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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-01-18

The want u a Masonic journal LA Mlssi.-
slppi, has been lorg-time felr and scknswi-
edged
There are IN our Jurisdiction three hundred
working Lodges. and not less than 1900
Masons; and all without an offieial organ or
common medium 81 lnterconmunicatlon
between the brethren throughout THE State.
The inevitable result has been that con-
faslonsmong the craft has been spread nv
the introduction OF conflicting opinions ana
decisions enunelated through the Journals
published in other Grand jurisdictions.
That this confusion Is more the conse-
quence Of differences Ia Grand Lodge Con-
situations aud Edcts. than % conflicting
views as to the fundamental tenets OF Ma
sorry Is probably truth, yet none the less
to be deprecated.
We need an OFFICIAL ORGAN and must
have one. We should sgrec upon and estab.
llsh what we may not be ashamed 10 call
Aissfssippf Masonry.
with the view OF accomplishing this OBJ
Jeet, the undersigned propose to publish
monthly Journal at Jackson, 10 be called
TIE MASONIC TABLEr-the first number 70
appear the lst Of March 40 $3.50 per annum
In advance, or ten copies for sl25O. with an
extra copy TO the getter up Of : club OF ten
or more.
The Lodges, Chapters, Councils and Com
manderies In Mississippi are fraternAlly In
vited to make The TABLET their organ. Con-
tributions for the same should be addressed
TO DIR. Chas. 7. Murphy, Durant Miss. Sub
scriptions, and ali other matters Of business,
to ]. L. Power. Jackson.
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MARRIED,

Atthe residence of the officiating clergy
man. Rev. Jesse Woodall) in Kinds county,
on the 10th day or January, 1872, Ma. w.
III. HAWKES. of ST. Louis, Mo- and Miss
MATTE v. COOK. daughter of Evan Cook,
Esq.
At the n. E. Church, south, in Jackson.
Miss, by the Rev. c. G. Andrews on We'd
nesday night, January 10th. 1872, Mr.. N.
HALsEY BoYD and MTss MARY ALLEx. ali OF
this city.
The ceremonies attending this interesting
event were witnessed by a crowded audience
Of friends and admirers The happy groom
aud beautiful bride, and their attendants,
all appeared to the very best advantage,
while the manner in which the knot was
tied must have suggested the wish among
not few present that they may shortly be
the subjects OF such an ordeal. In their tour
to the Crescent City. and in al their jour
neyings through life, orr gallent young
friend and his beautiful companion have
onr most feryent wishes that all their ways
may be ways Of pleasantness, and an their
paths be pesee.
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f. d. FRosr, osea'I supt
Resolutions of II. Springer COun-
eli, No. m.

st 4 meeting OF Z. Springer Council, No.
IL, held in their Hail on January 9Th, 1s72,--
there being quorum prcsent-the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
and ordered to be certified and forwarded
TO the Grand Recorder
Resolved. That IL Is the unanimous voice
Of B. Springer Council, No. IL, that IL is
expedient that the degrees conferred In
Councils of Royal and Select Masters should
be conferred in Royal Arch Chapters.
the propriery of dispensing with Councils
of Royal and Select Masters, and comforting
all the powers exercised BY them onRoyal
Arch Chapters I'm this jurisdiction.
Resolved. That this Council votes for the
adoption OF the preamble and resolution
snbrnitted at the Grand Council OF 1871, for
the action or subordinate Councils.
true copy spread upon the minures-
j. DELBRrD1E, Recordet-
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Special Election Notice

AAToRALIT u JAcEhob.
January lZth. l3lI
VTHEREAs. o vacancy having occurred o.
w the Board Of Aldermen 81 the city eI
Jackson, ~ the resignation 81 b. McLaurL
lin Alderman for the South Ward
Now, therefore, /, MAnT0N 8MtIu Mayor g.
Jackson, do hereby issue this my ordcrQf el9r
ton 20 be held on WEpNEaDAT, January 2il
1877, a. the Engine House Of Hope Fire Con-
pany, No. d 70 elect an Alderman for thH
above mentioned Ward, for the unc1plrc1
term, An In compliance with o reo0latlol
passed BY the Roard Of Mayor sud Aldermen
on the llth instant, do hereby nnrQluf
Bloom, J. A. Noight Alfred Bank Ju4Rea ei
Election; and J. $. Cesconl and Julius hiia
helm, Clerks Of Election
The polls viii be opened AZ the above name q
place a. 10 o'clock a. H.. and close 40 q d elock
IN MARION SMITH, Mayor
SAN O. BURHHAM, Clerk. iaut& "a
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Tribute Of Hespecs.

