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fir 2ranfbeiien Der Seble uno Der 9unaenl
ipie 6uiten, @rtdlturgen, &euGbuf1en, RebIs
brdune, Mtbma unb S6pinoIuht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-26

W0bl MOD hte IN Der gan
zen Seibi6te Der Rsouin
bat ir9eno Gin SeilmttteI
10 au8enein uno tiet oas
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eetppnnen, lpie bieir cors
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langen Ntibe bon Sabren
NIB taii unter allen Weas
i6tnraeeu bat iie fh b6bers
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-26
9as eingcrfcit beg nprbbitlidcn san=
nerhuuNeS.

Sas Mtuft. Gpmite, beItebeno aus Den SO.
9ergnlann, AnIbiB, Bauer, &Gmnterer uHo
6epocnfelo, bat Der Sele9aten' Serinnnluna
5u Rem 0ort folgenbe Sori6ldge gemaGt
SSas Sdn9erfeit BEG noro0itli6en SGn9er=
bunoes 5u gfeip Yorf finoet itatt am 20. SUM-
bis |. sub 1871, uro ipsroen bier Gonierte
arrangirt. Als 2ofale iino pAtaoemD Of Wus
fie-, sSteirpnD Saa" uno Der vStattn8 Rint"
poreei6Iagen.
9ei'm preis: Sinsen perOen orei Gieoer
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getbetlt
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uno
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i6ieoen iein. @ebte9ene Soliiten. iopte 9e=
miidter Gbor iolen fir Die GonSerte eepon.
men perben. Sooann tpiro, mas biz jeBt bel
ben Sdnserfeiten nod ntbt oa mar cine Wtas
tinee peranItaltet.
Sie 9pri4lase fino nod ni9t oefinitiu bon
ben Seleaaten aneenpmuter, uno ioqen olss
oanu ben Yereinen in 9bilaoelpbia uno 8al.
ttutorr sur @enebmi9ung ooraele9t tperoer.
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ban0lung. Sunoerte BON Yartei9enpiien unb
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ben Or 8ouperneure ,Senrp VI. g1iie uno
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Ri9ter Weribitb. Ser 3ampf init &nttteln
uno Yiitoten bat ausgetobt, uno Der 3un8ens
fampf beeonnen,
8ouperneur Meus er6iinete oas 8efedt, ats
oeIien Dpfer elm ab9etbaner Wtapor auf Der
Wablitatt bleiben tpiro. Ser rtebr'tlnoi9en
Geoe, ourd einige iuriitii9e Yldnieteien I'M.
terbro1en, puroe BON alien Seiten nit
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5reunoe burtb bielelbe In 6reunoe pertpaits
belt puroen, ipa9en mir frelli6 nibt gu bes
baupien. Als 3eiultat bes eriten S1ladta
ta8es ergab .iih isoob BON pornberein, oaB
Der funeirenoe Hihter ben iogen. Enabling
Act'' fir unconstitutional bait, uno Die Ao.
potaten bes Sru. glpIon iuer0en ii6 iuobl
uer9eblide Wtlbe seben, ben Ri1ter BON @es
aentbeile 3u iiberaeugtn. -
Seute tpirD Ri6tsr Wereoitb ms Jsusr se>
ben, uno es III faum anJunebmen, oaB ihon
I'M Gaufe bieier g9o6e bic mpoernen Ses
moftbeneie Ri9monb's Iaes porsebradt ba;
ben, mas He auf BEN 9erJen baben, uno NOS
itir iie be3ablt tperoen. Sic Mnii9t piro ies
bod bon Sage 5u 3ase mebr Booen eeuins
men, oab, naboem Der WaDorss Yuti6 ni6t
BON pornberein total erfol9rei6 mar, es nur
elm seieBll1es Mittel siebt, Die ,3igel uniersr
itdotiiten Berpaltun9 an ii4 gu reiben Die
Stimmtdiisn am pierten Sonnerftass i'm
Wtaii (An5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-26

