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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default havlug leen
made III the conditions OF a certain mortgage
(whereby the power therein contained to sci.
has become operative executed by James l..
Taylor and Dorcas Taylor his wife, Of Pine
Prove, Van Buren, county, Michigan, to ira
Davenport OF the state OF New ! ork, bearing
date the eighteenth day OF February, A. D.
eighteen hundred and seventy one. and record
ed 10 the Office OF the register OF deeds for the
cJuntyo an Buren,, IN said state of Michigan,
on the twentieth day OF February, A. n eight
cen hundred and seventy one. IN Liber Six OF
mortgages, on page twenty, upon which mort
gage there is claimed to be due at the date OF
this notice, the sum OF tour hundred and sew
enty FIVE dollars and fifty cents, (Si75 j0). and
no SUIT or proceedings at law. having been in
stituted to recover anv part thereof Notice is
therefore hereby given. that on TUESDAY. the
eleventh day OF March next az eleven O'clock in
the forenoon. | shall sell at jubic auction. to
the highest bidder. (sale 20 take place IL tho
front door or the Van Buren, county circuit
court house, iu the village of Paw Paw the
premises descuued IA sad motlaoe. or SO
much thereof ae shGli be necessary to satisfy
the amount due on said mortgage. with ten per
cent interest, and legal costs, together with an
attorney fee of fifty dollars covenanted for
therein that is to say the following piece or
parcel OF land, situated IN Van Buren, county,
IN the state Of Michigan, VIZ: the west ffty
so acres of the north west fractional quarter
7 OF section six 6 in township one II south OF
range thirteen IL west. 92itl3
Dated Kalamazoo, December 10th. A. d. 1872
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgagee
Il. d j. ID. Burns, Atttoreys for Mortgage,
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NOTICE.

Medical society will be held at the Off ce of DR..
J. Andrews, in Paw Paw, on Tuesday, January
7th, at ten O'Clock m. lnvahds are invited
to attend from TO 3 D. m. Medlcal advice and
surgical operations Free.
}. ELLIOTT Secy Society.
Dec. IL. lS72 92itl
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PUMPS, PUMPS!
l.. l.. ENSIGN

Is now manufacturing and has for sale gu
perior article OF Pumps, which he will warrant
equal to the Sinclair Pump. All persons In
want Of good pump are invited TO call at my
shop in the basement OF Mason's Planning
Mill and examine for themselves.
l.. L. ENSIGN.
December G. 1862. 923tf
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THE Third Annual Masquerade Ball will take
place next Wednesday evening, (Christmas),
a. Town Hall. Judging from their previous
parties we are sure this will be most enjoyable
affair
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l. w. VAN FossEN, Esq, has sold the stock
and material on which the Van Buren, County
Press has so long been printed to Messrs.
LANDpHERE and MATTHEWS, who propose to
inaugurate new paper to be called the Paw
Paw Courier. Their initial number will appear
shortly after the hrst of January. By this ar
rangement Frank Drummond will suspend the
publication OF the Press Jan. LIST, 1873.
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Massey, who was to have lectured on Wednes-
day evening last, failed to put IN an appear
ance for some reason known to himself better
than to us
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For Sale at a Sacrifice,

offered for short time only, in the town
ship o. Deerfeld, one mile west of the Fish
School house, the sel4 and the se$i OF sw1l Of
sect. 80. town south of range II west. covered
with Pine. Hemlock, and other timber.
Title clear and unlmcumbered. Inquire OF
HARRISON ~ RICHARDSON, Paw Paw, w. W.
ALLEN, Wateryhet, orJ. O. KEITH, near the
land. 92Jt6
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oUR Village Schools close to- day for boli.
day vacation, and will reopen on Monday, jan
uary 6, 1873.
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The Decatur Republican was in town yester-
day. We are wrong-it was Blackman.
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Money 10 loan.