At a meeting Of the Literary Society Of
the ''Hivc,' held Tuesday, January 9th,
1872, IL was
RESOLVED, That we. the members Of this
Society give public expression OF our grief
az the death Of our late companion. KATIE
PIERCE. that we have lost n noble school
mate, one ever dutiful 10 teachers. faithful
70 lessons and kind to fellow pupils.
That our society has lost its modcl--our
best stimulous 70 "A sweet emulation.
That the lovely life she led amongst US,
and her beautiful profession of fifth give ~
assurance OF eternal rest in the presence Of
our Saviour.
That we beg leave 10 offer 10 the bereaved
mother, brothers and sisters our heartfelt
coincidence and sym pathv.
EMMA KAUsLER, Sec'y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
G.. Kortreehl aud jas ~ McGrher. Adaf
of u e.. Chambers decreased. ST. A at
Stewart No. o.

4. hnriirrhl aud Jas. NJ MrbthrN. AtH
" u e.. Chambers decreased ST. A N
stewart NO. o.
la the supreme Court of the Slate ui MIsa.
sippi--Oct8ber Term. a ID 1871 Janus
~ Oh, 1872
TINHI5 day came On 10 Doe heard tlr motion
l. Of defendant in error for an order 0r uuN
LEGATION as 20 Mary Chambers, minor Ola o.
III. q. Chambers. deceased, aud lt appahriu. .
10 the Yatisiacilcn Of the Court that the saI n
II. e, Chamber, who was plHIuun in error lI
this suit, has departed this life since ths sue.
ing out " the appeal herein and lt iurEhr.
appearing thHi thc said Mary Chambers D. 4.
necessary party hereto, and BE- appearing Y
the Court from AFFIDAVIT on Ole that tho saII
Mary Chambers lH a minor without guardian
and that she is % non-resldeut ~ fhe htatu 0f
Mississippi, ami resides and hag hor post
Office Al Memphis. Tennessee tta therefore
ordered that the said Mary Chnmborl do b.
and appear before our supF1mu Court, 40 thu
next torn thereof, 10 bee held 90 Jackson. on
the third Monday Of April a y. 1872 end
show cause if any she can. why fhia suIL
should not be revived tu lrr name na one a.
the heirs o. law Of said ~. a. Chamlers. il.
ceased, and be proceeded in to fHal judFufHI
II is therefore ordered thut cory Uf thH
order bs published in TnE CLAHt0N. news
paper published in the ciff oi Jackson. once
week Tor four consecutive. weeks and tUht tI I.
Clerk Of this Court DO transmit ly mail F.
copy o. this order directed ~ iha Ht.I Mary
Chambers az Memphis Tonnes go.
true copy from the mlnufca.
JAMES M MCKEE ClHfl
ianlswit by 4. A. MCWLLfE, D. g..
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- t.souri Democratic Legislators
AdODt the 0PnssIve'. Policy.

Sr. LOUIS, January Ga Democratic
caucus At Jefferson City. last night. In
which were six Senators and dfty-six Rep
resentatives. adopted resolutions heartily
endorsing the passive policy, aud recon-
meDding the Democracy of the country 10
adopt il in the Presidential campaign OF
1872 Only two negative votes were east
against the resolution.
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The Evil Times.

RICHMOND, January 5.-ln Prince Ed
ward county. Virginia. a negro took by
force from her mothers house respectable
young white girl aged 8 years aud CON-
mitted upon her person fieDdish outrage.
He made his escape. but a party of geEtle-
men are pursuing him. with every prospect
OF capturing him. If captured lynch law
will probably be enforced.
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"CneXcePtiOnabIe and Cred
table,
From the Hind County Gazette.

From the Kinds County Gazette.
Sheriff Goats has appointed B. g. Banks
ton and W. II. Taylor his general deputies
for the county, with J. F. Fairchild as office
deputy at the court house in Raymond
Most unexceptionable hnd creditable APP
pointments, all of them.
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TSc Clarion for Is5a.

