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MISSISSIPPI.
SmaIl.Bssr LssIsIatIOn-EkII EIghts-A
LOst cass-The Press on the
Bslk Case.

Special to the ApPesl.l
JACKSON, March Il.
The railroad subsidy has been ex-
tended to all the roads to be built In
the State, and that all roads accepting
the same shall, within two years, pay
into the State treasury II per cent. of
the gross earnings.
The bill to reduce the circuit court
districts was killed.
An equal rights bill passed last eve
ming securing all persons in equal
rights at hotels, theaters, and other
public places.
Last night q negro fellow named
Rector, with his wife, entered the the
ater, and obtained seats in the dress
circle. AS soon as it became known
the police were called and the fellow
was elected. He refused the amount
paid for his tickets when rendered
him, saying he wished legal satisfsc-
ton.
The Clarion to-day, referring to the
Bslk trial, says: Selected as the
Jury was, 1t could be nothing else but
a partizan trial, organized TO convict.
The law, testimony and argument
might as well have been addressed to
sticks and stones"
The Pilot thinks il a Just and right
eous verdict.
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his estimate of the revenue; but hs
asked the house to consider whether II
was exactly wise t. % into extrav3.
gaRt expenditures with no other re-
sources to meet them than an expect
ed increase in the revenue. The first
six months receipts of the current hs-
cal year, multiplied by two, would
give the years receipts at 1865, 900, 600
only s., ,000, 900 more than the secre.
tary OF the treasury estimated.
A proposition by Mr.. Strong to pre-
vent any printing whatever on gov
ernment-stamped envelops, was dis
cussed and rejected.
Mr.. COnger, from the committee on
commerce, offered an amendment in
ereasing the subsidy for mail service
to China to 81, 600, 900, provided that
the service shall be semi-monthly and
in ships Of American construction.
Mr.. Holman made point of order
on the amendment.
The chairman overruled the point
of order.
Mr.. Holman appealed from the de.
cision Of the chair, and the decision
was sustained by a very large ma
jority.
Messrs. Sargent, Brooks, Garfield,
Dawes and Kelley favored and Messrs.
Wood, Kerr, Butler of Massachusetts,
and Holman opposed the amendment.
Without dispOsing Of the amend
ment the committee rose and house
adjourned.
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NEW YORK NOTES.
NEW Yoax, March IL.

HEW YORK AArch IL.
aenrv Berg hes gone TO Savannah
tor his health. WhicS lie Precarious.
The national convention OF the Pro,
4ective Sons OF America commenceo
its sessions tO-dsy.
Judge Cardozs refused to release
Green. of the swindling hrm OF Lee,
nnnn & Co., on habeas corpus.
Alfred Hobby, who commanded the
british regiment guarding Napoleon
a. sf- Helena, died In Brooklyn on
Sunday, aged seventy-eight.
II is stated that Mayor ball VIII
-. nenee suits against the Tribune
enc Harper's Weekly, and George
LONGS OF the Times, personally, II the
case now on trial results iaVoraoly.
The steamer City Of Brooklyn col
lided in the Sound this morning Wltn
: Schooner. She was struck on the
7,orf side forward Of the wheel house,
fosing about twenty feet Of her guard
and upper deck.
McNevens, who was sentenced 70
he hnng on July 10th, but afterward
Granted q new trial, to-day pleael
.S.1Iity 10 naanslaughtcr in the third
1egrse and was sentenced Dy he-
,.orfIer Hackstt 10 fifteen months iIn'
uEisonment.
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ADDITIONAL EARkETs BY TELEGRAPH.
lsEE THIRD PAGE FOR GENERAL REroRr.l
GATVEQTON

GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, March 12-COtton is dull
good ordinary, Is1l9197<c. Net receipts,
s97 bales /; exports cOsstWise, 1922 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, March 2-The cotton market
Is dull; middling, 211<c. Net recsipts, 500
bales; sales, 300 bales; stock, 81, ,372 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, March I2.-The cotton
market is steady; middling, 2IXc Net
receipts, 1898 bales; exports coRsswise, 2S9
bales; sales, 700 bales; stock, 51,717 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, March l2.-Ths cotton
market is dull; middnng, 245f@2lKc,
Net receiptl, 796 bales; sales, 800 bales;
stock, q, $50 bsles.
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BLEW Ms 9RAlNs OUT.
Suicide OfA German Music.TeaeheF In
Central IIIta0A-

