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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-23

-,a as is now-form Of elipsis
and TO nil the space between the two beams
so constructed as TO form ventilator, as
well as an ornament.
The Senate Chamber, the whole of the
plaster1ng win be to sever from the walls
and upper ceiling. and re-lath. In the work
here, the general plan is such that any
changes offfnish. in detail, not In conformf-
ty to the present style, or something near it
would destroy the effect; consequently it is
thought best TO fit it up with the same kind
Of work. and finish as the original finish.
In the main hall. all of the ceiling will be
to finish OF new material, and In many
places on the walls new work is needed !;
while on other places. coat of good lime
mortar may be used TO an advantage. On a
close inspection, we find the ceiling of every
department of the building will have to be
made new, except the Library-room and
the Courtroom. In these rooms, q very
small amount of work il needed. The floor
of the north main hall of the first story will
be taken up, and put in new sleepers and
floor-the old having decayed and allowed
the floor TO settle down from the walls and
Ease and at many places, the base will be to
repair; Also door jams and casing and in
many places, doors 70 be mended. and some
to be made. Locks and fastenings will be
to put on. All the wood work TO be painted
with the best oil and lead, color to be de-
termined hereafter.
The present manner of warm ing the diff
ferent apartments ofthe Capitol, is a matter
which we desire to direct the attention of
the Legislature. At present, the building
il insecure from fire, and very expensive
Heating public buildings, and many private
ones, by means of steam apparatus is an I'm
provement that is taking the place of the
furnace and hot-air system. We do, there
fore, suggest that a proper steam apparatus
be put into the Capitol, with connecting
pipes, and in overy room in the building
Believing, as we do, that prudence would
dictate such course, and that heavy ex-
pense would be saved to the State. In max
ing out this statement, we have not lost
sight OF the fact that large amount of mon
ey viii be needed to do what is herein pro-
posed, but we are warranted in the conclu-
sion that the maximum will not exceed sew
enty thousand dollars, and believe a less
will do.
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a joint resolution authorizing The Gov.
crn0r 20 open negotiations Tor thc yrssinu tp
this state OF certain portion of the terri
tory of the State of Alabama. Passed uH
amended. Yeas 81 nays Z.
An act making certain appropriation for
cas- ~; nays J.,
An act requiring Insurance Companies
doing business he this state, tn deposit "a
part Of their funds in thc Treasury ol thiH
state, and for other purpusrs, Passed.
To incorporate the Friendly Hrothrra OF
Claiborne county. Passed.
An act supplementary to the charter oi
the Nicksburg and Meridian Railroad Com
pany. Passed.
TO incorporate The Grand Conclnye ui 8.
w. NJ, OF the state ~ Miss. pnsssod.
An act for the benefit ot the Mississippi
College and other Institutions OF learning
aud schools, la the State of Mississippi Pass.
cd.
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bers OF the Legislature, and the officers and
employees thereof Passed. Yeas 90 nays
none.
This act allows the President OF senate
and Speaker Of House SIC per day, and re-
dues mileage to 10 cents per miic.--NEr.I
An act 70 incorporate the Winchester Mile
Company. Passed
An act % amend aa act entitled ma act tO
incorporate the Port ellison COLLEGIATE
ed. ~
An act 70 incorporate tho Mississippi Loan
ed. ~
An act 10 incorporate the town Of Duck
hlli' IN the county Of carroll. Passed.
|. An act entitled nn act Oh repeal an a.t t1
regulate the taxes or Adams county Clr
purposes. Approved. February I0. 1907
Passed
An act 10 regulate the power az the core
porate authorities OF the town 1f pa..
Christian. Harrison county. Passed.
An act 90 incorporate the Nicksbure Hook
and Ladder Company. Passed.
An act supplemental On an act entitled au
act In relation 60 Chauccry Courts, hUpruy-
ell May g. $50. Passed.
An act 10 incorporate the Pioneer flre
Hook aud Ladder Company No. I, of thr
City OF Brookhaven. pa--cd.
An act 10 incorporate thc shiloh Baptist
Church Of Columbus, Miss. Passed.
An act 90 amend an act to incorporate lhr
Planters Insurance Company Of Mitsissipu-.
Passed.
An act Tor thc.benedt of the Planters lu-
surancc Company of Tennessee. Passed.
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NINETY-FIRST DAY.


