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New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
SOUTH CARoLINA's PARTISAN COURT.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Feb. 14-The Legislature,
to-day elected six circuit Judges, to ill vacancies oc-
casoned by decision OF tho Supreme Court as
follows For First Circuit T. {. Presley, Charles
ton; Second Circuit. A. L. Aldrich, BdrnwelI: Third
Circuit A. J. Shaw, SUMTER Fourth Circuit, J. H. IIud
son. Marlboro; Sixth Circuit, T. j. Mackey, Chester
and for the ghth Circuit, Thomas Thomson Abbeville
The gentlemen chosen were designated by Democratic
caucus held last night and are all DemOcratcs except
Mr.. Mackey, who Is Republican. The bond commits
sou's report will not be considered until next week
The opinion Is growing stronger day. In favor ol
accepting settlement under tie Consolidation Act Of
1873.
King Victor owed but $3,000,000 when he
died. When the King said he would tread IN the
footsteps OF his father, certain tradesnen resolved
You can't do II ut my grocery"IDetrot Free Press
TELEpHONIC TRAGEDY.-Musical Master OF
the Future-Help Help I've turned ON Wagner,
and-oh, lori can't stop hun !-ltunny Folks.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
NEWyORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY FEBRUARY l5 1878

and Charles Dexhe.mer Secretaries. Charies
wendt, Adolph Dcnher and Adoiph Reidhahn'
Mr. Ottcndorer thanked the committee for rerlecthg
him and urged the association TO Seep up s course
The organization had In view the welfare OF fhe czn
OF NeW-York aud he pledged himself 10 exert all ms
efforts To secure that end. RESOLUTIONS were passed
among others asserting faith IN the principle OF inde-
Than ever convinced that true reform ~ ony i"ssoe
under a municipal government elected lnd'penutht o
Marty mol cs We decidedly support all measures ior
tle abolition Of all extravaganza ia the pbnc sefVcc.
and therefore favor the Gucon OF al salaries III view
M nimnuton OF taxes and rcsofa OF prosperity
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CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

ALBANY, Feb. 14.-Heury Fisher, a bartender
committed sucide today avoid arrest charge
aceHJ.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb 1.-THE Supreme Conrt
to-day affirmed the decision of he Madison Court the
Of John Beavers for the murder Of John W. sewe Beavers
VIII be executed tomorrow.
SPRiSGFIELD. Mass, Feb. 1l.-Fiye pounds of
ulmnate la Iee Smiths percussion factory exploded
TODAY demOshing the building ana Instantly killing Olis
smith, Junior partner oi The lrnl.
PoUGuKFEPsIF. n. Y, Feb. 1.-THE dead body of
n man legs cut oG. found Highland
t0n Hudson River Railroad this morning The
mains have not yot been identified.
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ALBANY.
DoINGs AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

DOINGS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
pyn.rr ON THE DAILY EXCISE BILL IN THE ASSEMBLY
THE APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED BY THE
SENATE.
The Excise question occupied most OF the session
of the Assembly yesterday. Mr.. Daly's bill was
warmly advocated by its author, and as warmly
opposed by Mr.. Gilbert, who claimed that Its pas
sage was urged only by liquor dealers and
their paid attorneys, while it was opposed by all
the better classes of society Progress was reported
The Appropriation Bill passed in the Senate.
bill was introduced to prevent fraud in the sale
of milk
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyE.l

NATE INVESTMENTS AND rpASS-TIIE CAPITAL
IMPAIRED BUT SURPLUS OF SOL, $50, AS RE
CARDS POIICY-HOLDERs.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, Feb. 14.-Superintenden Smith, OF
the Insurance Department issued report today show
ing the result OF the recent examination or the Homo
opathic Mutual Life Insurance Company. The supern-
tendent says that included in the assets OF the
company are $3l 600 In bonds OF the towns
OF Yates Somerset & Lewiston issued in aid Of the
Lake Ontario shore Railroad Company The validity OF
the bonds IL I'm dispute and the coupons past due
aud unpaid. There Is no demand III the market for the
same bu, The supernten Is OF the opinion tnat tBc
could be sold ut the ate OF 90 cents on the dollar and
has therefore placed them at that amount. By
reason of foreclosure the company Is IN pos
aS% esiiH in OF NewYork &f and NewJersey I ~ Costing
S-iO6j1 90 According 10 the report OF the appraisers
appoheG Cy tue % nec se ~ a%ona M e0
taheu for debt the other seven were taken under
foreclosure the amount originally loaned the
Only one piece produces any income To the com
pany. the AMOUNT OF sch income being SGSo; IL
the companys invested assets are not Understanding
nor incomepToducng namely. me amounts invested @ N
carefully investigated each piece OF property owned by
to the company having been examined as
to tite ana value three the loans found
TO b. in excess OF the present values or te property
mortgaged The cxcesses amount $4,000, but in
one case the is $4,000, the superinen-
dent sassfed, fO ini0I 0Inati0n furnished, tht the
bond OF corporal making the mortgage VIII pro-
tect the company loss and therefore no deduction
on account of OF SAID loan IL made.
TIE collateral loans Win single exception are hade
according law. The company is economically man
aged by reputable gentlemen. The company has been
struggling for time unuer an Impairment
OF CAPITAL stock, that has undoubtedly interfered
with lis efforts tn procure new business which Is highly
essential 10 successful future. The surplus regards
policy ho the basis OF admitted assets IL S5l,
jJ2 O. Us regards stockholders there is an impairment
of $IiS1i7 81. The total admitted assets amount 10
1867 $50 NOT admitted to $2O.3l2. The liabilities are
as follows Net reinsurance reserve. S0OS32l; unpaid
S34I9; total Liabilities except capital, S6l5,754 Is
capital stock, 1000; Surplus as regards policy
holders. SOL .Jo2 O2 deficiency regards stockholders,
81
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15

