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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-08-02
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACKSON, Miss, July %, 1882

Numerous complaints having reached this
office of the failure of outgoing officers to
turn over to their successors the Revised Code
of 1880, and other Public Documents, desire
to call the attention of Circuit Clerks to the
following section of the Code and ask their
cooperation in having the same properly en-
forced
SECTION 421. Every Justice of the Peace
or other officer, 10 whom the Statute laws, or
other books, have been or may be furnished by
the State shall carefully preserve the same
and at the expiration of his term, shall deIiUer
the same to ms successor, and take has receipt
therefor, and file the same in the Office of the
clerk of the Circuit Court of the county where
such office is exercised; and in default thereof
the said Court, on motion Of the clerk, or of the
successor IN office, (whose duty it shall be to
make such motion) shall enter judgment in
favor of the State against snch Justice, or
officer, SO in default. for the sum Of ten dollars
for each uolame missing, and not satisfactorily
accounted for, FIVE days notice being given of
such motion.
In this connection, it may be well to state
that special care should be taken of the Acts
of 1882, recently distributed as this Office will
be unable to fill any future acquisitions for
same The Code authorized the printing of
only 5000 copies, whereas the distribution re-
quires $500 copies.
HENRY C. MYERS,
August 2, 18S2-1t. Secretary of State.
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DEATH Of LANES 5. Barfleld.

The statement in our last issue prepared
the MANY friends of Mr.. BARFIELD for til,
sad announcement we make this morning
his death at two o'clock yesterday afternoon
He had been a great sufferer for more than
year. Afflicted as he was, most mer
would have abandoned business long since
but he remained at his store until a few
weeks ago when he had to be carried home
As he left the store he remarked that his
work was done. And SO it proved. His
end was peace. He had long since made a
profession of religion, and among his last
utterances was the expression of an abiding
confidence in the goodness and the mercy of
the Redeemer to receive and save him.
Mr. BARFIELD was a native of Charles
ton, S. c., and was in the 52d year of his
age. He came to jackson in the winter of
1854, and until the war was engaged in
business as a member of the jewelry firm of
Patton & BarfeId. In the great struggle,
he took quiet but efficient part, and in
war as in peace discharged his duty faithful
ly and conscientiously. He leaves a dis
consulate wife, an adopted daughter whom
he loved most tenderly, many relatives and
host of friends who will mourn his
death and treasure his memory. His
funeral will take place from the Presbyteri-
an church this morning, and his brethren
of the Masonic fraternity viii in few hours
from this writing confde to the keeping Of
mother earth all that is mortal Of JAMES S.
BAEFIELD. And thus it is
Friend after friend departs
Who has not lost a friend?
There is no union here of hearts
That hath not here an end"
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Public Documents Notice to Public
effcerz.

aug.2,82-3m.
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METHODIST
District High School.
BLACK EEaMk. Carroll Co, Miss.

At THE CLOSE OF THE TENTH YEAI
"A has fully established its claim to equal
ity with the best Schools in the State. The
course of Study is extensive; the rates o.
Board and Tuition are as low as the demands
of such School will allow the Teachers are
all graduates, who have been thoroughly test
ed the Furniture and Appliances for illus
tration are sufficient; the facilities for Sun
day School and Church Service are excellent
the moral tone of the people is unexcelled,
and the salubrity of the climates unsurpassed
in our Southern country. Board, Washing,
Lights and Tuition for t'centy tceeks from
$3.50 to S83 50. No extras, except Musie,
$25, and French, s..
Next Term commences SEPTEMBER 4, 1872.
For Catalogue or other information apply to
f. W. TARRANT, A. NJ, President,
aug.2 '82-4w.
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PLANTERS, saw-mill men and others,
wanting machinery would do well to con-
suit the advertisements of II. Dudley Cole
man & Bro, New Orleans. They are in the
front rank of the most progressive and re-
sponsible manufacturers in the South, and
those who order from them can rely upon
square dealing. They have large and
steadily increasing business in Mississippi,
and their orders from Texas are simply i'm
mense. In the steady and safe growth of
their business, we have demonstration of
what may be accomplished by pluck,
patience, industry and energy-all which
elements the members of the firm possess in
healthy proportions.
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Died.

