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TELEGsKAIsGIIC ITEMS.

BALTIMORE j. W. Morphy. alias Samuel
Mackey, has been -.rre>ted charged wi h
Swihdiing by sending circulars through
the mails To various sections, particularly
the west.
NEw YORK The failures of X. A. Hill
and X. w. Martin, gold brokers. were an
nounced in the G"iu Exchange. Liabilities
from $50 600 TO $4,000 each.
NEW YeKk.-The wire factory at 329 East
Twenty second street was burned 10 day
and the Pol &C Station djuiuing, and u row
OF dive hn2s opposite much damaged, Loss
undSct rta EeI.
LOUISVILLE. = Nathan Salisbury, fer
many years foreman OF tile OHIO Falls Com
pauy at Jacksonville. disappeared two
weeks ago aud to-day his body was found
in the Louisville canal. Whether suicide or
murder il is not known.
WAsHINGroN.-Secreta Sherman says
that the extra session is II necessity. His
position as head OF the Treasury Depart
ment would make his advice on this head
potential. The call will be made for the
4th OF June aud the session will last into
July, and possibly August.
CoLUMBIA.-Secretary Manning. under
instruc ions from Gov. Hampton, at S
o clock this morning, sealed .he Office doors
of all State officials. -Four consta oles are
OH duty. Thpre has been no demand as yet
llsltic DN tie DuUiItdl OIlCidt> LOT the Oc-
cupanry OF their offices They seem willing
to wait for a decision of the supreme Court.
Perfect quiet prevails
LOUISVILLE 1t is understood that a
movement is on foot to erect another bridge
over The OHIO at this point from New A lba e
ny TO Louisville.
CT .vELAND, O.,-Alfred G, Vantine, Post
master at ; tudnsky City. convicted in the
United States courts of embczZlcmeut, was
to-day sentenced 10 the State penitentary
Tor one ye +.
CoLUSIBIA.-The ten Lowndesville mar
derers, culored, sentenced To be hanged re Xt
Friday, have been repricvpd by GOV. Ham
ton for TWO weeks. Ii is thought the SEN
tence OF GENE of them will be COMMITTED to
imprisonment for life.
SoMERvILLE.-The female institute here
burned TO the ground at one o'clock this
afternoon. Loss fifteen Thousand dollars, on
which there was no Insurance.
MoNTREAL.-Hon. \. b Foster Canada's
railroad king, failed. Liabilities two and a
quarter millions.
RICHMOND, Va.--The scntcdce oi Miles
Rlddiek, the negro who wa & have been
hung Tuesday for the mnrt~r at another
negro, has been commutcG 10 /. imprtson-
ment.
NAsHvILLE.--A terrible tornado passed
through Rutherford county last night blow
ing down fifteen houses, most OF which were
in Lavergne, killing a child, mortally
wOunding an old lady and wounding some
eight others.
COLUMBIA IS. Il. Pelham, formerly pro-
fessor in the old South Carolina College, and
more recently editor of several leading
newspapers in Sodth Carolina, died to-
day
PErRoLIA, Pa,-Lightning destroyed a
tank containing 220O0 barrels of oil; the
burning oil fired another tank with 5000
barrels, and runnn. down the creek, de-
stroyed everything for mile. Loss very
large.
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Tomorrow, Thursday, viii be the fifty
eighth anniversary of the Introduction o.
Odd Fellowship iato the United States, ana
wherever the order exists will be duly OBJ
served. The Lodge and Eaeampment of
this city 3ill turn out in public for tie hrst
time in many years. They will meet at
the hall at O'Clock, P. NJ, and precisely at
soGr procession will be formed, and pro-
coed to the cemetery, when the ''odd Eel
lows' Rest Niil be dedicated. At night
the bret hreu and their families, and other
invited frie IDS, will meet in che hall, when
Grand Master Saunders will deliver 81 ad-
dress, after whici, all will repair TO inc
Masonic Hall to partahte of collation.. Inc '
exercises at night will be irstersperseo win
Vocal and instrumental music.
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To enclose herewith cspy Of communi.
cati"n from the Pr, sidrnt of the United
states. in which he directs that the tetach
mehts of the United States troops now
stationed in the vicinity of the Mechanics
Insti nte, In the city OF New Orleans Louis.
lana. be with iraWn Ia such convenient bar
racks "a may be selected for their occupa-
ton.
You are hereby cha rged with the exccu-
lion oi this a.. or. aHd viii cause the with
drawa {, take. place on Tuesday n. Nt. III.
24th 81 \ priI. n II o'clock meridian
'N"ty respectfully, your obedeut ser
want,
''GEo. w. MCCRARY
,,f
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vital VVeaIxmes s or depression !;
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result of mental over
~wOrE imdescreaiOmS Or excessess or
some drain upon the system. is always
cured by HumpEreys' Homeopathic
SnecifSc NO. 9e. It tones up and in
yicorates the system, dispeis the gloom
and dependency. imparts s sire ra,,, ana
S 49, !! .he entire man. Been used twenty
years WITH perfect success by thousands
rs nv dealers. FfIee 81 90 per single vial,
- a. co per package Of nve gia.s snd szog
vIal OF powder. Sent BY MAJ. On . s. -. :.
P prrlsessoPATaGHC MEDICINE COM
PAN 10 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Aind Words

