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, 1873-12-14

<t,tciaf bi,r.ich In TAe EAfrH7n IFihHae.
sa,n,.rl 1sim1o. Of this city ln.ety absrultlcl Will
i9coD IN nnncy, goil which and rlain, ani so'ne
clothing, nil bcloring u Ills lruthtr rran Riuai;t
late who'esau dener III hats atd tnrs herc. Tar
money takci, cnllect1ona Tint tho Young MIN ll4t
for tho hrln, a1 TIM nser articles s0len iro:1l
hlB brothers. room willie he Wt,B sick.
, 1873-12-14

= spteiul DIs1Hiffh q Tie Eh'cH:o 7ff6aas.
pH1LApELrIriA, Pl., Dac. l3-Ja1ncs n. Kertls.
Unitcd Htutes Marsha. for tho Eastern District OF
Pennsylvania to-day a1lnouuccs officially tat n.ect
tug Of tho creditors of Jny Cooke Co.. lately I'D! Judged
luikrnpa, will be hell ut tito Assembly Bntldings,
philadelphia, the 18th day Of January, to prove
their debts and choose ORC Or moro Assgnees.
, 1873-12-14

NEW York, Dac. 13.--.t London dispatch, dated tie
;0nlofst u nca iu Lat. ~ NJ. Long 81 ". Fart Of
tA5rrow vera landed ut arnve4aill to-stHy. The ros
,rutnlpr, tAysseu In numbaE, wegs aSowna4 Willie
baiitu4.
, 1873-12-14

NEW YouI, Doc, l3.-Afetlaul q. Iroieric1, who
ktd I,tB syn nui was convicted uf n,I,lauBhter III
the Third Degree las hren sentenced 10 elghteen
mouths in tLs Slate Prison.
, 1873-12-14
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET

syseial Di.ra'eh h Tbs ch!raga Tfa".e.
Kansas urrY, a1o., par. la.-cArrLE-lta"ntpts
weak; notsvt inquiry FROM ahiprtrs; pysrrs hrM.
Sales Of wiussrvd Tsxaa aseers, $lb0 do cows, 4.s
@1,00.
Hoos-I,ecetpts 1880 marriott Arm; gooA demand
from pAsksra prlcas Advanced closln1 aSes, $.Ass3
A.o1N,
, 1873-12-14

spscial Dttpufsh to Tia Chiea3o Tribune.
nLooMtNaroa, ILL.,, Doc. 13.--Janea D. Fitzpatrick.
Of tu city, tluite ,oted character. who foil from
freight train of tho Jacksonville Road bctween sh!s
city alld Stanford !Aet ui9ht, roreivng probably
faal fraoturs Of the aku waR removed to this city to-
duY,
, 1873-12-14
WILL OF THE LATE SETH ADAMS.

nosToN, h1asH., Dee. l3-The lato Sath Att!Ma lcft
I'll eutate vu!cd Ut sl7oN 00o. r1 r,r!l.l III his Will
for thu establishment near Dastail 0f honn r tala
treatlneu aud accommodation of those afflicted WITH
hylo:Anudria, FROM which nalaty Albums sufetea
for ypArH.
, 1873-12-14

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Dec. l3--JHrnes CHll1nH.
farnler wus called u frn Ills he'd t his resit'unee,
Gixtce1 miles abovo this city ibis morning. anta ~ lle
nppearel ut tue door, was sot down IND killed by
bon,o unknown person. Suspicion rested u Goorgy
Pledger, ynuNg man who worked III the furul, aud
lie Wly arrretol, peulinE Investigation.
, 1873-12-14

Warehouse Registrar Ei0ctcds
Snreiat Di.1ateh 10 U,s t'hcngo Tftbuns.
srn1Sor1ELp, ILL.,, Dou. l1.-Tho nllroadnnd Ware
house Commissioners tot!Iy formally Accepsed the
rcsguattou Of Btephen olary Warehouse negatrar,
and appointed to ilu vacncy T. T. Tyae, tue First.
AssstAk n tho ohee, thus uxenpafytnH cyta HssVisa
RofrrIu
, 1873-12-14

The Eist1c Il Hatch Settlement.
NEW yonE, uac. 13.-Iho claim Of $9a, 600 held by
the Hoolcn sayitga Bank ngllnst Fisko Hatch has
bec bought by different ttrsOlls. who secured by
tie deroei Of OAtn Clepnpeako l.aiiroAd stock for
sto1,1O0. Thu buyers aso guarantee the payment Of
lerositora Of tho Gank.
, 1873-12-14
AlEeEetl collection OF 1l;owt2! E':nS.

