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A "FoUL" OF THE REFEREE,
which was resisted by Brown, who thought it
was not fair, considering he had worked as
hard as Hamill; but the referee, like the wise
fox, concluded to settle the difference between
the roosters by keeping it himself.
Though it had stormed in the morning, it
was nothing compared with the storm that
was now raised, accompanied with strong indi-
cations of heavy blow, but the clouds were
dispelled by our shining countenance breaking
in upon their councils, and we agreed our
selves to hold the stakes without charge, even
if it was never settled any further. This offer
of such Unprecedented benevolence caused a
burst of laughter and good feeling among all
hands, and Brown started for the East, while
Hamill and the rest of us remained to eX-
anime into the merits of their claims, and
to discuss the question of employing Claim
Agent who has experience in Sailors claims,
to lend his hand to secure settlement.
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BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
ALMANAC AND DIARY.

SHORT METRE-1LLoGIcAL OBSERVATIONS FOR
lH- THE WEAK.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY

i AND COUNTY OF PHILA DELPHIA.
Estate of H w. DUCACHEr, ID. D., deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to andt settle,
and adjust the first account OF ANN ID DUCACHEr
and EDWARD SHIPPEN Executors under the last
viii and testament Of Rev. III, w, Dncachet, ID. D.,
deceased and report dstrbnti0n OF the balance III
the hands of the accountants, VIII meet the parties
interested for the purposes OF his appointment,
MONDAY, June 8d A. ID. 1857 az 4 O'clock r. M. a.
the Office OF Edward Shipp' n, Esq, H. corner Of
SIXTH and WALNUT Streets Ia The City OF PhIa-
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THE sCuLLING MATCH AT Pl1TsBuRG.
HORACE GREELEY WANTED TO BAIL OUT
ONE OF THE BOATS.
FULL PARTICULARS, ETC. ETC.

Last Tuesday we went to Pittsburg to see
the great soulling match between the two
muscularian friends, Messrs. Brown and
Hamill, and to witness the
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COLLEGE FOR SALE
- CARROLLTON, MISS. t

UTE offer for sale, (for Educational Pur-
w poses only,l by authority Of the Lodge,
No. 40, L. o. o. F., the large and spacious
building in the town of Carrollton, Miss,
known as the Odd Fellows Female College.
1t was built for and is admirably adapted to
the purpose of Boarding School for Young
Ladies. There are twenty rooms in the build
ing, and all out pouses required. The lot con-
tains four acres Of land, retired and handsome
ly located; a frame building three stories high,
lars, and is now occupied as Female College.
The sale will be made on the first of July,
and possession given at that time, Any infor-
nation required by those desiring to purchase
can be obtained by addressing the Committee
at Carrollton, Miss. b ~ Fal laatt
JAMES SOAIMERVILLE,l co...,..
j. G. WIRELESS, SOnt 'o'
Ian 31.wtJuly saEEtsa ftts ls4lEif
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NUMBER 10
announclag the pas.age.of .undlS bIIla and