The General Committee of the German
American Independent Citizens Association
ganzcd last evening by the election OF the
following officers: President, Oswald Ottendor-
fer; Vice -Prcsidente q. ID. Seward, Charles Goepp
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BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS.
WILLIAM UPnAM's SETTLEMENT.

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 14.-At a meeting
OF the creditors Of william Upham q Co., and the
Spencer Wooen Co Of Spencer to-day all the creditors
except present. The Liabilities asccrtaned
20 be si23,O0O the assets sOJ OO0 exclusive OF real
and mortgages. The creditors all accepted prop
usitOn 80 cents the dollar In two ana four months
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THE HOMEOPATHIC LIFE.

REPORT BY SUPERINTENDENT sMYTH-UNFoRrU-
NATE INVESTMENTS AND reANs-TIE CAPITAL
IMPAIRED, BUT A SURPLUS OF $5I,552, AS RE
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15

to the parties hereafter nnmed the following bills being
f0r cnscs incurred by the request OF the Supc
in,cndent OF the Insurance Department in examining
the affairs ~ the said COMPANY . -, 60, ~ ~,,,.
"TO Harms & Rudd attorneys-at-law, Tor examining
OF title TO motgaged property and real estate
Thc Attorney General may want TO modify the above
order upon the OF the order 10 show cause with
oul additional paper" or at any Id other tns cou,.
The following gentlemen rendered bills for services IN
examinations OF titles OF property owned by and
ned 10 Dy the superintendent, and. am informed
audited by the Controller, and are as follows: 4:
Moran Eagles & Vol, attorneys at law OF Chicago lll
Tor cxaunation OF five (j) ttcs OF property owned
by and NOR gagged 10 this company, inyo ing ~ 335
iunnd Va Tor the examination title property
ior said company. involving $4,000 amounting oSi0O
mcnt Of the bills OK Grubb & Williams, Richmond, Va.
800; Coleman & Laimbcer New-York CITY, $1,000; l..
C. Platt, Owrgu y. y, II go 53.
The Following gentlemen rendered bills for appraising
When We're certified by the superintendent, and ain
informed, audited by the Controller, and are us fol-
H. T. Dugiid, ninc pieces OF property in onondlga
County, 500 -. j. Blauyet, eight pieces In ltockand
Ter County, Sls Whiting & Davenport. twenty-one
pieces 10 Kings County, - D. r. "&k9IIIan iOrty
piece in Virginia. 500 The wnolo amount is audited BY
The Controller, amounting To $40.
NEw-YoRK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Bill OF Messrs. waldo Toby and Grover, for the
animation Of 267S titles comprising abstracts,
bonds mortgages and other papers, involving $780,,
cent Touching this bill there is on file In this depart
mcnt n letter addressed TO the superintendent.
which says that for such examination, Including
the tracing OF the chain OF t.e, scrutiny
of the property, descriptions as they appear
IN recHls of the deeds testing the completeness of
inc official searches attached 10 the abstracts and
INJURY into any questions which may be presented and
certifying result We consider so reasonable
and proper charge for abstract, assuming large
number 10 be submitted at time; for single cases tat
fee would be inadcqu ALEXANDER Il GREEN
IOkD. DAY LORD,
FOslE N THOMPSON.
Its understood that this bill has been paid direct
the attorneys by the company.
appraisers Bills.
John Lambeer for apprsising 375 pieces Of property
In NewYOrk County, mOrtgagrd for $l5f27.77o,
amounting TO 5000 JOnn Rowland. pieces, Albany
County. 800 John A. Place, IA pieces, Oswego County
S5O Hall FantOn, . pieces, Schuyler County, SO;
Walter Sessions, 10 pieces, Chautauqna County.
1923 60; L. A. Carpenter piece Suffolk County, T@3 10
w. II. Danols, piece, ~ Lawrence County, SO 10
w. W. Rockwell, one piece Warren County, sl3; W. IL.
Woodin, ak pieces, Cayuga County, VA 90; Oliver
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Designed to meet the public want for 8
harmless hair. dressing and restorative, il
found in Pafkefss' Hair Balsam. IL acts
like magic, commencing at the very roots
removes Dandruf and all humors from the
scalp, and Snever fails TO res ore gray or
iaded hair to Its original Youthful color and
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purity OF composition, render it the grow
I'M fayorite Of the toilet table everywhere.
Buy. a bottle from your druggist and test its
merits: For sale by Byron Lemiy. Jack
on, Mississippi. 40 81
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- SUPPER AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies
ofthe Presbyterian Church of this city pro-
pose giving supper and festival at Angelo' S
Hall on Tuesday evening next, 18th inst, to
which the public are cordially invited. A
rare and dainty bill OF fare will be present
ed, and special feature will be oysters.
which will be served hot in every style.
We bespeak for the ladies patronage. COM
nensurate with their zeal in the cause Of
religion, and guarantee an evening OF
pleasure to all who attend.,s -, Z rs 4
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!. Grand Royal Arch Chapter


