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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05
Defence of the bottom P1RmGe
EnSaGed in Negro Importation.
[ From the Winona Advance.

From the Winona Advance.
There is very little sense and less char
ity, in denouncing the bottom" planters
for attending to their own BUSINESS. 1t
is hardly fair to denounce any class of
our citizens as more selfish or unpatriotic
than another, and in the absence of any
information as to the circumstances, pri-
vate matters and business necessities of
the denounced bottom planters, liberal
and charitable judgment should be exer-
elsed. A bottom planter has very fer
tile farm on which he is paying enormous
taxes; he may be encumbered with debt,
and may fail to get hands in the bottom,
where the dearth of labor is notorious; he
must provide Tor the necessities OF his
family, for his taxes, and for his creditors.
He C IN do nothing but farm, fer his whole
capital is in his plantation and stock.
Then if the labor will not come to him
he must go to it, unless, perhaps, some
Incorporating patriot will come to his
relief, and support him until negroes
enough to work ali the vacant farms come
into the State of their own motion.
1t would please the Democrat if some
of these Mississippi planters, "englg in
the disreputable work" Of attending to
their own business, could be punished
The negroes are starving in Alabama;
they m Ike no crops and are burden to
the land owner In Mississippi they can
live in plenty and enrich the land owner.
The law of demand and supply is as i'm
perative and potent in labor as in capital.
We know exactly the condition of these
bottom planters. We know their neces-
sites, we know their surroundings, and
we know the men, and they are as IA class
socially the first people of Mississippi.
They yield to none in patriotism, but they
are not newspaper men-Only farmers
and cannot suffer their wives and children
to want bread and clothes, for fear the
radical vote in Mississippi may be increased
a score or two. 1t may be that some ne
groes have returned to Alabama; it would
he miracle otherwise, out of the thous-
ands who have come to Mississippi; but It
is certain that there is plenty of room
tor more at high and certain wages, and
every boat that goes up the Yazoo, Talla-
hatchie and to the Bends, carries loads
Of farm hands. 1t is a good thing, in
making up judgment upon the action of
another, to put yourself in his place.
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Special Notice from the Mayor
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY Hall, I
Jackson, Mrs. Fan. >, 1874.

Notice is hereby giveH toall persons WHO ar
exercis ,ng in this city any o. the calings
trades, conducting any OF the establish
mems enumerated in the and ceuse or
diEance. without having obtained the ncces-
sary license, that they will be proccedet
against as the ordinances 4 rect. The follow
ing is the law on the subject:
(SectlOn of the Tax and License Ordi nauce
approved July Is, 1881
SEC. 8. Be It further ordained. That if any
person or persons shall exercise in the city
any of the callings or trades or conduct any
of the esta Adjustments enumerated in ction
Of this ordinance, without first paying the
tax therein imposed, and procuring the IL
cense therein required, he or they shall be sub
ject to arrest, and, on conviction before the
Mayor, or other person acting in his stead,
be fined not less than double the imposed
by said section and be imprisoned until ga d
fine and all legal costs accrued shall be aid.
All persons interested in the above notice
W II be notified immed ately by the City Mar
shall, who has been furnished with a list
those in arrears to the city for licenses. Th'
City Collector will be found in the Mayor :
Office, in the City Hall JoHN McGILL,
L. MaVor
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Declined IA Free h. IL. Pass.