SNAeHAA EAAAAHA~-
ST.. LOUIS, March IA German
music-teacher, named Christian Frie-
bolin, living in Mascoutah, Illinois, q
short distance from Belleville, COM
mitted suicide Saturday by blowing
the entire upper part Of his face and
head away with 8 pistol. Friebolin
was charged, last October, with an at
tempt to commit rape on a child
twelve years old, indicted by the
grand jury, end admitted to bail.
Some days ago his bondsman notified
the sheriff that he desired to be re-
leased from his bond, and on Satur-
day the sheriff went 10 Frlebolin's to
convey him to jail. When the sheriff
announced the object Of his visit, Erie
bolin went up stairs and committed
the deed. He was man nity-hve
years old, and said TO have formerly
been Lutheran minister.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

RoGESsON-Ths funeral OF ALEX ANDKs
3. Roe8Rsos Seventh son Of John and Anns
Bell Roserson. Of Dublin, Ireland who died
at Memphis on TueSday, March Ilth, aged
nfty.two years, Will take place frou Grace
Church. fernando street, this (WEDNEs-
0AY) afternoon, at o'clock. Friends and
acquaintance invited.
ELPHINGsToE-The friends and acqusint.
snee Of George and Mary Elphinsston are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral Of
their infant daughter, MABEL AvoSIA, from
their resIdsncs on Marley avenue, north OF
RNsigh road. this (WEDNEsD 5 Y morning,
81 O'Clock.
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DIED.

RIT yHEY-Iuesdsy sftsrnoon March 18th,
Al residence, No. SH Elliott staesf, of ca
tsrrhsI lever, CHA6LEA ADHLBURT RIrCaEY.
son or Rr A. L ana a. &. RItCney, sgl d FnTee
years and four months.
Funeral services VII take place at resi-
dsnce this (WEDSEsDAY; sftsrnoon. at &
O'Clock. Friends sId relatives are respect
fully invitad to attend.
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for State purposes; but nothing con-
tained In the bill shall Interfere with
the power of county courts to levy an
additional tax.
Adinurned.
m THE HoUEE.

Adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE.
The house met at noon, Speaker
Richardson in the chair. He opened
the proceedings with a brief ad
dress, in which he referred TO the ne
cessity to improve the short time al
their disposal to complete the business
before them.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. DR.
Kelley.
The roll was called and sixty five
members answered to their names.
MI. Frierson moved the appoint
ment of committee of nine-one
from each congressional district in
the State and one from the State at
large-to take into consideration the
first section Of the governors mes.
sage, and q committee Of five upon
the remaining thirteen sections.
Adopted.
A resolution to print three hundred
copies of the message for the use OF
the house was adopted.
Thefollowing bills were introduced: /:
By Mr.. Enloe-To amend the act
to create county judges for Carroll and
Dekalb counties by authorizing the
quarterly court of Carroll county to
elect county judge at the next quar-
terly meeting.
BY Mr.. Walters-AuthoriEing the
mayor and councilmen of any incor-
pOrated city or town, having popu-
lation of three thousand, to issue
bonds to the amount of fifteen thou
sand dollars.
By Mr.. Harris-To eXpedite busi-
ness in various courts OF the State by
with juries except when
demanded by parties interested, and
providing that reading newspaper re-
ports shall not be a disqualification
for jury service in criminal trials, un-
less persons summoned to serve as
such sWears that he cannot do justice
to the accused.
By Mr.. Martin-To appoint s COM
mission of three persons learned in
law, in each grand division of the
State to dispose of all cases on the
docket of the supreme court, in which
objection to the lurisdsction OF the
commission is not made or which are
not resched by the supreme court.
By Mr.. TrOusdale-To regulate the
practice in inferior and supreme
courts. One of the principal Objec's
OF the bill Is to prevent cases being
to supreme court merely for
delay.
By Mr.. Coiquett-To amend an act
passed last session for the admission
Of patients to the asylum for insane.
When the house adjurned.
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sautharn-Mafa caitan aaada-

OsNABURGs, BROWN eHEETING AND
~ kAIRI1H9s standard weight, manuiac-
tured of the best cotton, 81 PraftsVillo. Ala.
flrntahed 70 the trade at New YORK prices
froEn 10 100 belea. Call lInd examine samples
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.
Partial Hstnras from the EIectlsn HeId In
that State Yesterday.

