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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 5 Scr.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION,
ASSOCIATION,

ON THE lsr DAY OF JANUARY, 1877
Made to the Auditor of Public Accounts Of
Mississippi pursuant to the statutes Of
that State
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Our CALLEEs.-Judge Stone, of Ha-
ehurst; Il G. Lattiny. Esq, of Mississippi
Mills; Sheriff J. l.. Fletcher, al Pamela !;
Evans Hall, E,q-, Charc nv Clerk. Covine-
ton county, and Hon. ii &. Carter "f War
Fen, are among the callers at our count NJ
room during the past v eek
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Leading citizens in every portion of
this county have assured Gen A. NJ.
West of their earnest desire to see him
IN the State SeBate.--HollY Springs Re-
porterer.
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[ooFrl


No. "a STATE or MISSISSIPPI. $4,000 90
TREASURES OFFICE. JACKSON,
May eth, 1877, }
This is TO certify that the New Orleans In
snrance Association of New Orleans, Louisi-
ana, has this day deposited in the State Treas
ury currency Of the United States amounting
to the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ~
compliance with the law Of the State relative
to Agencies of Foreign Insurance Companies
approveo May IL, 1871, the sixth section Of
which provides among other things: That the
eredi. Of the State is faithfully pledged fof the
redemption of the same, wheA the require
ments OF the act are casaplied with and upon
such deposits there shall be allowed and paid
20 said Insurance Company or its Agents in
terest at the rate Of six per cent. per annum,
payable on the first day Of January, annually
al the Treasurer Office, in the city Of sack
son.
Given under ~ AaGd and seal Of Office, the
Tth day Of May, 1871
(Signedl W, L. HEMINGWAY,
State Treasurer.
WNI. a. FAIRCHILD,
GeaI Ag:G for State Of OHississiPRI.
may1671-3w.
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NAME AND LOCATION

The name Of this CorpOrtion is the New
Orleans Insurance Association, and
its Location in the CIrY of New ORLEANS,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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DIED.

BosroN-Died in Madison county, April
26lh, 1877, Mrs. c. G. BosToN, wife of VIM.
y. Boston, in the 54th year OF her age,
There remaineth therefore a rest to the
people of God" NJ.
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The CLARION has correspondent WHO
Is writing son..e excellent articles on
eeaith, hygiene, and the prevention of
disease. Sub soiler.
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Wool---Wool !

NTANTEu-5AGO0 Pounds WOOL in ex-
w change for Merchandise, or Cash
ROBINSON STEVENS.
maY2.} II-4w
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Hon. q. II Ngney
Calhoun Democrat

Calhoun Democrat
We accord to our Representative in Con-
gress one trait of character which i'm a poll
ticlan goes far toward redeeming many err
rors He is honest, in intent and act. and
we cheerfully accord 10 him the beneii.
of this excellent characteristic.
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e-y COLLECTOR REBER publishes to
r,a..of-y teid interest TO citizens
.a..- .a chs plymeat Of city street
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LATEST NEWS.
THE HIGHER LAW
Terrible Crime in Geor:isI and its
Swiff Punishment


COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, My 2S.-Last Fri
day morning before daylight, Mrs. II. c
Caam bliss. of Stewart county, was muir
,Ierrd by three negroes of the neigh borhnod.
Tuey. fired fences and drew her husband
from the house. The negroes then pro-
cced-d to the house To rob ii, AMI were met
by Mrs Chamb!iss, beautiful woman aged
Is wears armed with a gun. One of the
negroes. Jerry Snead,s took the gun from
her ana lodged its contents in her head,
causing her death instantly. The negroes
burned the corn crib and fled They were
pursued and captured. Jerry admitted the
deed and i'm plicated his companions, Ste
uhen Abraham and william Booth. They
were broughtto ChamblisSs house that al
ternoon, and it was unanimously decided
By about thirty whites and blacks present
that they should be hanged. 4 galtOwS
was erected, and the mur1erers were hanged
with trace chains. The col0red partici-
pants in the lynching threw the lifelesS
bodies into an old field to rot, and it was
with great difficulty that the whites could
persuade them to permit burial. The
cIIprits met their fate jeeringly and sheer
inglv, glorying in the deed, anu laughing at
the eXecutioners.
GranI's ARRIVAL,
QUEENSTOWN, May 2T.--Ex President
Grant aud wife arrived to-day on the IN
diana They did not land but proceeded to
Liverpool on the steamer in good health.
LIVERPOOL My IS The Mayor OF the
city aud IN my distingu ished citizens receiv-
ell Gen. Grant amid great cheering. Grant
| accepted the hnspitailCies of the city.
Warrington Items.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Gen. Ord is here
to consult with Gen. Sherman over Texas
| border affairs. Tne .cretary of War does
not believe in The proposed expedition from
| Texas in Lerdo's interest. He know.
nothing Of it exc pit from newspaper re-
! ports.
Capt II. c. Clrbin is relieved from spa
| cial duty at the White House.
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Total Liabilities,,"..........