During the session OF the Masonic Grand
Bodies, the undersigned will be pleased to
receive subscriptions 10 THE WEEKLY GA
RON, at 81 per year. or IHE SENI-w EEKIr
CLARIos AZ 81 per year
J. L POWER
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NOTIOE


Estate OF Joseph mmrun.
01HE undersignsd having been duly appelnt.
Il ed AdminiatratriE Of The estate "a Joseph
Burns, deceased, all persons Indebted Re aald
estate are notiaod 10 eaule forward Immediate
~ and settle end those having claims aealnri
ssid estate are notified 10 prove the araa
MRS &. "A. BURNS
AdminiatratriH
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Resolved. That the Secretary be hereby
instructed and required 90 discharge from
service from this date all persons now In
his employ, except those authorized aud
elected by the Senate.
Previous question called-call sustained,
aud the resolution was adopted.
senate then adjourned
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Kelly of Lauderdale, Leavell, Lopez. low ry.
Mcintosh, Mckie, Mckenzie, Nets, Martf-
Mere, Nisbett Potter. Reed. Robbins Smith
o. Lauderdale, Street, Bolton, SpeIman.
West-42
NAIs-Messrs. Andrews, Avery. Bell
Bush, Brooks, Bremen. COrcoran, Ces<or.
Calhoun, Chandler. Cooke. Carter, Davis OF
Noxubee- Everett, Fisher. Feema5er. French
Griggs, Green, Gayles, Handy OF Copjah.
Handy of Madison, Hall. Howard, Hudnall.
| Holland, Haste, Huston, Hyer, Howe 10 n :
son of PiBds. johnson Of DeSofo Jae.,bs
himbrough, Hendricks. Lindsey, ! auders,
Mccain. Mauss, McCurlee, Mallory. Margan
of Washington, Nettles, Piles, Quinn Res.
Roane, Shadd, Smith OF Tunica. smith of
DeSoto, Stewart of Noxubee Stone. stewart
OF Holmes, Sessions, Smothcrs, sullivan.
1 IT Tucker, Webster, White, Wade.
| walker and Mr. Speaker-59
ABSENT AND Nor VoTIxG-s.
Anu the amendment was adopted
MI. hhlte moved the previous Question.
which was sustained, and under the oDera-
adopted. =
The Speaker appointed as committee
messrs- Lowry, French and White
PUBLIC PRINTER.
Mr.. Arinstead, by general consent intro
duced an act TO abolish the office of PuH,Iic
Printer and for other purposes. Lies
over.
EXPENSES OF THE LEGIsLATURE.
On motion OF Mr.. Davis, the House re-
solved itself into Committee OF the Whole.
10 Iufther consider an act making an ap-
preparation 70 deiray the expense OF the
present Legislature, and after some time
spent therein, the committee rose and
through the Chairman. Mr. French. rapor-
TED the bill back. with the recon- n,endatiou
that it do pass.
Report received and the bill passed.
Yeas 10; nays 81
1EAs-Messrs. Andrews, Allen, Armsteat
Avery, Baldridge. Bell, Bush. Brooks, Cor
coran, Cessor, Calhoun. Cooke, Currie
Crump, Carter, Davis OF Lafayette. Davis of
Noxubee, Dixon. Evans, Everett. Fisher
teemster, French, Griggs, Green, Gayles,
GaddIs, Gaines. Gore, Handy Of Copiah
Handy OF Madison. Hail, Howard. Hudnall
Huggins, Holmes, Holland. Haste, Houston
Howe, johnson of Kinds. Johnson OF De-
Soto. Jacobs. Jones. Kelly Of LaudeTdaIe
hendrick, Lindsey. Lopcr, Lan,Iers Mccain
Mchie, Mauss Mallory, Metts Nsftie Piles
Quinn, Reed, Reese. Shadd Smith of uuIca
Smith of LaudeFdaie. Smith of DeSoto.
Street, Stewart OF NoxuJee, Bolton. Stone
Stewart OF Holmes. Sessions. Smothers,
Streeter, Sawyer, Trnehaft Wroton. west
White, Wade and 3ir. Speaker.
NAYS-8iessTs- Apple white, Baker. Boyd,
Curlee. Ford, Horton. Kelly of Neshoba.
kimbrough, Leavell, Lowry, Mckenzie Nor
gan OF Washington, NisheJt, Potter, Rob-
bins, Roane, Spelman, sullivan, Tucker,
Wharton and Webster.
Pending consideration OF the bill making
appropriation to defray expenses of contest
ed elections, the House adjourned
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An experienced Teacher, born ana ed4rl.
"a ted In the south. wishes "a situation W.
which he can establish PERMANENT Ciahaicai
and English School For further Information
address O.. 80
Raymond Hints oovnty, Mics
iaulCwlm
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Blanks! B1anks!!
For JustIceS Of the Peace, Clerks,
sheriGs. Lawyers, Merchants,
mud Planters.

