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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

After many years litigation, the Bowman
House property to be sold under q chan
scery decree, in front of the State House, Oh
n1'nday next. The parties In immediate
Hsnterest are not the only persons concerned
IN this sale. This city needs an m. town
hotel, and, it is to be hoped that the pnr-
phase Of the property will he with view 10
The early supply of this great need. This l.
Certain Y a g I'D opportunity for Investment,
aud whether the hotel Is 10 he rebuilt either
oy Individual capital, or by that OF stock
company ne enterprise viii have the best
wishes OF the public. When the Legislature.
Ahd Courts are la session, the present hotels
and boarding houses are crowded 60 their
Iull capacity. and hence the Grand Bodies OF
Mason-, Odd Fellows and other fra,ernal as
soclations. that would like to meet here oe-
ca%'onaliy, If not annually, are ION wheels. -
Inc want OF an up-town hotel has been
long and keenly felt by visitors to the cap
itai- W. nope soon to be able TO chrppirle
Lne fact That the work of rebuilding the
Bowman House has begun. Much of the
material is already on the ground. aud the
site Is the best that could possibly he se-
lected.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

In ordinary apprehension friendship
is limited TO men. Women, it is common
TO say; never feel it. They fancy they do;
they hold spurious friendship, which
may last through girlhood, which consists
in sentimentally silly condolences. in en-
circled waists, explanatory walks, labial
truces to petty quarrels, but ends with
school days, and is rarely to be revived.
Mayhap in mat 'rity, after marriage
itself, they concoct an emotional relation
ship, in which they may be anything
or everything but friends. So the opini
ion goes, and has gone until feminine
friendship has come to be regarded pop
ularly as something too transparent for
illusion. The same wise judgment de-
clares that man and woman cannot be
friends; that sexual feeling renders
friendship impossible by introducing an
eement-pAssion-wh which destroys it.
There is modicum of truth here, as there
usually is in popular opinion, which, con-
things in the gross, neglects ex-
ceptions, and Incomes incapable af fine
Henri Browne,
in Galaxy for February.
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Autobiography.

From the S.. Louis Republican.
There is to be fierce and desperate
fight this year in the general elections for
members of the next congress. 1t may
indeed there are MANY good reasons for
believing that it will-revolutiouize tn.
house of representatives, and place some
other majority in the seats held for twelve
years by a Republican majority. The new
year opens with preparations for the con-
hict, The Anti 1fonopolis of Iowa, un.
dlsmayed by their defeat last fall have
called convention to meet at Des Moines
on the 18th of February to Law out the
congressional campaign in that STATE
They are much stronger and their enemies
much weaker than in October. and If they
take their measures prudently, there Is
scarcely doubt that they will carry Iowa
as their brethren carried California and
Wisconsin last fall.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19
Fashion
From the N. Y. Mail.

From the n. I. Nail,
Cancels hair cloth is not much worn or
as fashionable as il was month ago The
material was sold too cheap to constitute
an elegant costume. henceits rapid decline.
rhe new French ''raffa cloth" will proba-
bly, he the next rage"
American ladies who have recently re-
turned from Paris wear in their bonnets II
long feather Of four cor five distinct and
different eolors. They say that this feath-
er is all the rage in the French Capital,
and it's to be presumed it is-in the hands
Of the housemaid, fastened with similar
ones on a stick to dust with
Partisan bonnets are now shown In very
odd forms and shapes of velvet, and
trimmed entirely with ostrich feathers and
tips, in shade corresponding with the ma
terial color of the bonnet itself Thus a
brown velvet bonnet is trimmed with four
shades of brown feathers, one feather 90
ing over the top of the head in 'front.' in
stead of the ordinary face-trimming; other
colored bonnets of the same style. The
shape OF this new bonnet is difficult to
describe. Some people say it looks like
a coal-scuttie with the sides kicked out
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19
The Northern and Mississippi Rail
road Extension.

