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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-03-24
NEWS IN GENERAL.


The Prpsiden, has signed the commission q
WcoaIsen A. Kernon for postmaster At Colum
5 bus. Miss.
A resolution has passed the Texas IegiSla
ture requiring hat women shall be employed
f in the State Department for every position
they are competent TO fill, upon the same terms
: and conditions as men, Right
The New York Tribune says the coll ctor.
OF the Worlds Fair commission report eoRdi
5 tional and unconditional subscriptions aggre
gate s9O00
Bush, Yates Co., cotton factors. of Mobile,
have failed.
The Democrats who have helped to keep Mr..
Kellogg in will have the full fruit of their
labors. So says the n. o. Plcayune.
Some boys blew up schOOlhouse. using
two kegs of powder, at New Bremen, Fairfield
county. Ohio. The house went to atoms.
i The Illinois House of Representatives reject
ed the bin for the regulation of the practice
of dentistry.
C. James HoIane, of Marine, Minnesota,
shot and killed his wife.
! The Alabama river is at present higherthan
ever before known
John Bots, a well known furniture dealer in
New Orleans has suicidsd-
Toney Pine killed Peter Cook, formerly OF
Mississippi, at Red River on the 10th, for q
relative of his fifteen years ago. Pine was
released on proof of his proTocation.
General A. j. Edgarton, the new Republi-
can Senator from Minnesota, was member of
the Charleston Convention in 1860 and voted |
6hy-seYeu times for Jefferson Davis for Presi- |
dent. He afterward came to Baltimore and
voted for Breckenridge.
John W. Garrett, President of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, receives but
"a per year salary.
The Tribune publishes the names of the con-
trihutors of $169, 900 of the fund for Gen.
Grant. raised by Mr.. George Jones, of the
Times. J. w. Maekey, Jay Gould and VIM. H.
Vanderbilt contributed SIS, 900 each.
party of Canadians is reported prospect
ing in Jackson county, Ark, last week.
The Arkansas Senate has passed in an
amended shape, the House bill to prohibit the
carrying Of deadly weapons.
A resolution looking to the impeachment of
Gov. I. j. Churchill was introduced in the
Kansas House the 9Th and voted down amid
considerable excitement, the ballot standing ,
80 and IL.
bill is before the Legislature to establish
the whipping-post as a punishment for wife
beating.
The Massachusetts Legislature has passed
the straight-out prohibition liquor bill by
vote OF 1O8 to 80.
Capt John Hicks, a planter living fourteen
miles below Little Rock, accidentally shot his
niece, Miss Winnie Burnett, yesterday in ,
iicting wound which will necessitate the
amputatiOn of her right arm
Judge D. G.. Venerable, of Denison Texas f
was thrown under the wheels Of loaded t.
wagon and instantly killed. v
With the exception of England ard Belgium :
III the countries Of Europe have either inter
llcted Or put restrictions upon the importation
'f American pork on account of supposed "
u
P. NJ. General James fights nit Conkling. 5,
Pardee of louisiana now awaiting con- q
irmation as United States Judge, was nomi- "
lated for the same office by President Grant e
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A Good Thing.

German Syrup is the special prescription of
DR.. A. Boschee, celebrated German Physi-
clan. and is acknowledged to be one of the
most fortunate discoveries in Medicine It
quickly cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung
troubles of the severest nature, removing, as
the parts in a strong and healthy condition.
1t 10 not an experimental medicine, but has
stood the test Of years, giving satisfaction in
every case, which its rapidly increasing sales
every season confirms. Two million bottle
sold annually. Beware of medicines of SINH
lar names lately introduced Boschee's Ger
man Syrup was introduced in the United
States in 1858 and is naw sold in every town
and village in the civilized world. Three doses
will relieve any ordinary cough Price rs
sents, Sample bottle, 10 cents,
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Co1uMRus. Ga Anril u 1873

--11sf ~ n PIT Il TOTO.
DR.. c. j. MoFFErT-Dear Sir-My wife and
myself are satisfied that the life of our teeth
ing baby was saved by the use of your Teeth
ina tfeething POwdersl when other remedies
had failed TO relieve him. We haze been de
lighted sCith the speedy and permanentrelief qiuen
one Of our children from severe Cholera Horbus.
Teethina is indispensable to us, and should be
kept by all parents having small children.
JESSE B. Wright
Foreman Enquirer-Sun
For sale by BYRON LExLY. Jackson, Miss.
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The Sickness at Agricultural and Ne.
chanical College. EfarkHfl1e.