We are in receipt of a letter from a
prominent railroad official of this State,
enclosing US the letter Of Capt. r. II.
T'yIor, Senator elect from this county,
- him, in which Captain Taylor returns
unused a free pass sent him as Senator,
nd uses the following language: EN-
closed [ return unused a pass on the
--railroad, handed me just as l
Was leaving Sardis the other day. am
obliged to the railroad officials for their
Kindness and consideration, but do not
ind II consistent with proper sense of
public duty to accept the same. We have
taken the liberty without the knowledge
OF Captain TAyIor to publish the facts az
above stated, and to publish an extract
from MS letter leaving out names Pa
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TFNTR DAY.
SATURDAY. January 81. 1s74.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave Of abseoee granted to Mr.. Bennett
for one day. and Mr.. ComDbell from day &c
day.
NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
| Nv Mr. SmytII-T will infr.,1uce bill au-
| thorizing the change OF venue in the Cham
Gerry Courts in cerraln cases
! By Mr.. Graham-I will Introduce bill Ia
make thu. sessions of h- Lrxisiafuf e Ia be-
gin on the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in January.
By Dir. Graham-I will Introduce a bill
10 repeat much OF an Act entitled an Acr
10 amend The revenue laws. and for other
purposes ;approvrd April 8 1872 IA r, quires
list Of Delinquent lands I" be roInrI, d 10
aids of Supervisors and condemned Tor
sale by them
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Cas-edy-For the relief II Simon
Martin, and /. w. Carr; passed.
The toI"wing were referred 70 appropriat
committees.
LAY ment OF costs in suits carried into the
upreme Court on writs of errors and APP
PEAL.
By Mr. Little n Act ia relation to the
>suance OF ma riage lireuse.
BY Mr.. Pdr ker--An Act 10 create an adj
.litirual county in this Stat. TO hp called
tmr>, aisd t change the boundary lines of
Ch"ctaw unity.
BY Mr.. Park ran Act regulating the
public printing ia the several judicial di>-
rists ol this ). ate and for other put u ,se-
BY Mr.. FurlJng---An Act to reduce th..
expences of the state Guvernme and for
o her puTpo-ts.
BY Mr.. FulOng-An Act in relation to
Jury scrvic,- in Warren county.
Mr.. Futl"ng-An Act in relation TO suits
against Insurance Companies.
By MIR. Graham
BE it Resolved, That the judiciary Com
IN trre be- il strucreti to introduce a bill con-
strung aud explaining an Act entitled an
Act {" regulate the venue of suits in certain
a-es APP. roved a pril 49, 1873. AID pied.
By Mr.. WIitt-An Act TO amend sertion
.'67 of the Revised Code. ia reference TO
.uhlshing notices of election.
b Mr. White-An Act to peal an Act
fs' provide Hgaiu>t The evil r. suiting from
u" talr OF intoxicating liquors in The State
81 Mississippi.
HOUSE BILL.
II. b. An Act entitled All Act To amend
IN Act f"T the relief of 1ax-pa1 ers of 1873:
proved November l, 49,.
The following bills were passed:
An Act TOR the relief OF B. Ii. Builen, of
Jefferson county.
An Acg for the relief of John NJ Nel-on
Il Co, 81 Tt~hOmingo county.
An Act la relation 10 the Ti-hominSo
"a ing In>l itu,iun.
Mr.. Graham moved to take up an Act to
gulat, e comprn-afi ion of mem 'ers OF
he Legislature; which as e rrIed. and at
er con liberation for sometime, the Senate
djourned.
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Nominations for State Librarian, and
R ...prr II lhe Capital.
s.nator Parker placed In nomination Mr..
John Williams.
Mr.. Mesely placed In nomination Mr.. VIII
liam Iver-On.
Sir. Tlson placed Mr.. Evans in nomina-
ton.
Mr.. Williams was elected.
Joint Session adjourned, and the Senate
adjourned.
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The Number of Arrivals.

The New Orleans Times says: 1.-THE
Georgia and Alabama papers report that
the new year opens with considerable
emigration of their best negro labor to
states further Mississippi and Lou
isiana. Last yelr Georgia lost in this
way not less than 10000 Of her able
bodied laborers, all of them connected
with planting interests. The influx Of
the freedmen into this State from the
South Atlantic States has been going on
steadily for some years; but we were not
before aware that the prosperous State of
Georgia could not retain her farm hands
In Alabama the failure of the crops in
large part of the State last year has
Strengthened the farm and plantation
owners so severely that many of them
could not any longer furnish the actual
necessares OF life to their farm hands
The departure Of the laborers from Ala.
bama for more promising lands West, is
not, therefore to be wondered at"
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CARPET MAREHOUSE.

