATION
The several Sabbath Schools OF this city
have agreed to join in an excursion to and
picnic at Newman's Grove, near Vicksburg,
on Friday, 10Th inst. A mass meeting for
singing, and perfecting all arrangements
will be held at the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath afternoon at half-past four
O'clock
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

The ball of Tuesday evening last,
given by the young gentlemen of Oxford,
complimentary to the Misses Shelton, of
Jackson, Mississippi, passed of most delight
fully. Tne attendance was large, though
select; the music was sweet and inspiring,
and judging from their bright and happy
faees, we should say that the hearts of all
that merry throng were flied to overfl NV
Ing with the pleasure of the OCCASION
Ric1chet
SELLING OUT AT CosT.-I am now tax
Ing al inventory of my stock of Groceries,
Oh Pearl stree, and will sell them out at
prime cost. c. CosMANI.
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WOOD ENGRAvlNG.-W call atten-
ton TO the earl of J. IL. Ketcheson, Leaven-
worth, Kansas, who, judging from speci-
mems OF his work sent US, is master of the
art OF wood engraving, He will promptly
sond specimens and estimates, OH applica-
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INVITED GUESTS.

In carriages were the invited gu-sts.
namely Fred. Lloyd, Chief Engineer Vicks-
burg Fire Department; III. W. Trowbrhige
Assistant Engineer Of the Vicksburg Fire
Department; John G.. Cashm4n, ex-Fore-
man of Gem, No. ?, now OF Vicksburg: his
Excellency, j.. NJ. Stone, Governor; Hon
IL. NJ. Street, Speaker of the House OF Rep
resentatives; Hon. w. If. Gibbs, Auditor;
Hon. Thos. S. Gathright, Superintendent of
Education; Col. j. 5. Hamilton, Deputy
Auditor, and number of prominent citi-
Z"nS.
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DECEPTION.

JOHN SwEESY, black, about feet inches
in height. a scar on lower side of mouth
ANDREW IVY, dark brown, about feet 10
inches in height; had on grey jeans pants,
blue coat and nice light shoes.
May 3 Is 6-3w
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SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE co,
TO POLICY HOLDERS.
Orrrce OF STATE TREASURER,

OFFIce OF STATE TREASURER
Jackson, Miss, May 3, 1915. !
1T APPEARING TO THE STATE TREAS
urer that the southern Life Insurance
Company has become insoleeut, | lie. eby no
tify all persons holding claims against such
company for losses AMI uLelrned premiums
TO present the sam, TO said Treasurer,
duly certified, as provided for in Section one
ID Of AN Act to amend Section 2450 of the Re-
vised Code" (l87l,) Chapter g. Laws Of 1873.
VIM. l. HEMINGWAY
May 2 Col State Treasurer.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
IINn- CnrNrr

oIAI y OF MIS6IsSIpPI
HINDs CoUNrY.
Personally appeared before TIRE undersigned,
J. II. Boyd, Justice of the Peace in and for
Kinds county L. Richardson and 81. a. VAN
Hook, TO me personally known to be the
President and Secretary Of The Planters In
surance Company Of Mississippi who being
duly sworn, upon their oath deposo and say
that the foregoing H. a true statement of the
Assets and Liabilities Of the said Company
on the 3lst day Of March, 1876
L. RICHARDSON President.
NJ. A. VANHoOK, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this 22d
day Of April, 1870.
J. II. BOYD, j. r.
April 26. 1S7G.-3w
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The MEDICAL FACULTY of our city
has received 4 valuable accession in DR..
John l.. Hebron, who ha. just removed
here from Warren county, with view %
pernanent residence. His card will be
found in another column.
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MOBILE, Ala, March J. 1876
10 the Honorable Auditor, State OF AHssis-
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Policy holders in Southern Life Insu-
r,ne, Company are Interested in mo-
.t..ofth. s,ate Treasurer, which will be
5,rod In Our advertising columns.
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0o1rru WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNI
....,srY.-The annual meeting OF the Board
= pirrctors will be held in Clarksville,
Tam. on Monday, May z9:h.
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R1cHARD-HUBNKR-A the residence Of
Mr.. Thee. Beaullieu, inthis city, en- Saturday
evening, April %, 1875, by Rev. John Hun
ter, d. D., Mr.. HENRY RICHARD and MISS
SUSANNA HDBNRR.
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Estate of John Clibon. Decd

TTNO E. B. ClihOn. Augustus Clibon, Thomas
L A. johnson, and Mary A. Johnson, his
wife. W. H. Hastings and Louisa Hastings.
his wife. whose postOfhce address is Wilson 5
Depot, NOttoway county, Virginia, Robinson
Tucker, Of Petersburg Virginia, and all per-
sons interested in said estate:
You are hereby eitod 10 appear at a term Of
the ChanoeFy Court for the LIST District Of
Kinds county, Mississippi to be holden in the
Court Room thereof, in the city Of Jackson,
on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1876,
and show cause, il any you can, why the final
account of William B. Taylor Administrator
of said estate, now file in the Clerk Office
of said court, shall not be allowed and the
said Administrator discharged.
April "a, 1876.
VT RATLIFF,
Chancery Clerk, etc.
By A. 9. MooRE, D. c. aPra6 4w
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GEN. FEATHEEsssTON.
Honor to whom it's Due
Kinds County Glz-tte .

Kinds County G lz.-ttc.
The legal ability displayed by Gen. Feath-
erston in working up the Ames case, and the
labor he bestowed upon it, and the grand
result that followed, combine to bring his
name more prominently than heretofore be
fore the people OF the State, and the honest
people will not be slow in acknowledging
his truly valuable services. Should he be
the candidate of the Conservative Democrat
cy for Governor, at the next election, il
will afford us great pleasure to support hin
with our best energies. -
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The Grand Commandery knights
r,.,nI.r will meet at Columbus on Tues
,I,yncxt. DeMolay Comman,lery, NJ. 8,
tenders a grand reception on Tuesday night.
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Tue Philomathean Society of Mississip-
ri College, Clinton, will celebrate their 9th
anniversary on Friday might next. We
acknowledge the courtesy of am invitation
+, be present.
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TgE WALLAcKs.- understand
hat this troupe, which ha, been performing
ar the line ofthe Mobile and Ohio railroad,
r;Il be in this city in few days.