spneuncihg the passagesof sundfy bills and
MrDSyis gave notice that he should move
REORGANIZATION Of the voteson the bin to
renew the charter of the Southern Railrbad
~ dc aays notice that be would
move defation Of the bill passed
The House, by order Of the Speaker, pro
fee1ed n tale mp the special order Of the
unEl t0 W.T. he message Of the Governor
vet0inG The bill to regulate final process on
meutsNnd derrebs IN certain cases, pend,
ing the eoneid dGretfep Of which
On motion Of Mr. Beauchamp, the House
adjourned until 3 o'clock, r. n
s. 8 O'Clock II. III.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
4 message was received from the Governor
annelnclng e :e,I hs approval Of the following
An act to authorize the redemption of
lands sold to the State "a s ~
EE n A oct for the relief Of Mary r Davis Wild
ow pf ThoHnas W Davis, decsazed of Madi-
son county:
A6sact % change Tn. name Of the South,
sEn Railroad Company
A. to she tnNA of Water Valley in Yal-
.u....... 0ea1ty and for other purposes.
a I0uss RESUMED Confederation cf fhe
banessfon pefldinr adionfnI6ent -
Mr Pope moved eslI 81 the House. where-
upon 81 members answered to their names.
ION motion Messrs Cole and Manning were
excused on acConnt Of sickness ? : -
This question was tl,en taken ON the mass.
aee ofs the bill. the GOyernor,s veto to the
contrary notwithstanding. and the veto Of
the Governor sustained by fhe FOLLOWING con-
stitutional vote:
YrAa-Nr Sneaker. Beanchaunp Ronner
Rowden. Brown. of Kemner.' Rridoes of
Choctaw. Bridoers. a, TalIahatchie. Rurton-
Canerton. Garter. Cole. CromwelI DanieI
Deason. Dunlap. Easterlinc, ellis. Fox.
worth Gillstran3 (1OvFan Hamilton Hanson
Hearna' .Hnffman. ZONES levers Iiddell'
I.nae I.vlea -Mahry Maralle- Maaress MeTrilI'
Mornhis MeElrov MeIanrin' McI3anev'
McWhorter. MURRAY. Pennebackerl Philips'
Pone Ponnd. Reid, Steele. Simrall Turley.
WaII, Webb. Of Amite. webb. Of Franklin.
Williams-5I 3F,,s.@ ID -
NAys-Acker. Barry. Boddie. Boone.
Rrn,Cr nf YaIohiishaEg T)ardan Duff Ora.
ba,,, Grasha,, HenIxr H;IlverS Hndsoi, Trhv.
Kennedy. Ke1ldalI- Iabauye. Lewis. Mavson.
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HOUSE JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, Jan. 26. 1867.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Journals of yesterday read and approved
) Mr. Mckinney asked and was granted leave
to have his vote recorded In the Affirmative
in adopting the resolution refusing to ratlfY
the constitutional amendment.
Mr. Murdock by leave introduced bill IN
relation to the Mobile. New Orleans and
Chattanooga Railroad Company, Referred
TO the COMMITTEES on Corporations. s..
Mr. Henley-a bill TO revive an act TO in
corporate the town of Biloxi In the county
of Harrison, approved Dec. 20, 1859 and for
other purposes Placed on the calendar.
Mr. Barry offered resolution, That the
Sergeant t-at-arms be and is hereby authorized
to procure and furnish each member of this
House with postage stamps not exceeding
one dollar per week. Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Acker, Mr. Beauchamp
was added to the Joint COMMITTEES on appor'
ticnment. T!lsss atIs est est0I Z
Mr. Irby offered resolution requiring the
Governor to attend all the meetings OF the
stockholders of the several Railroads IN
which the State is pecuniarily interested and
to cast all votes in person (n0t by proxy D Of
| the State for directors, AID a the Goyernol
cannot attend the elections then ne shall
notify the Secretary of State whose duty
meetings and cast the vote of the State fol
directors.
Resolved. That the expenses either Of the
IGoyernor or Secretary of State in attending
said meetings to represent the interests q
/ the State shall be paid upon warrant Of ths
Auditor By the Treasurer Of the STATE
/ Adopted. ss ss.lf =.
NE Mayson asked leave Of absence for M
Meares until tomorrow, which was granted
Mr. Steele offered the following JOINT reso
luton, which was Ffaced on the calendar.
ETlaer1x,os1 nv flrr II T.auieIatare of the Stat
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
~ lsay1 NEWTON COUNTY. -