THURSDAY, June 10th. 1870.
The President appointed, under Senator
Benefits resolution in reference 10 print
ing. Messrs. Stringer, DOwd and Gibbs.
BY Mr.. Gleed-Isesolyed, That the Presi-
dent be authorized TO discharge all clerks
that are employed on committees that are
not heeded. Which was adopted.
Mr.. Bennett moved. that the senate take
mp House Bill entitled s'au act 70 INCORPORATE
Hope Fire Company No. 3, Of the city Of
Jackson, Mississippi" &c. Which motion
prevailed And upon motion OF Mr.. BEN
nett, the bill was referred TO a select COM
mittee of three. The President appointed
as said committee, Messrs. Bennett, Strick-
lin and Millsaps.
Bill to incorporate Vieksburg aud Big
Black Turnpike Company.
Substitute for Senate bill for the payment
of the Committee Of Five.
Bill ordered engrossed, read a third tiuse
and passed, title standing as stated.
Ayes-Messrs. Ballard, Caldwell, Gleed.
Gray. Hancock, Little, Morgan, Packer,
Pierce, Rushings, Stone, Narner-l@.
Nays-Messrs. Castles, Hardy, Paine, Seal,
Stricklin-5.
PROTEST AGAINST THE PASSAGE o. SENATE
BILL I95.
We most solemnly and earnestly protest
against the passage Of bill entitled Fan act
10 proyide pay for the Committee Of Five
and assign the following reasons tO-wit:
The appropriation OF the amount specified
in said bill, - unjust, unreasonable and ex-
brilliant That said Committee was not
recognized by the then Military Comman.
der Of the State. rs legally constituted or
appointed, and that the services, IL any, rem
dered by said Committee were assumed and
wholly illegal and unauthorized and that
the appropriation ofthe sum OF money spec
flied In said bill would be virtually rObblng
the people of said amount
THos. J. HARDY,
Il. w. CAsTLEs,
w. II. STRIcKLIN.
CThe amount allowed the five members OF
the Committee and one clerk, each, six nun
dred dollars.-RKP. .
BY Mr.. Scala bill 70 be entitled an Act
10 extend the time for the collection OF tax
es Ia Marion county.
HOUSE.
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NINETY FIRST DAY.
WrpNHspAy. Juuela l-.

WEDNESDAY,. june d. $50.
BY Mr.. Scal-An acc to extend thc time
for the collection OF taxes ln Marion guuu-
Is, and for other purposes
Resolution introduced by Mr., Bennett.
Resolved, That a committee ui three uu
the part Of the senate, and---ou the para
OF the House, be appointed, 90 whom shall
be referred the Senate blll Doe relation fo
public printing with power to send Cor
persons and papers. Adopted.
by Mr.. Abbott-Io incorporate The Fmi-
ric Savings Institution.
By Mr.. Stoue-An act 30 provide for Tho
more efficient enforcement 81 the criminal
laws Of ibis state, aud to protect the inter-
ests Of the state in the Courts.
BY Mr. Stonc-An act toincorp0rntc lukl
Lodge No. o. Of Free and Accepted MaHuua-
The Harrison llarbor bin was passed.
To incorporate the town OF Grocnflllc.~
Passed.
To incorporate the Nicksburg oil aud
Fertilizer Company. Passed
To incorporate the Savings Bank. MrriI-
ian. Passed.
by Mr.. Packer-An act 10 organize thr
Militia OF Mississippi.
by Mr.. Stringcr-AH act tn remove thr
county seat OF lssaqucna county
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From the Brandon Republican.
Aic0rn'S Tyranny FOreshadOWed

AIeorn's organ. of the 9TH inst, in an ar
ucie headed The Adjournment" contains
eie following atrOcious sentiment:
THE Militia bill cannot be placed in abey-
a,,aee; for the carrying of one State of the
Sest by the opposition. is all that is neces-
Sary to inaame the passions of the votaries
o. the Democracy 20 a point at which it
al'lght become wise to be prepared to back
the moral power of the Government, by
PREPARATION for an exercise of physical
-iorce>
IN plain English, the Democracy must be
Aspt down by Alcorn's negro militia. Al
OOre knows that unless physical force i
s ased the people viii repudiate him and his
--anmainistration, as well as his vile and cor
.aupt party. Freemen of Mis- sissippii ponder
aus 1'ls base appeal TO the Legislature, and this
U'feat at your rights and liberties.
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Crops Destroyed, Houses BlolOn Dorm,
Trees UproOted, etc.