The following Blanks are kept regularly
on sale at Tx CLARION OFFICE. Others
viii be added as the demand may seem 10
justify. Orders filed promptly by mail on
receipt OF the price, or by Express c. o. D.
liberal deduction where Blanks are
ordered by the ream. Parties ordering
from the following list. may give the num-
Der at the beginning Of the line. The price
is One Dollar per quire. The figures At the
end OF each line give the number II Blanks
TO each quIre.
No. 1-JustIce SummCns-4s.
e-Justice subpena-4s.
3-Mittlmus, or Commitments.
A-Afldavit before Justice for Bench
Warrants.
6-Justice Bench Warrants
G-AhldavIt for Search Warrant-is
7-Search Warrant and Returns
S-Bond to answer In Circuit Courts.
O-Afldavit for Peace Warrants
HO-Bond to Keep the Peace-49
II-AHdavit and Bond tor Attachment-2t.
K2-Attschment wrlt-4.
I8-AfidavIt and Bond for Appeal
Iz-AhidavIt IN Replevin before Justice
--4S.
A5-Wris of Replryiu--4s.
H0--Ahidavit for and Distress Wauant--A.
H7-Justice Appeal Bond--4s.
IS-Justice Execution-24.
I0-Unlawful Entry and Detainef-9t
2O--Anidavit for GarnIshment--4s.
9I-Justice Garnishment-4s.
29-Garnlshment, by Circuit CLERK, Is.
95-Afldavit before Justice--for general
use-48.
21-Circuit Court SummOns--2l.
25-Circuit Court Executlon-2f
30-Chancery Cont InJunction.-2L
27-Obancery Injunction Bond-2i.
2s-Recognizance on Indictment hy Grand
Jury-2l
a0-Sherif7s Sale, form for general pur-
poses-2i.
5O-Oflcial Bond for state, County or Mu-
nicipal Odlcer5-A.
/ aI-Executor's Bond Oath ana Lateral.
32-Guardian's Bond. Oath and Irftor-, p.
33-Admlnistrator' Bond, Oath nndIet
ters-2f.
3A-COmmisslon Tor DOweT-4.
36-Contract for Share Of Crop-2i
56-Contract for Wages-2l.
s7-Mortgage to secure Adylnoes ~
Planters-24.
as-Merchants' Lien and Mortaage, 1e-
curing Existing Indebtedncss and
Future Advanoes-24
3D-Landlords' Mortgage Lien tor Rent
Money-24.
AO--Landlords' Mortgage Lien for share
of Crop--24.
Aided OF Trust for Rent and Supplies
--M.
ADDED Of Trust 10 Secure Advances by
Merchants--2A.
4a-Deed OF Trust FOL general purposes
pa.
4A--warranty Deed-24.
15-Commission TO Road Oyerseer-2i.
Masonic Blanks and Blank Books always
on hand, for Lodge, Chapter, Council and
Commandery.
SPECIAL BL4AN KS
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Premiums ! Premiums