CONCORD, March I2.-The State cleo
ton for governor, railroad commission
er, councillors, and members Of the leg
islature Is being held to-day. The Re-
publican candidate for governor is
Ezekiel A. Straw, for railroad COM
missioner Albert 8. Twitehell. DEM
Ocratic candidRtes-James A, Weston
for governor, and Henry Colony for
re election as railroad commissioner.
The vote cast Is quite heavy nOtwith-
standing the boisterous snow storm.
AT Rochester, New Castle, and Dover
the Republican candidates are ahead,
and It is expected that Manchester
will give two hundred majority for
Straw.
CONCORD, March 1850 PM
Returns OF the vote for governor rs.
ceiyed from ffty-nine towns give
Straw (Republican), 13, ,4T0; Weston
(nemocratl, 1885; Blackmer lTem-
Derauoel, IS; Cooper, 116; scattering,
Is: giving q majority in these towns
of 899 for Straw. These towns last
wear gave Pike lRepublican), 10.eOS;
Weston (DemOcratl, II S1s; Cooper
Labor Relorm), Corning (Iemper-
ancel and scattering, 64s.
Straw's majority In Manchester will
exceed 500. Dover gives Straw szS
majority.
1903; Weston, $50.
BOSTON, March 12.-Straw is proba-
bly, elected. Indications are that the
legislature is Republican,
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TO CONTRACTORS.

q EALED PROPOSALS VIII Be received at
y the once Of the secrstary, By the UNDER
signed, until y O'Clock m. on
sstsrasy, The sOth Day sf maTsh Msxt,
for The excavation Of the lot lsoxI4Sk fset,.
and the basement brickwork Of the proposed
Masonic Temple.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
once OF Jones q Baldwin, Archttee'H
The contract viii be let ont 20 the lowest
responsible bidders. The Directory seServeE
ihs right to reject any CT AL bids,
By order Of the Directory.
JOHN ZEET.
G, B. CHURCH
], u. PhTTIGREW.
fell COW Bufldtrz Cnusm ittsa.
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ToMrINE INVESTMENT POLICY PLAN

now oasrsd
principle
AFFORD to
who tiers hst following s<traez rsusa
varied Afforded
Ia z searnot
IA. he Policy
nin
u sxcee than o you dmseA
ous
Consulting ciuary"
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- you want Life
and especially examine
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CONCORD, March 12.-One hundred
and twenty towns loot up as follows:
StrOW, "a, 679; Weston, q, ,622; Block
ner, independent, 1876; Cooper, labor
reform, l0i scattering, 81; straw's
majority, 14I1, which win be some
what rodResd b. Returns to come.
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GENERAL sICKLEs

was present. They passed resolu-
ton that bonaf1de stockholders shall
hereafter have full exercise Of their
rights to control the direction of this
company, and that the board shall do
all in its power to bring about this re.
suit; also approving the bill now be-
fore the legislature repeating the clas-
sification act, and sending two cOun-
sci of the board to Albany to urge the
passage thereof,
OUT AT LAST.
At q meeting held at noon Jay
Gould resigned the presidency Of the
Erie Railroad company,
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Enpls
BEERs. AesrP<
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q INSCRIPTIONS Of Arkansas lsnos 70 tina
- Company can now be made Tor teEnG
spplE 20 DOHoE04 q HDLHfiHEx,
n6a . 4adis ! ssEsss
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lriffhG.

In sheffield Nov II Ahhir T.. Youngest dau.h.
ter of >ilma and Mary {. Davis. a-rd year and =
months Corrected
ton" from h"nr.. hut not from our hearts
In Barnet. Nov - Nhml". son of John Morrison
I-"d about - years.
In Barnet. Dee. > Miss Magnetic, Stevenson.
aged about ~ year
In Lexington. dee. t. Barney Montague. AGED 70.
In Barton. nrc 10 Mrs. Helen G'illshuryD Strh.
hens aged II years wifi of thu, late ir;linard Strb-
bins
In panyill" Dee &, Of consumption Augusta.
daughter of Mr.. Nathan IL. Martin a-rd u years
and . months.
In llattshurg. y. Y. dec. H. Louisa W GInlrl-
tom Moore" wife of Allen II. Moore, formerly OF
PasSumpsic, aged Ii wears.
In Praclam Saturday. Dec. II. Mr.. Thomas East
man, aged - Years and Il months
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SprriaI Unfrrs.
Stop Thief :