pufDe. ADr lletQtOru1tQeE
Gbaratter uno ipr, Uiafi, bic psrl6ie6enartt9en araHts
bsitten Der &eble uno Der 2ureen 5u belen, oeritaffterB
ibr ben Ruf etres Juperldif9en Sdubes opr benieIbtr.
Mdbreno fe bet miloeren Sormen Der %srartbstt, nas
msntlih aud bel teinsn ainoerp, au9emeII fen III, 1T Re sp
eleider 3ett oas lpirtiamfe YRitfeI BET be9innsuots
Sdnpinb Iudt uto bel ben geidbrliten 2eiben Der RetIe
unb Der 2unesn. ais elm SaIismiiteI BET plbsliden ail-
tduen bon Group loute 6teies PetturaI fets In isber
5amilie bel Der 6ano lei unb ba Nle benz Suhsn una
Der @rtSItuns aussei eBt ftnb, 10 ionts ss in feinsm pauie
feblen.
GbgIeid siueetpurJeIts Ed,rptnbTId,t fir ~unbtiIbar
sebaIten piro. 10 finD oenrph idon Biels bic ala uns
beilbar aufasseben luoroen,y ourh oas 8iritsn. 4tItorat
gdrjIid turtrt uno III o6uiser @elunobett wieoerbergs~
ffelf mprber. 60 poatonnhen III isins Ssrrfbaft lbse
bic araufbeiten Der asble tno Der Gungtn, bag Die baris
ndti9ftsn 5dne irtnrr Wtabt weideii, 20 Tenn nttts Hn.
nerss bali. true bas Qirihen.N eftoral ben Siee bapon.
SGnqer uno b ttntIi6e Reoner fnoen Go bon
grpBem 9tubeit. s-g--r
affbma tpito In allen Sdusu oaourb ssmilbsrt pnn
oft sar9lid tlrirt.
go dngemein fno feline Seiltrafte beieuut, bas mia
nidt nbttte baden, bier ;3sngntiie anJufiibren ss eaa
ru8t, ~ %betlsrfsn, oaB ieins @i9enibaf'sH fh alerlrdrtS
nI1fneu0 bemahrer.
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abrr's Stebers Sur

layer Ague Cure.)
SIR faftes Sisber, MedIelfieber, Jro[Feber,
6ibises Gieber, periooiiaes poer btlibics Sies
Der u. /. tp., uno in Der Shat fir ale Granfs
beiten, Die our9 miasmiide unO artbere unaes
iunbe &usoinitun9en entIteben.
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fGIG9t uidt Febl. Do es lpeoer Wrienif, Guinin, Biss
inut6, 3inf,n nod trseno eiue a nbere mineraliibe poer
siftist Subfiaus entbalt, jptf es bent Yatieiitef, ourdE
aus unidaoIib. Die An5abl uno Widtigteit Der III Site
bergssenoen oaourd beipirtten 9uren II bulit6blit uus
slaubii6 rlb, 10 oiel mir piien, pbne Yuralele In ben
NnnaIsn Der 6ttberbtililuoe. Wttt sersdtem stnlJ blidsn
mir af bic unJdbligel 3eusnife Der raoiialen auren.
bic ielbft In ben bartn6diaisn 6dlen belpirtt pnrosp,
lpsn1 aae anbsrn ItiteI sarsli& febliauseu,
glidt aedimatiirte Yeriorer, bic burh niasn,iIde
Gseenoen reii ten ODER bDrt fpobnten, iperGsn purtp ben
t6sli&en @ebraud Der rGieber.aur" 5dub finoen.
Sir 2eberzR ranfbefteH. bic aus untsrbrodener
966tisfett Der 2eber ertitfben, III bicS rim portrefaites
Wttttsf, ba es BITE Sober Su seIunoer Sb6tisisit fimulirt.
Wut fir bili6ie, Beiatperosn 1T Cd Elm ausseisidnsteS
Wittsl. oas i6on oiele erftaanlihs Suren bspirtts, po
anoere auren feblidlueet.
3ubsreiiet bon Or. 3. o. Mper q Co., pratti5&t
uro analgtiide @bettfsr epwsa, meaf., lno In etT
sanJsn Welt III babet.
.%retS 81 per EIafdbe.
Bet allen Wpptbeieri uno NritneibdHbltrr ansrfsEriR,
&nsros bel -. S.8rgwn 8 6pnup. III Baltimore -
bnben. (Ntt. a. 1 q. e n. ny
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