A BROUSSEAU, Importer and Dealers, Of
~. fers, Wholesale and Retail,
CARPETING. 1000 pieces Of English and
American.
OIL CLOTHS Floor Table and Enamel.
MATTING 1000 rolls, White, Check and
Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, cornices. Table and
Covers.
CURTAINS, Lace and Nottingham Lace.
BROCATELLE, Cvtelin $ ferries, Reps etc.
HAIR CLOTH, Gimp, Plush, &c.
Jan. l-6m A. BkOUSSEAU
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FRED. BARRETT.
Private. Secretary
REPORT OF COMMITTEES

Mr.. PRESIDENT: The select committee
TO whom was referred the matter OF contest
tor seats from the Twenty fourth senate
rial ID strict. beswt en- MtsSrs- j. +. Griffin
and Nathan Shirley. have Investigated the
same and make the following report:
Your committee find THAI both MIR. Crit
Tin and Mr. Shirley hold certificates of Ell, G.
ton from The Secretary OF State. Mr.. Grif
lin holthng. also. 4 commission from the
Governor. Il C. Powers, for the nflce al
Senator fr'im he twenty fourth District, all
of wnic il ne ehy submitted
Tuey fad further tr..in testimony taken,
which is TX, wise herewith subml ted 10 the
Senate, that lie registrars in MenIoe euAnty
rejected two boxes. to-wft: The Nuldun
b. X and the Crawford MIL boz. That the
only Fea>oH tor rejecting those box. :
thar at the Muidon poX enc nt the jHdErs al
election was not qualified elector, being
under twenty ears of age; the Craw
ford Mill box, because il WAS ll"t brought
10 the county seat until alter u O'Clock. N.
of third day alter the rlectinn. 1t l. not
claimed ceutendtd that any fraud
practiced at either of said baxes by reason
OF the irregularities named.
By excluding these two boxes, Mr.. Griffin
has maj ,rity OF 314 over Mr.. Shirley ia
Monroe. county. which uvercameS the IN ior-
but by intending the boxes n imed Mr.. Shir-
Icy has majority ana is elected.
Your coInmittea are Of the opinion that
the reg istrars had no power or authority 10
REJECT either OF sAld UoAeS anu II thtN H4d
the power at all. no sufficient cause existed
for ri cling either.
Ii is. therefore. the conclusion Of your
committee that Mr. Nathan ohir ey Is
tl'icd 10 a seat iD This body SnstGr
from the Twenty -fonrfh Senatorial District.
having receiv, d majority Of the votes OF
the quail Ned electnr> OF said dis rict. With
View To fleet that end, your commiUie-
recommend rhe adoption OF the accom- pany-
Ing resolution.
Respectfully.
WM. GRAY. Oh tirman.
MARION CAMPBELL,
III. b. MCCLURE
JIM p WILLIAMS.
II. CASSIDY, JR.
Report received.
Resolved, by the senate, That NathAn
shirley having been dufv elected IS Senator
from the rwcnty-fouIth Sena orIal District,
10 entitled 70 his seat a. a Representative
from said disarfCN
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly odorless.
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities SUI
perior to gas. Burns in any lamp without
danger Of exploding taking fire. Manu-
featured expressly to displace the use of vola-
tile and dangerous oils. Its safe y under
every possible test, and its perfect burning
qualities are proved by it's continued use II
over 300 900 families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident-either directly indirectly-has
ever occurring from burning, storing or
handling it.
The immense yearly loss TO life and proper
ty, resulting from the of cheap and dan
gerous oils in the United States, is APPALLING.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Com
missoners throughout the country recon-
mend the ASTRAL as the best safeguard
when lamps are used Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally
and At Wholesale by she proprietors, HAS.
PRATT * CO, l0S Fulton street, New York
au2S-6m
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FAIR GROUNDS FOR LEASE.

THE UNDERSIGNED invite sealed propo-
l. sails until Monday, January Is, 1873, at 10
o'clock for the use and care OF the State Fair
Grounds for one year. Proposals may embrace
the use of the l. nd suitable for guilty alton and
pasturage and the use of the track TO- trials
of speed, until next Fair either or both.
W. b. TAYLOR,
A. II. KIRKLAND,
STRAUSS.
Jan. Committee.
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HOUSE.
SATURDAY. Jan. 81, 1874.
LEAVE OF ABS ESCE.