PIERCE PAUL ROBINSON, promising lit
tie boy of seven years, son of Mrs Martha
Robinson, of Sharon, Madison county, died
on Monday morning last, at the Washington
House, the residence of his aunt, after
several weeks illness Mrs. Robinson came
to Jackson a month ago, on 4 visit to her
sister, soon after which her little boy became
sick. On Monday afternoon she took him
home for burial.
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This Press is driven by a belt the same as
a gin stand or mill, and the screw and follower
are run either up or down with the same motion
of the belt, and ii is not necessary to slacken
the speed of the engine OF the line shaft on
which is placed the pulley or drum driving
the Press to move the screw in an opposite
direction. 1t is so very simple that the least
skilled person can readily understand and
work it. 1t can be placed either in the lint
room or outside, the framing being complete
within itself
We make three sizes ofColeman's tsimmon' s
PATENT Friction Cleared Power Presses, to-
wit:
8 feet by 4 inch, Wrought Iron Scre0 and
9 foot Packing Boz, Price complete
8 feet By fUe inch, Wrought Iron Screw and
10 foot Packing Boz. Price Complete
10 feet By 5 inch, Wrought Iron Screv and
II foot Packing Boz, Price Complete
1926 90.
We also make the Friction Cleared Press to
Pack DOWN with wrought iron screw 10 feet
long by inches in diameter and a foot pack
ingbox, price complete, $4,000.
We also manufacture here in New Orleans
COLEMAN'S SIMPLE SCREW COTTON
PRESS for horse power Price complete
with foot by inch screw, and foot packing
Box $4,000.
Also, COLEMAN'S PEDESTAL SCREW"
PRESS, requiring no support whatever. Price
$3.50 co.
We make heavy reductions for all cash and
sell on time for satisfactory paper bearing inter
est; but not at cash prices. Parties wishing
to buy on time will please name references.
Write forillustrated circulars and address
the manufacturers,
H. DUDLEY COLEMAN Al bro,
Mills, Engines and Machinery Manufacturers
and Dealers.
Nos. Il UNION AND 8 PERDlDo STREETS. New
ORLEANS.
FOUNDRY AND FACTORY: ERAro STREET.
FROM MAGNOLIA TO CLARA SIS.
We want responsible Agents to solicit orders
on commission for our goods where we are not
represented.
Shafting and Pulleys specially.
july q, S2-3m.
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Miss PAULIyA MEsMER, who has been a
loved inmate of the family of Mr.. Chris.
Hiuckle for the past six years, left few
days since for Burlington, Iowa, to visit her
brother aud sister. She will be absent a few
weeks only. Her many friends will be glad
to welcome her return, and will wish her,
while absent, a happy time among the
friends Of her youth.
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SECTION 1. J. L. MeCaskin, W. H. Wall,
Thomas J. Wood Jno. A. Webb, John McGill,
W O. Lowd, W. MADDEN and w. G. Sykes and
such otherpersons as they may, from time to
time, associate with them, their successors and
assigns, be and they are hereby created body
polite and corporate, under the corporate name
of "The Jackson City Mutual, Fire, Wind and
Lighting Insurance Association" and by that
name shall have perpetual succession, the
right to sue and be sued, in all the courts of
law and equity in this State, to have q cor
porate seal and alter or change the same at
pleasure; to acquire and hold property and
to dispose of the same at pleasure.
SEC. 2. The object and purposes Of this As
ISOLATION are to associate together persons who
may desire to assure their property against
loss or damage by fire, wind and lighting or
either, by issuing benefit certificates to its
members payable in the event of loss or dam
age on mutual assessment plan.
SIC. 3. The persons named in the Charter
and their associates or assigns, shall constl-
tute Board of Directors, who shall manage
and control the affairs of this Association, and
adopt such bylaws rules and regulations as
they may see proper, and to alter or amend
the same at pleasure +; prouidsd, They be not
in violation of the Constitution and laws of
