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club met In Dexter PARK, Long Island yesterday, to
test their skill IN shooting FOR hntc dinner
wine FOR the entire party. The conditions were for
members u the club [, con est eight aside
shoot 10 birds eli, % wares und ~ NJ
g. shot and traas. and Long Land rules to gover
Dr. Atkins'- ttde WON Dr. Atkins killed q, missed 4
Wilisms, u; Keddin. Il HrXttr 3. Mtler e. Glider
sleeve ~ Ilugh 80 Harris total ~ missed y.
GA Mr. Eddy's side Eddy allied q misstd 4 Nrst. 3.
LllmOccr, !; Robinson, I. Curtis, 1. HemnluE-, 4;
nVger-. ., BaJliss tOtrl kiled, % missed. -.
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FRIDAY. .bfc. ,. flbtk ANp MEAL Flour
dui', .nG fhe advance ih low erh1rs 81 htrlB
m4iNt1n'h lNr n ur aui corn meal also rl-lcr. We
quote; state and Mr-crn euprrnur a. Nafi 40 extra
state. a., s'b t'.'' western -yrns wheat
,Aitas 80. st..Nl' ho' \ grd NNA s'.h' vi.
patents :. - % as sl' nn- ea '-, - stdb5i
southern uahtir ana iAl.Nf hrl rs. .N... .ts.tl,
heu'huh slipWug ,A ~ - SO 90: CORN meal
western = Nff = 3D., hrtH - Mhr ''in. - .h. I've
noui- Nuh'Tuut' fi''uAs''li 49, rNNhttt .ur g lOO
NJ y, q" ethN".
AolluN "ts qu 81 ara u changed. Nllhug
upland. l.'sr., tales l,i1 d lC. Future ,nrutd lc.
tive ana hlhrr, lut tlV ca dul, sale- 2iNpl uilcr.
co-ug ~ l&Ha2t for December, u2 lH Tor Ale
nary. r. ~ a2 tDr re ru ~, r. l'2t for NJ rrh,
u 81 tSc. Tor Avn, and lalht. tor Man. krCrpts
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transactions Yesterday at the Exchange COM
prlftd tori llsUrr SAFE hy
T.. \. IAwrcu,r GO. Two siX-siory hfck hui dings
vi % uiut ui aud 1870 Nu- "a amt 20 ry-tlr 30.
Voc side, netw,cu ttu.. aad 'yarl streets, s25n'o
Iy A. i. Httr~gr q % Two d. tarr .,Au5 on
The w,,t ilc OF " uii- avenue ho.j t,Vt suuln OF
SiNty nitn street $lSrn % piliutu
OUf NV 800 ~ res tenement huusc. with M eiN
100 3. o the uurth size N Fan, sixtA street 800 iuci
Mtet ut Nlulh D}t nut, tli3j2.
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VI fR RIED.

BROOKS TApPEN, On Dec. 8. a, s.. Thomas.
thutcn, Dy hc Rev. Dr. william +. Morgan assisted
by the Il '. Il. licbrr Newton, Claruucf nrooks to
JosepHue eldest daughter VI frcdcrick u. Happen.
Esq, 80 Of q IL ritv.
KEW kRrON-FLEM1NG At Trinity Church. Irv-
ingtOn Dec 3, 1876 ny the Rev. $. Il SIMPSON Capt.
Henry +. BreMenen. L, :. Army. 10 Julia Fleming.
ui the officiating clergyman.
COMS1OCk PHILLIPS. At Nashua. n. H.. on
Nedursd - Dec g. by the Hsv. Jacob Leroy. Mr.. VII
liam 7. COustOck uf New YORK City t. Miss liza NJ,
daughter Of uliver u. Pilnps, Esq Of Nashua
HARRIS -MCGAY. AT IA Churcn OF the holy Trim
nv by the Rev Wilton llumDstunc, assistant rector.
Henry ID. Harris to Mary : ma, only daughter Of the
late Isaac McDdy, all ui tii- city.
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The u,,,,nrd Grammar. wife.

Mrs. Albert GARNER, who He'd from her hus-
band, and who was living m nayonne, dsa pprared sud
Gcnly from her house M Bay View place ON Tuesday,
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Tweed'- Putnam County Property.

