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Notice.
OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER

=
JACKSON, Miss, March Sth, 1881.
In order to the es tablishment of a system
of Fire Alarms" which shall give early
and definite information of the locality of
Fires, the following instructions are hereby
issued, and it is urged upon all persons in
giving the alarm, to use also the signal be-
low, namely:
The City of Jackson will be, from and
after this date, divided into three Fire
Districts, denominated, the 1st, ID and Sd,
and will be situated in what are known in
the City as North, South and West Wards,
respectively.
For any alarm, where the fire is in the
North Ward, or 1st Fire District, after the
general alarm, its locality will be indicated
by consecutive strokes of fire bell of ONB
tap each. For any alarm for the South
Ward, or I'd Fire District, after general
alarm, consecutive strokes of TWO taps EACH
For the West Ward, or Sd Fire District,
after general alarm, consecutive strokes of
THREE taps each. By order
r. L. SAUNDERS, Chief Engineer.
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Secretary Blaine Cables Regrets and SYM
pathy.
What Ex-GOv. Acorn Most Fears.
Greenville Times.

Greenville Times
If the State has no guarantee against
James L. Alcorn's schemes and political
thirst save that of his fear of persons, the
security is worthless. What that gentle
man most fears, what should and what does
interpose as a barrier between him and the
high estate which he once held and abused,
is the people of Mississippi. Until the
memory of that unholy alliance between
him and that band of trained thieves, by
which he became Senator and they robbed
and plundered his State and his people. is
scared from their minds, his reinstatement
in Mississippi official position will not be
permitted The revolution of 1875 which
drove from our borders the persons whom
Ex-Governor Alcorn appointed to fill our
local offices, wrote "fnis" to his political
being. We speak thus confidently upon
this subject, being brought into fictitious
Importance by the Memphis press, and I'M
duly agitating certain of our editorial con-
freres; because we believe in the fidelity of
the people of Mississippi to the principles
of honest government, to their best inter
ests, to themselves.
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assassin ALTON OF THE EN-
PEROR OF RUSSIA.

MINISTER FOSTER COMMUNICATES THE IN
TELLIGENCE To SECRETARY BLAINE.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The Secretary
of State received the following kilograms
this afternoon
ST. PETERSBURG, March 13-Blaine,
Secretary: Emperor wounded in carriage
to-day by bomb. Injury not yet known.
FOSTER
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 13.-Blaine, Sec
rotary: Emperor dead FOSTER.
Secretary Blaine Cables Regrets. and SYM
pathy.
WASHINGTON, March 13-The Secretary
of State, soon after receiving the telegram
announcing the death of the Emperor of
Russia, sent the following dispatch to Mr.
Foster, American Minister at st. Peters
burg; Express to the Minister of Foreign
Affairs the sentiments of sorrow with which
the President and people of the United
States have heard of the terrible crime OF
which the Emperor has been the victim,
and their profound sympathy with the i'm
perial family and the Russian people in
their great affiiction.
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary of State
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roups, for Babies, and for Ladies who
got good picture elsewhere" Seut-
pto Studio is the place And Spring
h summer the most favorable time
Abovel
Htinic light (the blue ond violet rays
blar spectrum are intenser and most
'e in Spring.
\ it not Also, that a clear blue sky
eeessary
E. v SEUTTEE,
3-St Jeweler and Artist.
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EThOmas B. Dalton, ESD.
West Point Echo

Our County Superintendent of Educa-
ton, Mr. 7. B. Dalton, is exerting himself
TO make the system of free schools as efica-
cious possible. He is the right man in
the right place, and we hope he will receive
all the encouragement and assistance neces-
sary to enable him to prosecute the work
successfully.
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DIR. HI. HansloM Dead.

Crystal Springs Monitor.
The announcement of the death of this
distinguished physician, which took place
few days ago, in Hazlehurst, will be re-
ceiyed with sincere sorrow by a large circle
of friends and acquaintance here. As a
physician DIR. Hanslow took high rank in
his prof ession.
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A YOUNG MAN KILLED BY WOMAN
UNDER STRANGE CIRCUMSTANCES.

