Miu recur la the disrrcpan
(..Ailoatioiis cui:ecti"l with
ti.m of tases iu this conn-
t. L. T. WtLbcr, ex aud aet-
.ri(raudTxtoliettitr;inai
aCtw topics upon the
,,r3 of the county tli way
e-wity of protecting uu-ni- j
a-uilist future robberies. I
"C . . '.. !.,t. ... t,T..l
tt t m to pay no more taset
-bed ty the developments
L idciiU of tlie reeem Mrtmi
- before this couri, auu peua-
e calling of utta for tlie re
ef the moneys collected by
l-,,l.1r. If nscai je joi.uuu
p . ,
n fictitious suspeuuea usus
ithheld from State and Coun-
I, to tntjt.t!.m in thla
tasuriwt i f -"
Us given out.in suusiance.Dy
If aud bis counsel, was mat
lv wished tne question 10
crmiuedby the courts, who
le should pay this money over
State ana couniy, or 10 m
,al taxpayers ; that he pro
to make just such defense in
1.1 .-l.lt. .t. 14
batter a "wui muiu
merits ; and plainly auunueu
Ibitity f' tue "nonnt's 8ocol-
to one or the other, ana nis
ltdesire toaciiuit biniselffuir
b honorably In the matter.
therefore refrained from any
,e constructions upon his ex
ly questionable practices, iu
r large sums of money eol
u fiscal year, 1S72 and 1873.
kead, however, of actiug ac-
ig to the spirit of his dcclar-
teutlon, as Aye navo suosiau-
repeatcd it.ho employs three
firms, enters into a tecnnicai
sc. throwing such obstacles
o way of a judicial detcrmi-
i of the suits as to convince
one of the hopelessness of
. . .-..... A.
ipeeuy aitainiiieui oi tausine-
His conduct has caused the
lest alarm ou the part of his
men, who after many futile
Is to procure flora him iud-
jty against loss.have been put
o cost of employing counsel
liticn to his, to protect their
StH.
(J It t
ujy W rib' n V w W AK Ay i V Vv V 'V 'JH
! . yai.ua::
vol. r.
GREENVILLE, AVASIIINGTON CO., MISS., HATITHIKW. 3LVYS, 17.1
X- -iO.
x payers, uus is mu pium
incut of the ense, warranted
idenco of record I By mcaijs
ielnve can only Infer, a spui lV
st ol'lauds, comprising a largo
ortionof the tax-paying prop-
of the county, finds its way to
Auditor's oflleo in 1872, ns dc
ent for tho 5 eeut levee tax j
pa tlicrcforo subtracted from
.1st upon which tho Stato Au-
receives taxes from our She
yet Mr. Webber, for tho fiscal
k 1872, 1878, and until tho prac
was discovercd4374, collects
b and county, taxes thereon to
mount estimated ut from $60'
to 8100,000: no portion or
!i funis its way into the trcas
And the owners of lauds on
spurious list, though having
tuxes regularly every year
et charged with tho taxes for
year stated I
id now, after the adjournment
io Court having cognlzanco of
cs and wrongs, cx-Tax Col'
it Webber Is as freo from any
eheusioii (in tho opiniou of
counsel) of punishment, or of
ng to refund a dollar of hi
der, as the least guilty t Tax
re, our object in publishing
is to cause you to reflect and
OLVE, that though there is
kuinislimont for past offences
c shall beno opportunities for
p-c robberies; "that your purse
gs will no mare be loosened at
comb) of this Tax Collector
), tli conviction Is established,
so honey-combed and perinea
ls cur official body with cor
ion and fraud, that a man pos
ing an hundred thousand uoi-
is in no diuigerof punishment
lis oileusc bo what It may,
e-obscrvo tlmt the Pilot, a pa
qMcfly owned. by Mr. L. T.