Sp-cia Bispa'rh to The Chiea N Fr;tpar.
sralNuE1ELD, ILL.,, ucc. lJ.-Eiwsrd Clark, Of 0ray
v!c. White oaun:y, I'LL attorney, WIS arrtete'1 md
brought hero to-day under charge Ut collecting ille
gal fees for Obtaining pcnnionH. 1p entered uo Snda
IF IS 600 for lts aroarnce at tho Juury term Of tho
United Stalcs District Cour!,
, 1873-12-14

MADRID, Dec. 13.-Gen. Da,nin!qucz hus assumed
command Of tho forces lesicging Carngenn. Yescr.
day there review Of all tho troops. The bot-
bardmont bus been temporarily suspended.
, 1873-12-14

womnM Arrested on IL Charge of MUIR
ies4ng aAer Husband.
KEMrv1LLE, Ont. Lee. l3.-Willnni Magea was
found dead IN he'd uI Inursday, md h!s wife las heen
arrested On q Gliargc ot killing Lila.
, 1873-12-14
H0G.KlLlING AT CINCINNATI.

o1so1saArI, O., Dec. la.--T4e number ot hogs
sIauHutsye eca Nov. In tlts uty IL $40. .0c0 during
tile sAluu time laat year, 2dd, ,G00.
, 1873-12-14

lann. Ecitnrt, Ikentlints, Pm.
READING, pa., Dag. la-1saac Ecltrt, aged ~,
loa.iig iro MUSTER and influential citizen, dod tis
uye1iAH Of npop!exy.
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An act to declare the true intent and
meaning Of the act approved June 3,
1872, amendatory Of the general bank
rupt law.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representative of the United States
Of America, IN Congress assembled, That
it was the true intent and meaning Of am
act approved June 8, 1872, entitled an
act 10 establish a uniform system of
bankruptcy in the United States, ap-
proved March 2, 1867, that the exemp-
tions allowed the bankrupt by the said
amendatory act should and il is hereby
enacted that they shall, be the amount
allowed by the constitution and laws OF
each State respectively as existing 10 the
year 1871 and that such exemptions be
I valid against debts contracted before the
adoption and passage of such State con-
stitution and laws as well as those CON
/ tracted after the same, and against liens
/ by Judgment or decree Of any State court
ANY decision Of any such court rendered
since the adoption and passage Of such
constitution and laws to the contrary
notwithstand ng.
Approved March 8, 1873
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.
FIFTG-FIRST DAY
JACKSON. March ;. 1873
INrRopUcTIoN or HILLe.

INTRoDUCTIoN or BILLS.
The following bills were introduced. re
| ferred or passed.
By Mr. Seal: An act to antbr ize / /
| Davis. commissioner, 10 lease tks lands q
! Sarah Calvit. Judiciary Committee.
Also. an act for the relief ot Daniel I
Stanley. Finance Committee.
BY Mr. Smythe An act to repeal section
2S60 OF the Revised Code. Judiciary Com
mittee.
/ BY Mr. Warner: An act to provide for the
/ appointment OF a night watch for the CAPT
/ toI. Finance Committee.
BY Mr. SmitL; An act to make payable
out OF the county treasury certain accounts
and allowances now payable out oi the
State treasury. Judiciary Committee.
Also. an act to authorize a correct assess
ment of lands in Oktibbeha. Judiciary
Committee.
Also. an act To authorize an assessment of
lands in Colfax county for the year 1873.
Passed.
By Mr. stone: An act in relation to tax
lands i'm the county of Tishomingo. Passed.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Little: Resolved. That hereafter
the Senate shall meet a 9 80 A. NJ. of each
day. Adopted.
Mr. Smith moved to amend by substituting
the following:
Resolved. That on and after Monday,
March 24th, the Senate shall hold afternoon
sessions commencing att ; o'clock. Adopted
BY Mr. Cassidy Resolved by the Senate.
tn House concurring. That the President
of the Senate and Speaker OF the House be,
and they are hereby instructed 10 adjourn
their respective Houses on the 18th day OF
April next. at l. O'Clock NJ, sine die.
Adopted.
Mr.. Cassidy moved To reconsider action
just had. and TO table the motion To recon
slider. Carried.
At ? O'Clock Senate adjourned.
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THE SUBSIDY INVESTIGATION
-EEsc Attorney General aT tEe Com
fe@sIonaa.
That $500 Retainer!
CONTINUED.
Testimony of Attorney General
Morris.