Efforts have been made TO induce William ".
Tive 90 transfer The mil ana farm Of eighty acr in
Carmel. Lake Mshopac, Putnam county. now IN
the name Of Foster Dewey. II purchased by
Tweed nena Of N citt, f'r $4,000. Daniel Drew
offered g. purchase the prop ry tIr $4,000. soon
1Wccl'- purchase was nal kuuNn. Tweed now
6 ms $4,000 The prop ~. and re- uses to MAKE a
trAAAfer. as be OrlslnAIy aarc,l 70 do.
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More Work of the runway fire nus..

The barns and stables II james Melhck, be-
tween Main street and tAe river, Railway we're set
Gre tarly ycticriay morning and ccsir yed, with
their contents. cNccrt the ive stock. The nuding.
were valued 20 stuUn aud tAH content. t.uun OHlf
pnrtlI'N ifsufsd. HE n.y. S suut 90 i.yn % cl
tnr wrrk of irctudffts. tuu from the evidence OF
re- naN- tttu rlftd nud rNiiuL hoo. thousat
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Mr. George Alpangh Of Clinton was called
upon 10 Tad IN prayer az revival meeting IA the
NJ thodist Church In Allentown, y. j., ON Tuesday
eV nlrc Last Mt Alpaugh had uttered hut few zen.
tcncts before be- ton forward upon i- face. ~ lie 20 4
rist % thought ne ha tainted. and he TAX
into huutc near ~ lie Was Ltad. \ pty lclsn dee
cGra that htaTt d,"-fc Wa Tue cause OF lis death.
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About half past ten last evening Lexington
and Thirty eighth street, IA the neighborhooi
- Comptroller KEYS residence were thrOnged with
ls friends. ala ANXIOUS to surprise hn with serenadc.
The seventh RegimcLl hand was ready to burst rfh
INTO music. when Mr.. Kelly stepped FORTH thanNod tie
srcnaders briefly FOR their cordial aud friendly feel
i4gs. cut tive declined any demonstration. Tue
tlroug then disDersed
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In State bonds note sales only OF North Carolina
q, oil April ami October at In aud Tennessee
NV scr.c.. a. g. Railroad securities reflected
the volume OF pu tue fol owing
the cipal transactions NliwauAtc and - Paul
consO dated linking fund. Ss. MilN aukee aud Paul
|. ana VI. division, Hlh Chicago Rock fsIiud an Pa.
CAc - M >grh Missouri lst,. pa %. Sew
lNfk trutra It's. 1853. JOS. ohio ma VI ui con-
snaf q, suiy trlnu cihc lets. lu5io. Uu.i' Pttnr
Co., d -ranl lNh, To- edo aud Wan.s. lst.. 1ul, tius
Icfl 900 Nti4.u Hl-. sllp Grct Western Isis lNsS
~ Goat Wet, .n .d.. Nj. wcstcra rnon lrlc.
lacnc ot NJ t-lurl l.f- vJ4l DcltwAr ana Hudson
rr.i.t"rrd 1901. lnll So. LOUIS ami iron Mountain
uNisluu. 81.
Tie opening. highest. lowest and 3 r. ". cio,in,
% I.ll ft.u
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Edward +. Cabot Of Ridiened, y. j., an EN-
poyce IN ,ne Poet CGcc. was taken sudicny a. last
evening while riding N mail wagon To the PAvonia
ferry, uHd AREA ou The way 90 she thamOcrs street hos
pta'. he lad nren stamping letters ON wager AMI
became 50 tNhaurtc az 10 bring ON AN attack Of heart
disease.
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sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. A. The onicul vote on the
stat tick It's beng counted at r1rsOn CITY to-day
1he vote for Phrp- Uen) for Governor IL 100, $50
al tor iuAtnturg Rcp), lEh0e+ Phelpss major
ity, Disco.
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Il is with evils as with money Gu rd well
the tle on,s aud the blg ones Nl take r. If thrm-
selves, In the matter Of lr am, many umi nts creep
through the pores uf the skin. one prevent
thus to IS. I. BAhmu's ilct soap, which In
pure ana admirable tule and Oathlug article that II
prevents an not facilitates the approach VI dlseae
Adp.
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Mrs. Arm llruhcrry Of seventh and Bloomfield
frrri- II Nhuht %, fr Ntl h@htcd kotnrne iaup IA
her hands ou IuuisdaN uipit. She died Yesterday.
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Business tioiitrs.
From Chester q. PARKER. Of Oneida. n. y.