tber', has at last taken up his
e; and we 'Jiero quota irom
paper of tho lt instant (We
i it known that hiswo quote
om an Editorial of tho Pilot ,
bmmuukatiou Ju said paper of
uaio Biatca wo cto nottugiiiiy
lioticiug; except to remark that
lit more utterly, false andean-
pus ctmld not be expressed,
n in the Tilot.) " The attempt
t has beou mr.do to blacken thp
utalijH of cx-Sherifi L. T
bber yiii ttM only ehanujterize
'imply iuftimous. His accounts
for flieniselvcs aud
has made his settlement with
State iu full."
pi discussing this matter of, Mr.
fbber's collections of taxes for
fis during which ha was Sheriff
It Collector ntid tvliinh ho has
properly accounted for, we
o confined oursolf to a state
fit of accepted facts, and we
peso to still so restrict our re
''k ; if his reputation is thereby
ckened. he. and not wo, has
kd it. , ...
as Mr. Webber is chief propri
' of tho Pilot, it is to be sup
eu- its assertions concerning
R me authoritative; and iu no
ng tliem we addross ourself di
y tp him i Wo ask him if it
Mubstantlal fact that "he has
lo full settlement with tho
Me?" Ami if no. how is it that
f ...... -
governor (a Republican) has
''oyedtho District Allornoy (a
Hblieanl to brine suit nsrainst
i. tor taxes clloctod, in the full
'"'ii oi I'.hi oniciii bonds ami
111 he Withholds after drinuml
wpouhim therefor? Iu couvcrsatioa
with ns Mr. L. T. Webber stated,
iu substance, as our rccollectiou
serves us iu words, that he re
garded himself as a "trustee" of
moucy collected on suspended laud
lists. We ask him if he can recon
cile his conduct in Court with any
such character as that pertaining
to trustee? aud if it is not In
stead, practically, that of an em
bezzler, as this term is defined iu
legal . dictionaries? Mr. Web
ber ouca stated to us, that he did
not wish to bo classed as a Cardozo
or a Davenport? let him cay
how he is now regarded by his
bondsmen those chiefly interest
ed in aualyziug his motives? And
if they would not rather stand bail
for said pair than for him ? Aud
let us here make one statement for
the benefit of the Pilot ; it ever
cplies to statements affecting the
character of officials of its set by
saying that they emanate from po
litical motives. Let it read tho
resolutions wo elsewhere publish,
and tho names associated there
with, and hoed Kus while we as
sert that the denunciations of its
chief proprietor by tho plundered
tax payers, are uo moro emphatic
than those wo have hfard from
prominent officials of this county
If it or Mr. Webber wishes names
it cau have them.
The Pilot further says of Mr,
Webber : "Ilo can iu no manner
bo counected, remotely or distant
ly, with any mutilation or abstrac
tion of records." Wo ask Mr,
Webber if tho Stub Tax Receipt
Book of liscal ycor 1872, which has
been kept in his office, has uot been
mutilated by having over one-half
its con ten t a abstracted ? aud if the
same book for 1873 has not been
mutilated ? Now for tho effect of!
this mutilutiou: It utterly and.
forever vrccludct an accurate
statement of the amount of taxes
which were collected during these
committee, signed by
Hob. j. a. :!,
" J. D WtBOKR,
" J. i u:ni.shku,
a. d. ALimmci:, esi.
E. c. mru,
was unanimously adopted.
Strong speeches were made by
Hons. Win. Cray.J. D.Webster,
J. A. Boss, A. W. Shadd aud oth
ers, condemning the frauds com
mitted upon the people of this the
county of Washington by the
Court House riu.
The publication of tho above
resolutions has been delaved from
uo sense of disrespect to the meet
ing or its members ; but it was
held duriug the session of Court
at which it was supposed Mr.
Webber would be proceeded
against criminally, and wo did not
cousider that its publication would
be proper at that time. (Iu point
of fact, Sheriff Wiuslow is a mere
figure-head, aud is in uo way re
sponsible for anything done in the
Sheriff's office ; as he has placed
Mr. Webber iu absolute chargo of
it.)
COFFINS
?-
BlILDIXC ASSOCIlTiOS X0TICE.
