THE WEEKLY HEMLD
TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1870.
WORJtl.1V THE KOADVBY tut.
TKACT.
We commend to our people and
the Board of Supervisors, the fol
lowing on the above subject, taken
from tbe Canton Mail of May Uth.
The almost constant, horrible
condition of our couuty roads, has
been a nuisance aud a draw back
to the settlement of the county. It
1st marvel how farmers living off
from railroads aud water naviga
tion, have ever succeeded in bring
ing their crope to market over such
roads as ours.
And not only horrible roads, but
horrible bridges unlit, unsafe and
disgraceful. If our roads and
bridges were In good order, heavy
hills graded, the road way hard
and Arm, and break neck holes
done away with, why tbeu it
would be no great hardship to live
a few miles from town and haul
produce to market As it is, it re
quires a whole day for farmers liv
ing fifteen or twenty miles from
tbe city, to reach here with a load,
and the best part of another to re
turn. This Involves a heavy ex
penditure of time, labor and
money. It seems to us that
there la only one sure way
to have proper roads, and that way
Is to have them divided into sec
tions and made and kept In repair
by contract, and giving the eon
tractors tbe labor of those neglect
ing or refusing to pay a poll tax
when assessed, at so much per day
until lueb tax is worked out. By
tbii plan we should have good
roads, and our county would settle
faster and make more money, and
we would all grow richer, wiser,
and better.
And so now read the article from
the Mail-
There la move on foot to make
an alteration In the plan heretofore
pursued of working the public
roads It is found, under the new
condition of affairs, the plan by
which the roads were worked and
kept In excellent order, before tbe
war, will not do now at all. Either
such force as can be brought cut by
the road overseers Is not sufficient,
or else the labor bestowed upon
tbe highways is ineffective in con
sequence of demoralization. It is
more probable that these causes
combined operate to the disadvan
tage of the road work.
But whatever be tbe cause, under
the present system we have very
bad roads, except when Dame Ma
ture herself puts them in order.
There are times when It is impos
sible for citizens of some portions
of the county to get to the couuty
seat at all. Aud sometimes
months pass, duriug the winter,
when our country people comider
Jordan such a hard road to travel
that they undertake sending their
wagona to town only In cares ol
most Dressing necessity. But it is
useless to say mnch as regards the
condition of the roads. very bod y
knows they are dreadful, dread I ut,
and if any uew arrangement can be
devised by which tney may oe Bet
ter attended, let it be done. Every
man will vote amen to that.
Well, the plan proposed Is, to
have the roads worked by contract
The Board of Supervisors to lei
out contracts for working the va
rious portions of the road in the
county, at stipulated prices, or
make propositions for the lowest
bidders.
It la unnecessary to treat this
subject at length. We merely de
sire to let It be well known and
discussed. We have heard a num
ber of the citizeus of the county ex
press themselves, and we have yet
to hear the first dissenting voice.
Than will doubtless be aoetition
sent to the Legislature in regard
to the matter.
Thb council of tbe Choctaw Na
tion, at Us late session, passed an
act to submit the question of divid
Ing their lands so as to be held in
severalty, or as heretofore, In com
mon, to a vote of tho people, on tbe
4th and 5th of July next
Pbesidiht Giadt contemplates
purchasing the estate known as
Rlversdaie, nve muesirom. nasa
I mm Sla tnmmlbe fAarl 1 nuA
Ins- to Baltimore, and adloiuing the
Batata of the late John C. Rives. It
contains one hundred acres of land
and ahould the President purchase
tbe place he will reside there during
the summer monins, going to mi
office at the White House every
day.
Food Med.CWU. Br. Hall, in
M.WiW lust nublisbed. relates
the cue of a man who was cured of
bllliousness by going witnon. ms
nnnfir and drinking: freely of lem-
rtl . ! . R I
onade. Jtvery minimis, m
doctor, "this patient rose with won
derful sense of rest, refreshment
and a feeling as though the blood
bad been literally washed, cleansed
and cooled by the lemonade and
the fast" Hia theory Is that food
will be used at remedy for many
dliaaae successfully.
Vnr ATmnle. belnstances cures
of spitting blood by the use of aalt ;
MatArmniona. anilensv and yellow
fever; kidney affections, celery;
poison, olive or sweet oil ; pounded
Cranberries applied to the parts
.r..t. arvaintilM : hvdroDbobia,
i "onions, etc 80 that th 1 thing todo
In order to keep in good heal th la
really to know what to eat and not
what medicine to take.
a at reft hot Iron entered the
abdomen and passed through a
.nrtm.n'i hnAv In a Troy mill, re-
ntlv. vet a nhvslclan It made to
say that "the wound it not neoet-
o-4DEDoirirr.nl. n,,,u uu , . ,h rr.r. jipos sinntix m h.