STATE OF LOUISIANA Michel Musson
PARISH OF ORLEANS. President, and
George Lanaux, Secretary Of the New Orleans
Insurance Association, being severally and
duly sworn, depose and say and each for him
self says, that the foregoing is a true, full and
correct statement of the affairs Of said corpor-
alton and that they are the above described
officers thereof.
(Signed) NJ. MUSS0N, Pres g..
(Signed) g. LANAUX Sec'y.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, 90
City Of New Orleans.
Sworn and subscribed before me, the UNDER
signed, Commissioner of the State OF Missis-
sippi, duly commissioned and qualified in and
for the State Of louisiana on the 10Th day Of
the month of April, A. ID. eighteen hundred
and seventy-Seven.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office at
the City of New Orleans the day and year
aforesaid.
(Signed) EDGAR GRIMOS,
Commissioner for Mississippi at New Orleans.
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=. LawRY was in the city yester-
.,--aa.ag 10 business in the I. >
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CHEMICAL skill makes manufacturers
adept, ia .adulteration. l. also quickly
enables experts to detect authorizations
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, for sale by all
ro.ers has stood the test of analysis and
been proven the purest and strongest of
asug powders. It makes the most deli
5os, bread, cake, rolls and pastry of all de-
srjuiuus
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Hon, H.. q. c. Lamar.

Oxford Falcon.1
Senator Lamar arrived at his home yes
teFdav evening, and was on last night sere-
naded by the Oxford brass band, in compa-
nv with large crowd of enthusiastic
citizens. He thanked his fellow citizens.
and promised that at no distant day to adj
dress them as to his course in Congress.
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CAPITAL.

! Capital Stock actually paid up in
OAsh 20, bJO w
Surplus on the first day Of Janu-
airy, r. 1856 -
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Mr.. Calvin Watkins, brother of Rev.
Wm. E. Watkins. d, D.. died at his res
sdence 10 Jefferson county on May 18th.
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ATGIr along the coasts Of Mississippi,
Alabama and Florida, is being arranged for
By our townsman Maj. John Nelson. who
a4> engaged frst-class schooner and a
Competent crew. His party is nearly made
OPP TIE trip will begin about the 18th of
June, aud will occupy a month. The eN-
la.,- will be about $40 90 to each member
,fiao party.
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LIABILITIES

Losses adjusted and not yet due. $l3.7S9 90
Losses in process of adjustment. "a 67G -
Losses resisted and in litigation. Bias -
Unclaimed Dividends .................. lsO2 90
Sundry Creditors ......... ........ 80. lJO. 90
Amount necessary to Re-insure
outstanding risks New York
standard 103 los 20
Total Liabilities $lj6,G71 81
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Welcome.
Holly Springs Reporter

lols4 CpEiuS> hcpOftcft
In the name of our people we extend
(tae Press cordial invitation u come and
bring with them their wives and daughters
or sweethearts, and partake of the hospital
tiles OF our city
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: Col. Dan. A. Wilson has been appoin-
ted messenger ag9nt-Of thu. New orleans
jackson and Chicago r liIrOad.
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For Sale.

ono CAMERON SCRAPER Al
%OV 1nchmemGs, TO fit 4 very No.
and Stuart & Kirkland Plows-the best labor
saving Implements of the age-trY them.
ROBINSON S STEVENS.
may1G 77-2w
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HazlehurSt Peabody Schools.