NIFTY -FOUR BLUE RIBBONS Q,rty-elgLt
il more than ell other Colleges at the afma
Fairs for work done BY Proioisors tnd 3tu.
u' FP9eeRsTFYt.otNE DIPLOMAS, THREE COLD
PENS, Two SO Cold Premiums. Four Silver
Medals, -Four Bronze Medsls and one honora-
BILE mention we're awarded 20 the FrQlr1aorn
and Students Of DOLBEAC COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE, Noe lG and 100 Canal street. az
the late Louisiana, Mississippi State Nleka-
burg and Matches Fairs.
10 Prof. Jackson eagle, Seven Diplomat ana
one $40 Gold Premium for besi Practical fen
manahip.
10 Prof Max Meyer, Three Diplomas f.I
best In Twelve Languages.
To Joseph Bean, Six Dopl0mts, One Gold
Pen and Silver Medal for boat Practical ani
Illuminated Pcnmnnship w boy under l9
To Henry Hustled. Three Diplomas. 9llvef
and Bronze Medals for best Practical Pen
manship Ia most Language t5l By boy under
To Theo. y Weber Pour Diplomas and sll
YER Medal for best Practical PsnmanBhlp and
Balance Sheet by boy Of IA
To r. Bohning, Two Diploma and Gold Pen
for best Penmanship in most Lhng1aFea iaI
TO Leonard Prana, Two Diplomas and Bronze
Medal for Practical Penmanahip Ply O boy un.
der 10.
and $40 Gold Premium for best Feumanship bf
"a boy under H.
t. L. p. Bonnet, Silver and Bronze Medals
for best drawing by boy under IA.
To John Lacoste. Gold Pen for beef Ha'snr.
Sheet By boy Of 10.
To Joseph BERNARD, Two Diplomas aud elI
yer Medal for best Ornamental PtumhusliD
By gent under n.
To Charles Norbock. Three Diplomas nnI
Bronze Medal for best German Whiting
~ B.-Smdents are requested t0 enter af
soon a. possible. They should beware III run
ners and drummers and apply 90 once t0 tht
College and put their money with their mni
chant or boa bank.
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President
JAcKsOg CACLE, kccy lhnlBwhgWtm
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No settlement. +See Sun
clam County tax not claimed.
Bsspee' FL. l.. DUNCAN,
A. T. MORGAN,
X. III. ALLEN.
Committee.
Ee'' .,.snce wa7 granted Mr. Little
Sve q az sad "a Xr. Cassidy for one
,le President exchanged Mr..
cons ~ Bowles from their respee-
fsn a.l viz: Humane and Beney-
fon' ~ ~. and Corporations.
4.r ii'' JOSEPH LEMLY,
secretary of Senate.
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fon sAIE-Two trios OF light Drfhmaa
OF anc strain. Price per Trio, enc.
jaul2sw3t Gro e.. Evntlu
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The Railroad EiocsIou an i.al.
Comfy.
oErIcE PREatDEsr o. rut
BoARr OF supEHvttOHB.
llisDs COUNTY. Iaam8irfi

CLuuON. December 4, 1871
AZ The written request ofGro w. Harper
representing the fs7on 'lfy. Raymond aHI
Crystal springs Raiir04 3, Hnd Im B.. Dstf
representing the Ntfchrt aui Jackson
Railroad, aud IS. g.. Wells, representing l..
Nicksburg and ship island Railroad. aUH
for the reasons set folfh .n lslt written o.
quest, which paper bears date at Raymond
December 4, 1871. hereby give notice ti.I
the propoFed vote oH fHy question 900 county
aid Cd the railroads .f.tr uamei unW fH.
vcrtised 90 be- ukpu December b. 1871. IN
postponed until suerlas thr aIH dsy uI
March, 1872, and thHt aI tu. asu I..rrr. IA.
the county publish thls u0uer
J.H IiuIs.
al prcs't B1lrd ut suppr,i .r#.
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REPRESENTATIVES,

al X IL IA t@4A@-f = - - . @@A'@
FRIDAY, January 18th, 1872.
,.r.uant to adjournment.
~ l' Ignch Ia the Chair.
49, .'n Rev. Mr.. 5mythe.
BYE. " - mem bers were absent
foll gS%aa1dler. Carter. Foley Holloway,
10y .ob.once was granted the follow
aeinoTl' rnt;l Monday: Mr.. Foley, uH-
LAW 3Ls. Mr.. Reese, until Monday; Mr..
3ll~' nnfil Tuesday.
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WAR RuED.

At The Orphans Home, Dec. Gath. by the
Rev. j. b. Hamberlin. a. j. IIERoD. OF
Jackson, Miss 10 MISS TExTE COOK. OF
Pickens county, Ala.
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Transportation for Representa-
IiVes TO the Grand Bodies.