Money to Loan on improved, uuincumbered
Real Estate GA favorable terms, FOR one or
more years. HARRISON x RICHARDSON.
Office in the Court House. Paw Paw Mich.
Dec. 13, 1872. g2im6.
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Chill DREN CRY FOR PITcHER's CAsroRA.-A
substitute for Castor Oil. 1t assimlltes the
food, cures the Wind Collc, and causes nutural
sleep. It does not contain morphine, is pleas
ant to take, never grpes and never fails. The
best physc known. 922m6.
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MARRlED.-At VI. L. Parsonage, Paw Paw
Dec. Il, by Rev. DR.. Hartley, Mr. SIMEON Z.
PIERsoS and Miss JANE b. IVES, ell OF Plain
well. Mich.
MARRIED.-At the residence OF the brides
father, IL Antwerp, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
Coles Il. Wilkins. Mr.. HENRY =. PARKER, OF
Kalamazoo, and MIss MARY L. Moon.
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DIED.-In Little Praine Ronde. on the
morning OF Wednesday. December 18th, 1872,
MARTHA, wife Of WM y. RosEwABHA, IN the
9Th year II her age.
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What hear we now from West to East,
Confoundidg man, befriending beast,
But Centaur Liniment?
What is 1t cures our many pains,
And llmbers up severest strains,
But Centaur Linrment q
That knocks rheumatism out OF gear
BIDS govt good-by without tear,
Why Centaur Lnlment
Causes the cripple to walk the lame to leap, f,
Hearts to thank, instead of eyes to weep
Only, Centaur Liniment.
What renders reptiles tooth and sting OF bees,
Harmless as the bite of tleee,
Excepting Centaur Imminent;
Assuages the pangs OF broken breast.
Flows the tactical huid-gives nights OF rest,
But Centaur Limment
And when chilblains sting or hot steam scalds,
What is 1t soothes for what can we call
But Centaur Liniment
When the car crushed old Tllden's arm,
Twas saved from amputation by this charm,
The Centaur Liniment;
And when Barnums hon. UDc Ben,
Broke his leg in that dismal den,
He roared for Centaur Liniment.
Now az the Door horse, lame and sore.
With crippled knee lImps to our door.
And begs for Centaur Liniment;
And the docile sheep on thousand hills,
Die by the milhon-thc screw worm kills
(All saved by Centaur Liniment -
We hear it shouted from West to East
BY speaking man and neighng beast
nPass ON the Centanr Ilniment !"
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LOST-REWARD.

Harry :. Durkee lost Lined Buffalo Robe
on the Paw Paw Fair Grounds during the late
Fair The finder will confer a great favor by
leaving the robe at this Office. and will be iber-
ally rewarded for his trouble. The robe had
been pieced IN the middle where rats had eaten
it through. GIG
October 18th. 1872
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A. VAN AUKEN Il Co.. are having one hum
dred cords of wood chopped per week, which
is sold to Mich. Cent Iron Company. The
wood Is cut from a tract of land they own lying
south of this village. They had chopped and
delivered last year one thousand six hundred
cords from the same land.
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cessor to Hon. Charles Epson, who resigns the
Circuit Judgship.
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QUITE lively scrmmage is going on among
the Tribune Directory and Stockholders as to
the future course OF that paper-that is whether
it shall continue in the course it has pursued
during the past few months or be brought back
to the status it occupied before it took it's late
tangent and advocacy Of the very doctrines and
principles it has so long combatted.
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The next Lecture OF the High School course
will be delivered on the evening OF the 9th OF
January.
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GET YOUR PAPERS
N z w s DE POT.
RHODA MUNGER.
CLUBS CLUBs!. CLUBs.!!

The Cub se,sou has commen ed, and all
who will may read without borrowing of
neighbors. If vol 10 not find what you want
on the following i.t. let me know an YOU shall
have II at clnh brio. aud It you have not the
money 20 spafe. b. ~ ..me w-nh
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NOYl.n,.

Whereas my wife Alice Holly, has left my
bed aud board without just cause or provoca-
ton, | hereby forbid any person harboring or
trusting her on my account as | Will pay no
debts OF her contracting after this Akta
HENRY 4. HOLLY
oct. s, 1872. gl7G3e
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Book Agents Attention.