If :iieL-i,i:it!iicof .MiHi(.Hi1,pip(.r BrothVrs are ready to fall I '
de-iir.- to do a sensible thing it'.Jown and worship him in blind! okxbtokxtui boses tauk.
eh..uld at once enact that no State adoration. But the whit man of In his letter to the committee
or county oil!cersba:nereiiiir?.r the Soilth on ti,e 0,n,r hand. ' of invitation, explaining why he
could not attend the celebration of
the ratification of the 15th Amend'
w give oon.i lor the boaest per- jtn these foul mouthed slander-forman-e
of duty. The history erg, are entitled to 110 ridits, are
of Radical rule in thia State his, inhuman, untrustworthy, aud dis-jmcntin this city last Friday, old
shown that nine-tenths of the loyal, fit subjects for national out-' JonATnaii Tikbell, by the grace
bond given are straw bonds: not rage and persecution; beautiful of Governor Alcorn, ouc of the
worth a dollar. When the full stepping stones to enable the col-'Justices of the Supreme Court,
Hymeni of corruption fhail have ored man and brother to mount the indulges in the following spread
liecu fully inaugurated with every ladder of fortuue. It is somewhat ; eagle paragraph :
office in the hand of a Kadienl, singular that portions of one Que by one the best minds of
most or tnera carpet-onaeers with- mce sual become jo embittered 1 our own. as well as tue other
out interest or reputation in the against the remainder or a portion
State, then will the whole plan of 1 0f the same tare, and throw all
demanding and accepting bunds sympathy, aid. and support in
become a farce. So inoperative favor 0f another race so com
and worthless indeed will become I pk-iely inferior. But while it is
the nystem that it will be one in-1 unaccountable it is nevertheless
ducement held out as a sort of re- true.
:ird for dishonesty. There will jD the number bearing date May
be no responsibility attached to 14xfa, these men lecture Governor
anyone. Principal and bondmen 'Alcorn of this State severely for
will le alike irresponsible and as ' advocating separate schools for
a natural result the principal will ' white and black; they hope tbe
be tempted day by day to commit Legislature will rise superior to
dishonest deeds by the weak and; the influences which surround
insulllcicnt safeguards thrown It"1'"5- an'l the cause of "human-
about him. Meditating upon the 'ty. enact that there shall be no
corruption and dishonesty which separation and distinction; that
enable him to palm off a worth-(the negro is the equal ofthe white
less bond he will eventually con- rebel, and no legislative action
ccivc it to be but riL-ut to steal , suouia ue permiueu mating any
VS..L " and MeriL"M Railroad
remove their track so it only runs
within two er three miles of Forest
Instead of by your doors ?
Hat is the wny to look at It
Planes!,
Pig ee
M. AenS ee
from and defraud the State. Just
as so many Commissaries aad
Quartermasters in the army who
distinction. Permit us to inform
the Messrs. Harper that the Leg
islature of Mississippi understands
would not, from conscientious mo- 't d,ltics without receiving in
tives filch a cent in ordinary private I struction from such source as that
transactions, yet felt there was no
sin or wrong committed in plun
dering the general government.
They seemed to think that if a
loop hole was discovered through
which they could perpetrate a
fraud it was their doty to do it. It
was a sin and a crime to steal from
an individual, but eminently prop
er and even commendable to steal
from the Government Such will
be the result of the loose and
corrupt form of government to
which the people of Mississippi
will be called upon to submit dur
ing the continuance of Radical
rule. Then why keep up a form
which is only intended to de
ceive? A cloak behind which
fraud and dishonesty can be
and is perpetrated. Let the
system be discontinued. It is no
safety, no safeguard. It is a
fraud in itself. It simply deceives
the credulous and uninformed.
Destroy it and in its stead enact
that every defaulting oflicer has
been guilty of the II and try him
for the otVence, making his pun
ishmcntmuch severer than that of
ordinary criminals. Let it be
known that a man in possession
of an ollice, where money is en
trusted to his care, unable to ac
count for the absence of a single
dollar, is a felon, a thief before the
aw and in public estimation, and
that as a punishment for it, he
shall be puished by imprisonment,
even more severely than other
criminals of equal grade.
