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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-04-03
EEOUS 81.
FIFTY-FOCRTn DAY.
WEDNESDAY. March ?

| WEDNESDAY. March % 1873.
| A number OF local and private bills
| PISSED. and a number of bills of the same
| mture were introduced.
Mr. Sessions, by general consent, intro
| mced an act in relation to County Survey
GS.
THE EDUCATIONAL BILL
vas considered at length, and
Mr. Davis moved TO refer the bill and
| amendments thereto TO a special committee
If nine. Carried.
Mr.. Street moved that Mr. Fisher. Chair
nan of the Committee on Education, and
the Speaker OF the House be mem ers of
the committee.
The Chair (Mr Howe) appointed as the
committee, in addition to the Chairman of
he Committee on Education and the
Speaker of the House, the following gentle
men: Messrs Shadd, Street, Kimbrough,
Piles, Mckie, Avery and Leavell.
MORRIS AGAIN.
The Speaker presented TO the House
communication from the Attorney General.
Mr. Davis moved that the House refuse to
receive the communication on account of
its personal reflections on the character OF a
mt IN Der OF the House. Carried.
Mr. Lowry presented the following report:
Whereas Reflections have been made on
the conduct of myself by the Attorney Gen
eral. | ask for committee of SIX to inye-ti-
gate the whole subject referred to in the
communication OF tue Attorney General
and everything in connection Herewith.
Mr. Street moved that the House comply
with the request of Mr. Lowry. Carried.
The Chair appointed as the Committee
Messrs Fisher. Mckie, Davis, sawyer and
Sullivan.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Mr.. SPEAKER -
l am directed by His Excellency, the
Governor. TO inform the House OF Represen-
tatives that he has approved the following
entitled acts, originating ia the House:
An act to create a Board of Pilot Com
mssioners for the Bay of Pascagoula, and
for other purposes.
An act TO incorporate the Vicksburg
Street Railway Compan
An act TO incorporate the Merchants
Wharfboat Association, at Greenville, Miss.
Governors Private Secretary.
Adjourned.
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REMARKS OF HON. ROBERT
LOWRY.

After the Reading Of the Attorney Generals
Letter to the House of Representatives,
disabling Gen. Lo,ory, that Gentleman
Sdid-
Mr.. SPEAKER:
have lived in this vicinity for nearly a
quarter OF century, and this is the first
instance in which any living man ever
reelected upon my honor. And now it
comes from rePuted ASSASSIN, a ScoUN-
DREL, covered with INFAMY, LIAR and a
COWARD. 1 desire the fullest investigation.
and will prove that every single allegation
rejecting upon me is basely and UNANIMOUSLY
false. As matter of favor, ask thaC the
House appoint Committee to investigat
the charges.
Che Committee was appointed as re-
questsd-)
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We have received a communication
which we regret has been misplaced,
from Mr.. E. j. Capell, prominent
citizen and leading planter of Amite
county, in relation to practice which
he says is becoming more and more COM
mon OF laborers abandoning their contracts
before making their crops, after mourning
liabilities. Mr.. CapelI appeals to the
Legislature to pass law making such
conduct punishable as crime We
imagine that increased caution on the
part of planters and merchants will prove
the most efectual remedy.
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EXIT CORRUPTIONIsTs.- the
U. s. Senator from Kansas who was be-
ing investigated on a charge of bribery to
procure his election, has resigned to pre-
vent expulsion. In like manner, the
notorious Tweed. has evaded the verdict
of the New York Legislature by pleading
that he has never taken his seat in that
body to which he was elected, and is not
subject to its Jurisdiction. These cul-
prits have shown that if they are not
able to prove their innocence, they at
least are not impervious to the judgment
and to the scorn of their peers.
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HOU1E.
FIFTY-SIXTH DAY.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.

JACKSON, March %, 1873.
An act in relation to county warrants
passed.
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TORNADO AT CANTON

Freight Cars Blown from the Track and
Destroyed---Houses Demolished,
Trees Uprooted. ETC., etc.
Fifty Dwelling Houses and Places Of
Business Destroyed.
One Person Killed Outright and Sew
eral Badly Wounded.
Curious Freaks Of the Element.
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COUNTY JAIi,

This building, besides having couaf..-
able OF the slate roofing torn OF, baU Nh.
roof blown completely on Of thc LiuN.
part. and the stove and other cuIIua.
utensils were badly smashed Here u.
tornado seemed to widen % at least wa
hundred feet. taking ia the hou.c ol aN.
Killian, which IL lifted from its fouuda
and turned completely around huHk.
the building badly, and turning thc pin.
and household goods upside down. 81
member Of the family was injured, bglo
few bruises. The condition ot thc
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-04-03