4 n Election Of Corps of Teachers for the
"A HAzLEHURsT White aud Colored PEA
Body SCHOOLS, will be hello in the Office of
the County superintendent of Education, on
the First Monday of June, 1877, at 10 A. N.
Applications for the position of Teacher in
either of the above Schools to be made to The
undersigned, Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation.
w. b. BINGHAM,
Supt. of Public Education.
Has lehurst Miss, April q, '1T--4w.
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The Weekly Clarion.
@:3azsoA7, MAY 80. 1877.
1w railroad Schedule.
os- sunday March I, 1877, trims
q ~ -olsh Jackson as .ollo"s:
& c.H.E.-LoUf-rANA DIVISION
Go.NG NORTH.
,a-f.eaves Jackson 2:l0 a m.
81. . y l,,,..,rTrr4s.-Leayes Jackson 3 :35 p.
GoISG SOUTH.
v,H-Lssyes Jackson 2:10 a. m.
y. + rxg-e.,-Leaves jackson $50 p
..,rs.urE5 & MERIDIAN R-R.
r....orer. 5:35 P. NJ; mixed 5 40
Passenger, $50 A. NJ; mixed
4 . I, AZ EXPRESS leaves Jaekso" 7 ~ A NJ
,.u-...--a-azlz=-a=. .naz-.-.---1=---.~1@-~
T.y-p,- was in the city yester-
'''' - ...., F., business in the L. :.
IS
a'
r..pFg'- WELLS are again open tor
...e- er hoalru seekers See notice OF
proprietor. NJ. England.
p
y. '.....r church the title Of ..rec-
r.-y COLLECTOR REBER publishes to-
....f..af-Jtcl4l interest TO citizens
....- I'm rns payment OF city street
P.f-- ASSOCIATIONS at Holy springs
l.....-. General. TuE CLARION will
.....l ms usual.
Dbl HAGTgE7 LIVER PILLS are supe
..-,0fry other Ctthirttc, both Ia respect
.-ou5.n ANA WcdirinIl virtues of their
III. Vegetable Ingredients
0ra good nelgnb'r, Col rahtz' OF
.-Ir. looking well and feeling comforta-
"a. usual.
L. ..,....,.
TIT" H''-'' '.'''@
" or DI. IL ISL '''' M ->''' V' ~
HmGY are superior 70 ANY olhe' uleN'c''ie7
.I.' No''.'.
.- .......,...... D,l-at;,ns of tho oIinan.
......, ,,.,,.,-.,,, .,-t.,,.l-
. "'.'.' rra,,r. Sro,r,cu RrrrrRs
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GOING SOUTH.

v-H-Lsaves Jackson. 2:lO a. m.
81. = rr.x.8-e..-Leaves Jackson ESQ P
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
+. a. Huh Aang.r T.. PATTERSON, Gown
STATEMENT Oh THE
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE
COMPANY.

og TORONTO. tEsrAnrIsurp, 1880
Ending December HHSt, 1876.
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STATEMENT OF THE CoNDIrIoN
MOBILE LIFE INSURANCE co
On the SI~I day of December. Tor thc
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

The Amount Of its CAPITAL STOCK ....
The Amount Of its Capital Stock paid up
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p. HAnraH- LIVER Pulls are supe
....arv other Ctthlrtic- both ia respect
..org.h aul wcdirinll virtues of their
-.rr vegetable Ingredients
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An the present United States Court
Ar'. l.. NJ Hall, of Vieksburg sued the
Gobe Mutual Lii. Insurance, Company of
Ne" York for $4,000, the amount of insur-
-'le On the life Of her husband, Mr.. Lew NJ.
A'h which the Company refused to pay on
"s ground that the last premium was not
'e-"iVed until after the death of Mr.. Hail.
1'l thA, the policy was therefore forfeited.
= was established that the IA oney had been
forwarded nv p,.t,,H.a o-5ar in fuu time
. FeAeh the Office of the Company to save
"7 policy, and Jhas twas sent in the m ode
'A'eh hal usually been employed by the
-5aeaSeJ. Judgment was rendered for Mrs
nAI in the full amount.
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Mn Vanderbilt having telegraphed
from Europe iustrucJing the New orll Cen
.ul and Lake Shore TO reduce passenger
ft.s from Chicago to New York from S23
60 $l5, the other trunk roads will make the
.ame reduction Exchange.
Atthi, rate no cheaper route for the east
erg cities could be taken than by the way
oithe y. O, ST. /. & Chicago, via Chicago.
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he |. Q. 0. T, ExcURsIoN.-A
Committee Of Capitol lodge visited Vicks-
OlFg on Friday last, and perfected all ar
Aagements for an excursion on the steamer
= Z Lee on Friday, June 18th. The eN-
'uFsion train is TO leave Jackson at Z o'clock
= n and will deliver the party at the
Elevator. where the Lee will be in readi-
as to move out at once, aud will proceed
s'"A the river forty or fifty miles. 4 grand
s,4ncr IS to be served, 2nd before and after
''er the cabin will be at the disposal 81
~.Sho feel like responding to the music Of
A'st class string band. The fare for the
.1uad trip, dinner included, will be, for
-4uls'$2 80; children, 81 %; without dim
adults, ) 4 20; children, IS For the
'ueht of those who prefer taking their
~ T.skets along, the boat will stop at beau
,"ui grove neaK Davis Bend. which will be
-ieadiness for'the accommodation Of the
L-eafalonists., On the return, the party will
~ 1--we an Opportunity of staying otie hour IA
nili City Tickets are now on sale BY
i, Eirden, at the store of A. Virden.
MINER tickets must be purchased before
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Rav. Knowles SHAW l. conducting a
ai., IN interesting meetings at the Chris
an Church., morning ana night, and in
0a- ot the CapiJ ! every evening at six
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Bargain for Printers.