some time ago. Mr.. Cook is at present
acting as q good father and husband in the
bosom OF his family at Williamsburg, and
the young lady, it is said, il still suffering
from a severe illness e-ngendered by the
shock attending the publicity that was
excited on that unfortunate occasion.
The Supreme Court of the United States
recently held a title to lands seized and
sold under the confiscatiOn OF July, 1862
could pass only for the lifetime of the
person who owned the land and therefore,
his heirs must now come into possession.
This decision is of great importance IN
all border States, as wen as in the District
of Columbia, and shows that these conts'
Gated titles are merely good for ne life,
time of the person for whose ohense they
were confscated, If, indeed, they viii
hold good for that length Of time.
Mrs. Womans-Rights Stanton recently
delivered a lecture, upon her favOTltt
theme, at st. Paul's. Among her audi
ence was a young woman, eighteen years
old, whose marriage day was set. She
heard the Stanton through and resolving
not to marry, as per Mrs. SIS. advice, un.
til she was twenty-five, 50 informed
her lover. He protested, but she was TX
ed in her determination, and declared thai
Ii was no use talking. Mrs. stanton SAID
lnhL no YOUNG Aduf cubhs W No
before she was twenty-five years old, and
She would not be married "a mint afore
that time il 1t took the last coil Of fax or
her head"
The New York TTibHAe says, a good
obituary style is not an easy nor a com
mon attainment. The officers and sol
diers who met to do honor to the late
Gen. Thomas, at Chicago, began their
Resolutions as follows: with the set
ting OF the sun in the far-oh Pacific,
went to rest, on the 18th of March, all
that was mortal of George II. Thomas -
this being followed by a good deal more in
the same cheap style. Considering the
nobly simple character Of e Thomas
his soldierly mOdesty, and his plain, prac-
teal ways, he deserved, we think, that
his record should be written with a sort
of Doric directness. The least we can do
when the Republic loses a great soldier
is to 50 make up his record that, if be
should return, he would not blush at the
name of it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

THERE being a considerable amount
Of smallpox in New Orleans and its
vicinity, the following remedy and
plan Of treatment appears in the New
Orleans Times, from a physician of
that city;
That Gasoline is a great refrigerant
and disinfectant is well known. When
spOnged carefully upon the whole
body of a smallpox patient it reduces
the humidity and heat, neutralizes the
nasty specific odor which exhales
from the body, and produces a most
delightful, soothing and comfortable
sensation. By its rapid evaporation
it abstracts the heat from the inf1amed
surface, checks the lucrative process
of the true skin and thereby prevents
pitting. II also prevents other per-
sons from taking the disease in the
apartments Of the patient, by disin-
fecting the room. It has a very cool
ing effect, and does not smart. There
is no danger of taking cold from its
use, since it does not acct the body.
To argue the probable mode in which
this simple remedy acts in modifying
the lOeJnsOme disease, l nave not
time. As an evidence of its value, /
would instance the improvement of
all my OwR cases. Every intelligent
physician will readily see why it
Oughtto do good, theoretically, and /
am sure there will be no disappoint-
ment in practice.
The following is the manner in
which / use it:
Gasoline, one pint.
Gum camphor, One-half ounce.
Pulverized sulphite Of soda, one
drachm.
Pure earbolic acid, five drops.
Shake well, and the articles will dis
solve in a few minutes.
Sponge the body with the mixture
every two or three hours, until all
signs of Inflammation have ceased.
Give five or ten drops in q little sweet
ened water every three hours.
CdlEioR.-Do not have a light near
the patient while the mixture is being
applied,
THOMAS NICHOLSON, NJ. D.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

STATE OF

UFEICE, ,
NASHVILLE, January !, 1870.
I,G. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the st. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located at
st. Louis, IN the State OF Missouri, has pro-
duced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the re-
Quirements of the avs Of the State of Ten
nessee imposed on insurance companies:
and I fnrther certify that ]. q. LONsDALE &
Co., Agents of said Company, have also COM
piled with the requirements OF the laws
Of the State, made and provided in such cases.
Wherefore, said Insurance Company has
authority to lake risks and transact the
business of insurance in this State, at Mem
phfs, Tennessee. G. BLACKBURN,
mhi6 COMPTROLLER of Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

It Il. remarkable that China, with
a @weH-defned nationality of four
thousand years, and a population for
two thousand years denSer,~ according
to its ares, than that Of France or
Britain, has never had cause to com
plain Of the misery or distress Of the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11
Steamboat Bar for Rent or Sale.

q EALED PROPOSALS win be received un-
- til April 18th next, at the ONCE Of the
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
Dany, No. 3 Madison street, stanton BLOCK,
Memphis, Tenn, for the Rent or Purchase OF
the Bar on the new and elegant
passenger packet, now being built at Ctncln-
matt, Ohio, and TO be completed etWes the
18th OF May and ist Of June. She VIII De one
rooms for ninety passengers, and viii De INST
class in all her appointments, and, as soon
as finished. Will be put in the Memphis and
White River Mail Line. Proposals are IN
vfted for the rent Of the bar Tor twelve
months. to date from The time she leaves
Cincinnati on her first trip. and also for tho
purchase Of the bar dnring the existence OF
The boat-the party renting or purchasing 10
have the privilege Of employing two bar
keepers. Payments for either rent OF pur-
chase to be made Is f0llowss One-foufth part
In cash, and halauce In three eQuRl payments
"a 80. 60 and 80 days, with approved security
for deferred payments. II right 10 reject
any and al bids Is reserved.
John D.. ADAMS, President.
Memphis, Tenn, March %, 1870. mh2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11
The Attention of Bankers and Msr-
chants is called to the follow
ing Telegraph News.
ITO the Memphis SUM-