Bive Good Agents Wanted. Pay large.
Appsw a. VAN ACKEF.
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Hos. WIN. A. HowARD is dang erously i'll at
New York city.
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NT.S.4.E!:TD!

WANTED
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND OAK SPOKES
1Ax2$l inches, one BALI Is inches long. the
balance 26, all to be the best quality of white
oak clear from sap or worm hoes. Also
TWO HI NDRED THOUSAND OAK HUBS
10 inches through by Is inches long, for which
we vlll pay CASH when delivered. For the
spokes we will pay fifteen dollars per thousand
for the hubs niue dollars per hundred.
Il. IL II. :. ISMON.
April 3D.. 1872. S5Sm3
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TEA. TEA, TEA. TEA.

Those who enjoy good cup OF Tea are here
by informed that choice article OK Japan Tea
can be had at the Grocery store of w. Ii. Gid
den, which will be sure 20 give sat,sfacton 10
ali lovers Of that beverage $40
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BaHIty rudJUrIIy UNUI DIdII II OU,UOZ, HIlU
his majority over all 52,663. AS compared
with the vote for Governor two years ago the
Republicans have gained 37,428 and the Tenn
perance men have lost LAO Blar and Ferry
together have $50 votes moro than Comsto:k
had IN 1870 The total this year is 222,545
against Is6. 277 III 1870.
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This remarkable article is
for sale by all Druggists IN
every village, parish and
hamlet, in the United States
and the Canadas. We War
rant to cure.
j. b. ROSE q Co.
922t4 50 Broadway y. Y.
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MILLINERY

MRS. Roy +.
Has Just opened splendid assortment OF
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
Which she offers at very low figures. Call and
SHE will make prices suit, and show goods that
will please you. Rooms over +. Smith d Cos.
Paw Paw, Apr. %. 1872. S05ly
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We have heard or several caees or the cpl
zootic having been communicated 10 man by
his having the care Of horses affected with the
disease, but all the cases we're 90 remote as 10
be beyond the reach Of enquiry as to their cor
rectness. But now comes a we'll attested case
i'll tue neighboring village OF Kalamazoo where
the affection was communicated by the too near
proximity to Sd,o-horSe.
AT about the hour OF six O'Clock on Monday
last, fire broke out in the steam saw mill II
Waldron Il Grover Bros. in Lawton. An alarm
was Immediately gwen, but by the time assist
ance arrived the fire had made such Roadway
as to De beyond the contro OF the means at
hand tor it's extingushment The loss Is about
a20CO, uninsured. The origin Of the fire IS IN
known, bat is supposed to be tho work OF an
incendlary. as there had been no fire in the
mill snce the Saturday previous and the fact
that the fire broke out in the opposite end Of
the mill from the furnace
FoE several years past al effort has been
made to get Congress to appropriate Slxty-fye
Thousand dollars from the National Treasury
for the benefit Of William and Mary College,
OF irglnla. The proposition was renewed the
other day when sn amendment was made to tie
8ill making the appropriation to the effect that
Ia case the money WAS granted, the College
should exclude no citizen OF tue United States
on account OF race. color or previous condition
OF servitude. The moment this just provision
was tackled on the bill, tue chivalry and there
toiore friends OF The College faced square about
and voted against the Bill. They would rather
90 without the money than incur the risk Of
having to admit a colored student.
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From THE IL will be seen that there was cast
1910 votes less III 1872 than in 1863. while
there are az lear 10000 more votes in the
state than 1868. Grants vote in 1872 exceed
ed hls vote III 1868 by 1891, while the vote
for Greeley IN 1872 Is is, llg less than the vote
for Seymour in 1s65. The decrease is owing
partly to the refusal OF large number OF
Democrats to vote for Greeley, and partly to
confidence OF Republicans in a sweepingma-
jorty, and partly to the badness OF the wealth
or on the dav OF the election.
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NE official voto OF Michigan for Governor
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We take pleasure In inviting your attention
to our New Fall Stock. which we have taken
great pans to make complete and attractive,
and which will be found the largest and best
assorted OF any ID our line in the country Our
Stock consiots OF
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MILLINERY GOODS