Whnt would be the difference
in effect between this law and the
old one? Simply thut under the
present law the man can escape
punishment and with the money
entrusted to him, no body suffer
but the State, and he eventually
by 'the magical influence of the
money at bis command, become
respectable. By the operation of
the plan suggested, the money is
lost but the criminal is secured,
and be is made to work in the pen
itentiary for a number of years for
the benefit of the State. It is a
clear gain of the services of the
thief, whereas, by the old plan,
there was a clear loss or tmei ana
money.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
Among the most bitter and vir
ulent of the conductors of the
Northern press in indiscrimate
abuse of the Southern people, the
Harper Brothers are possibly
foremost There is neither sense
nor reason in the vindictive spirit
which seems to actuate these men.
A blind and impotent but raving
hope seems to possess tuem.
And in each publication, like a
maddened hurricane, they mouth
and foam and fret, call harsh
names, and indulge in all of the
vindictive explctivee which are
at their command. There is with
them, at the Sontb, naught but
disloyalty, bloodthirstiness and
rebelliousness. Here, however,
we are in error. There is a class,
or rather race, of people at the
South, with whom the Harper
Brothers are fascinated. That
race 1b the negro. He it persool-
ficative of loyalty, purity and
loveliness. He it endowed with
all the noble attribute which go
to make the perfect man, created
In the image divine. He it to
from whence this emanates. The
Legislature of Mississippi has seen
the necessity of having separate
schools, and yet these officious in
termeddle of a distant State
thrust their opinions and gan-
greened prejudices among us. If
the negroes paid any taxes they
might with propriety themselves
claim these rights. But it is known
that there it in tbe whole State,
out of the immense amount of
taxes collected, not over twenty
thousand dollars paid by negroes,
and yet the negroes manage and
control everything bore. It is suf
ficient that we submit to this,
and pay to educate the negro chil
dren without being subjected to
the additional humiliation of fore
ing our children into social equal
ity with a raco which we claim
and feel is in every way inferior
to us
The Harpers have ever been the
bitterest enemies of the South,
and wo are surprised that South
ern people patronize them. Book
sellers ought to drive their publi
cations from their houses with the
same tense of duty aud propriety
as they would the publications of
the obscencst character.
There arc thousands of other
publications equally as attractive
and not at all hostile, which
should receive the patronage of
the Sou-hern people, aud such vile
publications as these should not
be permitted to reach a single
Southern reader.
ErBEsiti'eLY root..
In nn article devoted to "l)cm
ociutic Editors," who arc assumed
to be in a "dyspeptic stnU" the
Times of Sunday has the follow
ing modest pussurfe:
"Of course It would be a mere
waste of time to attempt to pur
suade these asses who have ob
tained a fortuitous control of
types, that the country is not go
in? to ko backwards for their
gratification, and that if they can
not live in any otuer man -a
white man'e country," that it is
high time for them to pack up
their carpet bags and be off to
tome climate where niggert can't
vote
Sidney Smith, once character
ized an impertinent bore ho had
the misfortune to encounter, as
"the cool of the evening,", and the
enterprising genius who penned
the lines we have quoted, has won
for himself the endearing title
of the "cooV of tho morning !
Southern Sutes, are yielding to
the logic of events. That accom
plished scholar and jurist, Judge
Simrall, plants himself squarely
on the Republican platform, while
tbe old Democratic war horse of
lt68, Gen. Freeman, who deserves
eminent distinction for his bold,
brave words, declares in a recent
letter. "For my own part, teal
ously as I have heretofore oppos
ed the tenets and past measures
of the Republican party, I shall
now yield obedience to the powers
that be, and give the national and
state administration a hearty and
zealous support." Such sentl
incuts are a rebuke troin high
sources of those who seem to have
no other ambition or occupation
than to inflame the passious and
keep alive the prejudices or the
people, unfortunately to tho injury
ofthe latter.
To those who know the man,
tbe announcement that Jcdoe
Simrali., hat planted himself
"SCjl'AKELT ON THE REiTBLICAH
Platform !!" will create no sur
prise! For three years, Judge
Simrall, hat been more than sus
pected of a tender passion for
radicalism, and those who know
him, felt well assured that hit nat
ural hungering for the "flesh-
pots," would land him precisely
where he is to-day, into the arms of
the radical party. It has been
common talk for tome
time, that it required the
strongest kind of pledges
from Judge Simrall to induce
Radical Senators to vote for his
confirmation, and now he hat been
confirmed, it it eminently proper
that Tarbell, hia colleague on the
bench, should be selected to make
the announcement that "that life
scholar and accomplished jurist1
has "fallen like Lucifer to rise no
SEVSH 00LD MEDALS HAVE JUST
been swirrled to
CHARLES M. 8TIEFF,
At lh dlff.Mint tain klt la UMSoulb, ll
Octcbar sad Novrmiicr, 1HM.