THE directors and stockholders
of the Greenville BuilJitijf aud
Saving Association are hereby no
tified that a meeting thereof will
be held at on
MONDAY THE 10TH DAY OF
1 4 Y VsT. tir tlin trunsHCtion of
business pertaining t the regular
mommy meetinifor way i.
W.A.EVERMAN.
may 8, 1S73. Secretary.
To the People of the loam
Tho Democratic and Conserva,
tive members of our last Legisla
ture having couterrod upon myself
tne undeserved Honor ot repre
sent insr, this county upon tho com
mittee to take such steps, and
iiiukn Riich recommendations, as
woidd lead to the organization of
a Democratic aud Conservative
party for the coming campaign,
which is to meet at Jackson on the
17th pox., I feel that it is duo to
my fellow litizcns who aro oppo
sed to tho present Kiuiieai doml
nation,' to ask that they will meet
witn mo at some early day to ad-
viso as to tho best course to bo
has tho voke of our rulers borne
so heavily as with us. Overwhelm'
-d by numbers drilled aud disci n
mica to subserve tne win oi a low
adventurers, the intelligent and
conservative portion of our com
inunity lias Had no weigut or in
fluence in thcdircctionot our pub
led by that committeo.
o part of our heirless fsTTTHJ
years I By a comparison of which hi0 affairs, aud it is to bo feared
with tho receipts of Sta'e and
county treasurers alone, cau the
amount of Mr. Webber's default
bo known! Aud now, after per
sistent efforts to proctiro a copy
of the spurious fi cent delinquent
list of 1372 (to which wo refer
that many regard it as useless to
put forth an effort to chauge this
condition of things. Lot us ro
member, however, that with tho
redemption ot the Stato govern
ment, the restoration of our local
affairs to a healthy aud honest ad
ministratiou will certainly ensue.
From every portion of tho Stato
NEW
SPRING
GOODS
AT
Iladamc
Mayors,
We are now in receipt of a stock
of fine Metallic Cases. Have on
haud also a supply of Wooden Coffins.
N. B. JOHNSON & CO.
mayS
consisting of
Llaeu Uwns,
I'roncU La us
Percale
Lusting
Grenadines
Chatulires
Marseilles ,
Japanese TopHus etc
.' Trimmed aud uutriiumed
Children's Misses and Ladies'
HA FfH
OFFICE OF THK HOARD OFLEYKE COM-
Ml.-8tO.NtU3,
For the counties of Bolivar, Wtublngtoa utl
Gkeexviujc, Miss., Jlajr S, 173.
NOTICE Is hereby crlven. that a
special meeting of the said llonrd
will be Held at onicein ureenviu',
Miss., on Monday. May Slat, 1875.
Uy order or tne rresniem :
M.KRETSCHMAR,
may 8, '75 td. Secretary.
TAKEN UP !
On Refuge plantation, on the
Lf)th ult., a Chesnut sorrel mare,
about 15 hands high, and 9 years
old, white star In tho forehead, one
white foot, and branded "I O," on
tho shoulder.
The owuer of the above described
Btray is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, aud
receive her from tho iimle:nlned
mnylO '75
BEN. GIBSON.
STOLEN!
STOLEN from Hunt's Belmont
nlimt.'iUiiii lii Hun var countv. Miss..
on the night of the 24th of April,
11875, one small dark mouse colored
ini whitish mouth nixl paces:
aIiui a smaller dark bay (popeyed
and whitish around the eyes) mare
mulo. I will pay a liberal reward
rp tim nlinvn ill-scribed mulea.
Tho person who stole this stock
hn hci-ii seen w Hi them In pg
sphrIoii. nn Cant. Hale's place in
......... ..F - A
Bolivar, going up me creeu : no
a black man, about 5 feet 8 Inches
high, heavy built and full race; he
wus accompanied when soon by a
yellow man, riding a sorrei noise,
' PRIMUS WHITE,
may 8 '"5-tf.
above, from tho Auditor's office, comes tho note of preparation for
it is reported "LOST t" Another tho coming strugglo of right with
. . t f l,.,.w,.,lt rillt nnlMOIIi.