the State or of the Quilted States.
SEC. a. Said Board of Directors shall have
power to select such officers .and agents as
they may deem necessary for the purpose of
carving out the objects Of the Association;
and their terms of Office and compensation
shall be fixed by said Board of Directors, but
said Board shall elect a Treasurer and Secre-
tary, whose terms of Office and compensation
shall be fixed by said Board, and they shah be
required to enter into bond, with good security,
PAYABLE to said Association, in such penalties
as said Board may fix, conditioned for the
faithful performance of their respective duties
and for the proper application of what
moneys may::come into their hands belonging
to the Association; and said bonds may be
increase from time to time, by Iorder of said
Board of Directors whenever they deem it
necessary.
SEC. s. The private property Of the incor-
porators shall not be liable for any debt due
by the Association.
SIC. g. Said Association shall have and
enjoy all the rights, powers and privileges
conferred by law upon benevolent associa-
SEC. 7. The domicil Of said Association
shall be ct jackson, Mississippi, but may be
changed at any time, to any point other than
jackson. within this State, whenever the
Board Of Directors may desire to do so.
find nothing in the foregoing charter viola
tive Of the laws or Constitution Of the State.
7. C. CATcHINGs, Atty Ten. :
Aug. 2. ,S2-3w.
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Mr.. THos B. CRAIG, a native of the Blue
Grass region of Kentucky, and now repre-
senting a frst-class wholesale dry-goods
house in st. Louis, favored THE CLARION
with passing call last week Mr. Craig
has built up frst-class trade in our city
and State, and his many customers are al
ways glad to meet him and give their orders.
We have known Mr.. Craig for several years,
and are pleased to know that he is succeed
ing so well in his chosen pursuit.
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VIZ had the pleasure Of call this week
from Maj. All II. Isaacson, one of the lead
in- citizens and merchants Of New Orleans,
and one OF the most genial and companions
able gentleman in our acquaintance. He
has d host Of friends and customers in
Mississippi. Maj. Isaacson is the patentee
Of Louisiana Syrup in air-tight cans and
glass" Of which we may make further men
ton when that promised sample comes to
hand.
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These MILLS will grind faster and better
than any other of the same diameter of stone
/ ever offered to the public. We make eight
sizes from Is inch up 10 36 inches, either Pull
ley or Cleared Mill, and either Counter
shaft or with Mortise lNoiseless) Gearing.
The COLEMAN CORN MILL has success
fully stood the test of over 80 years practical
use, and stands pre-eminent to-day in the mill
ing art.
We have made many valuable improvements
and recent conveniences, includingour Center
lift attachment Iron Bridgetree, etc., and in
vite'he closest scrutiny and criticism to the
character of our work ,'and the materials used
in their construction.
COLEMAN'S CORN MILLS have solid
French Burr Stones, are made entirely by us
at our Foundry, Factory and Machine Works
here in New Orleans, and a full line Of all
sizes are kept constantly on hand ready for
immediate shipment.
Write for circulars and prices, and address
H DUDLEYRCOLEIAN;& BRO,
Manufacturers of
Corn Mills, Saw Mills, Steam Engines, Cotton
Presses, Shafting, Pullcys, and dealers in
Plantation Machinery.
OFFICE: No.l2 Union Street. WARrEoous:
No. Perdido St; No. 10 Union ST. No. IS
Commerce St, and No. "a Carondelet St.
FACTORY AND FOUNDRY ERAro ST., FROM
MAGNOLIA TO CLARA SFs., NEW 0aLEANs, la.
We carry in Stock here ready for shipment,
the largest Stock Of Engines and Boilersi in the
South
We want responsible Agents TO solicit orders
on commission for our goods where we are not
represented.
july26, 'S2-3m.
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Notice, Unmarried People !!