Probate Court, Janudry Term, A. D., 1867.
HEHEREAS, Letters Of administration on
w the estate Of Allen w. Glover, deceased,
were granted TO me by the Probate court Of
said county, at the january term thereof.
Al. ID. 1857, being the 21st day Of said month !:
Nofiee is hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate to present them to
me for payment within the time prescribed by
law, or they win be forever barred and ali
persons indebted will make immediate nav
ment to me. sfb KATE A. CLOVER.
Jim 81 wit Adm'x A. w. Glover, decd.
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NO. sz.. 4 81 A I'm IS Ennisf
sas sssg. ss..sss ss sasss' ass
rsks 7-Edlssrial: .is Il .sAab9ta; me Stay
Law; Exemption Law Cons. The Lee1sls' ~:
fure; Meeting Of E1ilroad Presidenfs Commnnlf
catIon-The Penitentiafy News Items =. MAT
xieds -
rsi,e s.--e,en. Alsorn tsfore the Legislature.
Spesch Of IIr Brown o1 the Stay law Proceed
ines of he Eegislaturei Jsn 20th. g
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8 O'CLOCK, P. n

Senate met as per adjournment.
Amessage was received from the House
announcing the passage Of sundry bills and
resolutions.
Mr. King, from the Joint Select Committee
onApportinment, reported bill to apport1On
Senators and Representatives among the
several counties in this State, which was
laid on the table, ordered to be printed, aud
made the special order for Thursday next, at
10 o'clock, q. m.
Mr Lyles offered a resolution that one
hundred copies of the tabular statement OF
the census of 1866 be printed for the use OF
the Senate. Adopted.
/ On motion of MrMartin theF House messages
were taken up. $685. if3..
House bill to amend an act to authorize
the Board of Police of Oktibbiha county to
reduce and re-audit certain claims against
said county, approved Nov. IL, 1860, was
placed on the calendar. ~
House bill to prevent frauds and perjuries,
was referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
House bill supplementary to an act TO
amend an act to establish County Courts.
nassed at the present session of the Legisla-
ture, was referred to the Judiciary Commit.
tee. >. s4.
House bill to reduce the bonds of the
Clerks of Yalobusha, Smith, Simpson and
Perry counties, and for other purposes, was
teen hundred dollars, and referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
: House resolution ,forbidding the payment
of certain warrants, was referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
House resolution in relation to leasing the
Penitentiary, was indefinitely postponed.
House bill TO amend an act to provide for
the support of wounded and disabled sol
diers, and for the support and education of
INDECENT children of deceased soldiers, ap
royed Nov. 81, 1866, was referred co select
committee, consisting Of Messrs Stephens
Miller and Smith. 6t Gl1N sE
. House resolution relative to- Southern
University series Of school books, was laid
House joint resolution relative to the pub
| lication Of the acts passed at the present
session Of the Legislature, was laid on thu
| table ssk .s IS g
| House joint resolution instructing the Audi
| tor of Public Accounts, in relation to default
| ing sheriffs, was cOncurred in. S
The House having refused to concur II
Senate amendment to House bill to art. 2
sec. ], chapter 23 Revised 0odes the 6cnat'
/ insisted on it's amendment.
/ House joint resolution authorizing th'
j Governor to appoint q commissioners to ex
famine the papers Of the defaulting Treasu
Irer M. D. Haynes, was adopted.
House bill to incorporate the Cantol
Manufac Company passed.
House bill tO remove the civil disabilitie
Of VIM. Edwin Emanuel, minor Of Wal
rem county passed. s.. sg ..s.s
il House bill to authorize the removal of th
location of the scat Of Justice of Simpsol
i county -passell
h House bill to amend art. 8 chap. 20, pag
4 1917. Revised Code, was indefinitely posi-
Il pOned.
on motion the Senate adjourned until
Il o'clock, tomorrow morning.
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froceelIlnes 81 f1le I.e I|1llir(