A memorial has been got up, signed by
corporations and merchants, capitalists
and citizens, of all classes of this State
and Mississippi, addressed to Col. H. s.
McComb, President of the Great North
ern and Mississippi Railroads, expressing
to that gentleman their great admiration,
respect and gratitude for the energy, en-
terprise, and the vast service and benefit
rendered to their States and the great
Northwest by the completion of unbHoken
railroad communications between this city
and Chicago.
This tribute has been we'll deserved by
this gentleman. There are few men in
this country who could have achieve this
brilliant result. There can be no doubt
That there did not exist in our section
either the capital or the enterprise to ac-
complish so great an undertaking.-N. O.
Picdyune.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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 10 displa' the use of vola-
tile and dsngeraus oils. Its safey under
every possible test, and its perfect burning
qualities proved by it's continued use n
over 100000 antilles.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accdent-either directly or indirectly-has
ever occurring from burning storing or
handling il.
The immense yearly loss to life and proper
tv, resuiIne from the USE of cheap ODD dan
gerous oils in ttf United States, is APPALLING.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Com
m ssionets throughout the country recon-
mend the ASTRAL as the best safeguard
when lamps are u-ed. Send tor circular.
For sale at retail by The trade generally
and at Wholesale by the propretors, HAS.
PRATT & co. l0S Fulton street, New York
an S-6m
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

q. L. POTTER,
J l. GEORGE,
7. j. WHARTON.
Committee.
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PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- eeived until February - 1874 for the
printing and binding of one thousand copies
t the Proceedings of the FL v-sixth Annual
Comm uncaTion OF the Gran Lodge OF Mis-
siss ppi \. F. and A.. Massns TIE proceed
ings proper, and Foreign Correspond Re-
port, TO be in Brewer or Bourgeois twp !,
/ AIDED aud solid. as may be indicated by
the Grand Secretary. The Returns OF L0dg, 9
and all sta tistieal matter TO be in minion
Size of page 10 be A ems Plea in length, and
2415 ems Pea in width. Paper TO be pure
white, 15x3<, and not less than 90 lbs. TO the
cam. TIE work 20 be compile ed within sixty
days from acceptance of bid.
Parties proposing 10 compete win be fur-
nished, on piication 10 J. l.. Power. Grand
Secretary. Jack son, VI as. with a cory of last
& and Lodge Report, to aid hem in estimating.
Bids viii be received at 50 much per page, or
at so much for the volume of 500 pages. If in
excess Of so pages, or under, proportional
Inc ease or Reduction to be made.
TERMS :-One-half cash ON per ormance of
Dne half thu work, and balance co pletion
Of contract. Bond in the sum of fifteen hum
1red Isl, 500 00) dollars must be filed with pro-
posal. Address either of the undersigned.
W. g. PAXTON, Vicksburg,
GUS. ASHER Jackson
AG. CASSELL, Canton.
Committee.
Separate proposals are also invited for the
printing of the Grand Lodge Proceed
ngs, February, 1875 conditioned as above.
Committee. |
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M Galaxy 10. March viii contain 81

inter. sti',g artlclt. by Rev. J. T.. VI. Curry
/. /. ID OF Ric1mon College Va. on tn
to4fe lrrate -tareS and their Constitution.
~ which certain Dpiats of adv tntage i'm the
Confederate constitution over our exiStiu g
Federal constitution are suggested by the
writer Dr.. Curry writes calmly aud Judi
Hcio',Iv aud with 'ut the tone of .partizan
4 f. r Sectari4n.
Tao same number viii contain q very at
irt-.jVe article entitled, "Reminiscences OF
\ 'a- late Tom Marshall in which .he Pc
#eaii rites and experiences ofthe great Ken
lucky orator are faithfully described.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

An Act 70 make an appropriation tn sfn-
fray the expenses OF the prtsent Legisla-
turp, with Senafe amendment.
Mr.. e.. ssor moved that the House disagree
TO Senate amendment which provided that
The L. giSlatiye session should not eoslflnIl
longer than twenty day. counting from
January 20 h.
Mr.: Street moved To table the motion 70
disagree. which was lnsr: Yeas 20, Nays
~: aud the morton D., disagree was carried
and the house adjourned.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