A number OF local and private bills
PISSED, and number of bills of the same
mture were introduced.
Mr. Sessions, by general consent, intro
dced an act in relation to County Survey
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The woman, Ann Dawson, was
dead ia one corner Of the buudiuE
very few II any bruises upon Der fH
and 1t Is supposed, by the hidcou-
sion Of her features, that she had bee.
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH
Next house 10 where the dead W..
was found was occupied by o c1Ior.I ..
lily named Marshal, composed ol N
Marshall, young sister Of hers, and au
FAINT. The sister Of this coIorcl H.u
quite a young person-was
PINIoNED 10 IHE EARIu
BY splinter through her thigh I'D.
FAINT was badly cut on Is head.
Next came the colored Methodist ttur
occupied also as a school for coloral d.
dren, which was entirely demolished.
Next came a small house, oCCuu.t.
colored family named Galloway, who
all badly bruised, especially the ma.
who was confined 10 sick bed 40 IhH ..H
At this point the tornado swept direct.
southeast, through an open sage ".
field, until II reached the residence of NJ
Robert Smith, one mile and quarter
the court house (where apparently
ceased), which, together with its frn.u
ETC., was badly damaged, aud, indeed
look at the ruins Of the house, one caaa
help but wonder how the inmates eseal.
alive.
All along the track Of the tornado
strewn boards, shingles, trees, and aI corr
of rubbish. The shrIeks and cries Of SOP.
OF the people at the time OF the "bun'
was described as pitlful In the eXtrel.
Much credit is due the citizens and irieDI
OF those who were thrown out Of house a-.
home, as they kindly took ln the suhefa.
and cared for them. That more people wl'
not killed is indeed a wonder. The Duo
Der Of buildings destroyed must be 81 i.-
atty. II iS thought by many that che p
OF property viii not fall far short q o-
hundred Thousand dollaTa-
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INTRoDUCTIoN OF BILLS.

NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr. Alexander. An act to regulate tn
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for rent and premium II Tie aucti-n sale {
pews ct Beeshers Church.
St. Adams. VT, sent off about three and
half millions pounds of butter last year from
thence. This is more than ever before.
The Virginia Legislature, now in session
at Richmond, has before Extraordinarily the
questions Of general railroad law, AMI the
liking Of rate Of interest.
y skiff was found adrift n the ice foe.
some thirty miles down the river below Mem.
phis q few days since, in which wcro three
men frozen to death.
The Secretary Of War sent to the House
TUESDAY report Of from the Chief Engineers
showing the proposed cost of ship canal
from the Mississippi river. near its mouth, TO
deep water in the Gulf Of Mexico, at abou.
81 800 900.
Ossian L. Dodge, once notable concert
giyer. has just compelled the Duluthians to
give him the de- d Of n tract of land worth
$50 900, Which they promised him for socur.
ing thar place tie terminus of the Lake Su,
perlor and Mississippi railway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-10

The Portland Transcript SAYS /. is a ye-
ry satisfactory statement that Gov. Perham
has to make to The Representatives of tile
people. Few communities of the same size
can make so good an eXibit of material
prosperity and moral Advancement. The
people OF Maine occupy a sparsely settled
and not highly fertile territory, in rigorous
climate, and yet by the exercise Of industry,
frusality ard temperance, they have secured
for themselves degree of material comfort
seldom attained throughout a whole commu-
nifty. In q general sense it may be said that
want is unknown among us. The Governors
message shows a revival of our ancient in
dustry of shiphuilling, an almost ineXhaus-
tiblc source Of wealth in our forests and our
quarries, satisfactory increase of deposits in
the savings banks, n diminution Of crime,
and less consumption Of intoxicating
liquors than in any other place Of equal pop.
ulation in the world. There is certainly
cause of encouragement in all this and good
reason why the sons and daughters of Maine
should not only be proud Of their native
State but content to live in it.
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FOpETGN NEWe

