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To All Indebted.

A LII persons indebted to DR. G. r. Murphy
n are hereby notified that they must pay up
Immediately. Those who do not pay, cannot
receive my services until all arrearages are liq-
Undated. CT. MURPHY. NJ, ID.
Feb 16 Il
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION,
In the Court of Probate

bf JOS. f. GlST, Judge Of Probate in Union
County.
M HEREAS, Charles Bolt, Clerk Of the
w Court, hath applied to mc for Letters of
Administration on the Estate of John Rochester,
late of Union County, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish oil
ana singular the kindred and ere litors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at a
Court of Probate for the said County. TO be
holden at Pg9bate Office on Friday the 9th day
of March, 1877, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ. to show
cause, if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal of the Court
this, twenty-third day of January, a. D.,
1877, and in the 10lst year of American
Independence, JOS F. GUST,
Judge OF Probate.
Jan 26 Ct
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REMOVAL.
+. NJ. FAR R & co,

ii AVE removed their Stock of Groceries to
IL the Store opposite Is. 7. Rawls g. Co.,
alongside the Railroad, where they will always be
pleased TO meet their customers
a hll Stock Of Groceries and Plantation sup
pile, will always be kept for sale at the lowest
mafket prices.
Feb tf
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

Ill IIlc COuTC OIL IrODuIc.
By JOSEPH F. GlST, Esquire, Judge of Probate.
TO Reps Ed,rdrds, Mary T.. Ed,rard,, John Jol-
ne l. Tucker, William b. Lyles John N. Lylcs
and BeVamn +. Lyies, greeting:
VOU are hereby required to appear at the
l. Court of Probate, TO be holden at Union
Court House for Union County, on the second
day Of April, a. ID. 1877, to show cause. if any
yoi can, why the Real Estate described in tho
Petition of LETTA SPENCER. filed in my office,
said Real Estate being situate in said County, in
Santuc township, bounded By lands Of ID. j.
FAINT, T. B. Bates, Charles +. Sims and others,
and containing about one hundred and twenty
acres, shonld not he rartitioned sold.for par
tition allotisg 10 the petitioner, Lettn Spencer.
one moiety thereof, and the remaining moicty in
equal portions to the said Mary +. Edwards,
Martha T.. Jolly, Mamie J. Tucker, William Is.
Iylcs, John NJ. Lylcs and Benjamin F. Lyles.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this TWEEN y
seventh day Of December, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy six and in the one-hundred ana
first year Of American Independence.
- JOSEPH F. GIsT,
- Probate Judge
MIN +. LYLEs:
TAKE NOTICE that the Summons in this ac-
tiOn Of which the foregoing is n copy was filed
in tho Office of the Probate Judge for Union
County at Uiion Court House in the County of
Union in the State Of South Carolina on tho
27lh day of December, 1876.
MUNRO & MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Union, SC, q December, lS76-S21 l Ct
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Notice To Trespassers.

INlN.,L notice is hereby given to all persons,
~ without regard to race or,color. not to tres
pass upon the plantations belonging to the Es-
tate of Isaac Gregory. Sr., by riding, driving,
hunting with or without dogs, or in any other
manner: R~sSs- fersoor<ound-.s tres nassing
will be punished to the extent of the law
.s.. T. d. G. GREGORY,
N. ID. X. GREGORY.
Feb % 4i*
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,JJot46 Rsfpdos5ylChar c. Earis
sYJa3e p6f1cethat the Summons in this action,
OF Istsh the foregoing is copy was filed in
the Office Of tRe'Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for Union County, in the County of Union
in the State of South Carolina on the - day
of january one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-sevcn. MONRO & MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Atty.
No. Law Range, Union, S. C.
March . Ct
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SeaSOnabIe Goods.