Leave of absence was granted to Mrssrs.
Thompson. of Chocta", Avery, Archer,
fOdger>, of Marshall, anG Spight from day
day.
AtG'r SOM time taken up on an Act to ex-
end the time for the payment OF taxes, thu
niII was indefinitely postponed. Yeas 81;
nays AZ
Adjourned.
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BILLS PASSED,

An Act to amend sertion 1902 of the Re
vispd Code of 1871. Passed.
An Act to extend the time for holding the
Circuit Court of GtawaInba county. Passed.
An Act To change the time of holding the
Circuit Court in l. fl IRE county passed.
An Aci to repeal an Act approved Janu-
Try 30. 1872. prohibiting the sale of vInou-
iqu ~ in /, s. quantiti' than twenty (20)
gallons, within five miles of the corporate
limits of Greenwood, Leflore county; pase-
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.T.Eag ID 6sEE.E@.
Total. I ?. 900 Gifts, al cash 81, 500. 90
price 81, rGCKETSs

Whole .ckcts SO H.'ves F25 Tennis, or each
coupon. 81, Etsvrr Whole Tickets for 500
22J$ Tickets iof /. 8 fpl ll3 Whole Tickets for
5000 - " s'c Tickle To- $1,000
n @isrruu. .s. ou Joss than 500 wor
81 tick
r,.. t.. Concert viii be conducted
ia "a 3 respect. i-e three whic Lave al
ready been given, and fHil particulars may
be learned rom Giro lars. which viii be-
sent free from this Office 0 all who apply for
them.
Orders for tickets, and application FOR aren-
eieS, viii be attended to in the ord r they are
received, and il Is hOped they VIII be sent iu
promptly that there may be 10 disappoint-
ment or de ay in fl ing all Liberal terms
given to those who buy o. sell again. All
agents are peremptorily required 10 settle
tp their accounts and return all unsold tick
cts by the 20 h of March
THHOS. r.. HBHEAIHETTE.
Agent Pub. Lib. KY and Manager
Gilt Concert, Pub. Lib Building.
JaD8-td Louisville XIV.
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1T Is MUTUALLY agreed BY the under
L signed hat the partnership hereto 0 e ex-
sting under the firm name Muller y HIuc-
kle, IN the city OF jackson, Is hereby dis
solved, and said Hinckle assumes all liabili-
ties and is authorised to settle the business Of
the firm.
Given under our hand and seal this the End
day of February, 1874. HENRY MULLER.
CHRIS. HlNCKLE
THE SALOON and Restaurant business viii
be carried on as " Hinckle's Sa Don and X =,
aurant," where l will always be found ready
10 serve The wants of my numerous Patrons.
Feb5-2t RIS. HINCkLE.
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Election IN Gem FIRE Co. No. 2.
\ q e f. uhr M ef'ng OF Gem Fire CO. No
lulG lat Tuesday evening. Mr.. Robert
5r,o,e- was elected Foreman. to fill the
.c.arg rcra-iourd by the resignation Of
,rsmau Eirtti, who has removed TO Vicks-
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No NAME, No NoTlCE. We have
cciy,d a notice ct a marriage which was
90 FEB have lakeu place in or about Clinton.
ibis county, bot is il was unaccompanicd
tEe name of any one, ~ the sender, We
cline t., publish H.. Unless We know who
Nc ir. h"w are We To- know that the mar
.g- really occurred?
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Needles are small affairs, but they some
times give great deal of trouble. There Is
no difficulty with'the Victor Sewing Ma
chine needle. 4ta u
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The claim Of Messrs. j. & T. Green,
fli, cify. Tor the destruction ri their cot
n r,erory and materials, i pending be or,
J. War Claims Committee AZ Washington.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the
"A PIanters' Manufaeturers' and Mechanic
Association, of the -tata of Mississippi, due
prior TO thu year 1873, are notified and request
cd t. file the same with the undersigned on or
before the next meeting Of the Board of Con-
troll, Jan. IL, 1873. By order of the Board Of
Control
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05