\ self appointed Detective seeing well known
citizen passing down Eastern Avenue with his
arms full of all sorts of Glass Ware. Fancy Boxes
and Christmas Goods, raised the above cry and
gave chase. The man explained by saying he had
Just purchased the goods at Bingham Brothers.
where he found an immense stock of Christmas
Novelties at prices that could not he beat.
He said their store Il curiosity shop and that
their hest Protectors wer" just what every one
needed t" guard against changes OF tenn
prraturr and advised any wishing Christmas
and New Years Gifts t" purchase OF them. lie
was allowed To pass on with apology 1t.
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Sutton.

ON New Years Eve. there will he an
oyster supper at the sutton House, Rich
ard JenncS. proprietor.
The school at the village, taught by
Mr.. +. VI. Campbell. commenced Dee.
2d. with about forty-tive scholars.
Rev. Elisha Brown of Montpelier. is
teaching the school on the North Ridge.
This is his tifty-third term of teaching.
The oyster supper given by the la
dies society, last Thursday evening.
yielded about SD above expenses.
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Wells River.

Last week. the IIihhard Family" ia
vorcd us with Il concert, Il great part of
the music of which WAS from the great
masters such as Strauss. Beethoven.
Handel. Mozart. etc.
Next week Thursday evening. we are
to have Il Reading from Mrs. Louise
Woodwork F"Ss of Boston. Mr.. Hol-
den, of the Boston JonrnaI. wrote last
summer, of her reading ut the Glen
House: This lady is certainly one of
the best readers of the present day and
her efforts won hearty applause from Il
large and apprcciativc ;iSScmhlagc. To
Il pure and rich voice, which is capable
of great mndulatiun and which she
makes equally effective in humor or
patIoS, She unitc> Il remarkable lll-
matte power, and Il refined intelligent
taste. Another charm about her read
ing arises from the fact that She is en-
tircly free from atfrctatinn. and this
alone. places her far above ninc-tcnth>
of "nr public readers"
+. George Parker. Esq. has opened Il
livery stable. at his residence ON Water
street. and has some excellent horses
tor amy who need to hire
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ly contested upon both sides and occu-
pied over two days in trial. The jury
after being out all one day failed to
agree being evenly devided. Cahoon
and Powers for pltf. Dickey and Smith
and W. W. Circuit for def.
| No. %. Samuel Gleason rs. Conn. If.
Pass. II. Il. 20. Action on the case.
Plit. sought To recover damages for IL
certain horse that WAS killed by dett
company. Pits. testimony showed
that said horse was upon deft's track
wrongtnlly, or 10y reason of his own
negligence. The testimony shows that
the train of ears that run over this horse
followed him up on the track for some
distance. The engineer stopping the
train once or twice and blowing the
whistle several times. Dcft's. engineer
claimed that he supposed the horse had
ing, as he could see nothing of il on the
track. The horse entered the bridge
and was killed, there not being sufficient
time Ia stop the train after discovery.
This WAS Il question us to whether dcft's
engineer exercised that degree of eau
ton that was required of him 10y law.
This WAS Il second trial. Verdict for
delft. Dickey and Smith, b. \. Davis
for pin. Burkes, Crane and Powers for
dcft
No. :. Lake BH>.cH rs. L. j. Willard.
AsSumpSit to recover for IL water wheel
and Labor of putting i'll the same. De
fence that dctt. did not agree To pay for
the same. One {. j. Herring bought Il
saw mill of def. and as Herring testified
dctt. agreed To put i'll Il new wheel if the
one then in did not work in IL S;ltiSfac-
tony way: that the wheel did not work
that dcft. agreed with Buzzcll to put in
Il new wheel. This dcft. denied. Yer
diet for pin. $751;. Burkc>, Bcldcn and
May for plh Dickcy and Davis for
delft
No. b e.. Il. BuIIaIH rs. st. .J0hnS-
bury. Action to recover for failure to
perform il contract. Pitf. claimed the
town aglcrd t" put i'll IL good bank wall
and build Il road in consideration PHI
would rclimquiSh claim for land damage.
The title to the land in dispute WAS III
plt1->. wife. The court ruled that PHI
could not recover in this action the
wife not being joined. PIN. n"n>uit.
Idle and Circuit for pin. Bcldcn and May.
Powers for delft
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Lyndon.