Topographic communication Is now com.
piete between Chill and the northern portion
OF the Argentine Republic.
The total population of the provinces of
Quebec Ontario, N;w Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, Manitoba ana the City Of Halifax By
census recently taken, is 3,5i7 80, or abo ut
one million less than the State OF New York
alone
Great excitement has been caused In the
United States q Colombia by fllibustering
expedition OF two Venezuelan generals, who
entered that State wiki baud Of men and
Flandered the Inhabitants.
Ii is estimated thai the recen. American
diamond swinde cost the people Of the Cape
Colony some hundreds Of thousand of POUNDS
Rs " hen the Dewa of the alleged discovers
reached South Africa The market value .f
diamonds was appreciated by nearly 20 per
cent, and remained 50 for some weeks, dur
Ing which grca, numbers of gems changed
hands .: the reduced valuation.
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to the enemy. Fenton and Greeley worked
together. but ConkGng would not be con-
trolled By them. Mr.. Csnkling was born
at Albany in 1920. lie received an aca-
deulic education, studied and entered the
practice of law He removed to Utica in
lS46, where he now resides. He was
elected to the House of Representatives
for four terms in succession, commencing
with the Thirty-siXth Congress. but inn
me>iately after his fourth election TO the
House he was elected to the Senate, and
took his seat in March, 1867. That term
will expire next March, but his re-elec-
ton will continue him in the Senate six
years more. Mr.. Conkling is an able man,
Of fine presence. but impatient of dictation
and somewhat ovcrbearing in his manners.
\ determined effort was made by the lib
ernl republicans TO prevent his reelection,
but he is victor over his opponents, and
has good reason to be grntiiied with his
success.
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tanawcoot Dam Co. Referred to the Com
m,tee on Interior Waters.
BY Mr.. Hatch: Petition Of Elizabeth john
son for authority 10 build a wharf in Uamp'
dem Referred to the Committee on Interior
Waters. Also petition Of the County Com
mssioners of Penobscot county for authority
to assess certain taxes in said county, with
bill. Referred to tie Committee on Legal
Affairs.
BY Mr.. FEssrSDrN Bill! an &C; relating to
damages for land taken by railroads; p'so
bill an act concerning railroads. Referred &
the Committee on Railroads.
By Mr.. NA1L: Petition Of Alexander Rowe
and 90 others fer 4 charter for railroad from
Portland to Bath Referred - the Committee
en- Railroads.
BY Mr.. HAYES: Petition Of Thomas Quinby
ct ais, for a charter for horse railroad from
some point in Portland to the village OF
Stroutwater in Deering Referred 20 the
Committee on Railroads.
BY MIR. CoBuRN: Petition Of Charles W.
Cobb for increase Of tension. Referred 10
the Committee on Pensions.
BY Mr.. WEEKS; Petition Of James l..
Chyeseman for amendment OF The charter Of
the kerneboc Ice Co. Referred to tie CoGl-
miitee on Commerce
Sy Mr.. RoLLISs Petition Il Samuer VI.
-t"'"tn o. ZOE ci"n"S VI '%G'e' ""u :" "
c!ared me heif Oh summer fdn>y' h'ieF''a
70 the oiH,nl'tee on Ih1n@t o' +>".ic'' -,
~, By Mr. IRE"oRoF; Petition OF Gee. -.
l1S|"f2y 10Y change G5t u i'aI'e; 1''I''','I Il
lr o'''-',''I :, :, on ~ tnt' 81 y IN .A,so
pe'"ton cl l. II. orr, '.aa - e'i'e1S LOT
change q p"rgie Jaw deferred 10 'hf Tom
n'llsee on 1ishefies' NIT, o.,
ny ~ hlahA' ie''''o. (. -, oI'cN e.
ais. OK @''cy'Aie 90 "8Fe ceI'"." 'e''i'oFy sat
on rom feno9seot county anu annexed 10
me eal'!y - :, A''os.PoA. As'SF'e- u INC
OoI;'''5See o.! Nou1'i=E
81 Mt lAIEs fettti9A q Bradford
baomrs3n 81 as: 70 e9i'I ara lh,'H'ain =
~ilafl @':nE we 80, s'','e q i'''heFlo'o
isla';3' "elefreo - .''' ,9''''s'i''eT {" '''s''
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ROSCOE CONKLING.

The men WHO stood by President Grant
and the republican organization in the late
campaign are receiving renewed support
from their constituencies. Hon. Roscoe
Conhling has been nominated for Senator
by the republicans Of the New York legis.
lature and will be elected next week. 1t
will be rccolected that he was bitterly as
sailed in the Senate by tie Greeley repub.
lean Senators, never failing, however, to
return their blows with interest. Probably
the opposition which he made to Mr..
Grce!ey's wishes about government pat
ronage in New York was one Of the prin-
cl)al causes which led the latter to 90 over
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Mr., BLAINE AND THE CREDIT
MOBILIER.