Ftom thcsfcr q. PnrItcf. Of VneIdu, Y. Y.
" For several years | was troubled with an afiec.
tOn ~ tue lungs nud throat. accompanied by
severe cough. when thrcatene serious nroads upon
INV cOu-tiiut1 u, when was induced to make use OF
Or. W1srARs BAtsAN oF WILD CHERRY. To the
tonishlueut Of uyseli aud NY friends. ! en-.
tfey re Ievcd aud cured. ChceriuIly minend
the liasan to the pubic AS saie sure, and reiabe
medicine for al diseases of the throat, cheat, and
lungs coughs, colds. &C."
80 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Infantile fovers and spasms arc not possible
while MVn,lu reethlug corula can be had 2oc.-Aav.
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Quirk's lh-h Tea, tn poor mans friend, price
% Ccnh Prevents bilious attack. SOLD by diuggste
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An Established Remedy. -BRowN's BRoScnIAt
1KocnEs are widely known a, an established remedy
for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis. H. arscAes and othes
troubles Of the Throat and lunss
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refined petroleum 10 Antwerp or Bremen, "a. 6l %.
,Ncss,s H. arrive smg voyoEc, - loPdW5s DO 10
eases 70 Gibraltar for oideri 27c If Adriatic 32c-
god' Wi1skcy again nrmcr lnl quiet At $11U Tailow
au ~ Si"'' bra1 nus were Quie active al Sc, and
2Olsc., gold; 5000 bag sold before Srrl"ai cme 10
nd TODAY aud SIS hncs Santos were i'hirawn frnn
1850 mas 2sc S b@ ass 'aa ea nra &c.
hoth gold. ana Gjl bags Jamaica on private terms.
WIS stcady. with $50 bbit new crop sold at " a5Oc
Domestic rice steady ami fairly active at p.0oifc.;
changed at pis@iOlsc Tor tar TO good refining Cu0a
.hnea sold fairy at l'isi2aic for hards, aud iissa
Live stock Market.
NEW YoHK. FRIDAY. Dec. s.-Receipts Oh
he"e,yes we're 20 car lo,ds or i5;6 head, making
time last week. There nuin,er Of car oade ~
good to pune steers, aud come premium luilocks
scarcely fair. For choice fat cattle the dcmsnd
far and the best IN mArNe wore sold at good PRICES
the reduced prices established yesterday. Three
Loads o. selected premium steers were sold ut c
iO' sglo)lc 70 dress % Ss far to prime ,celOAc.
=" nr's sns poor to medium cattle at 7Cp'e.
,s eilt Of sneeg ana lambs were SO car loads OF
Tor The sane time last week 4 few good to prime
sheep ul choice lambs were wanted hut ordinary quail
.rSe Sa I ScDer sa s vim ff rsd Sna co ne
mon 70 extra sheep ranged from &C to &C. b COM
mon TO good lambs from 5Ac TO CSC. n. No fancy
Receipts OF calves were c-s head, making LILO since
MONDAY. against S7S for the same time last week Boh
era rel OF heavy, dull fceling Poor to prime yeals
caCN.
Receipts Of hogs were "a car loads or 3eGG head,
making lGiiQ since Monday, against 1l,7ie for samd
t W., Icy .ek ine dcmiDd was trne ne!ter and
ONO corn led sold AZ 80. i2is a. 100 n.
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Knox Knox ! knoN knoN's Hats knox's
futfi 80 great Variety Tor Atir ana gent eucu. Iate
Importation OF Eugli,h Hats and Umbrellas scotch
Cap. PIG Broadway aud Fifth Az Hotel.
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"The Queen Of the Valley"

which strikes at the root of almost all
chronic complaints, and which, wherever it
has been used, sooner or later afforded unfail-
ing relief TO the afflicted
The Queen Of the Valley is purely Vegetable
compound free from all deleterious acids, min
erals and drugs. In connection with its use.
the Doctor brings to bear upon the sufferings
of his patients, all the appliances and recent
discoveries known to modern medical science,
according to circumstances, gives his personal
attention to their respective cases. So sue
is the Doctor of it's efficacy and curative prop
critics that he guarantees, from its use accord
ing to directions, perceptible relief to the pa
tient; and, in case Of failure, pledges himself to
return The money expended therefor.
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