AT the Meeting Of the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter of Mississippi held at Grenada, this
week, the following were elected Grand
officers for the ensuing year, 49,.
:. John ST. Jones, Cold Water, Grand High
Priest .r.uf arg rta~vrIr,. '-s.,' - ,7
h. B. Brannin, Aberdeen, Deputy Grand
High Priest. trt~.-:, l:--.R -
Frederick Speed, Vicksburg, Grand King.
Frank Burkitt, Okalona, Grand Scribe.
2 b. f. Kimb-ough, Ashland, Crane Cap
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18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1878

at the west door of the Capitol, in Jackson,
sell to the highest bidder (for terms Of sale see
note, the following described property, to-wit:
Lots three, four, five, six, seven and eight, and
the one-eigth OF lot number two, of section
Eight in Township Fourteen, Range Eight,
West; also lots one, two, three and four of
section thirty-four less fifty and half acres
belonging to J. J. Person also lot two of sec
ton thirty-two, less 80 80 l0O-acres, belonging
to Wade Hampton; also lot five, of section
thirty-one, less one and 55-100acres belonging
to Wade Hampton; also lots three and six OF
section thirty-fye, land end of section nine,
containing in the aggregate, one thousand
three, hundred and thirty and 70-l00 acres,
bounded on the west by Lake Washington, on
the south by land of j. J. Person, on the east
by Steele Bayou, and on the north by lands
of Wade Hampton. ....... 4. .....
rH g. ARCHY McGEHEE Commr
NoTE.-TERMs OF .SALE.-One-fourth cash,
and the remaining three-fourths payable in
twelve months from the day of said sale, with
interest from date at 8 per eentum per annum.
Lien reserved to secure payment Of deferred
payment ...-... .>--. ARCHY MCGEHEE,
q anl5, 7S-WtdS. .-..-. -s..-... Commissioners
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Monday, the 25th DAY of February, 1878,

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- Edt0ards' House Wednesday, February
6AJattfes Woodmansee and wife. Abing-
ton; al re- Oahu Grenada; J. J: CLARK
Jackson;. Peyt6n Harrison, Vicksburg !; J
Il. D!King, Noxubee county VIM. Reeves,
Brandon;IC: a. Howard, V. &. NJ, r. R; W
ID. Clark. Shuqualak; r. p. Nicely, Tennes-
see; }. R. Drether, New York; w. H
Watt, Louisville; S. l.. Saunders, Miss; j.
b. Williams; St.Iouis; w. A. Ray, Vino
ma; Nj. Postelwate, Ohio; Horace Handy.
New Orleans; S. l.. Richardson, Suhfiower
county ;'W'D: Goonan, Natchez; c: E. Mar
county;e I.]' 4. : Campbell Vicksburg
city j. S, Robinson, Lehore county; Ar,
thur FAINT, Holly. Springs. j. E., Duane
Clinton;N, IL, Harris, +. d Clarke, A. B.
Pittman, hurry F. Smith, Alex. III. Arthur,
A. X. Ronham, Vicksburg; T. Graves, New
Orleans; w. B. Farmer, jackson. Tenn ID.
b. McCallum, BostontE E. Mimms. Utica
A. 5. Punton, Washington county Jehn E
Martin Plttsburg; s. III. Howell, Cairo; j
L. Walker Meridian. *r! - fr-''i
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cial Flavoring Extracts with others in the
market, will convince any person that for
strength and delicacy OF flavor, DIR. Prices
is far superior While the other fiavorinps
have a tIrPentiny, taste and odor. Dr.,
Price's'is q natural as the fruits from which
they are made.
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Merchant Tailoring and Furnishing House

