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DOCToR RTGELoW
DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
i IN WHICH
al maREas are IufaPARfad-

Farmers DroVers, Merchants, Lumbermsn, Me-
ohanios, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
should ask themselveJf the slightest SYPHILITTc,
or so-celled PRTyATE DISEASE, faint il lin gsring in
their SYSTEMS, II so, they should apply In person,
II possible; II not possible in person, by letter,
and receive by return mail q blank circular Of
questions, which will enable tiny one to know posi-
lively just how they EtaId.
To the intelligent reader it is not necessary to
publish the names Of the many compDp9VrH- mzy
forms assumed bEa THU n- as most prominent SYPH-
-h1g PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SYPHILIS
Tertiary, the latter involving the bonea in its
deathly action.
Every one should know, also. that many Of the
most obstinate and worst ULCER TED THRoArs
proceed from this cause, and will, II not properly
handled, Ultimately result in loss Of voice. Look to
your true interest, and consult bV letter, or apply at
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~THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
Eassy Of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also. new and reliable treatment for DISEASES Of
. Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
sealed envelopes Address DR.. J. skHlin Honghton.
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. ET9.R4
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IIAc wv Ne
JEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about played out,
Great ohsngss have bsen wrought
Our gallant boys are coming homoi
Jsf Davis has been caught.
FuzLai huzZaI now hang your banners cut
HuzzaI huEzal let all the people shout
The way the rebel chief was caught
Is lsughsble indeed;
He tried to run il psttiooats,
But he did not succeed
Huzzal huzzA hang all your banners out,
Jeh Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
a woman sho0ld retrezt
With a great bovie-knife in hand,
Until they saw his feet.
HuzzaI huzzsI our boys have got COED sense;
'TwiTt gsiter shoeh and ssogy bOots they know
the difference.
Oh, orinoIine, we think you hns,
For you would not conceal
TIE flying rebel President.
HuEzaI huzzal there's nothing half so iDe
To show 9 foot and ankle of, liks well raised
crinoline.
Yo1r days are numbered now, old Jen,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . bstter end in view,
Than the erd Of q stout rope.
Anzsesi hq1 g Il Sfh ~ ts-E Esss bun So iSss isep hi
crimes In view.
The boys who caught JEFF rRvis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to a fine new suit
At ISAAC'S UHI0H HALL
HuzzAl huzzal ding the starry banner ont,
Our gallant boys are coming home, let all the
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF fashionable,
Clothing in the West, 1t the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaaos's Union Hall.
sole Agency for the sale of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines Storr's Freshman, and
Strong's Patent Army Trunk End Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
~ Look ont for the GiEnts. my26
lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
81 exhibition, q large stock Of
FANCY CASSIMBRES,
BLACK D0ESKINS,
BLACK DALIAH& BROWN BROAD CLOTH,
BLACK AND FANCY S~ATINETTS,
EVERETT Null DOUBLE
AND TWIST ~COTTJUADEs,
BLACK AND DRAB HALIENS,
sILIOIAS N DSATERN DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Merchant Tsilors, County Merchants and Whole
sale buyers generally, VIII find it to their adVan-
tase to examine my stock before purchasing else.
where. 8 MANN,
jylS l69 Superior st. OPP Bank st
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KITS
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
AND,
Private EedfeaI DISDensaFV,

UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
AND.
Private NedieaI DispensaFY,
ia Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
Where every form of SYPHILIS and AL other dis
eases OF the provocative and urinary organs Of 10Th
SEXES are more successfully managed than at any
other similar institution in this country. Every
one should know fhst whilst the slightest consti-
tutiOHAl contamination exists, marriage Is impos-
sible, for the good reason that where Offspring en-
sues disease il nearly always entaiied. This, there
fore, is one Of the worst impediments TO matn-
mOny.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will find this q Dispensary
where there is no uncertainty about getting relief
but where every enc Of such cases arc cured per-
msnently. No books published h nor isrued from
this institution BY which the minds OF the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring 4 Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three postage stamps,
and by return mail they will receive. with full dt-
~rections, tue only reliable Female Regulator in use.
This Regulator rs fast becoming the fsvori.e ofladies
everywhere, simply because its action ia mild and
safe and can always be depended upon in removing
distractions from colds and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation shou d contain one dollar and &
postage stamp for answer. Once and rooms ar
ranged that patients never SEE each other.
Consultation and services 81 the office, free to the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 3 to 6 P. n.
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. N. to !. NJ,
daily, except Sundays. All necessary surgical oper-
atoms performed
Address, DR. DEHART,
Pest once Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and send for circular
Of questions, and, if properly answered, medicines
Oan be seut "a any part of the country. Remember
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. mas:r4dA.w
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O~LEVKIANU ~POSTOFFIOT