F f.g
Question. Are YOU and G. A. Broughc1
4 ~ ptrtupr-2
Answer Vya are limited mariners nj law
r.#r- ...Ft+ II f4 ,t,,tf.4~z ia which ms moi
..siaf.,tfg- raatteef.d He was - have no
.4r-.af INV -tgtry a. Attorney General. or
.va-I.llr aerorter: nor am | to receive
.,- mana af f4c fpas in eases in which
~o..I.5 f,,.sfbly nave am official connection.
4.,,- .,.,-..ay,,..tt il verbal not written and
,.'s,... l.,.e4rr.sr f,affaI within fbe -cone
.t ..r r.trfapr-ftfn both members of the
Hrru ,v..FtId ii. fable. but not outside that
scene.
e "e[e {ou or Iot snapdo{Fo seler',iy 4,
= +. C..,,.gar.r. and II %. wnrn and whaf
amount al YOU receive for service:
LObJsetea I2 nN eF- ! fehch- aho question
eNaFi u. o. J3 21 'i'tti7 exp ie7shtS VII
Hu1ges- 10 ah-NerJ
At o1j -afIou 90 Sir. Lowry question
H..vel. tie Attorney General answers:
was Irt#tHeil As counsel Tor the mobile
aud II. W. H. X company IN every SUIT
t.eE Ini4hL nave tn "uich ! should not De
aiaettti} concerned, 1ot- Mann employed
ms +Ha palJ ile nay zee
v-rrtcTI WAS $500.
,5..t....t. l,.:...i, =, ,,,i,,,, 90 No.
-t" -1'I -'i' ''2 49, -, G"'liT ~ " ~ 10
.'l. wy 'tt. tt1'" '''''- '' .'iiS e"9e
t-#taet taH toH pal4 is iStd'iGI was 70
1ihA 'ltH "-ttt'7t 09t'- 5il1l"9 - aSaInsl
ti'1 conn N+hh IN t'a st - to'N tt,e
money -lt Eli q t"e@h on Il 'diiN III mobilU
-4Hd gave Mtlu my receipt Tor lL as a re-
t3iner. ANS was eitfrty correct on my
part becaHsa, oEiti2 Attorney General am
~t'tt ~ ti.etf1 tti4 i'a Nc ~! tctt
'tsHt ~ bFatbio1 Ia'Fs atio 70 pe thploNea
ana h1iq 10 IT sfSeHt eltheF sl1e IN any sult
-n #hteh inc duties ol Ny oilee DO not IN
ir,iere.
it Fl no part oI my edletu dVty % #ttFise
Heia r.. - itie i4e~ tsi4. aff' anu lheF nave
~ o,a T. - ,,sh iul oli'li9n anu yet
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Judge CamPbe1Fs Testimony 10
Attorney General Morris.