Wedo not agree 10 cure you. but from
careful analysis Of DOoEEY's YRAsr Pow
DER, wecan safely recommend IL "a proanc
Ing nutritious. light. healthy bread, .iscu o.
r"il-, etc, which can lie eaten With i1ua-
nifty and rcli-hed by the most S.,,-i. q,
inyals's--~ These fscl- Ne can suhst.l late
from prsctical ob>srvario,is, yD8 e. D. The
knowledge that Il" injurious sub,tance-
Whatever enter into the com pnSi.iun e..
Dooley's Yeast Powder. Grocers every
where keep il. DooLET & BEorHkK. man
ufacturers, 81 New street, New York
A TRULY BENEvoLES1 iSsrrrUrioS.
Special t-nIioH j. ,iir,s "a Il, The cad
of Mr.. John p. Blancq. by "h4eli iJ will b,
seen that on presentation 81 H.. claim to
Col. G. w. Terrell, the efficient Tepresehls-
tive OF the Widows and Orphans Friendly
Society" the sum OF $l6 was promptly psi
to him for one WEEKS sickness. Now. v el
it is remembered that this relief com pensa-
ton was secured by the com pnrative}
trifiing outlay 81 "a per month, the pIar
cannot fail To Commend itself 10 every on,
seeking an equivalent for lost services l.
absolute cheapness il eclipses all the rat,
of insurance organizations. and present:
other inducements, which familarit
with the schemes il sure to develop. Til
idea that conceived the plan is no less in
tensely practical than the workings OF III.
same, for it simply supplies an income to
party during iudisposition BY monthly Ia
ataIlments of small sums. t. the laborpr
Is Ike manna in The wilderness, for during
he period of his absence from toll becaus,
IF ply steal ailments he is receiving sem =
hing by which he procures psllatives foI |
lis suf1erings, in the shape OF comforts be- |
tides curatives in the shape of medicine |
To all, in short, 1t is like gentle benrfac-
ion, and the institution is worthy the sup
BORT and co-Operatioa of the public. For
ul information, parties are referred 70 III,
agent, G. W. Terril, whose Of
Ice viii be found ut No. 81 CarondcleI
trert. mp stairs.-N. o. Pic3yune.
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1t is proposed that the Oranges OF
this county have a grand festival anu
fair next fall. Planters will take notice
in time and prepare their ground with
reference TO competing tor the prizes for
agricultural pro In It's. Liberty Herald
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SENATE.
TWELFTH DAY.
TUESDAY, February 3, 1874.

TUESDAY, February }, 1874.
MESSAGE FROM TIE GOVERNOR.
Mr.. PRESIDENT: The Governor has ap-
proved the following bills. originating in
the Senate. W
An Act {" extend the time for holding
the Circuit Cnur in Cnltax county.
An act 10 provide tor the collection o.
taxes in Yazuo county, and iur other purpu-
ses.
An Act to prohibit the sale of ynou-
and spirituouS liquors Within three III lie ut
the town OF Banner. ia the county OF Cal
houn.
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Mr. Lizzie moved that the contestants be
allowed the privilege of the floor, to advo-
{ lie their respective claims; adupied AZ.
ter which the resolution WAS adOp-ed aud
Mr. Shirley was seated.
Mr.. Gray presented the following oommu-
nication:
Site of Mississippi. To R. Award, Clerk OF
COMMITTEES on Contested Elections
Telegrams TO Messrs Moore & Hodges 81 20
Mr. J. w. Maynard 50
from Mr.. Hodges ..-...-.. s.
Mr.. W. Maynard ! ~
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR All. HILZHETM would announce to
IL his former patrcn ms and the public gener-
nIIv that he can be found at his old stand up
stairs, in Hilsheim Building, prepared 10 exc
cute all operations in Dentistry in the most
perfect manner. JanS-ly.
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The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE
S~UEA>CE CoMPANY.-We call special at
ruiinn 10 the adN erj isement of this old and
LATHE Virginia Insurance Com puny. and
The letter at Gen. BraUtegard, intro-
PONG Col. G. ". Terrell, General Agent
| t0af Comp my, 80 prominent citizens OF
IL is-ippi, rrcnmm, ndiHg him 10 their
itd uttcutOn and regard. Col. Terrell is
aN iu Jackson in the interest of this Com
boy, and IS also special agent OF the
Southern Historical Society" ana would
pi"ased To- converse with any person feel
J. an Interest in that Society or Life In
RrIucr. The Piedm mt and Arlington Iu-
lrluc" Company has new plan by which
rs r,iiei is furnished To those who insure
TO- An article heaGed A CARD in
bother column, tx pl1uus it.
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Paving Employment.
SAVING MONEY