A COMPLETE NEWS AND JOB OFFICE
"A FOR SALE. Quartz Jobber; No Wash
ington Press; abundance Of Slugs, etc. Rules
and chases for 7-column paper. Address
MATERIAL care of CLARION OFFICE.
may23 77-:}t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-09

Baltimore, June 1.-THE annual decora-
ton of Confederate graves at London Park
cemetery took place to-day. The attendance
was larger than ever before
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-09

who had inspected the situation in its sublime
vastitude and limitless possibilities remark,
in perfect confidence of unrestricted statement
that it was going to be a snOligoster, Every
we'll regulated reader of the MORNING APPEAL
knows what that means.
THE FLOWERS OF LANGUAGE
What makes yellow roses How did they
come! When life was all dream of future
opulence in all the possibilities of the confec-
toners art, and care had not yet come to
mark its lines and dig it's grooves, there were
no yellow roses They were all red and
white Then the only yellow flowers were
dandelions and pumpkin blossoms and butter
cups and certain sort of pond lily that no
body ever picked because it was yellow and
easy to get. Now every front yard and gar
den is atiame with yellow roses. We think
there muat be something wrong, some bilious
disorder resulting in jaundice, in the phenom-
enon. In the romantic history of tulip cul-
ture and tulipomania there has never been
produced a blue tuGp-or is it a green Onel
Possibly it is black.) We get mixed
up and perpleXed in some of
the more statistical parts of the science of
natural history, like the dame with her blue
inc. 1t would either sink or swim, she said
when it was good, and she aforementioned
which. But give us the red, red rose-the
great giant of battle-with its blood stained
heart and the tlorid glories Of its curving
leaves; or pluck for US, oh Maid of Athens
ere we part, the pure white rose, cleaning i'll
its spOtless loneliness and scented with the
delicate odors Of distillatiOn which comes of
honey dews and the milk of Paradise; and let
its immaculateness and its delcacy, rivaling
the Lily Of the Valley, It's peerless structure
and its incompatible wealth of bloom, console
and reassure the yearning heart which
shrinks from the glare of these colorings of q
new, untender age; and as we breathe these
gentle fragrances let the lips be moistened
and the grateful tongue be cooled and salts
fed-for the order has gone forth, Willis has
spoken the word, Johnny Fife has filled the
soda fountain, and June, bounding, laughing
June will fulfill the plenitude of its efferves-
cent destiny,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRysgY HorsE-GEoRGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
J King N Brown
Err Hess Miss n Heissman
W s Wood } Wilson
NJ COIN c. Bateman
J Phillips l. Storms
r Harker E T Niebling
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-09

PORTE MONEY FoUND,-Anyone who has
lately lost small pocket book or porte money
with a small amount of money therein can
have the same returned to him by calling at
this Office and filing proofs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-09
TICKETS FOR THE PICNIC.

For the information of all those who are
DESTROYS of attending the picnic of the
children of the Virginia City and Gold Hill
public schools to-day at Treadway's Farm,
we will state that tickets for admission to the
grounds for adults are 80 cents each; that
tickets for childien are % cents each; and
that these tickets can be procured at the
gate. OF course this has reference to other
adults and other children than those partici-
pating in the picnic These have the privilege
of the grounds by right of their arrangements
with the Farmer This ticket arrangement
will have some effect, it is thought, in keep
ing out hoodlums and other improper
characters
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-09

Twelve persons were killed and ffty-one
injured, some of them fatally, by the fall OF
the suspension bridge at Bath, England.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-09

1t is denied that the Pope has conferred an
order upon President McN1ahon. 1t was
disorder, rather, and he conferred it upon all
France
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-09

General Grant will visit his daughter, Mel
lie Sartoris, at Southampton in few days
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-09

Louisville, June THE international Ty-
geographical Union to-day resolved to send a
delegate to the Paris Exposition next year to
represent American compositors.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-09

The West Lancashire (England), Golfers
have struck, They number several thousand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-09
This BANK WILL RECEIVE SAVING.