Special to THE CLARION.
VICKsBURG, March u, 1881.
A young man, A. Naples, was killed at
Edwards, last night, by white woman
named Mrs. S. L. Spaulding. When Ma
pies was found he was lying on the floor in
her room, blood flowing freely from two
mortal wounds in either breast; one caused
from the contents from loaded shotgun
and the other from pistol ball.
Mrs. Spaulding says she shot the deceased
while he was attempting to forcibly enter
her ROOM Mrs Spaulding was arrested
and taken to Raymond Jail. Mrs. Spauld-
ing has been living at Edwards about one
year, having moved to that place from
Franklin parish, Louisiana.
1t is reported that a note was found
in Naples pocket in Mrs Spaulding's
handwriting requesting him to come to
see her. If so, it would seem that for
some cause, she had premeditated assas-
sination. But we await further devel-
OpmentS.
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Capital for Investment With the Planters.

8
The New Orleans States of yesterday
evening announces the arrival in chat city
Of three millions of dollars of English capi>
tai, which is ready to be loaned to planters
at long time at 8 per cent. interest, the lat
ter to be paid annually. The States is
ready to furnish the names of the agents.
one of whom was distinguished ex-confed-
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LIABILITIES +.
S 709,974 So

The greatest amount insured in any one risk
governed by circumstances.
The greatest amount allowed by rules of
said Company to De insured in any one city,
town village, and the greatest amount al
lowed to be insured in any one block, gov
erned by circumstances.
Copy of Act of Incorporation and copy Of
Certificate of Deposit of the Stale Treasurer,
filed in the AUDITORS Office.
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l. Assistant Physician to Professor
h, Paris.
b., 1915 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
.c,rrlE7:-Nervous Diseases, and Chron-
eeases.
EaFvcE~ 49, Fifteen years successful
b. in New Orleans among the most
.nent business men.
/. Il, 81. ly.
.oNrLFrE assortment of Ziegler Shoes for
!. Misses and Children, can always be
Il mt A. VIRpEN's.
s. Goods-Our motto Is not to be under
%call and examine. You viii find the
Helectcd stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
b.. Shoes. Hats, Underwear, Cloaks and
IN. and almost any other article that
il fouudin any establishment in the State
b. low ana lower than those who boast
Ieh about low prices.
EF~cLoruING SPECIALITY.
Il. & s. VIRDEN.
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questions the fact that more cases of
oppression, irregularities and uterine
pms of every kind. are being daily
DIR. J. Brad6eid's Female Regulator.
All other remedies combined. Its sue
syond precedent Thousands of GER
Prom women everywhere pour in upon
Rietor. The attention of prominent
pen has been aroused in behalf of this
n compound, and the most successful
hers use it. If women suffer herafter
their own feRlt.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 3, 1879,
Hsed Brad6elIs Female Regulator
r al that is claimed for it. 1t has
my HANDS complete success in the
Of all those diseases peculiar to fe-
p practice of fifty years I have
hing equal to it.
JAS. G. MAULL, n D.
radfeld, Prop, Atlanta, Ga. Price
bottle. Sold by BxYRoN LEMLY,
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Magnolia Gazette.l

We learn from Capt. W. M. MeNuItv.
rhefitE, that old Bike county makes ! GOOD
showing this year II regard 10 the delin-
queut tar lands. It has been the least tan
land sale that has been known In this coun-
~ for twenty five years Only twenty-four
receipts were offered, and only FIVE Of them
went to ths State.
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Sworn 10 aud subscribed before ma. thi-'.gt
day Of JaHuary, 1881.
T. 81 FRAs. BARBER OGDEN.
Notary Public " City and County Of NY.
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Hon. o. B. singleton.
Holly springs Reporter.l

1I0IIy GpIIH1s Ist 50TLeF.
Hon. o. R. Singleton has recently been
quite III in Washington We trust his recov-
cry will be speedy. Mississippi meyer had
harder working or more efficient Repreaen-
tative at Washington than Col. Singleton.
and could not well afford to lose his valuable
services at the National CAPITAL.
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DOMIEION OF CANADA,
COUNTY OF YORK.

Hon. JOHN MoMURRIcH, President, and /.
L. KENNY, Managing Director, of the WEST
ERN Insurance COMPANY, of Toronto, Onta-
rio, being duly sworn, depose and say that the
foregoing is full, true and correct statement
of the affairs of the said Company; that the
said Insurance Company is the bona fide own
er of at least One HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual cash capital
invested in stocks of at least par value, or in
Bonds and Mortgages Of Real Estate, worth
double the am unit for which the same is mort
gagged and that they are the above described
officers of said Insurance Company.
JOHN MCMURRICH. President.
1. l. KENNY, Managing Director.
Subscribed and Sworn to before me, this
18th day of February, 1881.
81 WIN. DAVIDSON, Notary Public.
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Supreme Court of Mississippi.