4 renewal of subscription has always
more than mere money value to the pio-
Usher, but when accompanied with s"ei
kind words as the following, is so exceed
ingly agreeable that we must be pardoned
If we thus let others know how good and
how pleasant it is to be thgs approved:
VICKSBURG, Mss, April 2lst. 1877.
Messrs. Poaosr It BdTksddIe
/ enclose you $500 to pay for THE WEEK
II CLARIoN for two years fIom the eXpira-
ton of nv present subscription, 10Th inst
If every body appreciated your valuable pa
per as do, your Golfers would soon be over
rnn with green backs. Ny best wishes for
YOUR continued success.
Very respectfully.
E. S. BUTTS.
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observation-disclosures.

There is no doubt but the present 6ondl-
zion of all kinds of business and industry
is fearfulIy depressed. and it behooves every
family TO look carefully to their expenses
WINTER is coming on when children are lla-
able TO Group, Whooping Cough, etc
Colds will prevail everywhere. and Con-
Sumption, with other throat and lung dis
eases. will kill off many.-These diseases
should not be neglected Doctors bills are
expensive. and We would advise our people
to use BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP ~ never eve,
has failed. One bottle at IS cents will Keep
your whole family well during the winter
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold In all
towns ia the United States and 0y your
Druggist.-In JACKSON and all wholesale
Druggist in the u nited States.
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LATEST NEWS.



New ORLEANS, April "a -12 MAS the
cathedral clock struck twelve to-day, the
detachment of the third United States In
fantry under command of Lieut.. Col. j. r..
Brook, marched OUT of the Orleans Hotel,
passed up Chautres street to st. Louis and
out St Louis street to the river where tAey
embarked on 4 steamboat for the barracks
About 100 men from other regiments as
sem bled on the opposite side of the street in
front of the Orleans Hotel to see their com
rades move. When the Infantry band began
to play, few hundred persons gathered on
the streets al ing the line of march but there
was not the slightest demonstration OF any
kind. On the galleries of the Orleans and
st. Louis Hotels, stood a few of the adher-
ents OF Gov. Packard looking at the move
ment of the troops, and the people in the
streets below.
PRoCLAM4TioN BY GOV. NICHOLS.
Gov. Nichols has issued proclaim alton
requesting the citizens of New Orleans tC
attend to their regular business to-day
THE EUROPEAN WAR,
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SEXTON s REPORT, (CoL.)
IACESnN Miss ADriI 1st

JACKSON, Miss. April 1st, 1877.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men:
GENTLEMEN-l herewith submit the sub
joined report of the morality of the colored
citirens of Jackson during the month OF
March last past.
March l. Child, Mrs. Cornelius Freeman ;
still born.
March 3. Mack Muller, Is years; con-
sumption.
March 4. Alex. BOwens, year, months
whooping cough.
March II. Betty Hayden, p years; con-
sumption, Sity pauper.
March IL. Julia Cooper, &c years; dropsy
March 10. Hayes Mitchell, years whoop-
ing cough; city pauper.
March 20. Bandy Smith, 50 years; dropsy
oil the heart; city pauper.
March 20. Birdie Jenkins,l years. months
IN meningitis 5city panper.
March 20. Geo. slant, years; whooping
cough city pauper.
March 81. Henry Cornelius, "A years
consum ption; city pauper.
JNo. McGILL, Mayor.
Us. HAMILTON, City Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN
Our stock Of custom made clothing IS now
IN and complete in all particulars.
Our line of Boys Clothing from 3 to 20
years is cheaper than ever before in our eN-
periCuce
Oar line Of Young Mems Suits are as sty-
lish and nobby and at half the prices asked
by the travelling tailor.
And our line of strong and we'll made
suits for the planter are especially attractive
in price and quality. In the same depart,
mentts the most perfect assortment of Gents
Furnishing Goods we have opened IN several
seasons. ROBINSON 81 STEVENS.
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Fiae stock.
Yicksburg Herald.l