k< 81 <31I 0t<LA3s = HI - &E<<ts3
senate met u.Irsuant Is adjourn1nen{
~ Fs1iss - 8 net nefitio6 non;
a1e<1 5i1es, Inn
Is rS,ndVS xhs eivi1 disdbi fiea 0Y fl,s sa,e
minor of FIfn7n eo11rfv which WA amend.
81 ~ sSil,i.e f ,sn1 ~ nf;norSe
az Narshn| oour5fv. a,,fl naesafl a lne1lded
Alr T1vIe nresented the Petition of g 81
,fhon1as. and a. acoo1,1I5a15yiI1Q bill IS 81
mf,vn fla riv;l ifiss ~ rsvid n Tkn1i,
al as,r T,f q = Tl,orr.as danensglI. af Mal1ison
conI,fv which ~ was a1neI,ded ~ d(fno tie
nn1na of xeuI1efh fsinrk. -. - Gid 6sas n
county; George Al E7ans. 81 Low sifles com.
iames' 80. i p falisha AZ nars6alT connfy:
ma f3barles Merriveffer. s. IS
~ Klnc olferred the nlloMing amend.
:. n a. "a 'ss 81 & ~ q
;'''..--. rs & fslrthcr 6nacfed. !. THAT IA the
,SSe ,.a ~ dboee f]Ie
/ }irs of "a Ss6rs be and they af6 hereby Is.
liexei7 5f 4},4 f1isabi1ffi6s of fllnorftt Mbfch
vras laid a." the tabls. 81
/ Or. Motion Of Nj Martin. the bill ives
dara6 ~ be an rrosse8 and made the spe-
cial offer far Nonilay morning 1t 10 O'clock.
Mr.. Iyle presented the petition of y B
AlIg,od. with an 3 accompanying bill to
a,, - the name of Horace "a and. .Toseph
Tardv passad
a 1nAssaoe1 w.as raoaiyeti from the House,
lannonnciry tho passacse al. suiadry bills and
resnl,,tions - - - 9ss g III. s. 81 q A
m Taylor presented the petition.of John
U McGasroll Sbar;ff nf Marshall county,
safssrs5 - ths &C Ga,nmittae on Propositions
an5 fsr;evances 60 81
MT Land presented the memorial of Fred.
erick Zollicoffar and others, of Attala coun-
~ n ZnlIicoffar. and the heirs Of John a
Iackso,. deoeased. Of Attala county Refer
.s req 20 seaeSS Io,ns's and So ens'ss =
e esa vas Tecei we'd from the House
annorne;n : 3 tl,a =, rassaoe of sunalrv hills and
rasnint tions E !. 80 - -
NJ Brown from tba Comm;ttee on State
/ and Federal Relations, reported fayorably
3, tba l;Il tn annronr;ate Room No. s on
X saToa,,l fioor 1sAof tt,a Canitol Rauort
a..s.osd - II tba hin nsassa = .I@S
= sMr I Tsvior - or. from 1 . Select, COMMITTEES. re.
,,a,.tad "a fsvoroi,lv @ to the Hill To incornorate
ha,;s "a Mi ratton Mannfaatnrinr. Comnanv
pot ) e..sJ - a,,d the fallovinu an,enci
.,,e,t asa,,tad - s s 5Io
ImsnJ hv W. striking ont sec. g of the House
j b;1i and ;nsart;no fbereSor nsec, 8. Re Il
aa;5 Gcn,ysanvS and ali its nronerty. assets
s.S ;,,c.,,,,s Il ali ha i;ahIa = s,,Fh taxes Al
shall ha ;nnosad s hv the I,eoisIatnre or nndel
- .an+i,or;tv not fo aycaad the tax ON raa]
=, tl,s S+ota and that fhis act shall
Ss =, froe n aaa ac. an and after its
i ,,assara :. The hin was then .nassed a
,aesaanSsd
1 ,nassa ,,a ,,as .reca;ved from the Cover
49, fossrv5;eh 90 aIaaSUhare IN this issY1e'
.i:Ais -. -, ,f AZ Wart;r was faLa,
~. WHICH, oii A1oe'o1. - ~ .'.e'. '.-'
1p1 ~, - ,,,1,t;o,, of Mr. K;ne that nortion q,
the Governor,s message lrreIatiur to the Pen.
;ts,,f;srv uas rafsrred to the Comittee on
the same ! !. Z &, - a
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E,st1er nom <sols. AZ ~.
JAcksos Mrs Jan
81 ihs Editors ef ths ids'iet s ;.'
GENfLEnnzN II your daily N4Ize 0{ es.
tsrday appears sEhat pnrports g i report
'.in substance 6 the speeen maze I: z.s s
fefors the Legislature on TIE evening g Ens
Il eonia s5ai not 1easonasly Sc expsctsd int !
clear idea Of my address, pf two hours could
be gathered from report cogbring no more
than q column and half inyonr paper that
this Compression would present me ~