of every description Elegant rich Ribbons IN
all the new shades. Sash Ribbons IN Stripes
and Plaids. Flowers. Feathers, and Plumes OF
every description, Ornaments and mlscellane-
GUS Bonnet materials, and in fact all the latest
Novelties Of the Season.
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ment in detail Of all stationery, or other
property, turned oyer 70 him at the close of
the last session OF the Legislature by the
Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Repre-
sertatives. Adopted.
Mr.. French introduced the following:
Resolved That the Speaker be. and he Is
hereby, authorized and required 20 issue GER
tIncatcs TO members of the House, mileage
and per diem. in accordance with the pro-
visions of san act to regulate the per diem
ana mileage OF mem bers of the Legislature"
approved May Is, 1871.
Mr.. Lowry moved to refer TO the Com
mlttee on judiciary. Carried.
ton:
Resolved, That the Auditor of Public Ac-
countS be requested to inform this House
upon what authority he directs the Treas
urers OF the several counties in che state to
pay into the State Treasury the poll tax for
1851.
Referred 10 special committee authorized
BY the resolution of Mr.. Sessions.
Mr.. French introduced an act entitled an
act To amend an act 10 Encourage Internal
Improvements in the State of Mississippi,
approved MAY Is, 1871.
Referred TO Committee OH Rail roads
Mr.. himbrough moved to take up the res
olution offered by Mr.. Sessions relating to
SerSeant-at-Arms furnishing stationery
Carried.
Mr.. Sessions moved to refer the resolution
to COMMITTEE on Contingent Expenses.
Carried
The veto messages OF the Governor was
taken up.
Mr.. Willing moved to refer the messages
TO the Judiciary Committee. with instruc-
tions 70 report Tomorrow. Carried.
The bill in relation TO printing, WAS taken
up, read second time, and referred TO Com
mittee on Public Printing, with instruc-
tions to report to- morrow.
State Concurrent Resolution, Ia relation
TO appointing committee TO revise the Joint
rules was taken up and concurred in.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. French,
Street, and Spelman ~ committee Gu the
part of the House.
House Adjourned.
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three several times and passed; title stand

three several times and passed: title stand
ing as stated.
Mr.. warner moved to reconsider action
Just mad. and to table the motion to recon
slider. Carried
by MI: Little: An act to repeal section
$40, article Is, chapter III of the Revised
Code of 1871.
Referred 70 Judiciary Committee
The President appointed Dir. Price on the
standing Com mittee on Railroads. and Mr..
lIIlams on the Committee on Counties and
County Boundaries He also added Mr..
boWles to the Committee on Penitentiary
and Prisons.
Senate then adjourned
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SrHoDuorIoN oF urLla

By Mr. smith; A B,ll entitled a# l1t o..
defray the expenses Of thg present Logic.
lnturc.
Under n auspcu sI1u ol th8 rules 1900 r..I
twice. aud Mr.. sullivan moved rJ HusuH p
striking out go 600 Hud luasrt 100000
Carried.
The Bill as amended uas o0Ua.Irrsl UH.
crossed, read THIRD dime and pasaoI 1T
YEAS Mfssrs Bennett Barrow CHIdWr...
Campbell. Gibbs. GRAY Holloway. johnson.
Little. Morgan. MyRatt. PllHe. Price FlrEa
err S;eels, Sullivan, Smith Stone, WIIlau
Watia. Warnpr-ll
NATs-MessFs. allen. Alexander Cftft -..
Castle, Duncan, Hardy. Lylr5 P.lIcc lga.f
9mgthe-l0.
JnO. Mcfarland wac appointed ha.Ha|.
Porter. and Burwel JIgEs0H AHI.fEa..
Door-Kccper on Friday January Old.
Senate then adjourned.
fOdiclsD J9BERu fEHLT.
5ecrgt1ry ui tHc 1auete.
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HOUSE.
TUESDAY, January 18th, 1877