IniDorlantmtsaingliiik. . '"'rv i
In cojiclnslon, let us say to Mr. tQ 0'xnlt ,ho smtcwith its base
Webber that-wo invito hla atten- counterfeit, cursing tho Stato for
tion and recognition of tho fore- its own aggrandisement. Prom
.i i .... tie every county comes the call, made
iiiruugu ui 11' - -IH. t, ,.,1-nos.iirsfl of men who
readers aro those cinciiy intcicsi- jjllow tmt their all is ut stako,
rA .Vim-pln and to assure him that unou every 2ood and truo mau to
wo sruarantco him a discusslou of be ,up and doing in behalf of tho
. i tMiriir i i ! rim win n ii th nrn n
bis asserted offences, free lrom F . y- ., ' limviil. nf 1B
personalties and restricted to facts. iettjul.g 0Vcr tho ignorant
masses, wliieh tUey iiuvo lullierto
-IHPII of "Sell bU ULBIUIH.UUJ, J uu. .v.
Resolved, That as citizens oi Blip froin thoir rasp. Let us then
Washington county,in nmsmoet- cast, off tho apathy of former y ears,
ing assembled, from tho evidences Let us at onco respond to tho call
now promulgated, we believe that LZ SSlS
tho legal and burdensome taxes . . , th(J canlcsln(.s8
that aro annually paid in tins 8i,0uld actuate men sullering as wo
county arc misappropriated by the have done and now do. To do
rv r n.. o,.ri nn! tii-oiipilv tliis effectually, wo should at once
Tax Collectors, and not propeily dcflno 8happl -nnd so tlult uo nmu
accounted lor; and that wo, ns misunderstand, tho issues up-
citizens and Republicans denounce otl whlch we proposo to do battle,
and condemn all such corrupt acts and thoroughly and emcicnny oi
..... . ... .!...! .! ,!. Utiinizo our forces.
or winsiow, o.ieiu i,.,- .hPi-rftirn surest that.
uty, h. i. veoucr,Bs uiiju.ioim tlll.ough thQ eolum,,8 0f vourpa
n m-oni. wrmiir tiiicu tho people of nnv. a nublio mectliiit of tiio Dem
tl.Iu ,n onnii V 111 IV 181111 STlOll. Ulliinii iiuu
Resolved, That
fully requested
sitions tliev now hold by tno sui-
ferauco of the people, and that
they hove perverted to their own
inordinate gains,
"Resolved, That L. T. Webber,
under the guiso of loyalty, and in
thcimiho of tho Republican party,
foisted himself iuto office, aud
mfld tl-e administration of this
the people of Washington county,
to Whom he is alike an alien and a
slrftnsrer. . f
Resolved, That a continuation
of this cunningly devised and very
complot system of robbery mus
lead toa general prostration of hackled him for the littlo indebt-
tho material interests of tho pco- educes. Brother Horton blatidi
plo of tho county, aud ultimately informed tho creditor that he did
brlug Upon their heads tno ven- (, lnvo the casli necessary to sei-
maylO
f n,-o wKiir-rt- of our county, who are opposed to
ihcy aicicspcct- u cuUcd tQ
to resign the po- mcett B'n cavy day of next week
in this place.
Respectfully, Y. a. i-ekcy
Green villo, May 8, 1875.
In rcsponso to tho above, and nt
1 110 requesi oi many uincuim, -
meeting is called lor neuuesuuy
tho 12th instant, at Alexander'
Hall.
Nothing but 'pcalSi
A. gentleman who had a small
claim against Chief Justice aor
ton, called ou him for settlement
Kb found tho distinguished inngis-
'trato In his office, and forthwith
geanco of a wronged uud an out
raged people.