ooHnk1gTHG MoHDAH, oCToBIR SIg, 1884.
- 1Aiis will be opened and roady 6T daliVarJ
one hour after arrival Of trains.
- An Nall olosS one hOar bsioIs dsparturso
kFninE.
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CLEVELAND, OChGMEUs s CIR.
NCIHEAT1 AILECAD,
Is04R. WHITTIER AREAHaEEEEF KsszE
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Arrive ct LsSSittsburgh, connect wiki
New York Express ....--..-------.lG:5 ?. \.
Ask tOr Through Tickets viz s~sSslams1oa."
D. MoLAREA, GsaI supht.
& 2. FuLLER Ganv Ticket Agspf. mylT
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49, AAAO AARA Am W.
Igbf end ~iso - pAsfA@i--I%A~-s -H1oE U0USOf
or medicene-Sent ~ mail free, on receipt OF ten
Sants Id5reSs E. B. FOOTE, Md,
S5G- 1880 Broadway, New York
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sPEcIAL NoTIoES.

FL0RENCES SPIRIT FOR THE
Hair, ~reslorts gray hair to its original color, pre-
vents its isling Gus, and gives it glossy and youth
Il app srAaos. Eo!d b. G. ". OLARK, lie So
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%EVRRY ONE SRuULD USE
HALL's VEGETABLE sIOILIAE HAIR RE-
NEWER, that splendid preparation for the HAIR,
Nheh is fast becoming 90 popular and 20 Ruch
Inquired for. No one who has once tried lt viii
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VII restore gray hsir to It's OFigina color.
viii prevent the hair from failing oat.
1t eieanses the scalp, and makes the hair Bon,
lusircuS and Silksn.
It is a splendid hair dressing.
For sale by all Druggists.
B. P. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, n. B.,
Proprietoru.
BENTON, DUNBAR 3 CO., Cleveland, Ohio,
General Wholesale Agents. june.245
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R-A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

Do you vhh TO be oursd7 II 30, swallow two or
thrse hoslhesds Of "Bu ahu." "ronic B~ittsrs,'
~sarsaPartlAs" "aefvops Antidotes,' &c. &c. &C,
and afer yOu ara stuffed With the result. then trv
one box Of Old DOCTOR BUOHAN's ENGLISH
SPECIFIC fILLS-nd b restored 70 heath md
ugort In les than thirty days. They are purely
vegetable, pleasant 10 take prompt aad sanitary
In then ELECTS on the broken down and shattered
eonsttiution. Oldand young can take them Sisb
Adyantage- DR.. ERGLlSH SPEOIFIO
L cGre in less than so days, the Worst casesof
NERVOUSNESS, ImpOteney, Premature Decay,
Seminal Weakness, InsaEity, and all Urinary, Sex
usl. and Nervous Affections, no matter from Whist
cause produced. Prca, Une Dollar per box. Sent,
postpaid, By mail, on receipt of an order.
Address JAMES S BUTLER,
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DR.. cheeseman's Pills

DR.. cheeseman's Pills
gAs the oommencsmsnt Of . nov era IN the treatment
Of Irregularities and Instructions which have oOu-
signed 30 mans to 3 premature grave. No female can
ENJOY good health unless she Is regular, and whenever
An obstruction takes place the general health begins
TO decline. These Pills form the finest prep ration
ever put forward with IMHEDuTE and PERSISTENT
SUCCESS. DON'T BE DECEIVED. Take this adver-
tissment TO your Druggist, and tell hin that yeu
want the BEST and MOST MEDICINE
IN 81 WORLD. which Is comprised In these Pills,
DR. CHURCHMAN'S PILLS.
have been q standard remedy for ovcr thirty years,
md are the most edectual one ever known for all
complaints peculiar TO Females. To ali classes they
are Invaluable, inducing, with certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known TO thousands, who have
used them st different periods, throughout the coun-
try, having the sanction ofseme OF the most eminent
PhyHieilne in AnsEhaa~@grus wnen Iney should. NOT
Os used, with each box. Price ONE DOLLAR per box,
or 6 boxes for g,
Pills sent by mai, promptly, secure from observa-
ton, hT RENTING to Che Proprietors. SOLD BY BRUG-
aIsTs GENERALLY.
HUTOHINGS : Prop'rs,
81 Cedar street, New York.
BENTON 4 DUHHAM, IFS aud IFS Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
darS:R Rs dandkWeV
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Omce-llg Seneca street, 8 few doors from Superior,
Up stsirs, opposite the City Hotel.
SOhic hours from 9 to u and from 2 to 5 O'Clock
Daily Gundaya excepted ianIT
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FOUR DAILY TRAINs
MEE DAILY TRAINS FROE
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