A terrific tornado passed over portion of
Arkansas and Mississippi on Friday last
doing immense damage To the crops along
its path, and, it is believed utterly ruined
the cotton. Ii rose, as near as can
be ascertained, in the vicinity of Council
Bend. Ark and passed down to Peters
Landing, crossing the Mississippi river at
that point and striking Mississippi at or
near MhOon's Landing, from which IL passed
down to the head of Beaver Dam and thence
down into Bolivar county, IL not beyond.
sweeping cabins. fences, trees, ETC. and
causing, it is apprehended, some loss Of life.
1t partook of wind, rain and hail, which
came down with terrible fury. The path
OF the storm was about two miles In width.
The crops had been almost unusually prom
ising, but are now black and PROSTATE. The
tornado was repeated on Saturday, passing
nearly over the course Of the day previous,
adding greatly to the immense damage al
ready done. The hailstones which fell on
Friday were large and round, one of them
came down on the second day were Jagged,
as devoid Of form as crabs, and therefore
more injurious. So violent a storm has
never been experienced in the section
through which IL passed. The damage Is
incalculable and 40 far as the cotton 4 con-
cerned. at least, Is irreparable- our infor-
mant suffered loss Of some one hundred
and fifty acres, all Of which was laid entire
ly waste. He represents that not leaf nor
twig Is left living In is path. Immense
trees were uprooted. Further particulars
of the calamity are awaited with anxiety.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURES.
NINETIETH DAY.
SENATE.

TUESDAY June IA, 1870.
BY Mr.. Gray-To Incorporate the Nicks-
burg Oil and Fertilizer Company.
BY MIR. Stricklin:
Resolved, That the Committee on the
Penitentiary be Instructed 10 enquire into
the present status Of that institution. in
whose possession and by what authority IL b.
held aud that they report by bin or other
wise on Thursday next, which was adopted
Revenue bin passed.
An act In relation to grand and petit iu-
ries and to amend article l3s, chapter 81.
Revised Code.
To amend the exemption laws Of this state
was taken up.
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AN ACT TO antI

AN ACT to authorize the Boards of SUI
pervisOrs to employ some suitable person
TO Index the Books and Refile the papers
of the Circuit Clerks Office.
Sectionl Be it enacted by the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi, That the Board
of Supervisors of the county OF Lafayette
be- and they are hereby authorized and EN-
powered to employ some suitable person TO
index all the books in the office of TIE Cir
cult Clerk of said county, which upon eX-
animation they may find necessary To index.
in order to make the references % the Record
books of said office intelli gible and complete.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That the
Board of Supervisors of sad county be en-
powered to have all the papers OF said clerks
Office relied so as to form a complete series
of numbers-enter the style aud number OF
each ease in book or books with proper
reference to the number and file OF such
case, and to every book and page, in which
the same may be entered in said office, and
when completed, submitted to Their inspec-
ton, examination and approval.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That it
shall be the duty of said Board of Supervi-
sOrs, after the said work shall have been
completed, to examine the same carefully,
and ifapproVed by said Board, TO make n
proper and reasonable allowance to the
party employed for the labor thereof, 10 be
paid out of the Treasury of the county afore-
said. Provided said allowance shall not eX-
coed five hundred dollars.
sec. 4. DE IL IuTLieF lDdL dILcE
the said work shall be completed, the clerk
of said county shall enter in well written
hand, all subsequent cases in said Court la
said index according to the plan aforesaid,
and on failure TO do so, shall be liable TO
fine of five dollars to be recovered by motion
before the Circuit Court of said county. said
fine or fines to be paid into the county Urea
sury for general county purposes.
Sec. 3. BE il further enacted, That the
powers herein conferred on the Board of
Supervisors OF Lafayette county be, aud the
same are hereby conferred on the Board of
Supervisors in any other county in any like
case; Provided, that the amount To be paid
to any employee, in any such case, shall not
exceed five hundred dollars, Provided fur
Their, that the provisions Of this section shall
not apply to Smith county; Provided fur
Their, that the provisions of this act shall al
so apply TO the Chancery Clerks offices in
this State.
Sec. q. Be Ii further enacted. That this
act shall take effect and be- in force from and
after its passage.
Approved, June Is, 1870.
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AadicaI journal administers n
slight Hint TO his s<ExeeIIency.o

EFOm the Lexington <AuVeElAseIs
Nils lis Excellency has sent in two lengthy
Nm to The Legislature respecting a
MI which he recommended to be passed, to
e ets Freneh subjects on an equal footing with
oS lens IN the ownership and engagement
% ~ property In this State. If his Excellen-
Ia nad turned to section % Of the bill of
hsns In our State Constitution he might
soaoe saved himself the trouble of both his
messages. 1t Is as followsy
A. No distinction shall ever be made by law
CIV Tween citizens and alien friends in refer
property" '. s 49, -
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From the New Orleans Pieayune.
Immigration.