hall' copied IN the Vicksburg Herald and
Meridian Mercury:
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
We regret TO learn that the new iron
bridge at Ratclif's Ferry. Pearl riy-
e., was entirely destroyed by fire, about
Iour O'Clock this morning. We have
not been able to ascertain the particu
lars, and must 60 TO press without them
ms bridge was erected In 1873, BY num-
Der OF public-spirited citizens of that neigh
0orhood, at cost OF $4S0,O00 Mr. j. ID.
Little Is the president of the bridge com
Pdhy: ana the largest stOckholder, and the
loss IS especially severe on him He is
however a young man of spirit and enter
prise, one of the = never say die" sort and
we know IL viii not be but a short time be-
,ore ne Will have the burnt bridge replaced
oy one even more grand and costly.
LATER.-We learn that the steamer Sted-
man, from Jackson, Miss, on her trial trip
20 Carthage, while lowering her smoke-stack
IN order to pa 5 under the bridge, deposited
quantity of live embers on the plank work
OF the bridge, whereby the fire originated
Old Ike, keeper of the bridge did ali IN his
power to eXtinguish the flames but his
clothes took fire and he was obliged to lump
into the water 70 keep from being burnt TO
death, and would have drowned but for the
timely aid of the officers and crew of the
Stedman, who put out in skiff and rescued
MN. The Stedman then headed mp stream
tore the Carthaginian went to press So as to
iarnlsh it with the latest river news.
There are several mistakes in the above.
to which we will call the attention of our
journalistic friends above named. lst. The
idge-keeper's name was not Ike. I'd.
The bridge dill not cost $45OOOO, or $3.50 o
either. 3D.. 1t was not iron. 4th. 1t was not
burned in the manner stated above. 5th. 1t
was not burned by the Stedman. 9th. The
Stedman was noG on her trial trip, never
having left Jackson. 7th. The officers of
the boat did not save the bridge-keeper.
Sth. lie wasn't saved. 9th. The bridge will
never be rebuilt, as it was never built
With these corrections we will let the arti-
Gle pass" both copying papers, although
there are several other minor errors.
In connection with the description of the
great obstructive fire. we nd the follow
ing comments in the Mercury of The 9Th
instant:
There has been a great deal of fuss made
IN the jackson papers about little "dug
out" steamer that has been long time get
ting ready to navigate the upper Pearl from
jackson TO Carthage. She has made her
trial trip aud burned a bridge that cost $4S.-
900 Of more use and value TO the pub bile
chan whole dozen of such I" "dug-outs" "
with paddle wheels nine feet in diameter.
with steam engine about strong enough to
rurn plantation GRIND stone.
Friend Mercury, between you and we.
ion't you think you have been April fool
ed?
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06

Asthma, Amdurosis Tor disease of the eyes,,
(acute, chronic or infammatory) Catarrh
Aphonid Cor loss of voice., Anestheria (or loss
of sense of touch) affections Of the Lioer,
Bronchitis, Bilious Complaints, Barrenness, I'm
lessnessl Constipation, Headache Hemorrhqge
of the Lungs, Hip Disease Goints and limbs J.
White Scelliug, Paralysis, Sore Throqt, all
Spinal Complaints, and Detormtties, Chronic
Ulcers, DEAFNESS, Eryslpetds, ChitiS and FeUers
the queen Of the Valley is an unfailing
remedy in the above class Of cases, where the
system has not already been too greatly debil-
itated by excessive use of deleteriOus drugs
or by criminal neglect In all the above
named cases. and others, the Doctor has prac-
ticed with great success. in Pennsylvan MIA
Ohio Illinois, Indiana, Tennessee, Georgia
Alabama, Florida, parts of Mississippi and
portions of Louisiana.
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|. y. .. +. ANNIVERSARY AT SUMMIT.
I'VE are requested to annoudce that Past
Rfand Master ii. Van Eaton will deliver an
NdreSs at Summit on the 26Ch inst the
Ay-seventh Anniversary of the establish
hent Of Odd Fellowship in the United
nates' The New Orleans, St. Louis al d
fneago Railway will issue half-fare tickets
"a that occasion, good TO return next day,
Feacknowledge the courtesy OF an invita-
qOA to be present.
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE of Deed of Trust executed on
= the 18th day of May, 1870 by w. J. Fin
ley and M. L. Finley, to secure the payne t
of certain sum of money to II. }. Tralau, said
deed being recorded in Deed Book No. 35,
page 335, ETC., | will sell, upon the
SECOND MONDAY IN MAY, 1876,
being the Sth day of said month, between the
hours of II o'clock NJ. and 2 o'clock P. NJ, be-
fore the door of the City Hall in Jackson,
Kinds county, Mississippi, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described land lying in Kinds county, Missis-
sippi, particularly described as follows to-wit:
The north half of the northwest quarter OF
section eleven, and west half OF west hall OF
section two-all in township six. range one
west containg two hundred and forty acres,
more or less, together with all tenements and
appurtenances thereuto belonging.
[ will convey only such title as is vested IN
nae by the said deed of trust, which Is believed
to be good. NOR
apr5 wat }. b. AbOU, trustee.
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Ladies and Gentlemen