"a Tickets for alS % Boston b. Feat o. Bel, an
soSf Tickets good on any Of the eound Ea>.
- TArs 80 all points - Low Is y say otAE
Routs.
BLEEPIHa JARS on Flight TIalra e. Elaassis
phia, New YORK and Baltimore.
BkzEAEs Checked Through and franEssrFed IRA
Observation-Disclosures , Produos AAd
I've Stock carried with despatch, At lowest rAspr
OHAs. THOMSOd, Passenger Agent.
n a. HoLHH. EHooH LkWIs. szpi
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CLEVELAND AND PlTEsBURaH
u n LIZ r y
SIMMER

1853. sUMMIEB ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and after Monday. May 18th. Is65, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepteD as follows:
8:0 a. 4.-mAAL-ArrfVec st Pittsburgh ACJ Z.
Harri5burgn 7.S A. n. Raltimcre ZOO A, n,
WASHINGTON lQ.35A- H., P6iizJelphlz 6;55A. \
rev fOrk lcs00A- ~ Wishing % !. \. Cors
nscts at Hudson with q. 2. e q. R-R. for Akru1
and MiilersburRh.
I.A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 Pft5burEh gI5 :,
~ Harrisburgh 7s10 A. X, Baltimore RS0 r.
MHWashington $40 ?. n. Phisdeiphis 2:0 ,.
~, New York 2.i5P. -, Wheeling $50 4. x,
$40 P. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hadsos ane
intermediate Stations, OuYahozs Falls, Akron,
ADD Milecsburgh, oOnnsctng at Orryill5 WITH
Pc. Wa 81: tor Canton, Massl1On. Wooo-
ter and Mansfield.
Gears run through from Pittsburgh to New York.
(Via AlentoWn) without change.
~ HAre - low - D any Othar hHs.
~ Through Tickets can be PrpG1rsr at tho Union
r7ctet NUoe, -Eei"'l House, at the Depot, or the
0 r. DavaqprTr anz-s
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The combination of ingredients in these Pills Is the
reusit OF a long and extensive practice. They are
mild Ia their opers ton and cannot do harm to the
most delicate; certain in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful menstruatOn, removing all distractions,
WHISTLER from Cold or otherwise, Headache, Pain In
the Side Pal9itatiOn OF The Heart, Whites, all Nerv-
our Affs ltiOns, Mysteries, Eatigue. Pain IA the back
and Limbs, and pi.ta-Sed ei9oP' Nnien arise from
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D. HUDSON,
ReneraI Fire, Marine and LdEe Insur.
8nce Agent,
Omoe, OvlRtt'S Exchange, foot Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
RNPREsENTe TIE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
Buckeye Mutual ms. Co., Cleveland, Asss1.
Ohio, QFire and MArine) "..e 245,I43
Market Fire 4" 81. 4l4s529
Fulton Firo Z" ...ss S94,SS1
Norwich Fire ms. Co., Norwich, o.. 420,2A4
North Western " Oswsgo, N. Y. 24O,z7S
HeE York Life " Rev York;. S,66S,755
Phoenix Marine ms. 90. Of Brooklyn
NY, cash sOOO,0Oe
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Particular attention given TO the adjustment o.
Hartns Losses. L. D. HUDSON,
Agent and AdjusteF.
Oapf- q. A. eARDSuR. Marine INSPECTOR. fels:Bs
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~ A. a.-H1GHT E1PRESS EEAI5-Esosylas
at Gfrsrd, Ashtabula and Paiae.TLis onlg. and
arrive As Cleveland Is TO 4.
tslk A. u, nAlL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
TRAIR-StoIEilE a. al Esatiopn snd arrive al
Cleveland a. 10: &c A. T.
I0si5 a. m.-EOLEDO EXPEESs5Bs0Re1lEE4 ss
- F@ffe-@AFcsrtSWnnvflle.S syhraob9 1rrfTes Al
E:5 II. M.-DAV sSlhEss TRAH-slsrIng ~
9lrard. DonleEut, ABbksbuls, geneEel& EstLs%
vine cnly, and arrives N Clavels1G- Is p. -
So Second Glass Osrs an5 Eur On e Ehrosg2
Trains.
Al the trains goirg westward connect - CsTsiaas
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, OeluEbus, Oncir~
natl, Indianapolis, ST. bocis, &c. AID I'll through
trains going eastward, connect - DunkiTk With t5r
trains Of the Now Nork q nrie Rsilrosd, sud ~ But
al with those Of the New York CeuErai & GaEAic D
EsH Kerk City Railroed, or New YORK. EfbsnTl
Boston, NIAGARA Fnils, Sc, aud - Ers "a trims
on she Philadelphia a Ere REnrua1-
~ Day NNpreBas East aud West, Ecuurces a.
Sirzrd win Trains on Erie q F1tzncrzh EslFres
fr Llnssglle, hsAGElls, Js1oatJWr, 50.
y. E|pTfAGeEAE. tUzT
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangnmants.
Taxa Eject KonGsv. kay st6. Isss.