The following is extracted from letter
from Gen. Lee, addressed to this Office, and
dated ed inst:
We are undergoing little time of de-
preston just now, but think it is all over.
We lost two students who died very sudden
II OF Meningitis during the last heavy rain,
when six inches fell in less than three DAYS
About 70 out of 26O students, have gone
home for week or ten days. We do not
apprehend any danger-Mrs. Lee, Mrs. 1t,
Bolton, Mrs. Gully, Miss Phares, Mrs.
Johnson-six ladies are here, and four of
them in the same building as the students
80 you see We do not regard the danger as
much. We have bright weather this morn
ing and N my judgment, all students can re-
turn with perfect safety by April Ist.
The College is going regularly on. There
will be no suspension of exercises in apy
shape or form.
write this that you may know the exact |
state OF AFFAIRS Yours truly,
S. d. LEE"
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Reversed.

Asa Douglass colored, was by the Circuit
Court of Adams county, convicted of muir
der, the jury fixing his punishment at i'm
prisonment for life. An appeal was taken,
and the prisoner being unable to employ
counsel in the Supreme Court, j. B. Harris,
Esq. was appointed to represent him. Mr..
Harris discharged the duty assigned him
with zeal and ability, securing a reversal of
the judgment and new trial for the ac-
cused.
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A Mississippi Belle at the Presidents
Reception.
Cincinnati Commercial. I

"There was noticeable large number of
Southern guests; they are returning to life's
gayeties in the Capital. Their women, as a
rule, take the palm of beauty, and among
them the young daughter of Gen. Chalmers
stood, as pretty as blush rose. Her toilet
was rich, simple and girlish material, thick
cream satin, front beadth honey combed by
large pearl beads the back fell in heavy
plain folds ; dress without train, with low
bodice, which was one glitter of pearl pend
ants, fromthe ivory white shoulders to the
slender waist"
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CELERY
As a Remedy for Ner-
vous Diseases.
What the Medical Pro-
fession Say About It,
AND
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTEND
ING ITS USE
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Indigestion, !SteepIessness
and Paralysis.

CELERY HAS ONLY COME INTO PUB.
~ Lie notice within the last few years as a
he-vine. but scientific experiments and expe-
rience have proved beyond a doubt that il
controls nervous irritation and periodic ner-
and sick headaches TO amarked degree
Brown-Sequard says that Celery contains
more nerve food than any other vegetable
or substance found in nature. Celery was
first discovered and used as a nervine by
French physicians about 1867. But combi-
nation of the EXTRACTS OF CELERY AND
CHI M1MILE, which has been but recently
in reduced to the profession and the public by
MYSELF, has produced such marvellous results
IN curing nervousness and head aches. and
nervous and sick headaches, neu-
ralgia, paralysis, indigestion and sleepless-
ness, that 1t has excited public attention and
newspaper comments, and many physicians
have tested the merits of the preparati ton with
the best results. nmnted heln,1 frn1, e {
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WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.

DR.. Benson's Preparation of Celery and
Chamomile for nervous diseases is the most
important addition made TO the materia gediea
in the last quarter of a century."-DR. J. W
ESGLAR, of Baltimore
DR.. Benson's Pills are worth their weight
IN gold in nervous and sick headache "-DR
A. IL. ScHLIcHrER, of Baltimore
These pills are Invaluable in nervous dis
eases. '-DR. HAMMOND, of New York
DIR. Benson's Pills for the cure of neuralgia
are success. "-DR. G.. P. HOLMAN, of Chris
hamburg, Va.
These Pills are special preparation, only|
for the cure of special diseases, as named, and.
for these diseases they are wor Shy of trial
by all intelligent sufferers They are pres
pared expressly to cure Sick Headache Ner
vous Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neural
gia, Nervousness, Paralysis, Sleeplessness
and Indigestion, and will cure any case. Price
2O cents, postage free. Sold by all druggists
Depot, lO6 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore
marchl7, silly
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Listen /!

For Groups, for Babies, and for Ladies who
never got good picture elsewhere Seut-
ter's Photo Studio is the place And Spring
and early Summer the most favorable time
for the aloye
The actinic light 1.-THE blue ond violet rays
of the solar spectrum) are intenser and most
favorable in Spring.
Forget it not Also, that clear blue sky
is NOT necessary
E. v. SEUTTER,
March 3-3t Jeweler and Artist
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AUDIToRIAL ITEMS.