IL you wish to join an Association thai
cannot cost you anything, join the NASHVILLE
ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, just organized. and
pays its benefits in 4 months. For terms and
particulars address
VI. F. MURDOCH, Secretary,
Is North Summer ST., Nashville, Tenn.
iulyl9, SILT
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS
Faculty of % PrOfessOrs-494 Students
in Attendance During Past Session.

EIFTH SESSION OF COLLEGIATE DE
i PARTMENT begins OCTOBER 2, 1882. Full
Collegiate Courses in Languages, Bellies Let
tres, and Sciences, leading to Degrees, Adj
junct High School to prepare students tol
Collegiate Department. Faculty of y Pro
lessons and 250 Students in Collegiate Depart
ment and High School during last session
Tuition fees, $45 per annum in High Sehoo
and $50 in Collegiate Department, including
full course in Languages, Mathematics, Chem.
istry, Physics and Mechanics. For further
information and Catalogue, address
Il. IL. JESSE, Dean.
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Liver. Kidney and Bright,s Disease.

A medicine that destroys the germ or
cause of Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Kidney
and Liver Complaints, and has power to
root them out of the system, is above all
price. Such a medicine is Hop Bitters,
and positive proof of this can be found by
one trial, or by asking your neighbers, who
have been cured by it.
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THE Central Matrimonial Aid Association
makes a substantial showing in another
column-nineteen benefits paid, and total
membership to date of $50. The DAY
plan seems to be very popular.
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State street, next door to Green's Bank, Jack.
son, Mississippi. wish it distinctly under
stood that do not sell these common Oils.
know too much about them. l viii not sell
an article that / cannot knowingly recon-
mend, not from what others say, but of my
own acknowledgement are certain to get good
article when you get your Oil at Browns
Oil Depot. 1 am told that parties are selling
Oil. stating that it is Browns Oil THI'
srArSMENr Is FALSE. Browns Oil is to BE-
had only at Browns Oil Depot.
WM. J. BROWN, sR.
July u, 'S2-5t.
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WE have had the pleasure of calls during
the last few days from DR.. Phares, of the A.
and NJ. College, Judge Frederic Speed, Grand
Master Of Masons; Senator J. G. Hamilton
and Capt. Jas. Hayes, of the Union Aid As
ISOLATION; Hon. G. C. Chandler, District
Attorney for the Northern District; Mejsrs.
VIM. II. Powell and r. W. Garrison, of
Canton; 9nd Sheriff.. D. I of Choc-
taW.
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RECEIYER,S SALE.

ny VIRTUE or i DECREE or THE
ID Chancery Conrt Of Kinds County. First
District, viii on
THuRsDAY. FR1DAr AID SAEuRDAYs AUGUsT
25TH AND 2erH. 1852
proceed ID sell in front OF the City Hall Jack
son; Mississippi, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, within legal hours, various and sundFy
judgments, notes and accounts, due and be-
longing 70 the estate Of Richardson S Be-
The same % be sold without reserve.
jas. D. STEWART
aug N. Receiver etc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR. A. H1IzHEIM.

WILL BE IN JACKSON ON OR ABOUT
w the 18th of AUGUsT, and will be pleased
to have his old patrons, and the public gener
ally, call on him, at his Rooms, in the "HILz
HEI4 BUILDING" for any DENTAL WoEK they
may need. Will remain few days only.
aug 2 'S2-2w
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Mr. c. T. RUDD, recently of Cairo, sue
ccods Capt. Jno. \. Webb, as agent of the
c. st. L. & \. o. r. R., at Jackson. He
took charge yesterday.
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Mr. BUCHANAN, of the Grenada Sentinel,
was among the visitors at the Capital on
Monday, and we are pleased that he gave
THE CLARION passing call.
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Buy Your Sorghum Machinery, at the
lowest Cash prices, from A. NJ. HARDIN s.
Co. % Chestnut Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
aug.2, '82-2m.
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JUDGE PETER B. BAILEY offers for sale
nearly six thousand acres of land in eight
counties. For particulars, see advertise
mrut
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Session of Medical Department commences
October Is. 1S82. Full Medical Courses with
special advantages. Nine Professors and PIT
Students in Medical Department during past
session. Address for details,
I. c. RICHARDSON, N. D., Dean.
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Mas. CASTwELL is spending few weeks
in Rankin, for her health. Her store, on
Capitol street, continues open for business.
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Centenary College.
UACKSnN. IA

NEXT SESSION BEeINs FIRsT MONDAY I,
IN SEPTEMBER, 1882. Two Professors have
heen recently added to the Faculty. The en-
tire expense. per session, for BOARD AM
TUITION, need not exceed $l44.00 in the Pre-
paratory, and $1,000 in the College Depart
ment. Send for Catalogue.
D. M. RUSH, President
aug2, '62-2m.
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ny LIQUOR

Ill mendation Of the most fastidioas con-
noisseurs for its purity. healthfnlness and
delicaey, in which qualities | am justified in
saying that il has never been excelled. By
the slownes Of fermentation the generation
Of fusil oil Is almost entirely obyiated, and by
the perfect manner Of distillntion all delete
riosls substances are eliminated from the spir-
II. II is especially recommended from its
purity ana wholesomcnesa for medicinal pur-
poser.
HAarEH. DisHller, Nelson Co, Ky.
-soLE AGEyrs-
III MULLER & SON,
feb, SLY. JACKSON, MISS.
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DR. J. W. HoUGH, of our city, now reads
The CLARION Kenosha, Wisconsin, where
he will remain several weeks.
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UniVersity of Virginia.