Ilssolved. That wo unhesita
tingly denounce fraud in all of its
tlo tho bill. " Why." said the gen-
tinman "how can that be? You
.In n D-i-rnt deal of business. Your
B ...
court is crowded With litigants.
phases, and particularly the frauds IU1U your costs should bo amplo to
of officials and that wo extend to 6upport qu. How is it that you
investigating committees our enr- cannot pay so small a bill 1 " " O
nest support to suppress the cor- yc9) gaid tho magistrate, "I docs
ruptious that now exist in the a i,cap of business dat's so. You
Sheriff's office of Washington get. all dem papers "pointing to
county. tho pigeon-holes in his desk-
u,boIvp(L That the Greenville u nil 'neals. Everybody
Times bo reqticstod to publish the 'peals that has a case in my court.
rtUns adopted at this meet- hf "
Illg, WllU VUO requesi tuui. n iu
tiers friendly be requested to copy
The above resolutions presented
'7 n1. .
by tno coiuiiuwcu uu icouiuuuiioj
was received by the meeting. A
minority report signed by Major jiniUing.
O'lloa und Hardy Fields, of tho
nmnni tftoo. wns nrcscntcd nsainst Mr. M.
tho writiuir of names, which re- ability
noi f.. unou motion of Hon. Wm.
Gray, was laid on tho table. And
the ropoAfcf tho majority of tho
From the quantity of coal re
people must ex
nrt a lmid winter. . Marshall an
Ptitnian have a bargo apiece at tiro
V. B. Huff, a lawyer
nmi flini-fictct'. died ver
nii.lni.lv at Woodvillo last woe
r,. tt..ir was hk'hly esteemed
...! i,i..uil U deeply iTgrelle
American Wash Blue
'or Laundry and Household Use,
MANITACTI'BKD AT TUB
American Ultrsmariao WorkB, Nowwk, H J
B4S"Onr WhsIi Blue Is the best In
the world. It does not streak;-coi
ins nothing injurious to iieaun
fabric, an I Is used by an uie
irge launui'iis on acoouui oi i
eaHiusr elleet and cheapness, bu-
rior for wliitewashinir. Put up
in packages convenient for family
ubo. Price 10 cents each.
For sale by grocers everywhere.
Always ask for the American
Wash Blue, if you waut tho cheap
est and best.
American Ultramarine Works.
Office, 72 William Street,
3 '73-40 New York.
Guardian's Sale.
T)Y virtue and in pursuance of
1J a decree of the Chancery Court
of Washington coupty, Mississippi,
made ontuemii day or April, a.
n is7ii. ns eruardlan of Rachel and
Esther Alexander, minor heirs at
Inw of Clara Alexander, deceased,
will on MONDAY auk ui a.
DAY OF JUKF., A. U. 1875, at
tho door ot tho Courthouse or said
nountv of Wnsliimrioti. uua oe
r , ... ,...
twoen llie nours prescnueu uv iuw
expose to sale at publlo outcry to
the highest bidder for casli, the fol
lowing property suuaien in um
town of urcenviiio, couiiiy uun
stt aforesaid, to-wlt ! That pnrt
of lot six of the Reserve Addition
to the said town ns is embraced in
tho followinc description, vh : Ho
gttinltig at a stake on Main street
of said town iweuiy iwo luetuuiu
the north west comer or said lot six
running thence along Main street,
n an easterly uirecnou iiiriv-nix
f..nt.' thence in a suuineny direc
tion at a rigli angle lth Main
street one huudred aud thirty feet :
theXice In a westerly uireouon anu
at a right angle with the preceding
line forty-six feet; thence In a
northerly Uireouon anu on a nue
parallel to the western boundary
of said loVsix, one nunureu nun
thirty feet lo the point oijaegin-
uing; also thai portion oi lots
number fifteen and sixteen of tho
original town of Greenville, em
y n . . .i . w ..... . .......