PLANTATION tools, farming implements,
Il traces, Harness, Axes &C., &C., very low.
RICE, McLURE & 'C6a
Feb 2 a.
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
In the Court of Probate.
BY JOS. F. GlSr, Judge Of Probate in Union
County.
WHEREAS, Charles Bolt as Clerk of
w Court Of Common Plc,s, hath ap.
piled to me for Letters of Administration on the
Estate Of MARGRET GREGORY, late of Chick
asaw County, Miss, deceased.
These are therefore to cite aud admonish all
and sigular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased to bc and appear before me at n
Court of Probate for the said County, to be hol-
den at Union Court House on the sixteenth day
of March 1877, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to show
cause, if any, why the sal administration should
not be granted
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this twenty-scvenh day Of January
A. ID. 1877. and in the l0lst year Of Amer
lean Independedce.
JOS. F. GIST
Judge'o Probate.
Feb CT
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WEST SPRINGS INSTITUTE.

ryNliE Spring term of this Institution, will omen
L to Males and Females, with nampetent
crops Of instructors, on the 9Th of Jandary, and
close OH the 18th of June.
Thelocation is fine. Situated in Union County,
twelve miles from the C. H., near the Spartan
burg line. Its healthfulness is unsurpassed, aud
the Mineral water inferior to none in the STATE.
Tuition for term Oftwcnty weeks:
Primary Glass. so
intermediate. .................1 - 20
- Higher Branches. Is 00
Board with fuel, for females, in the Institution
$1,000 per month for males, in the community,
5000 per month.
For further particulars address
Rev. e. s: ANDERSON. Principal.~-,.
Glenn Springs. S. C.
Feb 2 ~
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Cen WOOdfOrd. OF New York.
The Inivcr-ity Orator.
JAcKsox- Mss May L

JACKSON, Miss. May 10, IS77-
lbs CLARION 81 OBJ .etve some .frrence
In your ~ per to tn selection of Gen Sew
art :. 0oadfor,l. of New York. rs the Hon.
orary orator at the approaching Commence
tnent Exercises of oar state L University. \ 3
trustee of the institution, greatly inter-
eSfet IN it, welfare, desir. tn say that the
selection OF the orator on these occasions i
matter left entirely TO the student<bOdy
and with which the Board OF Trustees nor
the Faculty have any connection.
L Is needless to say that the student-bo1y
i intensely Southern and Democratic ia It's
sympathie II il perhaps possible that
during the past academic year their devotion
To IIlden and Hendricks has exceeded that
which they have felt for Homer and Horace
Their hrs1 choice Tor Annual Orator WAS
Hon ChaS. T. Hooker, of this city. bat hav
Gg failed to obtain acceptance from him,
They turned their thoughts abroad Why
the choice fell on Gen. Woodford l know
not, except that they were attracted by his
high reputation for eloquence and scholarly
culture. 1t Is perhaps possible that the
novelty OF an intensely son hern college
choosing n Northern man CT the most pro-
nounced Republican views had its attrac
ton. 1t may have proceeded from the same
spirit that induced the Grand Army of the
Republic of New York City to invite Gen
Roger A. Pryor To deliver the Grafton at the
decoration of the graves of the Federal dead,
desire 10 typify perfect reconciliation.
At all events, [ ask for the diSting uiShed
guest of our young men courteous recep
ton and naught save kindness until he has
shown himself unworthy of it.
Truly your friend,
H III. CHALMERS.
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DIED.