HINTS FORTH AGED.-Dr. HabershoD,
of Cubs Hospital, says: cold people can
net eat large meals, therefore they must
take them more frequently. Many old
people will wake up lbout three or four
o'clock in the morning. and nourishment
is absolutely required at that time
then; otherwise the interval between their
night and morning meals is too long for
their declining strength. 1t is by care in
such minute that we may prolong the
life of the aged.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

A diseased imagination is the usual con-
comitant of a torpid stomach. There is no
complaint TO which humanity Is eahjecs
which the ayspeptic does not at different
times suppose that he has, or Is about to
have. The only way to disabuse the suffrr-
er's mind ofshese fanciee, which are realities
TO him, is TO infuse life and vigor into bis d.
gestive organs, and the most potent prepa-
ration for this purpose Is Hostetfer's Stonl-
ach Bitters. There In no affection of the
ssam ach, 70 irregnlarity of the liver or Ci--
order of the bowels. conseQa Mt upon indiges-
tior, for which is Ia not nm absolute specific
During the twenty Five years that it has
been the standard tonic and Alternative of
AmeFica, millions Of dyspeptics have reeov-
cred their health and the capacity 70 enjoy
life by the sole aid Of this wholesnms and
searching vegetable preparation. As an as
simIlspt and an anfi-billious agent, rene
dy for lassilude. debility, nervousness and
morbid fanrIes, there has never been any
thing comparable 70 It In any age or coun-
try
A child can readily LEARN % sew on the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

We are glad to see from the Legisla-
tive proceedings that our Representatives,
Judge Smyth and Major Graham are
working like beavers to reduce the ex-
penses of the State Government which
rests like au incubus upon the people,
and are making themselves felt a power
in the Council Halls of the State Win
stou Banner
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19
MULE STRAYED Or STOLEN

" lawn Place, Madison County. TN miles
North ofJack son, an Iron Gray (nearly white)
mare mule, branded with an - on the left
side of neck emish in left eye. Was SHARED
about one mon ago. Rides well and works
well in harness
Twenty five dollars reward will he paid for
her turn 10 the undersigned, at Woodlawn
Place. ~ at CarIaway 5 Sta HE ia ksnn.
FebI9 lt- CASKEY & FERG USON e
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19
The Anti-N nOPOly M 'veme emit in
Michigan.

NILES, Mich, Feb. 18.-The Demo
cratic and Liberal Committee, in session
here to-day, declined to make u nomina
ton for the Legislature, and adjourned.
Thereupon meeting was organized which
passed resolutions in favor OF an Anti
Monopoly party, an called a convention
to meet OH the 18th inst. to organize IA
party and make Il nomination. This dis
trict has clear Democratic majority of
300
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

Mr.. Arch finds his fellow agricultural
laborers of England strongly opposed to
emigration. Trey want to re'iress their
grievances at home In a rec, mt sp sech he
said that the Canadian Government had
undertaken to build shanties TOR English
laborers by spring, and have five acres of
land for each emigrant.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

RgsIG vED-CApt. j. &. Tucker, has ten
t'ed niS resignation as Superintendent OF
iur1ti"n tor Hmds Couaty-a position he
= very ably aud very acc~ptably fille,l tor
+v"rl years past. Il Will De difficult to
aj successor as eff lent aud faithful as
r has been IN the discharge of the duties OF
bat important office
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

Pinchback did not spend that So, 900
of Norton's on the Senatorial election,
but paid it back to him. His friends says
that 1t was the folly of returning the
money which gave Mr. Morton so sudden
and profound a disgust for Pinch.
Such natural born fool was not fit to sit
in body of which Pomeroy aud Mitchell
are saints.-N. 0. Picayuue.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

There are very few who will hot agree
with the President that it is time for his
party to unload. Perhaps Grant might
a.iv"ntageously begin himself by throwing
over that $25, 900 of annual salary-grab.
But We fear the rotten old hulk is too
deep in the water to be saved even by this
process. Better let her sink!-Bufalo
4
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