braced in ir.e iouow uig umt. iuiuu
vit KcBiiininir ot the northwest
corner of said lot Blxteen, running
thence in an ensteriy airectiou anu
along the line between lots ten,
fifteen anu sixteen to me huiviiwi-h
corner of lot fourteen; thence In
n southerly direction and along the
lino between lots fourteen ami ni
teen, thirty-five feet ta a stake :
thence iu a westeily direction and
on a line parallel with the division
line between lots ten aud fifteen,
tifty-slx feet to a stake ; thence In
a southerly direction aud on a line
parnlicl to the division line be
tween lots fifteen - and sixteen,
nineteen feet; theuce in a westerly
direction and ou u line of lots pa
rallel to the northern boundary
line of lots fifteen and sixteen, sixty-four
and a half feit to Mulberry
street, and the western boundary
line of said lot sixteen to the point
of beginning! said lots will be of
r..pn.i nnd sold separately, that is
the part of lot six at one time and
tho part of lots lifteen and sixteen
ut another, but both on above day.
JACOH ALKXAM)fcU,
Guiii-lin f llAi io:i.imltiiiEU Alexander
may H.'To-io-w.!.
Tho largest stock ever exhibited
iu Greenville.
Scarfs, Plaid Ribbons, Plain Rib
bons, all kinds,
SUN UMBRELLAS,
Ladies Neck Ties, Embroideries,
French Hand-Made. Embroid
ered Yokes,
III. max mm GOODS
Sido-laco and Button SHOES,
Ladies Underwear
frexchTlowers,
Fans for 5 cents.
pANcy
CANDIES,
FANCY .
CAKES,
FANCY
CRACKERS,
mch20, '75-33 at 8. Goldsmith's,
SCHOOLOR BOYS.
T will open a privato school for
boys on Monday, Ebui instant
Tuition, $5 iter month. -
WM. (i KEEN, Jr.
Election Ordinance.
DE IT ORDAINED by the town
Jj council of fireonvilln, that W.
A.llaycraft, Tlieo. Pohl und J. II.
Banders be nnd they are hereby ap
pointed ns a Jsoard or JleKiHtrnis,
and Commissioners of Election, for
the purpose of preiiai'liitf and hold
I it t; on election in the town of
Greenvlllo at Alexander's Hall, on
tno
13th dayof Kay.A. D. 1375,
to fill tho vacancy in tho ofllce o
Mayor of said town, roused by the
reirlslrnllmibf John II. Nelson, Ei.
Ilo It further ordained, that the
snld Board of Registrars bo a'.u
they are hereby reijutred to open
the itoukfl of KogiHt ml ion or voter
n said town at Alexander's Hall
ou the
lOta day of May, A. 0. 1875,
and keep tho same open for three
nnys, for tno purpose oi revising.
making additions, d-c, to mo regis
try of voters of said town.
Bo it further cnacteJ, that
days notice of tho fine and place
of the rneetlig of tho Hoard of ltog
ndration and t he date of election w
given bv notice iu the Greenville
limes, and by the posters piuce.i
in nut loss than Ave publlo places
iu the town of Greenville
b3
STEAM
PLANING WOHK
SAW AND GRIST MILL,
;rtcnvi!!s. Miss.
T R. JOHNSON k CO.,
Cofitrators. ISulider,
ri'fpivtfullv Inform tliepnt-Hc that
tluoui'U the ageney of the above
works', we are prepared to compete
with builders in any psrt of the
country for the construction of
houses or bridvres. au-l guarantee
satisfaction In price and ijuality ol
work. Our '
H'MBEU YARD
in Greenville is now well btocked
wilh choice varieties of seasoned
rl.NE AND Cfl'RESS,
which weolll-r at reasonable prices.
Plans and speciih'ations for hous
es furuishetloii application.
ATTou:a;Y at lvw
tir.EE-SVlLI.E, MIsS. ,
j ; ructi'-e in W aali.nsu.n uml ls.-a-
(jlU-iia tualiliis, au-l tho I'tiitt'.t
I : .at. t'niKIs nt J.11 Uxm. ...l
i t UAS. W. CUtUkK., iOIIX W. SUj: Ds-
(Lai:e:: & v-iuiw.i.