A CONTEST between Hal and Sargent, RI.
- val Safa-lOck akers, has excited III
tense interest for several days past, esch-try-
ing to pick the others lock. In which was
placed 5000, 70 be claimed by the one opening
the safe. Hall to-day opened Sargents lock
In six hours Sargent has worked eigntseo
hours, and has not succeeded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11
INSURANCE.

Made to the Comptroller of the State Of Ten
nessee, in compliance with the laws OF that
State relating to Agents OF Insurance Com
panies Of other States doing business in
that State.
The Capital Stock Is paid up. and is $IOO, 600
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11
MccOmDs, Keller 6 Byrnss,

, s22 B-2 and 324 Main St, Memphis,
AGENTS for Halls Concrete Fire Proof sslesi
agents. for Halls AmproNs1 SuTs ~
Al 81 these safes are secured By HanA
Vle'G fsr x sssortmsnt Of safes Hlwsys On
hand,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

HEIMBOLDS BUNaU, III ONLYKNoWN
II remedy for diabetes, irritation OF the
neck Of the bladdt ", Inflammation OF the
Kidneys, eataFrh OF the bladder,
or painful uFfnat1ng.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11
DR.. SHEPARD

THREATS Chronic and other Diseases of both
sexes e~6ectually. From the age, Xperi-
sncs and w~ell-knOWn reputation Of the
Doctor, the public and the AFFLICTED may rely
On a perfect and thorough cure. There IL no
need Of visiting Hot or Sulphur springs;
every disease requiring these remedies can
be removed by new and neYer-failing rene
dies. not generally known. and without tnju-
rious medicine. Having had an extended
practice in the diseases Of women, he re-
specially Olieits acallfrom ladies'. HeV tstts
those who cannot come To the once.
} Parties living at a distance, who describes
their case accurately by letter, can have suit
able medicine sent by express.
esr Once-4I Monroe street, between
NToiu and GenOnd- aDa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

uELMBoLD,s BUCHU, FHKoNLY KNOWN
H remedy for diabetes, irritation OF the
or painful urtnating.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11
HELMBOLD's sUcHU.

HELMBoLD'sBgeHU rHEoNLYKNowN
H remedy for diabetes, irritation Of the
kH0eys, catarrh OF the bladder, strangury
or painful urinating-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

HMABOLDSBUCHU, TIE oNLY KNOWN
II remedy sor diabetes, irritation OF the
neak OF the bsadder, Inflammation OF the
Kidneys, eatarrh OF the bladder, strangury
OF painful uuAna1nR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

HELMBoLDB3n Gnu, THKONLY KNOWS
remedy for diabetes, irritation OF me
neck of thu bladder, Inflammation OF 1s
Kidneys, CatArrh q b bladder, stranSnry
or painful arinRttuE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11
Fresh arrival Of Millinery Goods.

Misses 2I1n1an.
CORNER JEFFERSON AND MAIN sFa
~ Also, DFeas-makihK dome In the lafsss
style, al short notice. Ladies CALI mhN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11
Especial to the Memphis Appeal
Of the Bank Lock Contest ID Chlcaa0.

~CrNcrNNATI, March 9. 1870
Hall opened Sargentis lock IN six hours a.
CHICAGO to-day, and Sargent feiled 70 open
the Victor Lock- Of Halls after - hours, and
plefs. a procession Is now forming 70 recsaFe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11
FASHIONS FASHIONS j
MRS NJ. c. HUNTERS
sourHESNEMSoRpJ
No. 247 Main stcssA AsnpE.Is.
y. Peraae, DeaIer b Nillnerr IrInniaa.

\. Fetque, Dealer N Millinery TFimHiaos
AND Fancy GOoda. BonnetE Hats. Flou-
Millinery articles; also, a S9ln0dtd aseo-t.
mentof Laees, Embroidery and Fsnay lew
elHy, No 2Z8 1-2 NAB stree. oppo-
Bite tourt square, Atenaphis, Tenn. Dress
and Cioak-makfug in the latest avis
Agent IN Memphis for the sale of K. RaffeF-
rick g Co.is celebrated Pattens OF Garmspfs
both sexes.
MxnFHIs, TEEN... March !, ls7e.-Miss n
Ferdue would respectfully % har
she has Mrs. RosE r FHoMPsog
with her business and trusfs that her former
reputation Tor taste and elegance will again
She VIII a. al times be f0und at HaL Main
street, opposite Court Square,, ready and MOST
willing TO serve her friends a. AMI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11
THE NEWS.