Q. When Col. Falkner made any of the
statements to which you have referred, was
he under oa'h?
A. He was not.
O. Was he in earnest. .jesting, or entirely
accurate and correct in what he said? State
your knowledge of the subject.
A. | have no reason To believe that he was
not in earnest. As to the truth of his state
ments | know nothing.
@. Was the Attorney General present at
any of the statements of Col. Falkner to
which you have testified!
A. He was not
O. Did you inform the Attorney General
that YOU We're retained in the matter? Did
was or that you had, or expected any fee !?
A. | did not.
Q. Did Falkner or any one else intimate
TO you, pending this matter. that the Attor
ney General had or was to have, on any
condition., any tee or personal qualification
of any kind for any action or opinion of his
in the matter?
A. No.
Q. How long was the matter pending
after vouE uEconnection with it till it was con-
cluded
A. | do not distinctly remember, but think
1t was one day and part of another.
Q. Were you with the Attorney General a
good deal during that time, and did you
converse with him freely and fully, add did
you observe his conversation and action on
the subject during that timer
4. Yes.
@. Did you see or hear, or know anything
in his conduct unprofessional or unofhcer-
like or improper in regard to this matter?
Q State your occupation and profession.
ant how long You have pursued IT. and
where:
4. an a lawyer. aud have been such Tor
% years in tAis State.
To Mr.. Lowry:
O. State. when YOU called to see the At
torney General in regard TO the issuance OF
the warrants, what his objections were,
law known as the Subsidy Act, or simply
doubts; and if doubts, were they well-de-
fined and digested, or merely objections in
a general way?
Judge Morris:
| object, because, in the first place, any
/ thing | may have said. then and TO the wit
/ ness, was unofficial; and secondly. because
! I had nut then determined the question
and thirdly, because | was under no obli-
| CATION TO put my case and my arguments,
/ one way or the other, into the possession OF
/ any one except the officers who were en-
/ titled by law TO receive them. and because
would have been perfectly justifable in
| concealing them until my mind shoulG be
| fully made up; and further, that the ques-
| tion is a leading one, and suggests the
| answer.
| Objection sustained.
! A. The Attorney General stated to me
/ that he sympathlsed very much with Col
| Falkner in his situation. and would be glad
| to do anything that he could, conscien-
sciously, to enable him - obtain the war
| rants. but that he had doubts as co the con-
stitutionality of the law under which be
claimed them. / suggusted that doubts III
| 20 the constiGutioualIIy of the law were al
/ ways solved by the courts In favor of its
| validity. and asked to know on what par
ticular ground he doubted the constitutions
I,ality OF the act. He stated, that rs there
was no money in the Treaaurg-and thai
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IHOHSE.
FIFTY-FIRST DAY.

SATURDAY. March u, 1873.
Local bill day, and a large number were
introduced.
The following bills were pa d
An act To remove the disa tiles OF l. j
Terry, OF Calhoun county.
An act to incorporate lola Lodge, No. 81.
IOOF.
An act TO fund the floating debt OF Kinds
county. and to issue sinking fund bonds.
An act TO authorize the Board OF Supervi-
sors of Itawamba county 70 have deeds in
deed books Nos ], , and 3 transcribed.
An act to prohibit the sale or disposal of
yinous or spirituous liquors within the cor
porate limits OF the town OF Fulton, county
OF Itawamba, or within five miles OF said
corporate limits.
An act TO authorize he Board of super
visors OF Leake county to issue warrants in
favor of II II Howard, late County Snperin-
tendent of Education.
An act to prohibit the sale Of Vinous and
spirituous liquors within three miles OF
Birmingham, Lee county, Miss.
Mr. Webster offered the following:
Resolved by the House of representatives,
the Senate concurring, That the Speaker OF
the House and the President of the Senate
be instructed to adjourn their respective
bodies on the 18th day of April, ls73 at II
o'clock NJ. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
on ADJOURNMENT.

: G II No II. in relation to the adjourn
ment of the Legislature on April 18TH, was
taken mp and read the first time.
Aud Mr. Kim brough moved that the House
concur ia the resolution. ana on that motion
demanded the prev ions question. which was
sustained.
Aud under the operation thereof the reso-
luton Was cOucHrred in
And the motion to table the motion to re-
consider the vote whereby the resolution
was coucurrcd in prevailed.
number OF local bills were acted upon,
and the House .di,urnal
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sScss2c Norris.

- =
Ao zen. I-'tf3-
2 on ty Ih Noar answer 10 question
propaunaet l5 5'ti' I4at you were EN- pioyed
ny lhe ho4ite s1.4 :, ..->,"l,nIn"estefn Railroad
'.m ptHh .5tod-,' ''i' aiduh, anu pald a re-
la'Att OF So0'' te'7e .''te' Il you rtmem-
Der. g Hal Jnhe tae iatMhef was paid
\. DO not remember the date | think
-it was carry III l1@ wear 10 :. ! gave a re
eeip. Tor the fStt.hef' WhlS4 was paid by a
check on some bank ia Mobile, and the
lsfW = my retainer was lot The whole
year le4l.
=. Ai answer {" the inquiry OF Q. {.
EErHtl, chairman ~ the Railroad Cor2mit-
zee ni iAt House ot representatives, as TO
ana fhe aailify of t6e !. I.erisIatur. ri ra,1asi
sHe -ame YOU gave written reply as At
1era.s General. Please state if the retainer
H- paid on or about that date?
81. 1 DO not remember the date OF the re-
pN- The reply was given off-hand. | am
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sAnDIs, Mis- March l7l
EDIroRs CLARION