1t is at length conceded by the most
violent assailants of Speaker Blaine tina,
his record is clean upon the Credit Mobi.
lier affair. llewas the first person against
whom the scandal was directed, and all
through the campaign was the prominent
figure against which the charges of the
opposition were poured. Promptly upon
the appearance of the allegations in the
newspapers charging him with corrup-
lion he issued letter over his own sigma
tue denying them. This was less than n
week before the election was to take place
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ADlMSUyS BOTANIC COUGH BALSAM.
WHY p

Because ii is Endorsed by leading physicians, i,
pleasant to take, and CURES EVERY TINE,
Coughs, Colds, ioarsen, SIS, Bronchitis, Asthma,
lniiu MA, and all diseases OF alike nature.
The children like 1t and they tell
II cures their Colds and makes them We'll
And mother seek the store TO try It,
With hundreds vino desire to buy il.
beware of worthless limitations. See that the
name OF r. w. krNsMAN Is blown in The glass of the
bottle. Price 10 cents per bottle. For sale by all
druggists and medicine dealers. Sample bottle and
crcoiars free by all dealers.
5000 Reward inr a better articlei
SloO0 Reward for case it will not cura
+. W. kiNSMAN, Prop. Augusta, sIc.
Wholesale Agents, Warren l.. Alden & Co., Ban
gor; John + Henry Il Co, New York &. e. Good.
win & Co, Ioston; j. w. Perk rs 4 Co., Portland.
For sale by j F. Fat en-, Granite Block, Blood &
Rowe No III Exchange ST., and Harlow 4 sweet,
smlth Block, II. ii. Sutler, Bangor. All the
Druggists in Augusta, Halloween and Gardiner and
Lewis Selling at the state House,
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The Washington Correspondent ot thy
Tribune says: The insurance companies
will not give up their claim 70 the lions share
of the Alabama award without hard strpg-
gle. They will have able aiyocates ia both
Houses Of Congress, and their great resour.
ces will enable them to bring powerful
pressure 10 bear. 1t will be argued in their
behalf that municipal law gives TO an under
writer whatever ia saved of a wrecked vessel,
the vessel becoming the property Of the in
surer after the owner irs received his insur-
ance. The owner cannot set up Il claim 10
the vessel on the ground that the insurance
company was fully reimbursed for the sum
paid him by the insurance rates received for
their risks. According to this argument the
money received from Great Britain on ac-
count OF insured vessels destroyed by the
Rebel cruisers is of an analogous character
with money derived from the sale eff sun
ken vessel that has been raised or of a cargo
washed ashore from wreck, ard equally be-
longs to the underwriters. On the other
hand it will be argued that the insurance COM
panie@ have no right to any part of the award
because it was not recovered through any
efforts Of theirs and further, that the COM
panies in claiming that the Government
should pay the losses out Of the award, yr-
tually admit that it, and not they was the in
surer against war risks, and that they there
fore had no right to charge and receive the
1,
money at stake in the decision OF thi, ques-
ton that lively contest may he expected
over il.
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While the people of Massachusetts arc

While the people of Massachusetts, are
preparing TO fill one vacancy in the Uni
ted States Senate there is growing i'm
preston that it viii not be- long until
another vacancy will have to be filed.
The condition of Mr.. Summers health is
such that his friends are seriously alarmed.
They would not be surprised at any time
by his sudden death. The disease under
which ha labors has reached a point where
it seems TO be nearly uncomfortable The
reports of his health do not eXaegcratc his
danger.
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Consumption can be Cured.
SCiIENCk's PULMOSIC SYRUP,
SCAN NCk's SEAWsED TONIC.
SCuE NNKlS NIANhR AXE PHI


SCHESCKS MANbRAhE PILLS.
Arc the only medicines that Wi! cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will
oen occasion the death e! the patient II locks NJ,
the LIVER stops The circulation OF the blood heI8oi
rnaEe follows, ana, IL fact, cogging the action OF
the very organs ta3t cau=1a the cough.
Liver compliant ..ia dV5pepsla arr me causes q
two-ta-fds oi the 81 e " con. umpton. Many ars
NOW complaining. with dali pain in the side, the
bowels sometimes c1sttve ana sometime too loose
tongue coatei, pain Ia the shoulder blade feeling
sometimes very restless and at other times drcw-
s.. the tood that Is taken Hes heavily on Tie stom
Hchs nccompan Ct with acidity and bel, hing OF
wind. These symptoms usually originate from :.
tleorGeIvd condition OF HE stomach or a TORPID
liver. Pet-o9s Sc affected, ii hey take one or two
heavy colds. and N the cough in these cases he
suddenly stopped the lungs, liver and stonaei.
log. and Ie'F,tn TORPID Gud inactive and before
the patient Is aware OF his situation the lungs are
mas OF so!es, an! u.ee&-ei and death is the IL.
evtI tbIe result
sehencE's PUlmonc syrup is an expecsorat.t.
Whlch toes not contain any opium noS anything
calculated to tEeCk cough suddenly.
Seheuck's seawccd Tonic dissoives the food
mixes Wl,h .Ae Ea-lf.c Juice ofthe stomach digest,
circulate Of the hl0od. when The bowels an.
costye, skin s3iiow, and The patient Is of q bilious
hag!t, Sehenck'a MaudfItc Pills are required.
Thee medicines are prepared by Or. J. II
SCHkNCit y sos, Northeast corner OF Sixth and
Arch streets, FhAAdeg pima, Peus., and for sale Lv
GAO. Z. GOODWIN y CO, IS Hanover street
boston, and John +. Henry, College place, New
York, W. olcsale asents.
For sale 10y DRUGGISTS geueTa'lr eoiGyytr
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s,a.uc Temperance Convention.