rambling ana dizIointsd forul. might b ex-
ps6fed. Il Is not sof this that = complaiI1.
6nt that ii several aaaterial points, lam reQ-
ioally miseeast'sssd. ! k2ow this was net g. 8
as 1le sf least Justice. Inow ask you I'd IN
sert this correction on some of the more iIa-
portait points, so thai my correction shall
appear ID your weekly Issue side by side
81 relreselliied IS having said Tint /
7jrsfsfrei 6alffical ni1iliafion with the fadi.
51I< N&rt1, IS cal iti1n y itl1 The delnoetafs
narty On faction North. / said that t6e demo.
srats like ali other man North had f0uget us In
person and BIZ substitute, and 50 far as their
course towardsns ID the late struggle was
concerned, they were known to us only as
our enemies. That I would not look at any
question or party IN it's relation to the dead
past; that my face was to the fnture; that ]
was now searching ator our lost liberty, that
we might once more rise to the dignity OF
freemeia IN q permanently restored Govern.
ment; that, looking to the future without
prejudice, what hope had we in the Demo
cra1ic party Z that it was poor, and not able
"a take eare Of its Northern friends; that II
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We are glad to see that Dr. Lyies
and other Legislators appreciate the
Importance Of organizing system Of
,confnon schools IN our State, upon
some permanent basis Eaeh and
every lover Of his country, the right
of the people and the social interests
eos society are Re deeply interested in the
Seducation Of the present generation,
{ 4 vast number Of white persons arc
: scattered throughout our State entirely
destitute Sc even the rudimeilts of Z
s conn1on english edueati6 thous.
s,,fls - s l9ofn cannot read and write;
81 mi,st d our flttv ID this matter,
sthe children 81 our State mast be rails.
! ed nom al proyelling and debased
situation f6 the high and honorabls
g, ,nsoss;tion of intellectual freemen, If ne
: ever hope1 to redeem the fair South
land from the gloom and darkness
that now enshroud it. We must moi
fold our arms and look coldy on the
question of fcommon school education,
because we are able to educate oul
own children. Our n1ission does moi
end here Those who Sprung from the
l6ins Of our dead heroes must not be
5 l,sown r,,on the uncertain Reliance 81
xr;;zate cbaritr for a Ga cation The
debt ne owe the gallant soldiers. who
81 their lives and deaths illustrated the
GLORY of Mississippi, must be paid to
their surviving children. It should be
our pleasure and our pride, to oindicate
those who are without adequate means
and need assistance. Our acts and
proceedings are part and parcel OF the
history of Mississippi, and will be
read by generations that viii live and
move when we are 'under the violets.'
Let MS do our whole duty while here
-Four years Of desolating, devastins
war has left the State of Mississippi fal
behind in the race of education. The
effects of the war will be felt for many
gery many years. Persons that few
years since enjoyed not only all the
.necessaries of life, but many of the
lpxnr;es are now in state of almost
utter destitution. Unable to educate
4be;r cbiIdre,n, will, their fortune gone
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The house in Richmond, formerly
occupied by Mr.. Jefferson Davis Is
owned by the city Of Richmond, and
It is proposed to purchase il for 4
Southern Orphan Asylum. ss1
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GTTATTONl