LOK IS III iustnR spare tms. 0uh LINIAF
Il MN und sass ..ilug. au lau.I HIt r.#
JJl 10 ~ ECESsIIt 90 ala classes ol people. ~.
suAIly
SAVING MONEY
10 buyers. bu-i.e-s Louora1Iei pleasant
400 risks nome Or ubrOhu uay ot evening b.
aud
EXTREMELY PROFITABLE.
You viii miss your best chance it sou la.I ta
wrlte Tor tuu particulars uut valuable sata.
pies % r. "A. hJIChlNaON q Ny.,
Jams ~. Louis Mo-
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rLECrIoN OF U. S. SENATOR'S

The time designated by law for the cleo
lion of a Senator to represent the State in
the Congress OF the United States having
arrived
Mr.. Claver placed in nomination the Hon
III X. Pea>e or the term he 'iuning on the
4th day ot March, A. ID 1869, and termina
tirg the 4 II day OF Marcn, y. d, 1873.
AnG the House proceeded TO vote riul uoce,
with the following result:
The following members voted for the Hon.
II 4. PeaSe:
Me>srs- Avery, Brunt. 3oyd of Oktibbeha,
Boyd OF YaZOn. Boyd of Warren. Bur Kin.
Glover. Caratline. Cessor, Childes. Chavi>,
Davis, Edwards. Fitzhugh, Fe. MISTER, Ford
Foxworth, French, Gil Glenn Gretu.
Gaylcs, Handy, II cks, Harrison, II ,s-ie. Har-
ri, flu9gins, Johnson II ID Soto, Jnn..,
hendrick. Lynch, Landers, Mcfarland. Me-
Kay, MonrOr. Mari hrws, M,rYa", Mostly.
VI Nrese. O-g"od, Patterson. Palmer.~Peal.
PeytOn. Rogers OF Marshall. r Al ipiI.
Richards, Stevens. Smith of Tunica. smith
ot ClAibarne. SpeImaH, Shor er. Smn hers
Ss X, :, Simmons, Sullivan. Truehar. Th mp
>on OF Lowndts, W1hourne, w lliamS.
WpaeherIv. White. Washington. Walker oI
Monroe. and the Speaker. Mr.. Shadd-72.
Mr.. Atkins voted Tor Mr.. II ebert Lowry.
M-ssrS. Applew hite and Archer voted for
Mr. John Smith.
M.-s-rs. Akers and Duval voted for Mr.. B.
M+ss-s. Byrd of Pearl and Spight voted
for Mr.. a. X. Davis.
Mpssrs. Bovd OF Alfalfa and Crecelius voted
FIR j. A L. Campbell.
Mr.. Cook voted for E. s. Fisher.
The following name gentlemen voted for
Mr.. II. NJ. = rect.
Champlin. Gilmer. Green. Graham. Hor-
ron of Calhoun, Leggett, r. csc, X gers OF
IailoouSha, Smith ot jasper, Stockstill,
SfHhbS, Thompson of Chociaw, Thom pson
. Greene, Johnson Of Itawamba-l4
Mr.. Streef voted for NJ. Surat.
Mr. Cowtrt voted for H. G Carter.
Mr. Campbell voted tor john Upton.
MIR. Denson voted for Vim. ARP.
Mr.. Eckiord voted tor Look E. Houston.
MIR. Garrett voted for John Jones.
Mes>rs. Martin and Thames voted for C. E.
Hooker.
MeSsrS Packwood and Tison voted for L.
@ e. Lamar.
Mr.. Wynn voted for J. w. G. Watson.
Mr.. Walker of Alcorn voted tor j. III
Stone.
Whole number Of votes cast, los.
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