For the Beet Piano.
owrdfhl rtirerant Daw York, Phltadal-
pnia, uu Damnurv riua,
orrici raw WAia-bootf,
Ko. North l.llwrtT ilnat, Balttnora, ktd
uTtEt r'S PIANOS Ht all Ma lato-t lm.
arotwreau. Iaelu.ln the Atrnfa Treble,
irorj rrale, aal Improved rrenck Aolloa
fully warranted, for FITS THIS, to uar-cha-en.
Seoond-haad Planoa aad Parlor Org aul
slwart ob kaad at from M to SSUtt.
aaraans, wao suva ova nam id can
Gen. R. E. Le, U)tlnjrtoa, Va, Geoaral
Robert UaBwn. w llmlngMa, M.O.i Uea. 1.
H.HIII Charlotte. N.O.iUur Letcher. Lex
V -T M. . T1 1 1 MOI , -C Mill, aiM.
Geo. C. Baldwin, Kollvareo. Mlae i Bishop
wilaer. Mew Oiieaaa.
Send (or a circular nontalalne aamea ol
SOO pereoat in te South who kaveptirchaa
ad the Stelff PLnoatlm-eihe wareluaed.
Tenaa liberal. A sail U aollcltad.
rebSS-nyllwlr
Of TH3
UNITED STATES FIRE
INSURANCE COMP
- ... . ... err"--
. Ia the St&te of Maryland, for tiit jear e ,
dy of December, 1869, made to tli Aauit'
M Isslstippl.irarsuaQt to tbe laws of tall State.
t Capital.
The amount ol the Capital etock
ofMid OmpmyN) WiJOOQ OS
The amount t the I apital aMa
paid aula tismtt
t tMeorn.
The earn or tbe rraaldaas la jobs w
RANDOLPH.
The uae of the Vloe. Pntldaat Is 8K0.
Tke name ol the Secretary la JAKES T.
KAMDOUl'tJ. . .
more!
The reference to General Free
man, may, or may not, be true-
assertion ot larbcll is not evi
deuce and we shall wait to tee
what "White Surrey" has to say
for himself.
3 Aaawsa.
Tf rain a of ike Seal EataM
1 weed hy theioupanr
The amount of eaah oa hand.. .
The amount o aaahdeMMlwd la
Hants (glrwg aaejaor Uanke)
Sd Nattxnel Bank of BalU-mo-e
.....
The amount of oaak la hand of
aerate aad In eourte of treat-mlaahia
Tneaaieant of aloukeaad boada
or uie u a item atatee. nan au
other bond. (e tekedulo 'B'l.
Tho amount ol Baak Blwoka (too
' .-I I ..Lb t .. ....
The amount ol I' Ureal actually
due aad unpihl.
THE MX. AUBUBN
Young Ladies Institute.
Hat heanUral sad eoavenhjnS location,
apoa the eminence from which II take Its
aame. Itehliloty hat been a record of unin
terrupted prat pertly.
Ita connect Instruction rant throak three
departments of four rear each. Special er
electtTeeonrteeofttudy may be pursued at
far at students may with. Peculiar tdraa-
tagea are thut offered yoanf I ad let who aart
already taken la ordinary Esfllth ntnxllea.
The bet t of Instruction U alma la ttutle,
drawing and palming, aodera languages
and taker axtrae. Kone but the nweteotn pe
rn! tmeben art) era ployed.
Apparatus It fura liked for every depart
ment. Libraries containing soreral thou'
sand volume of standard booki art always
aoKStlbte. Phyileal eollara It carefully at
tended to.
rarcatalognes or further InfinaaUoa, ad
drnat
Rsv. A.J. ROWLAND. PretlSeat,
er LH. WHITE. Treaaurer,
no. its Kaoe ntreet, umciaanti, o.
U-
The amonnl of all other property
of tut Company, oontuuag ot
tbe following Items i
Bill leoeiTaute lor Marine I niur-
aoe -.
Sal rage and aavlkgt So aocroe M
li mpaay on louee
Onion fun Uim, Ao
ti.ixisea
its at
)S,t1
SMC 00
,S9S0
twsse
TB.OOI is
tout wi
Total Atsats teW.W tt
4 Llakllltlen.
Louo adjusted and dne
Lnvet nnjuited aa4 aatdaa.