faks EJECT EonSsg, Hay sA, 1855.
IHo Through Express Trains Dailyl between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
"DAX ExREEss, leaves Cleveland fsundaVa Exosut.
90 At 9:S0 A NJ arrives st MezdVins 81 a.cG :. =
Dinner1 5AlAmHnoa AZ 5.5S ?. n, tl nuinz Carsl
and New York At LILO I.
"HIsEz ExPREss,iH leaves ClsVelsrd Esturd.ru
Sxoepted,) at $40 ?. n, sleeping Cars at.achedO
arrives Af MeadTills at Loo A. ~. Salamanca AZ
kOn A and NJ KnrE - Inan -
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Westward.

Day Gzprsas-LsaYes New York as-----.F.aJ -
Arrives ct cleveland at..-.T:55 4. =,
Wight 90 -Leaves New York IS. .-.-6.uP P. n,
Arrives ct Cleveland at-.-.9:55 ?. 4.
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Z HiagIs Bottle VIII Hast a M~Onra-EO
70 Esod three times = Day.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1865-12-10

ed that q - zI1 1s1sRVe>StSts ftelous dcG
3.l8g in copjunctioh with the distinguishes
gentlemen chosen to represent Mississippi
in Congress, can greatly aid In the further
ance of the important objects the Legis'
lature has in view. To give that delega-
ton increased official position, your com
mittee recommend that the presiding
officers constitute it in part; that going
upon public mission, their expenses be
allowed and reasonable appropriation
made for that purpose.
Your committee recommend therefore
the passage of the following resolutions
Resolved by the Legislature of the State
of Mississippi, That delegation be ap.
pointed from this Legislature to visit
Washington city, and wait upon the
President and Congress of the United
States, and to urge upon their immediate
attention, the subject mentioned In the
Governors message, dated December lst,
1865, and in this report and to ask in the
name of the State of Mississippi, such
action on the part of the United States
as may be deemed just and proper.
Resolved further, That such delegas
ton be composed of the President of the
Senate, the Speaker of the House and
three members of the Legislature, (one
from the Senate and two from the House, !
to be appointed by the presiding officers
of the two Houses.
Resolved further That the. reasonable
expenses of such delegation should be
paid and for this purpose that the sum
Of three thousand dollars be and the
same is hereby appropriated out Of any
money in the State Treasury, not other
wise appropriated and that the Auditor
%arraht vt Rshf For oAasfants ss ee dreNd TO ase
Resolved further, That copy Of this re-
port and these resolutions be sent to the
Senate with a request for concurrence in
this action.
Mr. Labauve moved the indefinite post
ponement of the report and resolutions.
Mr. Deason moved the previous ques
ton which being sustained, the main
question on indefinite possponement was
then put, and decided Ia the negative by
yeas andnays called for by Mr. Labauve,
Martin and Caperton as folloWs--yeas q,
nays ~.
On motion of Mr.. Hillyer, the House
resolved itself into committee Of the
whole, for the consideration Of the resolu-
tion reported by the committee.
Mr.. Reid in the chair. After sometime
spent therein, the committee rose and
reported the resolution back with an
amendment, and with the recommends
tion that the resolution as amended be
adopted.
On motion the reportwas received.
The amendment reported by the COM
mittee il as follows
Amend I'd resolution by striking out
the Speaker Of the House and President
Of the Senate and one onH the part of
the Senate, to be appointed BY the pre-
siding officers of che two Houses, and
insert, elected By joint COMMITTEES oI
the two Houses.
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ALwAYs TELL THE ThuTH.-The ground
work Of our manly character is veraciiy,,
or the habit Of truthfulness. That virtue
lies at the foundation Of every word ssid.
How common il il 70 hear parents say, ~
have faith il my child 90 long - hespeals
ths truth. He may have many Fl ulfs.
but I know he will not deceive. I build
On that confidence.Y They are right. It