LAFAYETTE CoUETY.-Capt. J. w. Nc
Leod, Sheriff and Tax Collector, paid his
respects to Capt. Gwin, Auditor Public
Accounts, on the 18th inst, to make final
settlement for the taxes of 1880. He was
charged on the Auditors books with 81, 14S-
40, State tax proper-all of which he paid
over less his commissions, save the small
sum of $16G 81 allowed him on insolyen-
cies, erroneous assessments, State lands and
State deeds, His State deeds amounted to
only $15 %. The Auditor complimented
him on having his papers so well arranged
for making such close collections and for
giving his Office SO little trouble generally.
"Mc" is ali go. K" as Tax Collector.
TALLAHATcHIE.-Amo the FIRST Cole
lectors in the State to make final settle
ments with the Auditor is Mr.. J. A. Dogan,
of Tallahatchie county, who always ''comes
to time" in most satisfactory manner.
On tue 18th inst, he presented
himself at the Captains Office 2
fortified with proper vouchers and made
his final settlement for the taxes of 1880.
Mr.. Dogan is a most excellent Collector,
thereby making him very popular at the
Auditors Office.
LEE COUNTY; On last Wednesday Mr..
J. A. Thompson, Tax Collector of Lee coun-
ty, put in an appearance at the Auditors
Office, to give an account of his stewardship
for the taxes of 1880. He was charged with
$5,775.55, ali Of which he promptly and
properly accounted for-his credits AMOUNT
ing the small sum of sI51.99 on insolven-
cies, State lands, ETC., etc. His State deed
list amounted to but $2O.47. These figures
show that he has discharged his whole duty
as regards the collection Of the State
revenue.
Baxter Wilson, Esq, the newly elected |
Tax Collector of Holmes, was in the Audi
tors Office yesterday, preparatory to max |
ing his fpal settlement. His papers, the |
Auditor thinks, indicate good showing.
vER1 CoafMENDABLE Capt i. Ii
Sykes, Sheriff Of Monroe county, brought
with him on his recent visit to the Auditors
Office. list of about 1909 acres Of land to
be released because enormously held By the /
State. This makes upward Of ii 900 acres
worked off in his county since the compiled
records went cut last fall. Capt. Sykes has
exhibited great public spirit and diligence
in perfecting the new land system, and i'll
the sherifs generally are doing likewise. the
records viii soQn b purged OF the rubbish
which has encumbsEsd then for yeasa
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LEGISLATIVE CALL.

As the time is fast approaching for the
selection Of candidates for the Legislature,
we have not thought it unwise, or too early,
to make suggestion through the press, and
in furtherance of this idea would present
the name of
NR. THOMAS ATKINSON,
as a gentleman uniting all the qualities of a
safe and wise legislator. Thoroughly iden-
titled with the interests of Kinds county
from boyhood up to the present time,
he could safely be intrusted with the
guardianship of the peoples welfare. As
a Democrat he is as true as the needle a,
the pole-but so gentle in manner and
considerate of the claims of all classes,
would doubtless secure a larger vote fro1
the opposition, than almost any man in tn
northern portion of the county.
For these reasons, coupled with his grea
success as a planter, / do not believe thI
Democrats could make a wiser selection fo
their candidate than Mr.. Atkinson.
VoX PoPULI.
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THE Canton Citizen says that Miss Fan
ME Magruder whose dramatic and must
cal talent our citizens had opportunity of
judging and applauding recentIy,is instruct
ing and practising number of young ladies
and gentlemen in the beautiful opera of
''The Bohemian Girl" to come off some
time in Nav
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HROAD TIHE-TA TABLE,
rs1NEss NOTICES
rIRST IN THE MARKET I!

4 New York buyer has struck it rich
sess,n on Special Selections Of Colored
.Rl.cs Bantiugs, with Damassee Trim
m match. Tne finest and cheapest
n TRIMMING SATINS AND SKIS in
bate.
4 If all Shades and Prices.
70 Domestics. Linen and Cottonade.
Ribbons. L1ces and Hosiery.
hleauest and best line OF
4. tvg BOYs CLOTHING anywhere
!. 90 call AMI price at
sTEpMANS CORNER STORE,
jackson, Miss.
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A Word in Season.

Corinth Sub-Soiler
The Democrats of Mississippi need have
40 fears of organizing, and arranging for the
campaign, too soon, even should they CONS
mence the preliminaries at once. So Ne
suggest that they be up and doing. Let the
bugle sound and the command Of fall in
be given.
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DIR. ". BILLIE,

\ Assistant Physician 10 Professor
III, Paris.
~, l9j CANAL SrRrEr, New ORLEANS.
Qualities Nervous Diseases. and Chron-
Ikeascs.
fEEEycEs - Fifteen years successful
zee in New Orleans among the most
fneut business men.
Il, 81, w.
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THE Carthagenian says that "the Oliver
Clifton continues to bring up heavy cargoes
of freight. Her officers are as polite and ac-
commodating set of gentlemen as person
would care to meet, and add greatly to the
popularity of the boat
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49,
A Compliment Worth Having.