sARDIs, Miss March l7th, 1873
EDuoEs CLARION
10 Skies sai- that E tuc merchants aud
grocery keepers In Jackson don't like thp
new licker law, imported all The way from
Injianua, ali if they want the legislator fu
everla-tugly adiuu since di, they have tug
kerds iu thar own hands. jest refuse pint
blank 70 sell or give airy member "a drop of
the critter 70 wet hi- dry whistle and they
will either repeal the law Of Hdiurn and gU
home or some whar else after some Ticker
nor do anything else in the dry capital of
said state that will take more than TWO
mortal hours tor the doing Ou it and thaG
no other boldly OF slmmuiHr -0r. viii ever
come together or apart either, Iu said cItflr,
10 may be rite li what you said about fhe
white and black -taIg dance ut the mansion
OF the gov BE- true, aud NJ the man did not
I prcvaricatc when hc said he came up 0u lhc
cars with party OF ate and only arc of gm
wa. sober enough to no which eGud was up
/ or down either. If either YOU or hc dld not
/ tell the truth the bull truth and uutheu but
I the truth. then iu that said state 0tcasg you
ought both ~ be sent 90 The leglslatur5 and
\ kept thar untecl you larucd tO Tell the truth
Y without evasion mental reservation ctcr
and sD forth / guess that would amount no.
\ "A seat in that august bOddie forever and
! ever and ever an day or two over. Well,
/ Jo .ais eli this don't win, Die will throw up
/ his hand and play no more. 30 mote it De
/ l. plurabu-ta unicorn.
Everlastingy yours,
90. DNEs
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MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR



| am instructed by His Excellency, the
Governor, to inform the Senate that he has
approved the following entitled Acts, origi-
nating in the Senate:
An act to define the duties of the State
Geoiogist, and for orher purposes.
An act to incorporate the Lexington
Savings Bank.
An act TO prohibit the Sale Of vinous and
spirituous liquors in the rowH of Brooks
vile, Noxubee county, or within two miles
of said town.
An act for the relief of citizens of Colfax
county, and for other purposes.
An act to authorize w I Landrum and A
Fl Cotton to construct q turnpike across
Yockanookany swamp and build bridge
over Yockanookany river in Leake county,
Miss.
An act TO amend an act entitled an act to
incorporate the Water Valley Manufactur-
| ing Company, approved Feb IL, 1867.
An act TO incorporate the Meridian Lodge
No so, 1 o o T, and for other purposes.
An act for the relief of Richard Hickling,
| of DeSoto county.
An act to incorporate Vigilant Engine
Company, No /, of Brookhaven, Miss.
An act 10 incorporate the Mississippi
Banking Company of jackson.
Governors Private Secretary.
Adjourned.
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Important COmmum IcaGiOn from
"a Distinguished Engineer.
Mississippi City sss a HarbOr.