Loaaee nnatljatted
LfM os In tutptaat) and
thereof
LoMca rmUied and In lltlgaUoa
Olerdende deolared either la
TMewatert ameti it ; .'.utrd la
nay see rtk t .. SO
Theamouuof rlk w auitir-
legtneyear .i lfl
The aieuuntof rlrk.lr h.
lor than one J- r ' i i "SW
Tie rme er rmmL. (jist'i n-
evtvedot tame
She aavteat ol rik in sm hre. ..
I aiara than one ai nut aunt
thMUreeyea.aio'in ICI.IjS C
The nut ar oxnt. (nag) rn ,
ceired on tame .
The aaxmnt ef rlJkt karlBf ' 1
morailwathrwyMritarna.. t,23) Ot)
Tbe rate per ent. Unti-tge) ra. ,
oalred oa tame. , , . '
Stati or SfARTLAsn 1 '
City of Baltimore, j .
Jokn W. Randolph, PreaMen. td Juatw
T. Retflolph, Senrotwy of th tj'md it we
Fire aad Marina Jii.aroene tomimnr- ' ?
duly worn, repose and Hf.aed mm tat ti"a
' aetraayt that tney are Uie above iw., 4
omeenof the sali toespanyi and skato ti.n '
thtrty-trtldayof Dewmiwr lasttaii of tia
tiove deteribed asw were tue almoitita
property of Use aald Company, fre aad litoer
torn any laiae or rlaiins thereon, nmiK ea
Iweese-lediaad that IM forcguisg . la
ment wills tka aoh4ul(a ant e" -.
bereoanaexed nod bf ttirtra u....jri.M"l,
are true, full and correal etatemrnt of the
condition and at7lrt of ti4 Centuny oa
She SIM dav ef lMotmtwt- U-t. aed tut fit
yar aniline on triat day, aunoniint; so too
best af their laturmauun, Jusewkitk n4
belief, Itapaoiltnly.
(dlcnoii)
, JOBW W. RAT"M Pl.Pres't.
' : JAMaa X. ttAJSiiOU-ti. neey
labsnrlhed and sworn ro. he tort me tola
Hon.
tS'JHS It
t 19tt
(Signed)
tVm.B.0ARTOW.
Jnatioe ot tise PeaotV
.enporeaea ise aw.. ....
Dlrldendt dee and and d
ul aanaid
Amount required to re-lnsuiw
nil outetandini risk on tka ba-
iitot to per oena. of tlie pre
mium oa all eximeed risks Its)
pereenk oa Merle rttke
Tbe amount due Ranks sad
otker era lion
Tke amount ot BOaer borrowed
Ity given taeiw-
SS,000 09
Hone
Dr, Common, of the Holly
Springs Star, leaves the editorial
chair to assume tbe duties of Med
cal Director of the State Insane
Asylum. There is something
worthy of meditation in the
strange coincidences which are
now so frequently occurring of
Southern patriots(?) forsaking
tho people -end incurring their
questioning rebnke for the sake of
high moral conviction ! and so
goon tiler such "high moral con
viction" being inducted into a
Supreme Judgeship, Medical Di
rectorship, or some other "fat"
office. ,
Tbe nsnal May storm is brewing.
People who think good health a
blessing will act aad govern them
selves accordingly. Much sickness
in tha result of carelessness In
dress and disregard of the daagert
of exposure during oaa siorrastna
inddcBchangetof tempsratursv .
Our coteraporary of the Ticks
burg Herald will please bear wit
uess with ua in that we mean no
inJUHtice to any Yicksburger but
we (bought mey were siauuing in
tlielr own lignt in refusing to lei
our road to tbe nver. out, prunee,
Captain Spenrs, Is it not a fact that
our frleuds at Vicksburg are ouly
willing for the road to extend
where "It can's be did ?" Are we
right 1 Below the oily, it seems Is
tho ouly pracucanie ruuie tor ex
tension. Our cotfmporary of the
Times and ltepublican, we believe,
so charged, by figure that cannot
lie. We rather like that long leatt-
cr in said journal, showlug that the
location ot the depot witnout me
cit), proper, will not iujuretbeciu
or us business as uow situated.
However widely we may ditfer
rem the politics of tbe Times and
HtDublicuti. we endorse its views
on iliU question, in toto, and regard
Ins article unanswerable.
We have simply to say this to the
enquiry of the Register. Tbe peo
pie of Vicksburg de$ire that the
road shall have a terminus upou
tbe river bauk. But tbey say the
road can and should have that ter-
miuus within the city limits.