ATTOKN E VS AT I. A W
Ou Waldut stitet. near iUe Court-II-iuw
GntuvUIt, MIm.
W. A. KAVCRAFT,
ATTUKX23Y AT LAW,
UliKKNVlI.LK, - . - MLSS.
2uVcs the payment of taxe, rlen.p
tiiiu, sU uud lt&.i,ng vf lauda a
speciality,
fi nil
Flnr d
I
MAGNOLIA
UNDEETAKSH,
A supply of both
Metallic and Wooden Cases
of all bizos constantly kept on
hand.
Our Wood Collins are uot up lu
Imitation of McUillcs, aud look full
as well. Cost fiom $10 to $10, ac
cording to size and triitimin;;.
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W. G. YEIUiEU.
Posey c Terser,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Clm'tiville, Miss.
W. K. TKKJtl. 1. M. ECIKSKB
ATTORNEYS AT LA W,
Greenville Miss.
OUleo iu Rank Building, Main st.
up-titalrs.
g W. PKKGUSON,
ATTOKEYAT LAW,
Will r
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rit.VCTlCE iii tho Courts
uiiic!i, Couliomitt Ilotivar,
Vut,!nii!'t-m uiul hiinui):i Coitntiei,
anil nttcm! to tint alu, piu. tm.sa and
iniLsiii of ilaiitutious and puyuicut oi
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VV. G. riieljia. ' i JoJtuui Bkiumr.
T T O R NET 8 A,T L A W
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SsuTWIll praetieo in tlie U. H.
Courts, Hiiprenio (,'ourt nnd tho
Courts f NVaHhiiigton, llollvar and
i-iutitlower Counties. oet. 3. '71.
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WM. MARSHALL,
ap2V"5-3S-3t.
Clerk
Dr. White's Drug Stora
Is removed to a building on Ills
resldciiee lot on Loeust street, tem
porarily. My goods were mainly
saved from tlie lire, nnd I still have
the most complete stock of Drugs
und Medicines lu th city of Green
ville. - ttptt
Insurance Company,
OF CniCAQO, ILMSOI8.
Capital, - - $300,000
Statement, January 1, 1875
Loans on mortgujip (val
uo of nroncrtv mortuii-
ged over ?f!oo,ooo) $32o,22o.oo
Loans on collat'l socn'ty ss.ooo.oo
Interest aceru'd on loans Zi'JutM.)
V H Honds mnrket vnltio S5,8l2.0o
West Chleairo Park bonds
market value 47,9!C,00
C U & O, R R 1st mortao
bonds, mttrketnluo.... lo,ooo.oo
Burlimrtiw & Missouri K
It lnt mortsairo bonds.
market value 1o.ooo.oo
Notional banlt stooks, l'j.ooo.oo
Real Kstak' owned by Co. 8,000.00
Cash in bands nfogenlsA
(Mtv fremluniH in cours
of collection a 70,250.37
Cash lnaliks & Olliec... 31,0!32.44
IJills Receivable tor Ma
rino Premiums lo,531 77
UUl'ir UUOIS UUB lUU tjlllil .
uanv (secured) 6o,92.15
Duo from otlier CDinna-
nies for re-Insurance..... 2,3 i0.5o
All other nronertv. inclu
ding olllcc furniture. . 4,ooo,oo
Losses uupald $ 47,807.27
Ro'iiwu ranee .
Reserve 24S,0o7.55
ntUKC'TOlW.
Geo F Harding, A V Faucett,
OPAxtell, Geo K Clark
L G Pratt, Mf'inUh,
B P Walker, T M Nelson,
Thomas Gall -Geo
F Harding President
Walter Kimball, Vice Pies
H P Walker. Feeretary
. Gfllco Ho LiiKrUlo street, Union
building, Chicago
1) A- H MOltRW Agents
Greenville, April 17, 1S75
Ellioii Cl Fcu3!
TIN, COPPER,-
Guttering, Sponting and
WSLL-DniVHTG
Dono on short notleo.