At his residence near Black Hawk, Car
roll county, Miss May z, 1877. JAMES Dun
LoP PATE aged sixty years, seven months,
and nineteen days
The deceased was born In Adams county.
in Whis Il ana tho adjacent counties of jeff
erson, Claiborne and Wilkinson. he passed
his boyhood and early manhood. In the
year 1916, he moved to Carroll county,
where he spent the remainder of his life.
with native strength of intellect that
world have enabled him to adOrn any pro-
fessiOn, he chose the quies vocation of a
farmer, which he pursued with such char
acteristic energy as to acquire a handsome
competence before civil war came TO wreck
for time. the agricultural interests of the
South
Being or a modest and retiring DISPOSE
ton, no one but An intimate acquaintance
could fully recognize and appreciate that
innate nobility OF character, which, in its
manifestation. uniting an almost feminine
grace OF manner with a resolute manliness
OF soul, impaired to his very presence the
air Of true dignity and rare refinement
years, SUFFERING at times intense
physical agony he was happily ''sooth-
ed and sustained by the un(altering
trust" OF the Christian, and to him death
came at last in the guise OF kind friend to
free him from "life's fitful fever" and to
lead him hence to the haven of peace and
rest
The bosom OF his Father and his God"
He has left behind him, az precious leg
acy to his faMily, the sacred memory OF his
virtues which made him the faithful hus-
land, the loving brother. affectionate faith
er, and the thoughtful friend.
By the community in which he lived and
died. he will be remembered as the neighbor
who was never deaf to the voice of Charity
as the citizen who ever responded TO the
call of duty, as one, indeed, who, in all the
relations of life
s'"bOrs without abuse,
The grand old name OF gentieman-."
Blk
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rEa.EG.RAPmIC ITEMS.

ST. CLAIR, Pa-The Xplo>ion Killed seven
and wou nded six. Four were buried. and
after exciting search, three bodies wer,.
recovered One remains. The usual
Sc>rt-> are witnessed at the mouth OF the
mine.
WAsHINGr"N The 10th Regiment, now
At New Orle tuS. i ordered la Fort LeaNen-
worth. The regiment will move without
undur base, 80 As II reach its destination
in June.
PATTERSON, y. IA carriage containing
five p-rS"nS was truck by "A railroad train
near pomp- on. last evening. simon Dem
crest. Miss Taylor OF Patterson. and youn z
man were killed, and the other TWO Were
fatally injured.
ST LoUIs.-The Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Co, have made arrangement to pay
a second p per cent, of all bills contracted
before the appointment of Receiver for the
road.
TERRE UAUrE y. NJ. Parvin., leading
merchant OF & lrl sic, Sullivan county, killed
himself by shooting.
AsHINGroN-Merrimo Howard, sher-
if i'm Mississippi, Obliged To leave durin z
the shotgun cam paign, has been appointed
messenger, and Joseph Turner, formerly
secretary of the Alabama senate. clerk in
the treasury office.
SAN FRANCIsc,.-A Tucson dispatch
say : Indian Agents Clum left Hot Springs
on My |. with 433 Indians for an Carlos.
The removal i, complete.
New ORLEANs.-The Southern Baptist
Convention met this morning in the Coils
cum Baptist Church, when the following
officers were elected James Il. Boyce, ID.
d., OF kentucky, President; James c. Fur
man. ID. D., of South Caroline, L. q. Jones,
ID. ID of Tennessee, w. G. OR tae, ID. D., OF
Texas an L. j. Evans, of Virginia, Vice
Presidents; w. +. Tanner, OF Virginia, and
.. +. Gregory, Alabama, Secretaries.
WILLIAMSBURG, l.. John kunson, a
beer saloon keeper. h al his brains blown
out by burglars. His wifi, in bed with him
wa badly dubbed. The murderers es-
capped.
PoTTsvILLE, Paa--At Mincrsvillr, yester-
day, j Dhn Jones fatally stabbed Phillip
Kelley.
LITTLE RoCK.-Thos. ParSel, an old citi-
Zen and prominent Mason, died To day.
New YoRK--WhiIe Mrs. VIM. c. Rem
wick and daughter, Miss Grace FasSett and
Mrs. Harriet Mcdowell, all of Albany, were
driving in Central Park to-day, the horses
took fright and dashed off The driver was
thrown from his seat and fatally Injured
Mrs Renwick sriz "a her ch / and le5peC
from the carriage, and ltt,F "a tight was
unconscious the child w.- Il ,ru"t. Mrs
Mcdowell jumped trO.n ia .rrlaL+ aud
was Instantly killed. Mss FIs,,.lt, retain
ing her seat, was not injured, aud the
horses were soon stopped.
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There is no doubt but the present coIGi-
ton of all kinds of business and Industry
is fearfnsly GepiSssed. and IL behOoVes every
family 70 look carefully to their expenses.
Winter Is coming on when children are liza
able to Group, WboOping Cough, eto.
sumption: with ossser throat and lung dis
eases, win kin off many.-These diseases
shonld not be neglected Doctors bulls are
expensive, and We would advise our people
to use R0gcHEEs' GKRAIlN SYRUP. It never
has failed. One bottle at % cents win keen
Your whole family well during the winter.
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold In all
towns in the United States and by your
Druggist-In Jackson and all Wholesale
Druggist In the United States.
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Gard of IhnuI~- from eu FIRE
Company NO =.