csEssI0N BEGINS on THE FIRsf OF
- October, and continues nine months. Ap-
ply for Catalogues to the Secretary Of the Fa-
rnsrle Co. Virgins.
JAS. T. HARRISON,
Chairman of the Faculty.
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Session of Law Department, begins Novem-
Der H. 1882 Full Courses in Common and
Civil Law. Four Professors and q students
during past session. For details address,
CARLETON HUNT, Ii. D., Dean.
aug.2 82-3m.
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Mississippi Lands for Sale.

n Nets. ESQ., Of Louisville, Is Agent for
winston County Lands. G. &. Anderson, ksq.s
Of Koseiusko, is Agent for Atlals county
an5 are good cotton and corn producing lands.
Neehoba and Winston have some pine IS veil
a. ofher timber upon them. Coal IS said e
have been recently discovered IN Winston
county.
$ - r PETER Z. BAILEY.
aus. se2-an: JACKSON Mss,
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From Stewards Closing Out Sale.
Chickasaw matrimonial Association,

ChickasaW Matrimonial Association,
OF memphis, TENN. A new Company. Ben
edts in four months. Reliable Agents Want
ed. For information, address w. L. RAY,
Secretary, Memphis, Tenn.
nug.2, 'S2-3t.
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RAIN fell in jackson on eighteen days
during the month of July.
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stuart's Female College

WILL OPEN IT'S FoRTY-FoURTH AN
w nua1 Session SEPTEMBER 4th, with full
corps Of able and experienced teachers. Ex-
eeptionally good advantages are offered in this
School for the training of Girls in all branches
plain and ornamental. Course Of study
thorough; location healthy Terms moderate.
For Catalogue address
W. H. STUART, PRINCIPAL.
july19, '62-4w SHELBYvILLE, KY.
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Or. ]. BRADFIELD's
Female REGULATOR
woEaAM's BEST FRIEND.

tits well known to physicians and alasi too well
known to suffering women themselves, that they
are subject to numerous diseases peculiar to theil
sex, such as suppression OF the Menses, painful
and scanty Menstruation, Congestion, liberation
and Falling Of the Womb, attended with end
less train Of sympathetic and constitutional disor
ders, which embitters the whole life, and which
have long been considered as almost incurable
But at last the remedy has been toundin
DR.. J. BradfeId's Female Regulator,
tbs not ''eure-alI," but remedy for one class
Of diseases, all of which pertain to the woMB.
ANY sufferer from the diseases mentioned can
take this remedy and thus relieve herself without
revealing her condition to any one and without
subjecting her womanly modesty to the shock of
an examination by physician.
To bring health and happiness to the homes of
suffering women is a mission before which royal
favor sinks into insignifcance. What earthly ben
efaction can compare with one which protects from
THAT dire disease whose ruthless power
NitherS beautyS trancient fower?"
which gives ease for pain Joy for sorrow srnjIae
tears the rose Of health for the paIIor Of
ease the light, elastic step for dragging WEAKNESS
nights OF soft repose for heavy hours of tnssjno,
restlessness, bounding yigor for langufshing dnIs
ness the sweet line OF full grown beauty for the
OF mental, physical, social and domestic enioy-
ments for aJea0 sad days OF pain and gloom ending
the results Of DR.. J. BRADFIELD's FEMlLE RFSI,.
LAI0R which IS hence truly and appropriately
whites and all those Irregularities of the
womb so destructive to the health happiness and
single bottle Il R q Wohderr 6e ma9 before
All who suffer from any of these diseases are
trial: 1t has cured thousands, and will cure YOU
Price, small size, 70 cents Large size Il IN
Manufactured by
.BRADFIELD, Atlanta, Ga.
For sale etey1gohere
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Franklin Female College,
HOLLY SPRINGS. MISS.

RIO THE ADVANTAGES OF a HEALTHY
i Location and Commodious Buildings, with
pleasant surroundings and refined commune
ty. this College adds assurance Of the facili-
ties for thorough instruction in the English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music Vocal and Instrumentall Elocution
and Art.
Board and Tuition az Very Moderate Rates.
The SD Annual Session begins WEDsEsDA Az,
SEPTEMBER 6TH, 1884, and closes FRIDAy,
JUSK STH, 1885,
For full particulars address
MRs. 81. B CLARK,
iulyIa 81 In PH1KcIPAI.
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THE CHARTER

Of incorporation of the lack.
SON City Mutual Fire, Wind and
Lighting Insurance Association
located at jackson, Mississippi