Daring the past week we have been Ia
Ior'd with calls from Eek Governor Patton.
= Al al ma; Mr. Robert Craig. Sr., of DtN-
''u, Ohio; DR.. MrDcrmott, the distinguish
ii >urEoon 81 the National Soldiers Hnme,
y thrt cily Col Calhoun. of Canton; Hon.
u. \. M~lts of Winston, and Col. ID.
h tunou, of Mrri ian
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The Rest IL thr Cheapest

FL" Non-ex losive p, tro Oil sold hy Wn'.
Brown, Sr., Jackson, Mississippi, makes
h- ch apest. clt.nne~t aud most beantifu,
'ght"f any oil or burning fluid in use, 1t has
t'na tIte most severe tests without expl"-
ION. l:ebl2- en-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

A bachelor says if you hand lady 3
newspaper with a paragraph cut out of it.
not line of it will be read, but every
bit of interest felt in the paper by the
lady will centre in finding out what the
missing paragraph contained
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19
Paying Employment.

DOR ALL having spare time, In selling nur
NEW BOOKS No Fancy or Transient
cork. but n NECESSITY to all classes Of penpl
-ctually saving money TO Buyers. Book
igents seeking sometbing useful and fast-sel
.ng and all having any spare time for pleas
ut work, without risk, write at once for com
Jlete 10 page descriptive circular and libera
.er,ns. % "A. HUTCHINSOS a Co.
Febl9. St Louis No
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

A proposition is before the Legislature
to have y new code; as the present code is
only u little over two years old, it would
seem that it is not the necessity of the
case but the desire to make q job for
somebody that inspires the proposition.
-Winona Advance.
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Fine Residence for Sale.

NNHF FINE RESIDENCE of w L. Ware is
Il offered for sale cheap and on easy terms.
The improvements are excellent eapacious.
TIE dweliu is stuared about one mile and
quarter from the Capiro'. Either % so
acres, surrounding the dwelling, (as the pur-
chaser may prefer, will be sold with the
dwelling
For terms, apply to
JOHNSTON b JOHNSTON,
febl2 BIN 7 Agents
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19
English and amer. can Girls.

The systems OF female education in
England amt America are widely diff
terent. In England the higher classes
are the best educated; bat in America W.
are not often Startled by the accuracy OF
thought and the correct judgment of young
women in the more exclusive circles.
On the contrary, the scons OF aristocracy
often boast of their weakness of mind rs
well as body. With stupid seIf-satisfac-
ton amAzing to see, they wrap their cloak
of ignorance about them, and thank
Heaven that they know no more than
they do. Literature, art, aud science
they despise, and desecrate they hearts
and minds by concentr ting them-God
help them!-on frivolity and fashion.
But it is our own fault, the fault OF
the parents, that this is a fact. If we fill
their young minds with the worlds weak
est follies, what can we look for else?
As we SOW we shall reap. Ii we SOW the
seeds of ignorance and vanity, we en- not
complain when the fault appears that it is
bitter. 1t we fail 20 discipline their minds
and hearts in }, nth, be sure that they
will discipline US VIII cruel torture in our
old age
An English lady Of rank, arrivingin this
country some years ago, went to Newport
to spend the season, and being presented
to some yourg women of fashion, began
TO ask them if they bad been to college.
''Colegel" said one of them; not young
lady of my acquaintance ever thought Of
going to college" ''But surely there are
colleges for women in America" said the
perpexed English woman. Then only
the daughters of mechanics go to them,
replied the American aristocrat, with that
blissful ignor nee which Gray poetizes
From February Home and School,"
Louisville, KY
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

Total, IL, 900 Gifts, all Cash = s I 500, 900
The chances Of a gift are as one TO i've.
PRICE Of TTCKErSs