TO Mary Ford, one OF the heirs at law Of John
f w. Ford, deceased; and to James e. Ford.
her husband, residents Of the State Of Louis.
lana:
VOU are cited to appear before the Probate
- Court Of the county Of Marion, IN the State
"a mississippi, on the 1st Monday in March
L. Ford, Exeeutrix Of the last win and testa-
mept Of said deceased, praying that the estate
OF said deceased may be declared insolvent,
and for sale Of the real estate Of the said de-.
ceased, should not be granted.
By0rder Of the court:
STEPHENSON SMITH, Clerk.
Issued this 18th day Of January, 1857.
j. x1W6t Ii STEPHENSON SMITH, elk.
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1,...S,. q q q gs,.1s.'

g D.. .v1. i. = ~ Il 49, 4Nsssfhf 81
To,,yrs1 - ssSs and SI,6roved
/ m Rinford nress,' 81 lie dion ef 8. S.
1911 na 4 .,;sfes n6nsist;sa II sssTs. Mar
as1f f;,ss HeSs lsns as,a HlrgoFd
n, 7eSs tai 4ieiffiona from
I.yosenk a T5mpson. of Jelfersoa county, end
"a donrsa af Iefsssaon RED fo the
- pronosi & 5nf
Mr. MartiI,. from 6ha CoS,z|iI a ia i In
nrosss1 rHilIs srelj0Ftad fIsaDraII 81 q Eso bill
- remove the civil disob ties oI DaVi1 &s
1shonaa. floceaaed. of 81 is0n county and
ofhers Pasasd. # g - s
ilIassape was receiv we'd l0m the House
Iaflnonncina the pSs1aue ef sul, bills
Nj Mar<Id. fIom 4 Select Coinh1itkee re-
ported fayorahly t0n the tO provide fpE
the holding of the High Court Ok Errors aud
AppsaIs 81 the Stats 81 Mississippi, and f0uf
Other purposes Report agreed % Eand the
bill referred to 4 Select COMMITTEES cf Ire
consisting Of Messrs Lyles, King Martfn,
Taylof and Stephens.
Mr. Jackson introduced 4 bill fot the ~
/ lief 0f tax payers. Referred ~ q Seleot
CopamitteA s. three cQusIetlnH Qf MeseEz
Jackson. IAnd md ilsgns 8.
Nr les bill - 1[9 9. HNzs
arising from Hte16e1 f0E tzle ..IH u lI5eAs
and spif itous liquors - the Town o1 acon
which was amended by inserting he word
.'GOrinth alEef the WeEh 1dAe4Ls Mn4 ny
adding Holly Springs, in Marshall county,
and the town Of Hernando, IN Desoso
county, "a IS 8, a3f4..5I
Mr. Wolff offered to amend by providing
that nothing herein contained shall be 50
construed as to confer the right to appro-
pirate any monies due for licenses to the
State. -
Mr. Ly1es moved to lay said amendment on
the table. which motion was lost
Mr. Martin offered the following as o sub
Amend by additional section:
SECTION =. That this act shall not be con
strued as an intention to, in any wise, effect
any tax levied by law for the use of the
State on licensed houses in the towns OF
Macon, Corinth, Holly Springs and Her
nando. s
The said amendment was then adopted. <
I Mr. Land offered to amend by inserting
after tho yrnrf7 Iraaid.Ant1 the WOrda Hin the
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Brig. General w. Seward. were in the
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HOUSE JOURNAL

MONDAY, Jan. 2S, 1867:
House met pursuant to adjournment.
PRAYER by the Rev. Mx. Hunnicutt,
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sENATE JoURNAI

MONDAY, Jan, 20, 1867.
Senate met pursuant to adiournnenr