Yicksburg Herald.l
Capt. H. N. Martin received by the
A. c. Donally, yesterday morning, the
thoroughbred mare Jewess, which he
bought at Alexander's sale, Woodford
county, KY, last Fall. She was foaled
in the Spring of 1872, sired by Wood
ford Mambrino, 1st dam, Jewell, by
Alexander's A bdallah, I'd dam, the eel
ebrafed PAGER Kitty KiTkman, by Cana
da. Chiefs; Sd, by Fannings's lobe; 4th
by imp. Leyiathan, and displays in her
form and carriage, the best traits of her
high lineage The importation Of such
stock Is a valuable acquisition to the
country.
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JHE BOSS" MUsQUiTo BAR FRAME,
recently patented. is being manufactured by
Mn. +. Bloom OF this city. and is the most
perfect mu,ouitto bar attachment that we
nave set seen. Mr.. Bloom, by the way Is
carving on the business of manufacturing
furniture on scale that enables HIM 10
compete, in price and quality, With North
ern establishments. The furniture at Rohr-
b4cher's hotel was all furnished by him, ane
most of it made here, and Mr. Eohrbacher
saved a considerable sum by giving MIR
Bloom his order.
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a Card.

Tie ladies' % the Presbyterian Chnrch'
who were charged .uith the arrangements
return their heartfelt ,ItauN1 to the gentle
men from Vicksburg. MessFs. Sullivan,
Lawrence, LAWNS and Strother, IS "SA' ~
to the young ladies and gentlemen o. '"oN-
SON. and to the Brass Band. for the delight
tul entertainment which was so highly APP
preciatcd and enjoyed by the large and bril-
liant audience which assembled at Angelo.
Hall ON the evening of the 10Th inst, to VII
ness the exhibition OF Madam Jarley's wax
Figures
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INSURANCE CASE.
U. S. sTPREME COURT.

L. -. SlPKk VI l. COZ RI, I
DOYLE vs.. The CONTINENTAL ms Coz
WASHINGTON, =, 1877. = The Supreme
Court renuCred the following decision to-
day:
No. 9l0 Doyle VS. the Continental Insur-
ance Company, error to the Circuit Court
for Wisconsin. In this case the decision in
the case of the Home Insurance Company
vs.. Moore Is realhrm ed, that m agree ment
to abstain in all eases from resorting to the
courts of the United States Is void Is against
public policy, and that a statute of the state
of Wisconsin requiring such an agreemen5
Is in conflict with the Constitution OF the
United States, and void. The present opin-
ion also takes the following ground: A
State has the right to impose conditions to
the transaction of business within its terri
tory by All insurance company chartered by
another State, II they are not in conflict with
the Constitution or laws of the United
States. 1t may entirely exclude such COM
panies from its territory, or, hay ing given
a license, may revoke it for good cause or
without cause. The motive or intention
of the State is not open to inquiry.
The Company has no constitutional right to
transact its business in such State, and hence
its exclusion therefrom for whatever cause,
violates no constitutional right. The Leg
isature OF the State OF Wisconsin enacted
that if any foreign insurance company
should transfer suit brought against il
from the State courts TO the Federal courts
it should thereupOn become the duty of the
Secretary of State 10 revoke and cancel its
license within the State. Any Injunction
to restrain the Secretary of State from so
doing, for that cause, cannot be sustained
Having no constitutional right to do bust
ness in the State, the suggestion that the in
tent of the Legislature is To accom- plish AN
Illegal purpose. is imnaterial. Tne right of
exclusion belongs to the State, and the means
by which it accomplishes the re -ult are not
the subj Get of judicial inquiry.
Mr.. Justice Hunt delivered the opinion !;
dissenting Justices Bradley, Swane and Mil
Ter
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HOBINsON e STEVENS.
TnE Presbrterr Of Cenlrnl A[issis.inni

HE fresDytery OF Central Mississippi
couvcnes Tonight at the Presbyterian
church, when, after sermon by the Mod
orator, the Presbytery will be duly organi-
Zed. The deliberations of Presbytery are
open to all who may find it convenient to
attend. There will be preaching every
morning at IL, and every night at o'clock
Thc meeting will continue until Sabbath
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MAYOR MCGHL extended an invita-
ton Gu which Gov. Stone unted) to the
officers of the steamer Plymouth, to witt the
Safe Capitol and partake of the hos FATALITIES
of our people. Capt. Barrett courteou sly
expressed their inability to accept the inyi-
ton, and invites every body to visit the Ply
mouth.
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CITY Sections REPORT (wHIfEy.