we, the undersigned, Committee on Dec
o.S.loh' IN accordance with Il resolution
eettssea at the last regular meeting of Gem
e. ne company No. ,. do, in its behalf, offer
}a5 s'fTere thanks 10 the following named
n fits ana gentle men for favors received OF
III III occasion OF our Annual Parade, May
~. $50, and we assure them that our re-
MI; sh1oranee of their kindness has not ceased
IL ~, !, th% occasion, but viii long Ee cherished
fs. OverGlan, Chris Hinckle, John Cash
w. Louise Harper, John West, Vlrden,
11nDrosia and NJ. O'Brien.
N,sses Mamie Miazza. Maggie eastman,
i;'Ste eigt, Sallie Voigt, Matte Will
pms pms kaCe Marion, Mamie Rice, Lena
ri e1 p,, Lizzie Doherty, Kate Doherty. Ma
H. ne mary kolb, Emma Kerr, Lula Jones.
TIE s SIS John G. Carraway, Geo. Muh. Jr-,
baai.l Peatross, ii. e. Sizer, john J. Rohr-
SismneF, Charles Howell, Ward Yoigt, @. d.
away and Charles FrancioIa.
Very respectfully,
X. SPRoULES,
JANIS GALcERAN.
EDWARD MULLER.
Il. r. CARROLL
Committee.
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III. SPFNGLER,
l.. Is AVASAUGH

Alderman Ward moved to receive the re-
port; carried. He then moved that the
matter lay over until the next meeting
and that the petition and accompany ing
documents be printed with the proceedings
which motion was lost upon tie Vote, the
Mayor voting in the negative.
Alderman Lowd moved that the report
OF committee be rejected, carried and upon
his further motion the prayer OF petitioners
was granted.
On motion of Alderman Williams the
City Marshal was instructed to have the
owners of the property between Burnett's
corner and j. and b. Harris on State street
repaired.
Nicholas Grimer was placed on The pauper
list and allowed SO. per month.
The Cemetery Committee was Instructed
to ask for bids for the building OF a weather
house in the cemetery-plans and specticl-
tions to accompany each bid. The build
ing to be at least 20 feet square and u feet
Highland said plans and specifications be
presented by said Committee 10 the Board
at called m Getting TO BE- held on Wednes
dav next, Nay 9th.
On motion OF Alderman Ward the Board
adjourned.
JNo. MCGILL, Mayor.
j. :. HAMILTON, City Clerk.
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SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI

judgments in the following causes were
affirmed by the Supreme Court Monday,
May l4th.
22O9-Rice v. Dunn.
1885 State, use, etc. Y. Blackwell.
2437-WilliamsOn V. Burgess.
2395-Swan V. Horne, admir-.
2466-Gill,et al, V. the State, and reversed
in part.
judgments in the following causes were
reversed.
2I33-Newman Y. Brobson, and remanded.
244S--Fant v. Gibbs, Auditor.
239I-Taylo v. Moore. and remanded.
24l5-State. use, etc, v. MaYes, AMI re-
manded
2294-Hall V. Wells, motion in arrest oil
Judgment denied.
2259-Baker V. the State, stricken from
the docket
2l9O-Cook, st uz, v. Lyon, motion to
correct judgment oferruled.
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AMONG the numerous visitors who
mya favored us with calls i'm the last few
days, we have the pleasure to mention
Capt, VIM. Ayers, of Benton; Gen. W. l..
Brandon. lJhe distinguished veteran of two
@als, of Wilkinson Judge Bridewell,of Co
A1,Geu. Robr.Lowry, of Brandon ;IIon.J
>milh Mayor of Meridian; Gen. W. I.
Martin, Of Adams; Hon. J. Il. Mcintosh, of
Vaonna; Gen. Reuben Davis, of Monroe;
toL B. f. Johns, OF Amite; Mr.. J. ID. Me
Arm, of Jefferson, ami Gen. EI. Butts, of
hllAsblrv.
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THE KEEPER TROUBLES.
CorrcspOnd enee Between Captain
Shaushnessey and Gov. stone.