the people OF Maine, of every religious denomi-
nation. political parry, temperance organization,
and Of no organization, who believe In and practice
total abstinence ilom al Intoxicating drinks, and
who in favor Of the suppression OF their sale by
every ltulable, practicable and ciTcctual measure
are invited to meet in Mass convention at
1Teonian Hall liz Augusta, on "Wednesday
January 70, 1873,
Al Il O'clock noon, TO adopt such means as thcs
may iidge best TO reform the nebriae, to save the
young from the paths OF intemperdncc, and to drive
ifpossIble the traffic from the land. Let there be
general rally. Wcneed to encourace ench Others
hearts aud strengthen each Others hands ia this
great work.
The usual reduction OF tlro ~ lGo several rail-
roads may be expected
The Convention wi! probably continue through
Thgrgd1F. JOSHUA NYE,
J. 5. KiMBAIL,
y. b. RANDALL,
T.. ". MORTON,
\. i. W. STEVENS
-. u. HALL
y Il WILSON,
i',t ~ !r.1 A.9te Temperance COMMITTEE.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The health of Senator Sumner continues
very precarious. He has slept for a fortnight
without the subeu,aneous Injection of NOR
phine.
Stokes is proianely bitter against the wit
nesses for the government on his late trial.
They only realized s65 900 Tues,iay nigh.
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Spiral Noticfs,
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

ikt7 splendid II ii, rye Is tue best IN the aco..d
The ouiy True and Per! CT bye. Harmless, Reli-
hoie and Instantaneous; no disappointment; no
tldicuious III Is ~ unpleasant odor remedies the
III e.!ecis ct bad dyes and washes Produces IN.
MEplAi ELY y superb BLACK OK NATURAL Blows
aud leaves Tie hair CLEAN, SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL.
Ehe genuine signed ". y. k:ttche or Sold bv all
Druggists. CEA>. BATCHaLoR, Prop, ~ !
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ond others, Henry lilly and others, l. w.
Cannon and others, and VIM. Z. Leonard
and others, in aid of petition OF Isaac Hacker
and others, praying for term Of Supreme
judicial Court. Referred to the Committee
on Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Decentralization of Moses Will.
Jams and others, of Browuvile, for an act 80
incorporate the Brownville Slate Company.
Referred to the Committee On Manufactures.
By Mr.. CARn-Petition of G. c. Goss and
lao others, in aid of petition of John Hayden
and others for charter for q railroad from
Bath to Portland. Referred to the Commit;
tee on Railroads.
BY Mr.. CHARACTERIZATION of Zebcdec Per.
ry for law to prevent casting sawdust and
shayinSs into Milo brook in Waterford, Ok
ford county. Referred to the Committec on
interior Waters.
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The legislature is taking held Of the
subject of cduca lion in earnest. There is
plainly a diSposit ion TO examine carefully
and candidly the measures prominently
before the public for the benefit Of our
schools, and 10 make an advance in their
behalf.
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There are now two investigating COM
mitees in the Credit Mobiler business,
and It brace of able lawyers are to be set
to work to pry into the mysteries of this
famous corporation. If these several
bodies ana parties do not find out what is
what about il, is secrets are not very like
lyto he divnlged 10 mortal understanding
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Committee on Chaae of Names.

The Committee on Change ofNames will meet al
room 8, State House, Wednesday cToning, 18th
inst, az O'Clock T.. ".
DANIEL RANDALL, Chairman.
Augusta, Jan. Q, lS73.
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Committee On lNi}ila7.y A0;,r

The Committee On Military IN irs will r1cet In
room uhder Adjutaui Generals Office on Wedncs-
DAYS a Z. NJ, Until Otherwise ornered
WILLIAM l.. UADLOCk, <,,-
MELVILLE VI. FOLSOM, N"s'it- -