JACKSON, Miss, April Sd, 1877.
70 the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men.
GKNrLEMEN-I hereby limit the follow
ing report for the month Ct March:
March John Adams, age y, Cancer.
March I4~-Thos. IL. Wolfe, age | l months
and II days. WhOoping Cough.
March l7--J. +. O'Sulliyan, age A. Con-
sumption.
March 22-Vinna r Tolls, age 3, Group.
March 23-Rev. w. c. Crane, age g. Heart
Disease.
March 2S-ElizIbeth Stewart, years and
months Whooping Cough.
Respectfully submitted,
PH. MCGUIRE
City Sexton.
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THE m5st delightful Summer Resort in Wis,
4 eonsin Here are located sue wonderful
and famous Thermal, ehalybeate, Sulphur and
Magnssia SpIings of the State. Their heal
ing virtues in all cases of Diabetes and Bright
Disease Of the Kidneys are unsurpassed BY
those o. any Springs in the world. Many
other forms of chronic complaints are also
greatly benefited by the use of these waters.
The scenery about is delightful and the eli
mate remarkably healthful- Beautiful lakes
and groves in all the wild beauty Of Nature
abound, and the drives through the adjacent
country are rendered most enjoyable by its
romantic and picturesque character. The To-
cality affords unequale1 opportunities for
hunting, fishing, boating and camping, and
some of the most remarkable natural curiosi-
ties in the State attract the attention of the
artist and scientist in this Vicinity.
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Col. F. T. Cooper, having located q
this place, returned from Meridian with
his family few days ago. Mrs. Coop
er is an excellent lady, and the ladies o
our town will find her an agreeable, pleas
ant and amiable acquaintance.-Brook
haven Ledger.
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The Presbyterian Sabbath School will
have special exercises next Sunday after
noon, commencing at half-past three
o'clock, when short addresses will be deliv-
cred by some of the delegates in attendance
on Presbytery. The other Sabbath Schools
are cordially invited to attend.
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The L.adies nj Take il.

And we are pleased to known chat Byron
Lemly and J. w. Harrington s. Bros, drug
gists OF this place, will, in the future, keep
mat justly popular end celebrated remedy
Or 40. simmons Liver Medicine.
81 A. THEDFoRD & Co., sole proprie-
ors, Chattanooga, Tenn. dec.20-4m.
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PALMYRA, Wisconsin, is one of the
NEST delightful summer resorts on the con
tiuent. The healing virtues OF its various
mineral springs are unsurpassed in many
forms of chronic complaints. We call at
teutt1u to the card of DR.. f. Cole, proPrie-
tor OF che Bidwell House, Palmyra, which
gives fun particulars of the place and local
Ety and of how co get there.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

We offer complete assortment in Crockcry,
Glass Ware, Wood Ware, Willow Ware,
Tinware Rat Traps, Egg Beaters, Cake
Turner's, Wood and Iron Spoons.
Mrs. Knoxs Fluting Machines, on, s. $3.50
COOKING STOVES at very low figures,
including following makes Long Branch.
Lightning, Clipper etc. Ovens, Skillets, Lids,
Pots, etc.
The above list mentions only a small YlOpor-
tion of articles on hand, ! rss If every one
wanting anything IL tue hardware line to in
spect my stock before buying. Any SPECIAL
TIES not in stock, will he chceIiulIy ordered
A manufacfurer's prtoos, Iregh added.
Call and see .Ay stock-l WILL not BE IN
DERsuLD. Orders filed with care and prompt
ness.
L. WATKINS.
April Is, lily.
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RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, a new INSTALL
merit of novelties in fans, celluloid fan
chains celuloid tuck combs, and celulofd
cvcrything-also silk ties, lace bib:, silk
handkerohief<, and the finest line OF. silk
sun shades including the new blue Glass"
shade to be found.
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The Union Prayer Meeting will be
held On Sunday afternoon, from five to six
O'Clock, until further notice. Thee meet
ings are steadily Increasing in interest
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HIS Excellency Hon. j. NJ. Stone has
appointed j. L. Power, OF the CLARION.
Trustee Of Tougaloo University, in place OF
j. \ =. Cam pbell, resigned
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AeES

KRRR-MAJoK-On Tuesday, April 10th,
1877. at the residence OF Mrs. 0troes Can
ton. Miss, by Rev. Mr.. Lytton, MIR. r. C.
KERR, OF Jackson, Miss. to Mrs. L. NJ.
MAJoE, of Lexington, Ky.
HUDsoN-HoRNE April 9Th, 1877, at the
brides residence by Rev. Jesse Woodall
Mr.. GEORGE HUDSON to Miss ANNA f
HORNE, all of Kinds county.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.