Teegraphed to n. Y. Times.l
YICKsBURG, May 9th, 1877.
To the New York Times, New York City:
The following CORES pondence passed to-
day between NJ. Shaughnessey and Govern
or Stone.
To Gov. j. NJ Stone, Natchez, Miss:
/ am just from Judge ChishOlm's, in KEN :
per county Both he and daughter are sNt-
fering very much from wounds and OOu-
slant Ihrra 5 from the mob. 1t is freely as
serted that Judge Chisholm will neither be
permitted to live at home, or TO leave the
county alive, which threat his family and
myself fear will be carried out, unless he is
protected by the State Government. A
constant watch Is kept upon the house, and
Il stranger going there is promptly demand
ed his busin' $ and kept und surveillance,
Mrs. Chisholm was compelled to obtain a
permit from the leaders OF the mob to bury
her son, slain in the Jail. From motives of
humanity, have followed YOU to this place
with The following letter from Mrs. CHS
holm:
To Hon j. N. Stone, GJuern5r of Nissis-
Sippj;
SIR: Believing you 70 b. hum me and de-
sirous o preventing the needless elTusiOn of
blood, | must humbly and respectfully APP
peal to you for aid in protecting the life OF
my husband and children, until such IA time
as | am able, " it'll those OF them whom God
in his mercy may spare t. NE, t. leave the
county and their home If yon can aid me
! in behalf of my wounled and dying hus-
baud and daughter, would ask that Capt.
n. Shaughnessy, o: Jackson, be authorized
to raise body of men sufficiently large to
protect and remove us TO some place OF
safety. Respectfully,
(Signed) MRS. w. W. CHISHOLM.
No time should be lost Please dispatch
me here.
(Sisned) NJ. SHAUGHNEssY.
The Governor. who is in Natchez, attend
ing meeting of the Grand Commandery,
knights Templar, of Mississippi, replied as
follows:
To NJ Shaughnessy:
l cannot consent to your proposition to gn
to kemper with body of armed men,
will return as soon Is possible.
(SignCd) j. NJ. STONE.
L refer To Mr.. Redpath.
(Signcd) NJ, SHAUGHNESsY
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A Pleasant KncidenG.
stchez Demo crat.l

EstcheZ nemocrat.l
The Grand Comm sndeFy of knights Tenn
plar paid visit on Friday afternoon to the
Protestant Orphan Asylum, which was ex-
ceedingly interesting, both to the inmates
of the Asylum and to their visitors. The
C0mmandery was received by the lit
tie orphans in a beautiful manner
and after singing some very sweet
songs, they were addressed by Col. j, L.
Bower in s touching, end at the same tim e
a very practical speech which he concluded
by suggesting that the Grand Comm andery
would have prepared two medals, one 10 be
given annually to the most deserving of the
boys and the other to the girl who should
best deserve it.
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SEXTON Is REPORT. coli

bENION kEI'ORI, NOVI--J
To the HJHordble Board Of Mayor Giad Alder
mon.
GENrLENEN-I herewith submit the sub
Joined report OF the mortality OF the colored
citizens of Jackson during tie month OF
April last past:
April 4th-Robert Wilson, age weeks,
Pneumonia.
April Stn--Maggie Braey, age l6 years,
Consumption.
April l0'h-Sarah Thompson, age Is years,
Typhoid Fever; city pauper.
April l6rh-Roht. Biockman, age 81 years
Natural Decay city pauper.
Respectfully submitted.
ToNFY BARNES.
City Sexton.
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setsIeunent Of n DimcuIty.
vicksbnrg Herald.