Mow we would respectfully in
form our brother of tbe Forest
Uegisler that the people of this
ity have just as much sense and
judgment in this matter aud are
as fully prepared and luformed
with regard to the "cans and can'ta"
of its feasibility as the railroad
company.
Does tbe Register think our peo
ple wonld be so foolish or so hypo
critical at to ay they are willing
for and want a river terminus for
the road and yet insist upon one
that was utterly impracticable f
We hope our Forest friend will
give us credit for more sense aud
fairness.
We have time and again stated
why. this people object to that ter
minus being tiro or three miles be
low the city. There is no neces
sity for tbe location being so
for away and if there is any it is
not a sufficient one to weigh
against the wishes and interest of
the whole city. All tbe Interior
can and do ask Is a river terminus
to save cost in transhipments. That
we also wish them to have.
What right has tbe Interior to ask
that this terminus shall be at a par
ticular point to tbe injury of our
city? Or can they justly aak to be
benefitted at our expense ? Bat it
ie no especial benefit to then for
the road to go below town, and
it or weald be a decided injury
ut.
Greatest lareitioi f tie Age!
Cheapuess,Durablllty,Convenlence.
Agrents Wanted
TO SILLOUU CSUIBATSa
GOLDESI FOUNTAIN FEN
ACKMOWLRDORU by nil who have used
them to bo inn beat Pen made or told
in tbit country. No blottinil No lolled
Sogers I Sixty lines written with oae pen
of lnkl Will outwenr nny steel pen tree
made. Bankers, merchants, teaehert, aad
all classes eadorto them in the hlgbeet term!
of praise. Put np In neal tllila boxee. No. 1,
for eneral urei No. t, m -dlumi Ko. 8, for
ladies' tue or See penmanship.
Liberal Commisslou to Ag'ts.
We arc prcnnted to glra nny oner It
person taking tbr agency of these Pens, a
onrawttsloa which will pay Swe per month
Wntnelte all persons wlsblag cmploymoal
to aena tor sample- ana ciiouiara.
res sample Boxes mailed ror Ml cents.
Tbe amount denoelted la
atatae and Territories, as se
curity tor the policy katdars
therm.
All other claims a.alntl the
Com pa a r, eolUBg u w Bi
lowing liemt: . .
Salaneedue '.
BIUS payable Sw latent
Total Liabilities
Ittceanc.
The ameaat reeeired for preml
mi la cask duriug Um pact
year..
The amount ef premium no tee
receiver! annua see pa as jwmr.
The nawnntoi laterals recmerd
during use year, ire as nis
The amount of Income raoaleea
dnring the year rrom ait otner
soaraee, eomietlng af Ik fal
lowing Itemti
Assessments to repair capital..'
Address.
WiuSKRf Pt'Bl.ianiOCO.,
tistntf
Mono.
s Rene.
svoo 00 t
PW7 SI
exist at
misast
Total
ttn.otiti
' asm at
Win si
M,nsot
sm.jTS u
sntt-wSm
inMin.roi.is. mo.
Maaufaotutci't Agents.
Wit EZAT7,
Jfat(octiirr and Dealer in
BxMWtUtwrsM
The amonnl of Los tea paid dar
ing too yeareraitan now munn
acorued prior, and how mnek
aubeenuent, to tec data af me
precwiing statement, aa i tka
amount at which Intsae warn
astimatnd la prso41ng stata
men!.. Dont know now mnek prior. . . .
Tbe aaranntof dlTl'leadi aanl. . .
Tha ameunl pa d for teiariee.
we aai outer marges Of oat-
aa aad ill ran ton
The nmoont paid lr eoamle-
aloaa, eaterHH, oa pen era ana
other chargea ef ageala, clerks
aad other esevloreat
The amoaat pal l tar leeal, Stale,
national, internal nerenue
ad other taxes and dntieu, national
Tbe amouat o( cask paid or re-
tarnon during tae renr to mem
bers who bre discontinued
tlielr nolieiet
The amount paid during Ike
Tear tor interest on sorro ecu
moaer
The amount paid nr all otker
expenses, loeinniag pnnting
tt4ilnnery, reata, furni
ture, Ac.
Total Ixpendltures
STATB OP MlHIItlPPI,
Btatb o Mahtlaud,) t.
City of Baltimore. ; ".'