Regular meeting OF the Board April Attn
PRESENT: Ills Honor John McGill
May Aldermen I.OSd, Ward, And rson,
AMI kavanIugh.
Reports of CRY Officers were ma lie as fol
lows:
These reports were omitted in our issue
OF the 18th.
MAYORS REPORT.
MAYORS OFFICE, April ,. 1877
To The Honorable Board Of Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN | have the honor to make
the following report for The quarter ending
the 3lst day of March, 1877:
AMOUNT or FINES COLLECTED AND PAID TO
TREASURER:
For the month Of January. ,.--..... 5 81 y
= February, .,-..- 60 %
March. ....... 90 90
Total ..--......-..--. $25S -
AMOUNT OF LINES AND COSTS COMMITTED BY
LABOR on THE STREETS:
For the month OF January ..--... $Is8 80
February. 90 90
= :" March. -........ 1913 %
Grand total collected during the
quarter in money and labor S733 %
NUMBER TRIED AND CONVICTED DURING THE
QUARTER:
For the month of January ,........,. -
February -......... y. -
g March. ........... AZ
1otaI- -.....-.....'.'. '..'''.r.'... III
NUMBER SENT TO JAIL IN DEFAULT OF PAY
MENT OF PINES AND COSTS.
For the month of January .....-....... %
: February ............ II
March ......-........ -
Total ....-....-... ..-....-....... 56
All of which is respectfully submitted,
JOHN McMCGILL, Mayor.
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To MORROW we will put on sale 30
pieces canton mating in white and checks,
fresh and No. 1. quality.
ROBINSON & STEVENS
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The PHILOMATHEAN SOCIETY of Mis-,
sissippi College, Clint IN, will hold their
twerty-fifth anniversary III the College
Chapel on Fridty night, May 4th. We ac-
knowledge the courtesy of an invitation to
be present.
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Supreme Court State OF NHfssis.
siPPi.
OCTOBER TERN. 1876.

IUEsDAIs MaTOH tIII' \ D7 IodI.
Ordered that at the April term 1877 of
this Court the docket of the first (center)
District be taken up on the Monday, the
10th day of A prii. and the cases thereon con-
sidered until the 7tb day of May. when the
docket of the 81 (Northern) District will
be taken up and considered until Monday,
the 18th day of May, when the docket of the
and (Southern) District will be taken
mp and cases thereon considered for one
week.
It's further ordered shat the Court will
hold daily sessions the first week of the
April term to hear arguments and receive
submission.
Attest: A. w. LITTLE Clerk.
March HID.
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1rrvoRIAL DAY To MoRRow.-We
,.,c oa doubt the gathering at our ceme-
,.-, fa the afternoon viii realize our hope
,r.a, If will be duly observed in Jackson
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OUR esteemed t9wnsman, John Nelson,
Esq, has returned from the coast, much
improves in he 9TH.
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Cor. !. VI. JAYNE, the "solid" man
= ,aa Free state, favored rs with call
saturday.
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A SPECIAL train will leave jackson to-
morrow morning for Vick>burg. One fare
for the rouCd trip. The attractions are the
Hill City, tile Firemens' Parade, and the
var steamer Plymouth
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IN, w +. MCKINLEY, the efficient
-....-fntenIcut of the y o J. y G, y. +.
. nororcd the CLARION sanctum for a
...eYre On Friday last.
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Our renewed obligations are due to
Hon. O. II. Singleton for hiS rep a'e,l alten-
tlons in the form OF public dpcum .n;s
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Gex. ROBERT Lowry and a. J. Nc
raurfu, Ed Of the Brandon bar were !"
Ind nee on the supreme Court Monday
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RECEIPTS DURING QUARTER

Total disbureni ems IN Currency .$465S n
have taken up in February and March
Bonds, due on the lst of June next, TO the
amount of 81 700 90, thereby saving the in
tefest thereon from that time until their
maturity.
Respectfully submitted,
CTS. ASHER, Treasurer.
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Tur Grand Central Hotel, New York,
-u+u rarue,uare its popularity by its judi
af,ns reduction ofratcs from 500 TO - %
,.,l $500 per dar.