OCTOBER TERN, A. D., 1880,
TUESDAY, March 3, 1881.
ORDERED, That at the April Term, 1881 Of
" this court the docket Of the First lmiddleJ
District will be taken mp on the first Monday
and called until the fourth Monday in April,
when the docket Of the Third (Northern)
District viii be taken up and called until the
second Monday in May, when the docket Of
the Second (SGntheEn) District will be dis
posed Of.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: OLIVER CLIFTON Clerk
March 10, Sl-30d
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Mississippi Republicans in Washington
National Republican 9Th

Hon. John R. Lynch, of Mississippi, pre-
sented to President Garfield last evening a
number of prominent gentlemen from that
State among whom were Luke Lea, George
G. Mckee, J. Tarbell, J. L. Morphis, G. G.
Chandler, W. II. Vassar, r. J. Alcorn, c.
w. Clarke, w. F. Fitzgerald, R. II. Walker.
Wesley Creighton, and ]. L. Lake, Jr. The
gentlemen were received in the Fast Room,
and were apparently gratifed by the cordial
greeting extended
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The V. 4 N. Road.
Vicksburg Herald

Vlcksburg Herald.
Col. Thomas Rigby, President of the
Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad, who has
just returned from Philadelphia, informed
this reporter yesterday that so far there has
been no change in the ownership of the road, |
and that it would be conducted under its
present Management as heretofore.
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PaEsrDENT GARFIELD has re-nominated
Mr.. a. n. Kimball for Receiver Of Public
Monies at jackson.
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COLUMBUS, GA. April u, 1873.
r. J. MoFFErr-D Sir-My wife and
are satisfied that the life of our teeth
by was saved by the use of your Teeth
ee,hing Powders), when other remedies
lied to relieve him. We hare been d.
srfh the speedy qEd permanentreliet giren
pur children from SeBsrr Cholera NorbHs.
na is Indispensable to us, and should be
i all parents having small children.
JESSE B. Wright,
Foreman Enquirer-Sun.
bale by BYRON LEMLY. Jackson. Miss.
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Douglas '. State of Missippi.

The following cases were reversed and r.
npdnded:
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gsged and that they ere tha above dtscfita
cneers Of said Insurance COMPANY
B. s. WALCOTT. President
j. hEMSEh LANE, Secretary
sworn % aud Subscribed before me- this I'd
day OF January, 1881.
T. - FRAS. BARRIER OGDEN.
Notary Public If City and County Of NY
Know ALL MEN "a THEsR PRKsENrs. That
the HANOVER FIRE INsURANcE CoNPavv ~
New ork- do hereby authorize any and an
agents that said Company has. or NAV here
Aiter nave or appoint, in the State OF NIissis.
slppl Tor or on behalf Of said Company. to
accept and acknowledge service Of ali pro
cess "hether mesne or hnal, in any action or
proceeding against said Company i'm anv III
the courts OF said State of Mississiupi a6d h.
is hereby admit, aud agreed thar such ser-
vice OF the process aforesaid shall br t.Eer
ana held TO be valid and sufficient in that be-
hair, the same as If served upon said Comma.
ny, according 10 the laws and practice of said
State, or any other State; and all claims Of
right OF error by reason Of the manner Of such
service, IS hereby expressly waived and re-
linquished
Witness our hands and the seal Of said
Company, this 2i day of January. 1851
IL. ;. b. ). NALCOrT. President.
}. REMSEN LANE, Secry.
do hereby certify, that the foregoing sfsta-
ment OF the HANOVER FIRE INsURANcE Con-.
PANf, OF New York, Is true and correct copy
OF the original now on file In this office
Given under my hand and seal OF Office
r. this, the LIST Of March A. d.. ISL
s. GWIN,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
-. y. BARESONS, Agent,
mario, 'sl-Sw. JACKSON. MISS
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.DNrLETE assortment of Hiegler Shoes for
Il. Misses and Children, can always be
~ A NIRnFN-s
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80
Wall Paper.

Old Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
-.
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Terrible Homicide at Edwards.