TUESDAY, January 9Th, 1872.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Lynch in the chair.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Jacobs.
The roll being called, the follow ing dleIn-
bers were present
Messrs. Andrews, Alien, Armstead, APP
plewhite, Avery, Baker. Baldrige- Barrett,
Bell, Benson. BOYD. Bush, BROOKS, bT zen
men, Buchanan, Corcoran, Cessor, Sal-
houn, Chandler. Cooke, Currie. Crump, Car
ter. Curlee Davis of Lafayette, Davis OF
Noxubee, Dixon. Evans, Everett, Fisher,
Foley, Feemster. Ford. French. Grlggs,
Green. Gayles- Gatidis, Gaines, Gore, Hor-
ton. Handy of Copiah, Hall, Howard, Hull
nall. Handy o; Madison, Huggins, Holmes,
Holland. Hasie, Holloway, Huston. johnson
of DeSoto Jacobs, Jones. Kelly of Lauder
dale Kelly OF Neshoba- Kimbrough, Ken
drick, Leavell, Land, Lindsay, LoPer: Lam
ders, Mcintosh. Mccain, Mckie. Mckenzie.
Mauss, >McCawley, Mallory, Morgan oil
washington, Nets, Martineire, Nsttles,
Nisbett. Piles. Potter, Quinn, Reed. Reese,
Robbins, Roane. Ross. Shadd, smith oil
Tunica- Street, Stewart. Stone, Spelman,
OF DeSoto, Smothers. Streeter, Sawyer,
Truehearr. Tucker. Wroten, Wharton, Wiz
ling. West, Webster. White, Walker-lO1-
The following members were absent:
Messrs- Hyer, Howe, johnson of Kinds,
Lowry, Swami Sullivan, Wade.
MESSAGE PROM THE GOVERNOR.
Mr.. SPEAKER: I am directed by His Ex-
celIency the Governor, TO inform the House
of Representatives that he has approved
the following entitled act, originating IN
the House, viz:
II b No 2, an act to attach Montgom cry
county to the IL h Judicial Circuit Court
District and to the 18th Chancery Court Dis
trict, aad-to fix the time for holding the
several courts therein.
Respectfully.
JuLUs JUsKERGAs,
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WLDHL3DAFI IHutITy IHIHI IIIH-
AL members present except MusIrE
Crump Foley, Howard, Hycr Howe JnIl.
son Of Hiuds, LiudaHys hr.tICs5 Ross Hu'
Wharton-lO,
Dir. street gave notice tNat Lo would
move 10 reconsider blIl lZlBg Dsg uI rsa.
iatruTa
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an HEt to change iur f'ur uf uu. ..UE I..
Circuit C0urt 600 ESQ l3-u Judicial ~ r.I..
Referred.
By Mr. Gibbs. That t.H Comm. lHt I.
Agriculture bt instructed FRI JEIuIiur |H.r
the prOprioty 81 uuHctlng rmn jaw r.E.'..
ding tho fencing iu Of stUcb HHi tH I.UHI.
by bin or otherwise Adopted.
Mr.. BOwlr8 from select committee r.H..
ted resolutions ~ respect fn f.u mgH... ..
the lats Hon. a. . DoWl.
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Mr.. Gray moved to postpone and make
special for Wednesday, January 18th, at 10
o'clock. Carried.
Mr. Warner moved to have the bill print
ed; Carried, by the following vote:
1EAs-Messrs- Allen. Bowles, Cap pbeil,
Gibbs, Gray, Little, MIllsaps. Mygatt, Paine,
Price. Packer, Pierce, Sullivan, Smith, stone,
Williams and Warner.
NAYs-Messrs. Alexander, Caldwell. Cas-
sidy, Castle, Duncan, Holloway, Hardy,
johnson, Lyles, Seal, Smythe, Steele and
Watts.
ABSENT AID NOT VorING-Messrs All
bolt. Bennett, Barrow. Gleed, Morgan and
AcClure-6.
An act to amend the several acts now in
force concerning the Grenada. Houston and
Eastern Railroad, and for other purposes.
Mr.. Price moved 10 postpone until Mon-
day, Jan. 18th. Carried.
REPORTS CT COMMITTEES.
Mr.. PRESIDENT: The Joint Special Com
mittee appointed to ascertain what en-
plOyees are necessary for the two houses of
the Legislature and fix their com pensation,
have instructed me to report the accompa-
nying Joint resolution and recommend its
passage. Respectfully.
A. WARNER, Chairman,
on part of Senate.
IL. VI. STREET, Chairman
on part of House.
Mr.. Warner moved to suspend the rules
and take up the resolution reported by the
committee. Carried.
And under suspension OF the rules the
resolution was taken mp and read three sew
eral times and passed title standing As
stated.
Mr.. Caldwell moved to reconsider action
just had.
Mr.. Watts moved to lay the motion to re-
consider on the table. Lost.
And recurring on the motion To recon
slider, it was carried by the following vote !:
YEAs-Messrs. Bennett. Barrow, Bowles,
Castle, Gibbs, Gray, johnson, Mygatt,
Mcclure, Pane, Price, Seal, Sullivan and
Williams-16.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Alexander, Cassidy,
Campbell, Duncan, Hardy, Lyles, Little,
Pierce, Smythe, Steele, Stone, Watts and
Warner-14.
ABSENT AND NOT VoTING-Messrs. Alb
bott, Gleed, Holloway, MiIlsaps. Morgan and
Smith,.
Mr.. Caldwell moved the resolution lay
over. Carried.
EoTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Duncan; That he will, on to-mor-
row, at early day thereafter, intro
duee Il bill To bs entitled an act to change
the times OF holding the Circuit Courts in
the Thirteenth Judicial District.
INTRoDUCTIoN or BILLS.
BY Mr. Duncan: An act 10 amend an act
entitled an act TO incorporate the MisSis-
sippi San Rafael Mining Company approved
July 18th, 1871.
Referred 70 the Committee On Corpora
tiOns.
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y ~ n n -
EIGHTH DAY