We see it stated. upon good authority, in
German papers, that the character of the
emigration from Germany to the United
States is, this year, very different from any
previous periods, five-sixths OF sse emf
grants having sufficient capital. to acquire,
Immediately after their arrival at their new
home, homestead, or to go into business OF
their own. A very large number of intel
ligent mechanics are now preparing to I'M
migrate to America. We are sure that q
hearty welcome will be extended to new
corners of this kind, so much more so should
they settle at the South, instead of at the
over-crowded West. Brains and capital
will find here n field for investment, vastly
superior to any other section Of the United
States. Our rich resources, which, to very
large extent still rest undisturbed, bat
await the coming Of a sufficient number OF
intelligent, energetic and enterprising white
men. to be developed, SO as to become bles-
STAG for individuals as well rs for the COM
mufity at large. As long, however, as the
MANAGEMENT Of our immigration bureau re-
mains in the hands of its present incum-
bents, we cannot expect that European en-
igrants viii be induced to settle among us.
Public spirited citizens themselves must
take the matter In hand-must act indepen-
IDENTIFY of the State authorities, If Louisiana
Il TO obtain her share of the inpouring Inn
migration. The rural population of Mfssis-
sir,1i has pursued this course and the re-
srliIt 40 far obtained shows that our neigh
bors have adopted the right policy.
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Supreme Court % SIi--is-ippI.
June, 18Th 1870.

suPreme Court % mississippi.
june, 18Th 1870.
I22fG--CertiOrafi.
122n-State W.. Stokes. Reversed.
121fI--Wadkins W. state. Submitted.
JemisOn ". Moon. Case continued
12Bi-Allen ". Stewart. Leave given
20 file brief.
I2Jl-Argucd.
I2l57-Harris W. Davis; rcmaudel %
docket
l2Ol5--C0wan W.. McCutchcn; reversed
and remanded.
l22H-Hamllton W. Barksdalei affirmed.
l2Jl5-Davis We. BaFksdaie; affirmed
II 2g7--liunter Va. wilkinson motion tn
dismiss Ovcrruled.
l2O7O-Parker VI. Foy; reversed ana re-
handed.
Ii,G93-Nye ". Lampkini reversed and
Ii.0Og-May6eld vs. Barnard; reversed
aud remandcd.
Ii,g35-B. y. Moore, jr- W.. John W.
Goats; reversed aud remained.
TUESDAY.
Il.5fC-Hanks W.. Neal Cd. al. argued.
1La0s-Submitted.
li,g7l-continuance set aside and case
submitted.
IA 291--COntinuaco set aside and ocrtiora-
RI ordered 70 Chickasaw.
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IL Is stated that Of the six thousand I'VE
hundred cOlorcd voters On Warren county
but finy-twO have paid state or county
taxes the present year. we unQefetlnA
that a less number than htty-tMo ~ tle
Hfnds have thus lar Ia 1870. paid any por-
ton 81 the state or county taxes.-hagm onQ
Gazette.
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Special Dispatch TO the Missouri Democrat.
OMAHA, June 9.-Seventy-five Cinnamon
arrived from the West to-day, and went
East. These are going 10 Massachusetts, to
work In boot and shoe factory.
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INDIAxAPoLIs, June S.-The Daily Times
Of this city, received q special dispatch from
Martlnsville, Morgan county, saying that
Daniel Mcfarland to-day filed motion In
the Court of Common Pleas of that county
for q new trial of the suit In which his wife
was granted q divorce. 8 ~.
He alleges. first, that no proof of publ
cation was ever fled in the case; second,
that the defendant never had notice of the
pending suit, and third. that he will be able
To show that Mrs. Calhoun committed per-
iury as q witness in the case.
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The Democrats carried the town election
in NJ Sterling, Kentucky. The darkies
voted soiilIy for the Radicals but number
Of white rneA heretofore connected with the
Radical party VINO couldn't stand Sambo
voted Oemocratic,
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An act to regulate the per diem of mem
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From The New York pcmocrot


Anlcr many Republican papers have taL
en- the trouble 20 deny that the account pub
lished in the Democrat that q sister of lila
ram X. Rcvels, negro Senator from Miaais-
sppi, was in "a pOOr-hnusr, was untrue. tho
following letter b. printed this morning,
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AN ACT to provide for the districting OF
Grenada County.
o1SC'
Approved, June IL, 1870.