REV. j. J. CLARK, formerly of Brookhayen
has located permanently in Jackson, to do a
General Furnishing business. Cutting, Re-
pairing and filing orders, as Agent for Jno
Wannamaker. Samples shown and price sta
ted. He may be found at the room at the head
of the stairs in Garrison's Building, in front
of the Capitol feb2-t. ... t-...
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WE had the pleasure of call yester
day from Mr.. W. A. Roy, General Manager
of Agencies of the Cooperative Life In
surance Association of Mississippi. An
agreeable gentleman, and nephew, by the
way, of the late Col, w. d. Roy, the famous
journalist.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAVE YOsIEs N7ONEN.

TAM SELLING LANDRETES SEED, whole,
i or 10 cent papers, for SC. paper. Small
seeds mailed to any address at 70 cents per
dozen papers.
ian2S-tf B. LEMLY, DRUGGIsT
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HARPER'S BAZAAR
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ne DAZAK IS the organ Of the fashionable
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ana 1t is the authority in all matters of man,
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Boston Traveller.
Inc BAzAR cemmends itself to every mem
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The manufacturers point Wit GREAT pride to
the success of their SIMMOF., S
Friction Cleared StGSr.d Chiffon Press

IllGllUl uGdrGu DlG6 ii U0ltOl PIES
mas met with during th' past four seasons as
guarantee of their v ork in Cotton Presses
ana have to state tb at the Simple Screw Cot
ton fress IA cut o. which is annexed is built
WIN me same care, material and workman
Sn,a . eng, a heavy, inch wrought lIoH
screw, Q Feet long, tWo-inch pitch, and nine
foot cotton nox, the same rs used in our Steam
ress9s. In quoting the price, we feel sure IL
10 Wl'hln the means of al and know we arc
SlEIng the fuII value for the money ODIJ .!
puliuihg large quantities at a time and slse-
liaOlZlhg our work are we enabled TO sell tnIo
eAceiIent Press at so low a price giving ".
customers the full benefit Of reductions IN
materials and workmanship, and not asking
mem 10 pay for royalties, or bonuses to csP'
talIsts or monopolies
Inc PRESS IS made Of the best material anu
workmanship, is fully guaranteed to pres.
haie OF Cotton weighing 500 lbs, makes hea'
oale; has solid wrought-irOn screw IouL-
inch diameter and two-inch pitch ana eA-
tremely simple Extreme heighth of Pre9Ss
from bottom of stills to top of tOp-plateal AZ ~
rect; from bottom of stills to bottom OF s!u'
doors, feet, 8 inches. The side doors are IN
tended to open down fat on lint room n .NLt
Net length of packing box, feet total WeilsnsS
OF press complete, $500 pounds; net wia aiia,
box, feet, inches; net breadth of box 1 tt
inches; length of bale under pressure 4If zee
inches; width do 2 feet, 3 inches helsD h
do, feet 3 inches. When this Press put
In lint room, it is calculated to have the sides
or doors open down on the lint room Hoo The
end doors are taken out, so that the ends Of
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pressure. By this arrangement n uch neater
bale is made. Each Press is put mn and the
parts are properly marked, ST. owing how is
should go together. It's then AIKEN part and
carefully packed. and such p arts as might by
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this arrangement of mari ;nr the parts, any
together. e0 "
q gbe s n1r nuraner mr. rmaton apply as aooas'
ID. Dudley Coleman l. BrOs
We II Union street
r,, NEW ORLEANS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

..Up7To,cn .Hotel-Tuesday, Ecoruary6-G
H., Snyder, St. Louis; Martin Kelly, Mem
pills; B. B. Myles, Vicksburg; j. D. Mil
leny, Raymond; L. n. Goldsmith, Louis
vile; M. kielscheimer, Greenvile; JAS
Kincannon,' y. c. Gazette, New York; NJ
=. Sohnson, Louisville; S. J. Cannman, St
Eouis;J c. Fisher, Evansville, Ind Geo
CAN'T, j. T Jefferson, Memphis; w. French
Macon; g. H.tStrong, Baltimore; Geo. II
Allen, New Orleans. y, -t., ~a