Court adjourned Wednesday, March
1881, till LIST Monday in April, 1881.
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To Whom it May Concern.

STATE TREASURER OFFICE.
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. ], 1880.
NOTICE is this day given that the Frank
IN lin Fire Insurance Company of Pbila-
delphia, Pa, will withdraw its deposit from
the State Treasury. six months from the date
hereof WM. l.. HEMINGWAY,
Sept1 S0Gm. State Treasarer.
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A ScOundrel Gets His Deserts.
A NEGRO RAvIsHER HUNG AT MISSISSIPPI
CITY.
Especial to THE CLAR1oN.T

HANDsBoRo, Miss, March ia negro
Ed. Turner for ravishing Mrs. Mcintosh,
white lady, was taken out of jail last
night at Mississippi City and hung to a tree
near, by party of masked men.
The body was taken down this evening by
the coroner's jury. The people approve the
lynching.
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and Cheapest Place to buy Trim
ek and White Laces, Neek.Ties, silk
hiefs, etc, is at the Singer Machina
~ street, opposite Capitol. II.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Hanover Fire Insurance. Go.
OF NEW YORK,
DF NEW YORH
On the sIst day of Dec, 1850,

The name of the Company is HANOVER FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
The locality of the Company is New York
The amount of its Capital Stock is Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The amount of its Capital Stock paid up is
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE AS
FOLLOWS:
Cash on hand and in the hands
Of Agents or other persOns.......S l44,521 %
Zeal Estate, uniucumbered ......... 1850 90
Bonds owned by the Company and how they
are secured, with the rate Of interest thereon;
as follows:
Do Uol,,n Vol
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snI to Planters. through Business Men as
Agents.
Premiums, $3.50 90.
Ii d OzfFR...................C oRINTH, MISS.
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The greatest amount insured in



any one rlsk...,. > DUN w
The greatest amount allowed by rules of said
Company to be insured in any one city, town
or village, and the greatest amount allowed 20
be insured in any one block, so as not TO lose
more than So, 900 at any one time.
Copy of Act of Incorporation, aud copy Of
Certificate of Deposit of the State Treasurer,
ied in the Auditors Office.
STATE OF GEORGIA,1
COUNTY OF MUsC0aEE.
J. RHODES BRowN, President and LAMBERT
SPENCER, Secretary, of the GEORGIA Hons
Insurance CoMPANY, Of Columbus, Georgia,
being duly sworn, depOse and say that the
foregoing is full, true and correct statement
of the affairs of the said Company that the
said Insurance Company is the bona hde own
er of at least ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THoUs-
AND DOLLARS of actual cash, capital, in
vested in stocks of at least par value, or ia
Bonds and Mortgages of Real Estate, worth
double the amount for which the same is mort
gagged; and that they are the above described
officers of said Insurance Company.
}. RHODES BROWN, President
L. SPENCER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this ii
day of February, 1891.
Il. 81 GEO. w. DILLINGHAN,
Notary Public.
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hSonie Mutual Benefit Association.
Assessments Nos. 10 and 20.

Holly SPRIyGs, Feb. Is. 1881.
ember- 81 the Masonic Mutual Benefit
notation are hereby notified Of the follow
deaths
4 lg-Bra C.. T. Wells. Of Bolton Lodge,
H..lG who died January <, 1881
gO-Brn. I--aac Roseubaum. Of King
|,non lodge. No 333 Meridian, who died
barry ~, 1851.
Gilure ID pay above by April l4th, 1881
H. membership and all claims 10 Benefit
b BE sure 70 give the Number OF your
H6cate. ,,o.,,, o
ar II, lS-O-td.
p Old Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
SIDEWAYS.
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STATEMENT OF THE coNDrT1oN
OF THE
PheniX Insurance COmp'V.
OF NEW YORK,
On the sI~t day of Dec. 1850.