X Oeorgn loblntoa, Clerk of tttt tnporlrrr
Court of BalHesora Utf, de bert wruiy
that Wm. t. niartoa, wiiiwe n no is ai n-mii-d
to ihe Jurat el (M a hoe dep-n '- "
dey w the date ther ut, a jwmm of
Pnaen la aad tor tbe cHf af s-..uif, ( :
kutboriaad to alrniaistr o." tur ..!
parpsaea. aad seat 1 am i . t iud
With tin hand wrltlngot i s.is,
aad verily belreee ttit e aanautie ef tka
said deiitIUon It g-enl.
In testimony wiercf I bare bwn
tSBAklatt jmykseil ami i';vf f '
. ' ctnlt4 to J' !n'"'. "
Bo ' (Signed) Otufcu i.uin.B
..' . a
i.i. - 8caui;i-a t
Aeaoantof tteekl sod m4 of TJ P !
, all ether Itonec nuc -a (enl IX-jrS.
(ages and Bank estuckj a. exaed
y tan Company." .. X .
ni . Total ...J '
,. T Ft Vaitst. U'U la
Sharrst eaek of Vlr-- '
.. x glnia, . eaadts. "a aL im
, atooe,..., , ,xa IiSOet
' d 'eaea of.Teneeea. -
u .i;. aaa bot'ds, esaefe i tSOOt.., tJOt
, d aeohof Vaiumora.
' city Stock, ttook SD,ON Ml .00
' dt . enek of Annaaa "". ,..
elu Water loea .,, .
Stock. ., ' M i e,wo
da each of A abeata ;- ." -M v. .
bendeeteaM-. . . U OM 0,09t
00 shaiwe t 't eat- b bal.
... . ai- i. ... ... ... ... ... . ri
anissa vnte sfcantiyaw -s 1 .
stock.
WO shares each ef Wil- '
mlogt n Weld a
JL fconul. ,
Total par and market '
ralue (earned out, at
market falua...,. ...... v
.to.oot tsooe
SADDLERY
AMD ALL HtXIHI" IK THAI Unas
Vo. 181 Wasliinrton Street,
Also agent for Dayton! SAPETT BRIDLE
HIT, a aew nnu usmus imprvvaww.
JaaSl.lT
MAPLE LEAVES
ft tks Cheapest, the Be-t, and me mott
U ....inn nulilished. ft con
tains Storlrt. Skcehe uieiui anu Bciensiim
a ..iaa . atorles tor Bore end wlrlt. Deny
Momenta, Pnaalea, Uluitrailons, etc, etc.,
te. .
Only rirty sjenit a a curs
Send I roar tubeertpUoni without da-
Upelaen copies and premium litt sent oa
receipt ot tin ocnto.
Auurase o.A.aOORBACIf.
tot Wassau street. New York.
Say Ik what ptperyon saw this edrertlen
lent. JnnSO-wSm
S3SI.SSS tt
1MWW
. ivneee
iv '.A ' ..: ,W -i.
8C11IDULE -C.,
Busk tteekt kbeolktely awae by tteCai
i , . .. (el Ttl
-. ... Bntaai. ' patvaL
ekarae.tlflSeaeboftl , -,-national
bank, Haiti- J '"
motettoek . - t ,( SH
S9,384 tt
1173 41
srti ts
l,SM H
MM. ana . -a each ( S4.
Haii.. in ti.iui, ItauU
sm ressonk ......... ,
.bare, oi '0)100 e k of
National Afbaaga,
BalHaveia su,,
Total.'
Vewf'e1
J'io.sve" io joo
' ; ' .- . i .
... 10,W 1000
.'tsls"elMt
STATS OF MI-BISSirPI:
L Henry MiurroYe, Auditor af Pnbllo
A caeiials ei ana aivr. sa iii. do beieof
ertiry MMst tb f.fH.g statoraent of lb
Ual'ed hta ee t and Marine Insurance
Company. o Haliimurrt, lSaryland, la truly
and correctly copie-J Iron lb original ea
tlelamyonic. T i
hmt my nana aaa eneut teat, aa
this II day of April, isvo.
.i . . U. MI-efeBOVB.
uVtreauederi
H.ttltt Jaokoa,UiUl
i Lai ,.
tie ttttl Akditor of ruuue Aonmait.