WEpaEnDAT, January ~, 1874.
The senate met pursuant 70 adjournment.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. johnson.
PRFankr--All the Shnators-
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REPORT on JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

Mr.. SrEAKER: The Judiciary Committee
TO whom was referred I'll Il No IS entitled
an acr to authorize the Board of Supervisors
TO issue county warr9Elts 60 pay those en-
Dloved In holding State elections
Have had the same under consideration,
fhsrsro. have instructed me to report the
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SIR. SPEAKER Your committees o. Hu
was referred a oil 90 provide bone. rH".
tor old. worn out former slaves HHN FD'r. .N
soldiers OF MlslsslppI, etc- beg Ic.Eu o EU-
port the same back to che HOUSE,. HlI fl-
commend thHf che sumo bo referred tY IIg
Committee On Humane aud BeleF1.sut a.
sttutiOg
j. W. CuAEDLEn Cul.ru..
Referred accordingly, aud Ou MOE ..
Mr Arm srC td, Committee iusrrul..i -l r..
port ia ESQ Weelt..
ain. SPEAKER: Your CUmmItteg Ig "H.
was assigned tbc duty Of Inviting tIn clergy
OF the city 1i JagksUn to open tHe morning
session Of Gle UUuae witl prHy cr beg l.H.l
~ report that they hAVr per'orHr. l..
same. Al NJ ah.eh r. respectfully
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same back TO the House with the recon-
dation that, as amended by the Committee,
IL do pass. All OF which Is herewith re-
spectfuIly submitted.
WI. WILLING, Chairman.
Amend section LIST as follows, to-wit :
Strike out the words ~thIs State" In the
third line, and insert In lieu thereof fhe
words 1.-THE several counties :" also by filling
the blank In the eighth line of the same
section with the word five before the
word dollars"
Report received and agreed 10.
The bill was read third time ard passed I;
title standing "a stated.