The name of the Company is the Phenix In
surance Company.
, The Locality Of the Company is No. u and
IA Court street, Brooklyn
The amount of its Capital Stock is One Mil
lion Dollars 90
. The amount its Capital Stock paid up is
The AssETs OF THE COMPANY ARE As FoLLows:
Cash on hand and in the hands of
Agents or other persons ........s 345. 80 40
Cash in Company's
principal ootiee-.S 1893 IS
Cash deposited in
Shoe and Leather
National Blk, NY rs 26S Is
Cash deposit IN St.
Nicholas National
Bank n. Y............ $1,000 90
Cash in h i of A CTS,
in course of trans
mission, of which
has been collected
to January ~ 81,
$40, 733 55............. les, 497 IL S4S. 765 81
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Notice

i TO the highes. bidder for cash A. the front
door Of tho Capitol in Jackson, Miss. between
the hours Of eleven A. n and I p H., March
II, 1881, such quantity, not % exceed $1,000,
OF four per cent. Mississippi State Bonds, as
may be requisite to pay off two judgments
with cost. against the deposit of the knicker-
booker Life Insurance Company, and in favor
of Lucy A. J. Munger. in compliance with
Sections 1899 and 1893 Code Of 1850. Amount
OF judgment and cost. &c, to be realized,
s79l5 43.
WM. L. HEMINGWAY,
State Treasurer Mississippi.
Jackson, Miss Feb. 9 lSSl-tmarl2.
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The STANLEY Matthews Case to be Fought
GYMr Af.ANn.

WAsHnSGToN, March 1.-THE President
has ,,asainated Stanley Matthews for Assoc
ciate Justice Of the Supreme Court
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PREsBNrs, That
the GEORGIA HOME Insurance COMPANY of
Columbus, Georgia do hereby authorize any
and all agents that said Company has or may
hereafter have or appoint, in the State of Mis-
sssippi, for or on behalf Of said Company,
cess, whether mesne or final, in any action or
proceeding against said Company in any Of
the courts of said State of Mississippi; and
it is hereby admitted and agreed that such
service of the process aforesaid shall be taken
and held to be valid and sufficient in that be-
half the same as if served upon said Compa-
ny, according TO the laws and practice Of said
State, any other State; and all claims Of
right Of error by reason of the manner Of such
service is hereby expressly waived and re-
linqushed.
Witness our hand and the seal Of said Com
pany, this I'd day Of February, 1881.
L. 81 J. RHODES BROW s. PresIt
L. SPENCER Secretary
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Know ALL MEN BY THESE Presents, That
the WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY of TOron-
to, Ontario, do hereby authorize any and all
Agents that said Company has, may here
sippi, for or on behalf of said Company; to ac-
cept and acknowledge service of all process.
whether mense or final, in any action or pro-
ceeding against said Company in any of the
courts of SAID State of Mississippi; and it is
hereby admitted and agreed that such service
of the process Aforesaid shall be taken and
held to be valid and sufficient In that beha If
the same as if served upon said Copany, ae-
eording to the laws and practice of said State,
or any other State; and all claims of right of
error by reason of the manner of such SER
vice, is hereby expressly waived and relin-
pushed.
Il. 81 1881 - y -
JOHN McAIURRICH. President.
l. /. KENNY, Managing Director.
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LIABILITIES.

Amount due or not due TO banks or
other creditors ..,..p.....,
Losses adjusted and due ............... .........
Losses adjusted and not due. ......... Cd.
Losses unadjusted... ................. GOO
Losses in suspense waiting for fur
ther PROOF ......
All other claims against the Com
pany 7O,OOl
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DIR. w. BILLIE,

eNEssEE WAGONS, best in the world, for
.orev SIDEWAYS
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Musical Notice.

hracticaI workman on Pianos and Organs
heated at Jackson, and offers his services
IA public in jackson and its surroundings.
Instruments completely renovated and
In order by the year at low rates. Leave
r. at Brunsou : Book StOre'
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do hereby certify that the foregoing state
ment Of GEORGIA HONE INSURANCE CoNPANY,
of Columbus, Georgia, is = true and correct
copy of the original now on file in this office.
Given under my baud and seal o. Office this
r, - the lsg Of March A. b.. 1881.
L. d S, GWtN, Auditor Public Accounts.
-. n. BARROWS, Agent,
mario sl-3w. JACKSON MISS.
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$l,l86,775 O6

The greatest amount insured in any one risk
varies according to situation.
The greatest amount allowed hv rules of
said Company to be insured in any one city
town or village, and the greatest amount al
lowed to be insured in any one block varies
according TO situation.
Copy of Act of Incorporation, and copy Of
Certificate OF Deposit OF the State Treasurer,
filed in the Auditors office.
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Settled Beyond A Doubt.

II GEAR, Bull Tongues, Sweeps, &c
G. ID. Subway.