ThaIberg has retIred 30 . f0rtuna 9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

ID now we have the views of the New
~ E,,eaia0 Post on the Radical defeat
1OIH a.nsetsrS and what caused u. 1t
% In form was doubtless unfavora-
his on b whole, 10 the Rep9bhealss DIV
Honld have been less 50 had tnelr Shhay.
zeal been e great d r. = desertion Of the
Apaen many of them. are the results
P arsy ofno dissatisfaction with me
SPipsant Renublican administration N the
t.sfs hut solely Of the national q
of the party. mv
49, Two Methodist Conferences are ny
ssssnt IN session IN this city, a o.
Rstcb will Investigate the strange case Of
W Horace Cook, who, it VIII be remen-
nered. was unpleasanNy amples.e1 -
mysterious escapes
-Na-Yh markGE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

TTELMBoLDB RUCHU, TzzoSLYK KNOWN
III remedy for diabetes, Irritation OF lne
kidneys, aatsrrh of n bladder,
or painful uEnnaeng.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

III NbAAc1 DIAeAt "Hc VI
the foremost Of living ~selegraphic engi-
neers, and Iaentinsd Wth 1aS Atlantic
1ectsd for it7by Mr.. Gyms ". Field, sailed
on ThundsV last r0A Sew York for Ha-
vzuA - esperlntsnd Gle laying Of the
cabl# 40oa s1ss in leaeth, which are ex-
6err NUni-e me Pacific and Atlantic
coasts q SCuth America with Cuba and
United States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

In take all the means within
CIR constitutional powers to pro-
mote and encourage popular educa-
ton throughout the country; end
upon the people everywhere to see To
it that al who possess and exercise
political rights shall have 6he,opAoF-
tunity to acquire the knowledge
which VIII make thea share ia the
Government a blessing, and not a
danger. BY such means only can the
benefits contemplated by this amend
ment to the Constitution be scared"
*"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-11

The latest ohcialretUrns as they appear
in the columns Of he Nashville Cnion
and AMericGR Of Saturday gives the
vote for and against the new Constitu-
ton as follows;
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09
(Signed,)
HOUSE.

Committee on Claims reported unfavora-
bly, on claim of G. n. Waterbury, of Frank
lin county; also, on the petition of W. Nj.
Wentworth, unfavorably on petition of s.
w. Nicely, asking compensation for services
rendered in 1864.
Committee on County Affairs reported I'M
favorably on creating Sumner, Clay, Sher-
man and Okolona counties.
Mr.. Mitchell, from Pontotoc, by consent,
introduced an act to provide for the regis
tration of the qualified voters of the State,
and for holding elections for county, town
ship and precinct officers.
An act to incorporate the Hebrew Benev-
olent Society of Port Gibson, Claiborne
county. Passed.
An act to incorporate the Savings Bank
of Meridian. Passed.
An act to prohibit the sale of vinous and
spurious liquors in the town of Marshall
Passed.
An act to incorporate the Washington
Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3, of Vicks-
burg. Passed.
An act to prohibit the sale of vinous and
spirItuous liquors in Justice Beat No. ?, Su-
pervisors district, No. ?, in Leake County,
Passed.
An act to provide for the issuance of GER
tificates of Indebtedness, by the State, and
for other purposes. Passed.
Yeas Messrs. Barrow, Bowles, Campbell
Darlington, Charles, Clarke, Coggeshall,
Dansby, Davis, Foley, Foley, Foote, French,
Holland, Holmes, Hudnall, johnson, Jacobs
Landon, Langford, Lewis, LOOMS, Man.
ming, Mayson, Mitchell of Holmes, Moore,
Morgan, Norris, Parker, Scarborough,
Stiles, Vaughn, Walker, Warren, Wells
White, Wilson Wood, OF Pontotoc-43.
Nays: Messrs. Bolton, Collins, Currie
Foster, ellis, Gowan, Harrington, Hart
field. Jones, of Marshall, Lynch, Maxey,
Mckenzie, Mister, Mitchell, of Pontotoc, Os-
borne, Owen, Piles, Pitman and Wood, of
Pontotoc-20.
A motion to reconsider was laid on the
table-yeas 40, nays 80.