Baptist Record.
THE CLARION Bindery has gotten up a
Disbursement Register for the Auditors
Of2ce that would do credit to any concern
in the United States. 1t is of immense size,
very substantially bound, of elegant pa
per, and the ruling is beautifully done.
We are proud to see such work from
Mississippi Office.
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Collapse Of a Speckle Ticket.

Port Gibson Reveille1
That worthy gentleman of the olden time,
Jshi A. Limerick, was elected Mayor of
Rodney last week, with a Board of Alder
men of the right stripe, all Democrats. The
speckled ticket collapsed.
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The Greenvillo Times has published
3 plan for dividing tho State into seven
Congressional Districts. but 10 several
instances it has Departed widely from
the proper rule of geographical uonnec-
ton which il lays down for its guidance.
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Musical Notice.

practical workman on Pianos and Organs
bcated at jackson. and offers his services
i phblic in Jackson and its surroundings.
Instruments completely renovated and
n order by the year at low rates. Leave
n at Brunson's Book Store
kNF.sEE WAGONS, best in the world, for
honey. SIDEWAYS
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Observation-Disclosures the 22d of March
at the brides fathers, J. J Halbert, in Terry,
Mr.. W. C. H. Mckinney, of McKinneysville'
Sharkey county. and Miss Mary Halbert
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n Fo II..5S OF Ouo 1'AUUaIO 1IIU OIIU TdIITOaul
zen Meridian and Enterprise, have been
N Il since Saturday. Mail trains have had
-~surn back. All the railroads in the inte-
rior of this State are badly damaged by
water. A great deal of seed corn planted is
washed up. 1t is also rotting by reason of the
continued rains.
A well known burglar named Cole has been
Sheriff awaiting a reauisition from the Gov
ernor of Mississippi. He has for some time
been operating in Gainesville and places in
Mississippi.
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r.nitnmeni In MnlI Street.

-eI by one Of the Brokers drawing half
capital prize in the Commonwealth
Eb,,i5n Co. Next drawing, March 3lst.
~ ,aur orders and be in time for this
\ sirawing. Whole tickets, s2OOi halves
~ ,fctrts. 5000; 50 tickets. $4,000:
- K. n. BoARpNAN, Courier-Journal
ING. Louisville, Ky.
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soeas-our motto is not to be under
~ ana examine. You win find the
se.ed stock Of Dry Goods, Notions.
V onOes, Hats. Underwear, Cloaks and
Z, and almost any other article that
eahd IN any establishment In the state
low and lower than those Who bOast
about low prices.
cLovHlxe A SPECIALITY.
B. as. VIRDHH.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

HoN. J. r. CHALMEEs, Representative
from the 9Th District, has returned with his
family to his home in Vicksburg.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
HAND FIRE ENGINE FOR SAL

4A1A4N1 A4bA1 WILL II L O46 OhA1S
THE RELIA BILE HAND FIRE ENGINE
L Double Decker of HoPE FIRE COMPANY,
No. 8, OF JACKSON, with its appointments
WARRANTED SUBSTANTIAL, AND IN PERFECT
WORKING ORDER. For sale on the most rea-
sonSble terms for Cash. Apply to
TH0S. SHAW
Foreman of Hope Fire Co., No. 3.
Jackson, Miss, March "a, 1851
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PROCLAMATE
800 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re
w ceived by me, that the following named
Peni Tertiary Convicts have made their escapes
from the places. and at the times mentioned
to-wit: Henry Brown from E. F. Miller, Boil.
var county, February 10Th. 1881; and Ben.
BOyca,- from E. G. Gordon, Columbus Miss :,
March 18th. 1881, and are still at large
Now, therefore, l, ]. NJ STONE Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward, for
the arrest and confinement in Jail of the said
conyicts or $50 90 for either one of them ;
said reward is payable by Hamilton, Allen &
& Co., Lessees of the Pemitentiary. And
do moreover, require all officers of this State
to be diligent in their efforts to arrest said
fugitive conyicts.
GIVEN under my hand and the Great Seal
r, - of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. o. I'D day of March, A. D., 1881.
]. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor;
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State
DESCRIPTION:
Henry Brown-Age, 30; height feet; com
plexion copper, hair black, eyes. brown, scar
from cut on right shoulder, pOx marks on fore
head.
Ben Boyce-Age, 25; height, 5 feet 10 in
Chess complexion, white. hair black, eyes
blue, two moles on back of neck, little finger
of right hand broken, scar on right leg, above
the knee.
MARIA, 'S1-3w.
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p night clerk, at Hunter & HarrintoR's
store, can, in future, be found upstairs
front room of the Kclls' building-Grst
TO the left of staircase. 2t
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bd to Planters, through Business Men as
Agents.
Premiums, 500 90.
D. OzER. ..................C oRINTH, Miss.
! FOR the Imperial Unlaundr led Shirt
est shirt made ut 81 90 each, at
WHITING 4 GRAY's.
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Don't Forget It!!!