AN ACT to provide for the Issuance of
Certificates of Indebtedness by the Estate,
and for other purposes.
Section /. Be it enacted by the Le2isla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That the
Auditor OF Public Accounts of this State,
shall have prepared certificates Ofindebted
ness, of denominations not larger than five
f5) dollars, nor less than one % dollar,
which shall be signed by the Auditor, and
countersigned by the Governor ofthis State
and shall be substantially in the form fol-
lowing, viz:
..---, 1901 MOI
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TERRIBLE TORNADO IN AR
KANSAS AND MISSGSSIPPM.

Approved, June Is, 1870.
, 1870-04-28

Thc uody Of n YounR Woman Found Float
Ing in the Hlyer-Sudden Dca1h-The
n1nd~Ynxed Resa4Ana Of 4
CHILD discovered Under
n Sidewalk.

Early yesterday morning, the body OF young
woman waa found floating In the North Branch,
opposite Wards rolling mills The Coroner was
,nFtautlJ notified and held IN inquest over the re
mains The body appeared to be that OF young
German woman shout = yea.s ct age- II was
,,oor,y dressed Ii blue calico gonn dark noolleu
IettIcoats, stockings, and rorated slippers
Nothing WAS found upon her person To lead 70
Identification. No marks OF violence could be
discovered upon the body. The Jury returned .
verdict OF "Fonud drowned" There ID but utue
question that the deceased committed suicide.
The remains have been taken 70 the dead-house
for Identification. The body had pecn but 4 few
days tn the water.
DEATH Ar THE ARxoRr.
John IIallfgan, q sailor engaged on Hoatd tne
schooner Australia, now In rort, met W1th sua-
den death yesterday morning. About o'clock Nc
entered uosanN ealoon, cuEpct OF Mells Aou
Adams street. aud with drinking HFelJ pecAMe
0ulte poiste1ouA- Suddenly be fell baeE u cnalf
Is If dead. lie scarcely hrcathed- An otnctr MAs
calIesl md the dying man was conveyed 10 Inc
Ar1uofy. In teW moments life Wza extinct DC
ceased wa abont 70 years OF aTe- ACoroneta 5urJ
rrturnctl verdict Of "Death from congestion o.
the lunga-"
Ofncer EeiaeysehuF4at, while doing patrol fnty
| In the neighllorhood OF Chicago avenue and Pau
| llna stteet yesterday noou- discovered the re
| mains OF nrw1y-hosn male infant, conneL Y
Land-bu1, eecteted under tho aldewnlk TIT
| Coroner waa nutihed OF The matter, and held at
| inquest oTer the remains In the Afternoon, snd sn
jury returned I verdict Of "Desh from cause IN
| knQNu.N
, 1870-04-28
AMUgEMF;NTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ANNQrncKNExTA
+UentJ "" will be repeated at the opeFn
House this evening, with its Ereas combination
east
Iac1lle Western viii plzy the "Child sssaleF.'
th!A evening, NJ 4tyickefA
"Enclc D5eks Darling remains On thc oosfus
nj sae Museum, and Is proving u very handsome
success .....
the excellent weeks programme 1t the pe4rborn
, 1870-04-28
The Excelsior Fra Extinguisher.

The superior quality OF carbonic acid gaa a.
M agent for ex1inguishing DIRE, has been wei
known 70. more than half century. The Excel
stor F1re Exunsutsher uses shtA gas, hut not Ike
others. In mere solution with water, b1t throws
n,,eu the Orc compound. which, bf Ihe 1eatt ts
.3eeouposed into caxtonic acid FLA The are thus
ASSISTS IN It's own eIunKuiAnuent- AL VINO desite
to protect their property Should go and see tuil
machine 1t No 32 Washington street.
, 1870-04-28
BUSINESS NOTICES

Nervous 11cndoehe~ Liver Com.
,1aint- ctc. etc The bralu, being the Enoa1 DELI
rrsfc md scnurre OF Al our organs, = neceAafilJ
sHnrr or 1eas a0ecsed By al cur bodily a11mentA
ssae'eff he s' ns99oes system snseted, Inert
, 1870-04-28

The new Sunday School singing book, "Tne
lrtze" by George z. Root Ia selling With great
,ush Roos l. Cady arr receiving orders from III
nalfH of the Ehlpn.
, 1870-04-28

Fowler and Wa11s' Last Week
The present week viii rosusely close the say
OF the distinguished phrepoiogtsto, Fowler d
Wells. tn CntcAeu, Their spoms are II Nos 10 and
igFAIw4u Hall, and arc open DAY snd evening 70
all persons who may desire 70 consult tnc10
, 1870-04-28


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