IA lawful and just ground to build upon.
30 long as the ruth remains 10 the child
there d something 10 depeud upon but
when truth 81 gone al y Lost. unless the
child Is isspeedilg won back 20 veracily -
Childten, did gouever tell lie { Itsu0
you ase "a imminent danger. Return at
once, little reader. and enter the strong
hold 81 truth, and from j. you mag never
depart aekin.
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redemption in the same way as the likl
property when sold under execution.
Section 8th, That this act take efiec
rom and after its passage.
Ihis Law is 80 clearly in violation OF ths
obligations ofcontracts by delaying righi
justice and laws have been so plainly de
clared unconstitutional and void by the
courts OF the country. that ! am con
strained TO withhold my approval.
| BENZ. g. HUMPEEIEs,
Governor of Mississippi,
The bill referred to in the above was
taken up and the veto sustained by ayes
l0-nays IL.
The following other message of the
Governor was considered.
EXECUTIVE OrrIcE,
jackson, Dec. 2, 1865. Z
To the Senate:
herewith return bill entitled an act
to provide for the valuation of proDerty
and In relation to mortgages and trust
deeds, approved Feb. LIST, 43A0, with my
disapproval. The law revived by this act
is the law known as the valuation law.
1t entities judgment debtors under any
executions issuing from any court OF this
State, to have his property valued by
three disinterested persons-one chosen
by the plaintiff, one by the Sheriff and
one by the defendant-and the Sheriff is
forbidden to sell unless he gets bid for
two thirds'of the appraised value thereof,
and postpones the sale for twelve months,
and thus delays, denies and sells right
and iustice-which violates the obliga-
ton of the. contract and is expressly
prohibited by the Constitution.
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS,
Governor of Mississippi.
The bill referred to- in said message
was taken up and passed, the Executive
vote to the contrary Notwithstanding, by
ayes 16-nays 6.
Adjourned till 9 O'Clock, Monday |
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A SIHauLAR MIs4AKE,-At the recent
burial Of . soldier and young lody in q
town near Paris, the funeral authorities
made the singular mistake Of confound-
ing the two. The lady was inferred with
military honors. q dragon regiment fol-
lowing her TO the grave, while the sole
dier's coffin was covered with white dra-
perry and flowers. as the symbols OF virgin
purity, and was carried to the grave by
four ladies, whole galaxy of fair dams
sells escorting the troopers remains and
chanting funeral hymns.
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| tion Of the resolution as amended,
decided In the affirmative by yeas anc
nays called for by Messrs Daniel, Surati
| and Bowen as follows: yeas 38-nays II
Mr. Acker from the committee on Edu
cation, submitted the following report:
Mr. Speaker-The Committee on Edu
cation to whom was referred bill requir
| ing the Board, of Police of the several
counties of this State, to examine into
the condition of the Common School
had the same under consideration and
have instructed me to report the same
back to the House, and recommend that
the same do not pass.
The report was received and agreed to-
Mr.. Hearn introduced a bill to extend
the corporate limits of the town of New
Albany in the County of Pontotoc, which
passed.
Mr. Lewis introduced bill, to incorpo.
rate the Port Gibson Savings Institution
Passed. -
Mr. Griffin offered the following joint
resolution.
Resolved by the House, (the Senate con.
curring,) That both Houses of the Legis-
lature meet in joint convention in the Re-
presentatives Hall, on Monday next, at
8 o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of elect
ing Superintendent and Clerk Of the
Penitentiary for the constitutional term,
commencing on the first day of January
1866. =
Mr. Labauye moved to refer the resolu-
ton to the committee on the Penitentiary
Which was lost.