the 30th Grand Drawing of the Common
p Distribution Co. comes off March 3lst.
y tickets. $500; halves, SI.O0. Remit by
Pr express TO r. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier
al Building Louisville. Ky.
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LIABILITIES.

The foregoing is q true and correct trans
script from the books of the News Orleans In
surance Association.
G. LANAUx, President.
LION SERE, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me, notary
public, this It'll January. 1881.
G. DEGARDBUR, in, Notary Public.
J. w. BEATTY CO.,
General Agents,
mar24. 'sI-aw. JACKSON. MISS.
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sI12,4OO Given Away

,,,-tf n $50 prizes and why not you
''. IT,. fNgEv holders Of a ticket. 1t is
4 I ., bv renting 81 to X. NJ. BOARD
Louisville, Ky.
r. 81. Spring Clothing and Gents Fur
b. Goods at
u styles
o Clothing and Hats,
Opened to-day,
A. VIRDRN's.
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LETTER LIST.

Aundried Shirts in the market, a
A. YIRbES's.
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-
pr Letters remaining in the Post-ofiee
kson, Hinds county, Miss for the week
B March -. lsei,
pN.J. Jones. Coleman, care
hmr Slth Green.
W m. tool Jones, Mrs. A. J.
Nm Keith / II
koet. Lee, Harriet.
CAT Mrs. LeSihaMaier, Peter.
Ed Milton, W. b.
John. Mitchell
Martln- Miller, Felix r.
Seott, Osbourne, VIM. e.
" \, Dr. [. u. Richards, w. H.
y, Shas- Richards, Fannie.
Srren- Syngentor, Miss Hester
y Sl31s' care Moses Speed.
p VI " Wilson. Miss Louise
ms calling for any of the above letters
Ase say advertised
W. H. H. GREEN, P. N.
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THE A. s. T. Co. Black Tip for chiIdren's
shoes adds to their beauty, while doubling
the wearing value Of the shoe. All parents
who have used them testify to this
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.ISpGA LAWN

.ISDIA Lawn
VICTORIA LAWN
IrxgS Lawn;
gslRrRG EpGING AND INSERTION,
A. VIRDEN's
). Goops. Trimming, Virmacella an
H. Iaces Jackouet and Lawn Edging
hsertiugs at WHITING "hAf .
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WE regret to see announced the death of
Mr. Julius Asher at Shreveport. formerly a
respected citizen of this place.
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W. H. H. GREEN. P. N.

rLkrE assortment Of Ziegler Shoes for
Misses and Children, can always be
n A. VIRDEH's.
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mic Mutual Benefit Association.
ments Nos. 21, p, 23, "a and 20.
unrLr SPRIxns. March Is, 1881.

sments Nos. 81, p, 23, "a and 20.
Holly SPRINGS, March 10, 1881.
hbers of the Masonic Mutual Benefit
Nation are hereby notified of the follow
Baths
N -Wm. II Watkins, Pearl Lodge, No. 70
4 3. lSSl-aged 90 years.
A. j. Mohon, Pine Bluff, No. 1913, Feb.
tSl-age Il years.
! GO. ". CbatGeld, Newton. No. 81, Feb
ksl-age ~ years.
Is A. Mason Andrew Jackson, No. z,
II. lSSl-age a. years.
b B p Scruggs, I. $. Gathright, no. ~,
70, lsSl-age 81 years.
lure % pay above by May 18th. 1881 ,
s membership aud all claims to Benefit
Be sure 10 give the Number OF your
beate.
L. b. MOSBY, Secretary.
IcY Ribbons, Neck Ties, Hosiery, in fact
thing n Notion Line at
WnlTING s. GRAYs.
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4 - - : = = = s.
- new z seat Brewster side bar
ss5as snEn out seat Buggy. Il
HnwAr.r.
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Ter Shoes

er Shoes
ling styles received to-day
A. VIRDEN.
Gjl BeliSble Tennessee Wagon.
SDWAT's.
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ner'on OAitsr. fssa
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DESCRIPTIONS:
NTEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSO-
IN CIATION.

9Hsce No. IO2 Canal Street.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
For THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 81, 1881.