The following from Col. Frost applies TO
the y. o., j. and G.. y. Railroad, the Mssis-
sippi Central and Mississippi aud Tennessee
Railroads. The Grand Secretary Is ftteher
advised that all the Station Agents are sup
piled with Excursion Tickets 70 Holly
Springs; representative should ask for
same at time of starting:
WATER VALLEY, Miss, Jan. -, 1872.
j. l.. POWER, Grand Sec'y, Jackson, Miss
DEAR SIR Yours of the s.h inst. Is at band.
Wewill modify our order. a You wish. In re-
gard to the delegates. All that viii be
necessary win be for them TO prove to the
conductor that they are attending the Grand
Lodge as delegates. II this cannot be done,
we viii issue Excursion Tickets.
Very respectfully.
F.. d. FRosT, Gen1 Supt
telegram from General Superintendent
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, advises
the Grand Secretary that delegates viii be
passed az one fare for the round trip. be-
tween Corinth and Grand Junction
On the Mobile & Ohio and Vicksburg
& Meridian roads, delegates Will be returned
free On Grand Secretary's certificate Of at
tendance.
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PETITIONS.

...;,s of Iauderdale, presented a
9. -,.'isf,pg 70 a memorial ofthe Board
. iJi OF Lauderdale county, con-
e y. assessment of lands in said
p '',.rr.I 10 thc Committee on Ways
tT44s-.
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ELEVENTH DAY
SENATE.
SATURDAY, January 18th, 1872.

SATURDAY, JanuarY I5th, ISl2.
PREsENT-Messrs. Allen, Alexander. Abb
bott, Bennett. Barrow, BOwleS. Caldw ell.
Castle, Campbell, Duncan, Gibbs, Gleed,
Gray, Holloway, Hardy, johnson, Lyles,
Millsaps, Morgan, Mygatt, Mcclure, Paine,
Price, Packer, Pierce, seal, Smythe, steele.
Sullivan, Smith. Stone, Williams, Watts and
Warner.
ABsBNT-Messrs. Cassidy and Little.
Leave of absence granted to Messrs. Seal
Price and Campbell until Tuesday.
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Printed to order, at short notice.
MIsSISSIPPI NGANUA.

OF Legal and Business Forms-3rd Edition,
Price -. Contains Forms for Magistrates,
County ofieers Business Men Generally /;
Constitution Of State and United States
chancery Rules and Forms; Directory q
the Courts, Statistics. etc.
Address,
POWER a BAKKSDALE,
Jackson, Mississippi.
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PROSPECTUS


CHAs- r. MURPHY ..-s--.-... Editor
J. T.. Power Asso. Elitor and Publisher
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STEAM MILLS and
COTTON GINS .
NXTANTED--A situation BY PRACTICAL
w ENGINEER and MACHfNIsT t0 im
Steam Mill and Cotton Oin-undoratauda Oh.
business thoroughly, having had charge 9f Hri
run a Public steam Mill aud Cotton Gin gHe
cessively. Address,
JAMES BAUER,
ana Olive street.
awAw3wr ht Louis BIO
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by Mr. Smythe: That he viii, at an early
day, to Introduce bill to make the office
of county school superintendent elective.
MESSAGE FROM THR[GOYERNoR
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Report received.
Al act to extend the time for the collec-
ton of taxes was taken up, and amendment
of committee adopted and passed.
BY Mr.. Smythe;
Resolved, That the Senate respectfully
refuse to accept the tickets rendered the
Senators by the Mississippi Central Rail-
road.
Mr.. Watts moved to indefinitely postpone.
Carried.
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Ia the supreme Court of the Slate ODD MIsaa.
gippi-Ottaher Term. a ID 1871 Janus
~ Gil 1877
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
J ,. LABRECHE. L. r. BODETrE
LaRRECsIE Il E3OsssiE
Dealers in
Boots Shoes, &C., &c.

We have CONSTANTLY on hand 'njl liH" ef
Roo,s, Shoes. Gaters, Slippers. 6c.,-npth
of eur own make and sale work. sisirh We
are selling at prices that defy eampetitl"a.
We intrud 70 keep none sat the br-t sto"k,
srplo, skillfal wor men, and sell al small
p'oe, sApsisanS ready ScsA;