Suffering from arrangement or affection of
the m ntal organs, viz: Lunacy, Insanity or
MonomaniG mot inheritedl will find relief
from the Doctors treatment, which is admin
istered almost entirely free from pain
Directions for the use of the Queen Of the
Valley will be personally given by the Doc
tor, together with such other treatment as he
may deem the exigencies of the case may re-
quire. No guarantee given unless the case is
placed under the Doctors personal supervi-
sion, or the patient give an intelligent ex~
planation of kis case, and the symptoms at
tending it, in writing.
Office on President street, between Capital
and Pearl streets opposite Clarion Office.
Office hours Q to II A. NJ; and from to ),
p. H.
A. W.. BAUGEMAN Md.
March y lS76-d&w1m
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GrN AND LOCksMITH.- Mr.. George
Fraser at his shop OH State street. opposite
NE telegraph office, will give prompt atten-
hon to repairing guns, pistols and locks,
aDd will fit keys, hang bells, etc, at short
notice. lie is a thorough workman, and
Mill do all jobs in the repairing line in a
manner and at such rates as cannot fail to
hive satisfaction.
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GALL on j. Stadeker & Son before
MAAIhg your spring purchases. 20 If.

1HE HELEGIsLATUREP PHOTOGRAPHED -
'Sre under very many obligations to our
''"'ed and energetic artist, K. V. Seutter,
" neatly framed Photographic group of
w Democratic members and officers of the
++SSlsslppi Legislature, Each OF the one
@uuured and twenty-five pictures in this
coup is perfect likeness. Mr.. Seutter
e oeen at work on this collection since
~ assembling of the Legislature, and we
sOngratulate him upon his complete sue
- vi course, each member will take a
~! nome, not only for his own parlor,
'naC his constituents may be able to
" even a Photographic view of the pres
assembled wisdom" of Mississippi--a
-! OF men who have more than met the
F'sn expectations of the people.
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06

SUPPER AT CLINToN.-We are re-
nuested TO state that after the concert by
Ihe young ladies at CLIFTON tomorrow
hight an entertainment will be given by
be Hermenian and Phiiomathean SOcietit S.
b conclude with a good supper. The pro-
seedS OF the entertainment and supper
bill be applied to the libraries of the Socie-
H.,
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'suce 10 Mexican War Veterans

~, JACKSON, Miss. March, 1876.
H. t veterans of the Mexican war who de-
H. 90 nave their names enrolled as mem
ID writa wi tne state Association are requested
Inv name the regiment or battalion 20
ktter" VI o9ey belonged, name of the captain,
sddresS ~ Vhe company, and their postoffice
<eeruto f. A. PFYToN.
War Association Veterans Mexican
beasee eespapers epapp throughout the State will
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06

ELASTIC ROoF PAINT. See the card
y Mr.. h. d. Hardy. The paint recon-
nended by him was used recently on our
Prick building, and with good effect, A
Fitch in time saves nine, and a timely ap-
Plcation of the Elastic Roof Paint will stop
lnd prevent leaks. MIR. Hardy, after thor
Dugh trial OF this paint, guarantees all that
, Gained for it.
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06

EMMETT PARKER, one of the polite
,nd obliging clerks of the Jackson postoi-
re has been quite sick for week past. We
4 ona he will soon be able to resume his
,ace which none can better fill.
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06