EDITOR STAR OF PAsCAGoULA:
Much has been said and published recent
ly on the subject of a Harbor on the Gulf
coast of the State of Mississippi The
Governor in an official message, and the
Legislature, by resolution. call attention to
its great Importance, and ask the necessary
aid of Congress. But in no instance have
we seen the subject treated in a practical
way. Public opinion seems directed solely
to Mississippi City, as the point and the
only point worthy of consideration.
To set this question at rest now and for
ever, just let me refer you TO tile highest
official authority as proving the absolute
impossibility of accomplishing the eld pro-
posed and therefore the folly of wasti ~
your time and influence. when. II rightly
directed, the small means necessary i So
cured to make PascagoHla second only to
Pensacola as a gulf port.
In Ex. Dee. l. Part ,. A. Congress ID Ses-
sion House of Representatives, being the
REPORT of the Secretary of War. DC" in
Guiding "Report of Chief of Engineers" will
be found the Report of the L. 5. Engineer
Department, on the Harbor OF Mississippi
City 1871, p. 548, $40.
The estimate Of the Department TO make
this place at all available as a harbor. is put
at Sl0.305,73l u and the Report adds: THE
commerce Of this village does not demand
any increased facilities. and l can see no
reason for recommending any attempt by
the General Government TO make seaport
''at this point" Enough said.
ENGINEER.
The foregoing is introduced to the
public as coming from distinguished
Engineer" We viii hazard nothing in
surmising that the Engineer referred tc
is no less parsonage than Gen. Bragg
who is now engaged on the harbor OF
Mobile by employment of the State Of
Alabama Az opinion from a source 50
eminent and impartial. is entitled t.
great weight. a1ah
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SEN NTE.
FIFrY-SECOND DAY.
MoNDAY, March p, 1873.
IxrEoDUcrIoN OF BILLS.

MONDAY, March p, 1873
INTRoDUCTION or BILLS.
BY Mr. Little: To remove the civil dis
abilities of J w Whitworth, minor, oi
Monroe county.
BY Mr. Sullivan: An act to amend section
2679 of the Code of 1871. judiciary Com
mittec.
By Mr.. Sullivan: 4 bill to be entitled an
act to amend section 1030 of the Revised
Code of 1872. judiciary Committee.
CONSIDERATION OF BILLS.
To provide for appeals in criminal cases.
Passed
Relief OF james Taylor and l. Ill Smith, Of
Kinds county. Passed.
An act requiring certain successors in
office to make deeds to land. Passed.
An act "a amend the charter of the Mem
phis, Oxford x Meridian Railroad. Passed.
The new bill 70 appropriate money to
Commissioners to Vienna was discussed
and referred; SO was the bill to make a
$1,000 appropriation for arrestiug criminals.
Adjourned
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AFTERNOON SESSION
CoNsTDFRATTox OF nIIIs.


An act in relation 10 defauiting poll tax
payers. Passed.
An act supplemental 10 and ameudatory
to an act to quiet tax titles, and increase the
revenue of the State, approved April 5th,
1872. Passed.
The bill regulating the per diem OF mem
bers OF the Legislature was discussed and
referred.
An act to authorize the Governor 10 APP
point Commissioners to secure certain lands,
etc. Passed.
Adjourned.
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Motion by Mr.. Lowry

. N0tlOn by MT. LOWry:
That all testimony tending to throw light
or give information dp0n the subject matter
of this investigation shall be received, al
though it would be regarded as inadmiss-
ible in Court OF law.
Judge Morris objects to the above if it is
60 apply in any respect to him, because, he
SAYS, that under it. hearsay evidence and
irrelevant matter would there be admitted,
and that by hearsay alone. any public man.
North or South. could be convicted OF any
crime known to the laws. whether guilty or
not.
Adjourned to half past seven P. NJ, Ed
wards House,
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FIFTY-THIRD DAY.
JACKSON. March 2
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

JACKSON, March %, 1873.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced and
referred:
By Mr. Price: An act to amend section
1917 of the Revised Code. Judiciary Com
mittee.
BY Mr. Sullivan: An act ex planatory OF
section 28SS Of the Revised Code judiciary
Committee.
By Mr. Duncan: An act to create Tate
county. Committee on County and County
Boundaries.
An act tor the relief of \ Mizell and VIM
Gibbou. Passed.
An act to revive act TO insure the col
lection of jury tax fees, approved Feb 2f-
IS44. Passed
The remainder OF session occupied on the
fee and salary bill.
Adjourned.
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seven and Half O'Clock P. WI.

Judge Morris objects to that portion Of
Judge Campbell's testimony in which he.
undertakes to state Col. Falkner's idea Of
the Attorney Generals opinion. He further
objects to Col. Falkner and Capt. Hardee's
Joint idea of what his opinion was. And
objects to all hearsay statements about his
opinion or about his action.
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EHOES y.
FIFTY SECOND DAY.

JACKSON. March "a, 1873.
An act to prohibit the sale of vinous and
spirituous liquors in the city Of Vicksburg.
in less quantities than one gallon.
THE EDUCATIONAL BILL.
occupied the remainder of the day.
Adjourned.