Lyndon.
The ladies of Lyndon Centre and
vicinity, propose to celebrate Christmas
at Institute Chapel, on Wednesday eve
ming. OF the entertainment IA tree and
oyster supper will form attractive fea-
lures. OF course. being instituted and
conducted i,y the ladies. and in the in
tcrest of il good cause. it will prove a
success. All old and Young who may
wish to enjoy Il MERRY Christmas" and
Il pleasant, social interview, are cordially
invited. INCoG.
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Caledonia County Court.


H"N. J"NA. Ross. Chief Judge.
J"nS BAr"< ,': ID. Asst Judges.
\. +. RANKIN. Clerk.
ISAAC VI. SMITH. SEcriti.
ELISHA MAY. states Attorney.
No -. Rodoiph"s Walker rs. u. L.
HdH. This was an action of debt on
bond. 1t seems dcft. sold pin. some
: 10 acres of timber land located in the
state Of Michigan and gave pltf. IL so. 900
bond. that there should be fourteen
Thousand feet of merrhantahle pine lum-
her per acre upon said land. Pin.
that it fell far short of meeting
the terms of the contract. Dctt. plead
the general issue. The case was sharp
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and an active and valued member and
officer of the State Agricultural Society.
who has been confined to his house hv
illness for the last twelve weeks. is now
gaining strength. and hopes to he ont
again SOOn.-FdImcr.
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A Pamphlet.

We are thankful to the donor for Il
pamphlet of 80 pages. containing quite
Il full description of the line of the
Portland and OG,lrm>burg Railroad the
Resources of the country through which
it PASSES. with dozen or more illus
trlti"ns and the relations of the same
to the Lakes Westward. showing the
commercial advantages likely to accrue
t" this road. when completed. +" one
not Thoroughly acquainted with the seq
ton of country Through which this line
of road passes, this pamphlet will i'm
part Il vast amount of information.
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Hc>Id\ the market WAS dull and prices
drriIn"d. ranging from 20 +" De for
common I" fIlr: - {" :H'r for medium
and G""d' and :i2r for choice.
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hr on me about seven o'clock on Thurs
day morning last. but before breaking
ont tine ilrc WAS "NtInguI>hrd. after do
m@ r,"mP"'IhIr dama@" of some 5000:
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rnrklhS chan at home. r"nNcr>ing with /
ms ihllliiH apparently IN usual health.
""'I NI'"''I'iN l''IIil% forward he cA-
I''t" ''i'l,'S' instantly VII. SraNrr WAS
ven "''. ''I"'''iN known III tins Nlrlh-
10y nav NJ ''',' ''IS " tearil'r IN our
"' inc 'Iiilc oil
Wr Sn.,nr L..,,n, ',i, I,'' "''i,.'
and = son and d,urIr,r LntL ntrJ,.m+,
in tbc I'niv,r.it,n tV,.,,',,,,t p,','I;'',
tom Free Press.
Fo, s,rn. ,r,r,b. r,rtio..,,,I
drink rnnnss If ~ HIM." .J r ,',,'; wi
tn tell Where thew .,nt thni, Ii',,'rI
they got il of ii man in the street some
where. The police have mt last fouud
this travelling whiskev shop. Bautiste
M"ntcy of Bedford. i. O.. Who runs it.
WAS nabbcd Monday and fined for selling
without license and for five sales which .
he admitted. and costs, 81.
\ uuccr cast. has inst bc,u d,riJ.d .
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

Hastily got up, and usually of useful
or ornamental character. The orna-
mentation of the west side of the room.
with Holly and other wreathS. crosses,
etc. WAS finc-in Parkcr'S best StyIc.
The guess cake fell into the hands of
Mrs. BoleS, as her guess was the nearest
of the true weight within one-half
ounce. y handsome sum WAS realized
1t goes int" the treasury of the ladies'
charitable society. to he dispensed to
the needy ones of the place.