TIE Vicksburg Herald says tnat ex-
senator Mygatt, Of that city, has become
INC and will be sent to the Lunatic Asy
,um for teaiment.
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06
Diseases oI the Eye and Ear

are most successfully treated the Doctor hav-
ing cured over 1000 cases, in the States of
Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. The treatment,
in nearly all cases, is mild and gentle, and
free from pain. Otorrhea, or discharge of the
ears whether induced by cold, scarlet fever
measles, scrofula, etc, is cured or alleviated
and the hearing restored or improved, accord
ing to the nature of the case, by DR.. Baugh-
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Meridian Railroad
NAIL TRAIN. sr

rvpoRTANT LAws.-The Game Law,
i. pig Law. and the Act organizing Cir
-, ond Chancery Court Districts, will be
t,nod in tO-day's paper.
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06

oTHE FIrE RIFLES" is the name re-
.sDty given TO the Penitentiary convicts
rben marshalled for rOl call.
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06

CENTENNIAL Trunks and Travelling
p.g. lust received at j. Stadeker & Sons
DEE 70-tf'
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06

J. STADEKER u Son are daily re-
,eiyipg new styles of Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods. O-tf.
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Total Assets.

Total Assets ..... ...-. ......... 81 l7 572 50
LIABILITIES
Reserve on basis - per cent in
terest, necessary TO re-insure all
risks, including full reserve for
policies which Deferred
Cash Premiums " and "Premi-
ums in Transitu are ue.....-sl, $4,000 %
Losses contested on ground of
fraud etc.................... 5000 %
Losses reported but not due
proofs Incomplete, etc.............., $3.50 90
Dividends appOrtioned and un-
paid 1869 II
Total positive and contingent
naDlntleS.......... $50 Sl9 II
Surplus on 41% per cent. inter
est basis beyond all positive
and contingent liabilities. 23l 1862 75
W. c. CARRINGTON, Pres't
ID. j. HARTsooK, Secy
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI : Set
|, W. II. GIBBS Auditor of Public Accounts
of the State aforesaid do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement of the Piedmont md
Arlington Life Insurance Company, of Rich
mond, Virginia, is truly and correctly copied
from the original on file in my office
Given under my hand and official seal, at
LsEALl Jackson, this 9th day of March,
WI. GIBBS,
Auditor of Public Accounts
JOHN u. BUCK, Agent,
jackson, Miss.
March 10, 1876.-w3t
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Jrsr in, five cases new style Calico at
stadeker's. o-I'
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06
40 the Afflicted Generally,

Dr. Baughman suggests call at his Office,
where they can consult him, free of charge,
and ascertain the nature and requirements of
their respective ailments.
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06

Custom MADE SHOEs-just received,
fresh line for ladies and gents, at Stade-
erS. 20 If.
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sECnNn MnNDAY I'm MAY 18I6.

SECUND MUNDA1 IN MAI, IoIb
being the 9Th day of said month. within the
hours prescribed by law, at public auction, 10
the highest bidder for cash. all the following
described property situated in the town of
Jackson, Kinds county, Mississippi, and
known and described as lots numbered seven
and eight, in square number eight north, and
breadth of ffty-four feet six inches off of
the south side of lots numbered FIVE and six,
adjoining said lots seven and eight, and in the
same souare-said property fronting south on
Yazoo street and west on Congress street; to-
gether.with all tenements, hereditaments and
appurtenances thereto belonging. Said prop
erty is sold to satisfy note described in said
Deed of Trust with interest, and the cost of
executing this trust. ] will convey only such
title as is vested in me by said Deed of Trust
which is believed to be good.
GEORGE WHITFIELD, Trustee.
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ORDER.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Supreme Court
KINDS COUNTY. October Term 1875
ORDERED, That at the April term, 1876, of
~ of this Court, The docket of the Let Dis
trict be taken up on the third Monday, the
18th day of April, and the cases thereon call
ed until Monday, the 22d day of May, when
the docket of the Sd District will be taken up
and the cases thereon called until Monday
the 18th day of May, when the docket of the
"a Dlstr CT will be taken up, and the eases
thereon called until Monday, the 5th day OF
June. 1876
A true copy from the minutes
A. ". LITTLE, Clerk
By w. f. CAGE, D. c.
March l6 lS76-w3t
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For Sale.

TIGHT ACRES OF LAND, Just ts"n outside aeIaa the
40 80 c,eared. and in cultivation; enc acre In
fGs' Sne forest trees; also le0 good fruit trees,
three ns wears old, on the place All under go0d
flank fence, and will be sold low i1r casn
Apply to u,
The Daily clarion., 1876-04-06

SILVER Threads among the Gold, at
ROhrbacher's. 74-3t.