'1.
warren Countv.
t U I'UlDbUir 7'ISIL.aMk.MriH.alaMullhS.tlllMlial Al SMSfrtll
that Harnrs A Vernon haeo this day tied la my oSce a SUitmail -t lli t i. : :.a ol t:.:s
Unlton a sat e nra ana manna iMuraaeMuompeny.oi nsi'iswra, sMr mnu a earuu-
caleof the Auditor ol Puliiin Aoooonu, auinenaiast narneea r -
lor said eomnane. al Vsnk.bure. naUl ton Br-ldaecf March A. D. 1-1
tjiT-k nndnr my kaad ana real ef OSsoa, this k day of Ma A. V. I T). ( ' '
7, . J.H.CesAPPELUClerk.
mal4
& TEI.;;cr, Ageats;
WARE & WILLIAMS,
WIIOLE3ALS AND RETAIL DEALERS IJf ; .
Furniture, Chnlrt, Carpets, I2at
tresses. Yni inper,
WINDOW SHADES, CHILDREN'S GAEELAGE3, .
Wikanalsoa M asauMaaawtar-i. .tui r ', . ,: l
CABUAOKt, BOCKAWAXt, BUOOIES, tPXlJf WAirOKS, AO, AC.
Which we ef er at Maaafaeturen' prlent Witt frefgtil added. .,. - . , . .,
B am prepered torurnitb Country! Deal art at lower prices Uaa aa; Sons la Uus
Orleaaa.
txm-exnm r joiettnm
omewiVkset euno inja .pw aui v
!5 M iSttJeteM H"8 "HV?
tilt SO H O f enj, i1 - -jeirM
pun Mrtojtis ai)tre iutooitrweut
ezl'i aaaiixa la none loinaninut mil V
pum ma e Mopjosia inoueH put i pooig
'ilini'KI 'eee.iioonei 'msemneqa Iuna
neindiost reennoneTua
iaw une.f, 'smilment ieatt
1m -OK UVH11IXS
una nJiQl
eJt1tut ff
a t ux
E. J. HABT eft CO.,
Wnoletelt Dttlnrt,
Importers Commission Merchanti
Groceries and Draft,
Kos.B, n, T7, and Tt Toknpltoulkt Street,
MIW OBLBABS, LA.
e.j;
(Tco)
ICQAR. COrFEK, TEAS. SPICKS,
Liquors,
WURS. TOBAOCO, PE0VI8IONS
PATENT MED1CINSS.1
Proprletort of . ,
BABTS STOMACH B1TTBBS,
HA&I SE53. JAMAICA GBNGKB.
HAETtCODUTKBOIl,
I , , BAtrS 1S0ELIBUI INS,
1
Snpnoat, Mr. EegUter, thai. tit?, .i,"6
...!" '. X ,rJ. la".i..'v-i.''- a'v,
w.
City or Mew
W Manufacture our Mattresses and guarantee) taUsfoctieiL,
Furniture of all kinds and Mattrettea Repair ed lit the best manner;
daalt-dAw
THOMAS B. BQDLEY,
DEALEaiN V
UACniNEBT. AGEICULTURAL mPLEHENTS
FEBTII4ZEBS ' ,.' ...''f..'.. "t
NO. 9 PERDIDO STREET, NEW OELSAJra '
frii i wi-r itii. anrtn cotto.V tni, Cui:,.
Tunnard noutbera Cora Planter, Taaaard Southern , Cotton Pi
AND
t, SaUleyGaag Plows. Colemsn't Corn and Wheat Hills. , walk k
rlable Steam Kuglnet and Boiler. Clar Saw Mills, P ..we.
mbined Mowers and Reapers, with Kropper Attechmmt, '' IJrtlle. h
ami Wha.t Th..h.r Monk Hieder' MhohtnerT. . -i m Pumaa.
Ing Maobery, Corn Cruahera, Hawaii rinja, Ce'
CUterns, Crawford'l BurJi a Cultltatore. Veetrl Co
Plows, Sweeps, Scrapers, VM Mills, Cook
tOttea rrsussa.
. SUTiird f-.uii,.Z
walk ItitlDmiy and
atone rawsrs.
tecn .r Wood Pnmpe Pw H and
r rw, v-.ro eneuarn, nalhr-a.
kraporatora. ,, mnriv-vy
E. C. PAXILS t CO '
' toportarsorkBd ' 1 ;!"
vnUfttl AVB k IT AIL tliU-S I
Cierpett, MatUBffa V Cil
ClothBy Window fc ete
St kSt W CJa" tTE'ETt i
. rzrr. cbleak s, la.
..Te L. CMAPSIaIc, ;
.ittOESil AT tAW. -I-Ae
iav i, j i . Btifca,.
tk.l llllt-d Juilli-lnl ili'.i.f
to tue pavmnntot M ,
lacua tut Bvn-rc.
wht
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