ALSO DEALERS IN
onlrtHrt rA (-n -?41iii efniPC
8)'-We keel) oti bund all articles!
generally found in n tirst-eiuss
Casli paid for old llrnss, Copper
IjCan it iii lion.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Ih t. Mulberry and Locust,
sept. 10. '71.
cialtles 1 Ik best
in the Iar
k
Mc
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City.
ml
close
more
terms
mrmu
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avora
tliai
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SALOON!
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RiVEitTo.v, llollvar county, Miss.
W. H. FARIHH,
1TTOHN EY AT LAW
Mayeusvim.k,
Issaii4nu 'i'iilj-.Mlfc!r.:.lj-j)l,
October 3,'71-n.
Dr. N. 0. Skinner,
Ol'FEKB Ills ...
RQFESSIOMAL SERVICES
TO T1IK
Cltixcri3 of Gicen villo
AND THE
Covmty at Iiargo.
OvvtCK at his d ellinr on Main
Street. may 23, 1874.
Yicksbure and Greenville
PACKET,
STAMElt BIIMX'VAZOO
W. V. ItAt'M, MHi.tor,
t'UANK lilitK, ClOlk.
if) Tiio stcainnr RELLE
iiiri i A.ii'J win run as a
Rccular Boml-Weokly Paokot
between Vlcksbiirjf & Greenville.
leaves VK'Ksnurta
Every Monday and Thursday and
I.EAVEH fl IlEliN Villi. 14
Every Wednesday und Saturday
atHa.m,.
For fioighl unit pun-wgu u('ily on tx nrd, or lo
nili27 at Whiirf-boat
KENNEDY & HANVVAY.
Best ol
WINES $ LIQUORS,
Pure Havana Cigars,
California Wines,
Lager lieer, I'.ic.
ociO Main Htreet, Green vi ilo,
Miss.
L:VILCZINSKiaCO
UKALliIlSIS
Dry Goods
AND
(i II O & 13 111 13 S,
BOOTS ami SHOES,
AND
Flant&iiosi Supplies.
sept. 5, 1874. - On Main Street
VVcrthington, Buckncr & Co
BANKERS,
GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI,.
Transact a Ccnerui
Banking Subidoss,
Collections lnado and proceeds
remitted, on day received
4'JIlu.y and nell oH'fomnilssloiis
ull kiiida Bonds, Hcrlp aud win
runts. tich 22, 1613.
E. WIE3TH,-. '
OAlSiET II A EE K
AND
Lrpifor;Ti:iJ2-:it. ,
-.DEALER IN
,4 LI, Kinds of Furniture, Matlrcssi s
l 4c, Si'eolul atleution paid to ull
Liihl.s of ri'jiiuin, nil kinds ot JlattrcBU .
on iiiu.lo m ornur.
I.ocna St. between Waobiugton Av.
und M sdii
OUEENVILLE, MISS,
inch l,lK73-(int.
JUST RECEIVED-100 bales
' CHOICE IIlY"
PIRTII & MOUTOX
March fi, l7o.
Just received direct from
York, a fall lino of
Sew
Fishing
Tackle!
ARTHUn O'COKilGH,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT HAIIEB
RIIOP OX
IOTLEISIRY STREET,-
MBne6,lS71-n'L
For sale CHEAP by ,
anil ELLIOTT &. FOU83E.
Uvcry & Sa!e Stablo,:
AND
rjlIIE nndoiuistioil hereby atinounco
1 to tlie public, that they have ta
ken charge of their
ON WASHINGTON i'VENUE
Best of attention plven to all
t:n thus ted to them.
STOCK forsalu on hand coiiBtnnt
A LSO
Corn, ISaj'. Oats, aiul Bran,
I'uiilic patronnge is
respectfully solicited.
,2cXiOaa X3ros,
Richard Lloyd. Jno. E. Livaudais,
LLOYD aHVAOOASS
ami "
COUKISSIOIT
No. 4H r.artinnn tstreet,
TW-w Orleans, La,
i,us---'7i-ly.