L. Deposits in low One Dollar, and issue
Pass Books for the
Will issue Time and Call Certificates OF Deposit and
receive Commercial Deposits open account subject to
check draft demand
posts
Buy and sell exchange on New York, Canada and San
Francisco. Currency and Bullion bought and sold
Make collections loan money, and discount CONNER
cial paper.
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FOR RENT.

At the Warm Springs Hotel, Small Cottage, suitable
for respectable and wife, small family desiring to
try the curative properties OF the Springs Apply the
premises ie9f
, 1877-10-04
FIRES.


An alarm from. Box SIS about $50 o'clock
yesterday morning wns caused by tho discovery
Of t|rc tn a barn in thu rear oI No. asl1 North
aurkrt street, owned bY Peter Clark. Tho
damage amounts to about $50; Insured. A
few minutes later Arc was discovered In barn
In the rear Of No. lei Chestnut street, owned by
Pat 0'Seill, which was dumagcd to the extent
ot ~. No Insurance. still another tre in a
barn IN tho rear Of No. 81 White street, owned
by Edward Cocdy, was discovered about tho
satas time, and this was damaged about IS
TAcsc thtee fires, in the sa0c vicinity and at the
same time, eee.n to Indicate the work Of nccIl.
diaries. 4 detective was put to work on Tho
case yesterday, mud though lie llns found ctloux!,
~ assure him that tho hros we're lucendary, liz
does not yet know sufficient to guarantee bin,
in aFTcsttnK any ono,
Tho alarm from box o0o at $50 yesterday
afternoon wa cas'scd BY sparks from = stratn
barge setting fire to pile Ut shjnklc. In tie
yard Of Walkup IL Merrill, corner Vi Lumber
street and Stewart avenue. Damage ts!1lug.
, 1877-10-04


PARIS. Oct 8-Jules 9lnlon Is suffering from
carbunclc. IN operation resulted unfa7ora-
biz, and hts condition is precasious.
AGAIN ELECTEn.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-SEr John BcrInctt, twtcc
elected Alderman for the Ward Of Chcaps[de
aud rejected by tile Court Of Aldermen as per.
son ullat 10 discharge his dut!cs has again been
elected.
Bt0 FAAups.
LONDON, Oct. 3.--IAcorrgtpoudeat wrItcs Tint
tic Midland Railroad has been lcfrauuctl III
gigantic mud astonishing manner by soinr OF It's
officers, builing putttlons OF responsibility, In
whs,m the utmost confidence was PLACED. Tho
principal means bv which the Company las tecn
uc!raudel WAS hy persons erecting private
dwellings mud utscF buildings, both for them
selves aild otless, with tho material and men
bcIulging To tl,r Company. ecvcral lellnquenta
are. It Is sad, in psisou, and o.hcra will bo ar
rcstcl ailortiy. :.
THE zooL0os,
LONDON, oN,Oct.a-tnsurrecttHn appears to hare
broken Out III ONO Of tie Xuoloo Islands, Us q
telegram received ut Madrid from Singapore an-
nol,Ilers the dctcat Of 1900 insurgents by the
Spanish troops
GOLD SHIPMENTS.
loxpor, Oct. 3.-One huntlrcd thousand
pounds worth Of bar gold Was withdrawn from
the Bank o! England yesterday for shipulent 10
New York.
, 1877-10-04
PRICE S2vE CENTS.

oeergt.; oe9s e;,.nl Taylor, Of 1.onl.tan4,
and Surgeon: :0etafa joseph X. Barnes, U. s. 4
The Introductory address WIS delivered l,Yt
Mr.. Winthrop. Tho eleventh annual rcpofc
Treasurer submitted. Dr. Sears in bis .cpors
reviewed The work Of tile la.t ten years, an
compared the tta.o Of popular etl,1ratton
tfns Southern States with 1t, condition whc n
trust In Virginia the amount furnished frorn
tho Peabody fund for the past ycar was $1s,l5O;
during The past ten years, $a)l ...5. Tho amount
awars1eti to North Carolina for tho past
SSear Se, s,o vas s.Do; tho past len years,
*Sl,DD; Smith Carolina. last ycar,
$4.:UI: during ten years, 3o7,g.JO;
Georgia, laat year, $3.50; and 97,1G3 in all.
Florida, last 5car. sg.!tn: ten years, siO,450.
Alahana received In ten years $55450; MIssis.
gtycn. Te1u. received s1s,8o0 fron the fund;
Askansaa, $W,U0; Tennessee, $1ol ,G5o. and
West Virginia, $l07.7l0.