Vicksbnrg Herald.l
The differences growing out of the con-
troversY hetwaeH Col III. Shaughnessy and
Capt. Charles E.Wright. have been, throug
our unsolicited Intervention, honorably and
amicably adjusted by the mutual withdraw
al of al Objectionable publications.
WARREG CoWAN,
W.T.. FITEaERALp,
II. A QUIS.
VIcKsBURG, May II, 1877.
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VA H RED.

PEATROss-BRoADy Brandon. May
10th, by Rev. DR.. J. NJ. Lewis, w, I. PEAT
ROSS, E,Q, To Miss EsTELLE A. BRoADUs,
daughter OF Mr.. Robert 5 BroadLi<, (form-
erly of Caroline county, Virginia. all of
Rankin county.
we e%tend the bridal pair the ielicitatious
appropriate to the Joyous occasion.
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copy.
No. 2S.l STATE OF Mississippi, $1,000 90
TREASURER OFFICE, JACKSON
May 9Th, isf7,
This is to certify that the New Orleans In
sVrSnNe Association Of New Orleans, Louisi-
ala, has this day deposited in the State Treas
ury currency Of the United States amoGn ing
to the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars in
compliance with the law Of the State relative
to Agencies of Foreign Insurance Companies
approved May H. 1871, the sixth section Of
which provides among other things: That the
credit of the State is faithfully pledged foE she
redemption of the same, wken the require
ments of the act a-e coupled with and upon
such depsgta shere shall be allowed and paid
~ sad Insurance Company or its Agents in
terest at the rate Of six per cent. per annum
payable on the first day of January, annually
at the Treasures Office, in the city * Jack
son.
Given under my had and seal Of office, the
9TH day If May, 1877
tSigned) w. L. HEMINGWAY,
State Treasurer.
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CITY sExrON's REPORT (WHIFE).
To the H,HorabEe Board Of Mayor aud Alder
men:
GENrLEMEN.-I hereby submit the follow
ing rs my mortuary report for the month Cf
April, 1877:
April l0th-Jacob Block, about 60 years
accidental falling.
April 2lst-EIwin b. Talbot, II months,
Whooping-cough
April 2Sth-Mrs. Martin, age 63 years,
Cancer.
April 29th-Mr. l.. A. Iungher, 80 years,
Congestion of Lungs.
April 30th-Howell Hobbs, Sc years Con-
sumption.
April 3Oth-Mrs. Lucy G.. Smith, 81 years,
Apoplexy.
Respectfully submitted,
PHI. MCGUIRE.
City Sexton.
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3GssO6 /,
ASSETS:

Cash in ................... $4,000 81
Cash in hands Of Agents in course
OF transmission -. ............... 2ISS2 a
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages
being first lien on real estate
mostly improved City property,
and Sugar plantations worth at
least SaD, 600, rate of interest
per cent per annum .................. l2G 9i9 OG
Loans secured by pledges of Stock
and Bonds Of Corporations, the
market value Of which il "a
$40 90, rate Of ipterest............- G132 u
Bills receivable for premiums on
Fire, Marine and River Risks. 1865 a
United States Bonds-marke ct val 1875 90,
State, City and other Bonds and
Stocks of Corporations Of Louisi-
ana-market value .................... So 1913 %
Premiums in course Of collection. 42Ol4 30
Accrued interest.......... ............. 2j7IS -
Real Estate owned by the AssOcia-
ton ......... ga, SS3 %
Less liabilities threon 1866 Go dG2IG 50
Salvage claims on losses paid ~ 1880 %
Certificates Of Depcsitg ana Of In
dcbtedness of the New Orleans
National Banking Association,
suspended -Sl5j, 9S3 % ...........
Cash Market value...................... 80 3aT -
Judgment Claims ........................ 4S58 y
Bills Receivable, COmmercia pa
33O66 II
Sundry Debtors .......................... 1875 %
Total Assets......................... $525 AfU ~