Whole tickets $50, Halves S25 Tenths, or each
upon, -; Eleven Whole Tickets for 500
n Tickets for 81 900, ll3 Whole Tickets for
100 III Whole Tickle for $40 0OO.
W discount allowed on less than 500 worth
VI tickets
Fac Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted
a respects, like TIE three whie have al
eady been given. and full particulars may
- learned rom cire lars, which will be
sent free from this office TO all who apply for
them
> lers for tickets, AMI application for agen-
-, will BE- attended to in the ord r. they are
'ceived, and IL IL hoped they will h. sent In
romphy that there may be no d sappoint-
mt or dc ay in & INK all. Libe al terms
iven 10 those who buy TO sell again All
gents are perempforly required 70 settle
their accounts and return all unsold tick
g By the 10 b Of March
TEHOS. - gsER
gent Pub. Lib. Ky and Manager 80
Gift Concert, Pub. Lib Building.
JAMS al Louisville Ky.
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Two 'ys: my father is in the custom
house" mines in the station house. ;"
my father can keep on stealing mad
your'n can't. IN. o. Picayune.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

1t was an expressive remark of prac-
teal man regarding the woman of the
period, recently: ''She don't know enough,
sir, to boil water"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

Gov. Patton, # Alabama, by invitation OF
he Legislature, delivered an interesting adj
lre,s on the Centennial, In the Hall of Rep
an Friday evening last
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

SUPREME COURr.-Attorney-G Geo.
: Harris aud =. Howard Simra have be- en-
ppointed reporters ofrhe Supreme Court OF
Mississippi. for the term of six ears.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

The most confding woman lives in
Providence. She went to an auction.
and, knowing the prevalence of thieves
at snch places, aske nioe-leokinc man
to IA Re care OF her pocketbook, contain
ing $50. BE 10 still taking care OF
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19
n. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
MACHIN cry DEALER,
And Manufacture of
CORN MILLS COTTON PRESS AND SAW
MILLS
%. I9 UnIon alre,.l - nrL.nn-.

Agent for the Utica Steam Engine Camra.
ny, Gulletts Magnolia Cotton Gin aud Gard
ncrs Governor
Owing to increased facilities for mauufariu-
ring, aud the very liberal patrouag. extended
ne have this day reduced che prices Of my
Mills Ms per below llst.
Ny friends and patrons may resi- satisfied
hat the high standard OF workmanship auI
capacity OF my Mills heretofore enjoyed. .unI
be fully ma utnInrd and assure fntm that
40 efforts will be spa ca 40 keep rhe Ca|e.ran
Nil iully up 20 lts present dtttclug h0IEh
well-desgryed reputation.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

One of the last official acts of ex-Gov
Davis of Texas was the appointment of
a woman as the commissioner of the state
to the centennial celebration at Philadel-
mia
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

No imposition II more TO be condemned
than that ot-'short weights So common IL
this. that hardly an article of commerce Is
weight FeprPSentcd. Such IL not the case
with D0oLEY's YEAST POWDER, now ani-
VERBALLY uSei in this country Each package
contains with scrupulo0s exactness the fun
qHanrity or wright labeled upon If, and will
produce better and greater results than any
other Baking Powder in market. Try il aud
satisfy yourselves of the truth of our ass r
tfon Por sale hv syrocers
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19
RAILROAD DIRECTORY.
ssENGER TRAIN leave jackson Rail-
sabscrip1ioa Department.

W. acknowledge receipt OF Subscriptions
TO TnE CLARION for 1874 AID 1873 siice our
lat publ ication tn Wednesday 18Th instant
iuc'u I've. a. follows:
Nj aOe
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GAME FOWLS.

w n. MADDOX, of Perth Jefferson Co.,
w. Miss, has for sale choice lot Of Game
Fowls. at tbe following rates: Per trio, Strych-
nine s20,0e Ia tar Strychnine 600; Duck
Black Breasted English Red $500; Black
Breasted American Red, $500; Dusty Miller
and Black Breasted ed. crossed $500 Stage
AT Rodney. Miss for shipment. Fowls
ranted ure game. Cash must accompany all
orders Jann-6m
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RESOLUTIONS.

Mr.. Lynch Of .red the following:
Resolved. That when The House adfourns
to-day ftle 18th insf.) it do adj urn unril
February lslh: Y~as 60 Nays r.
Mr.. Stone. by general cpneenf. presented
refDousGrancs from cIfiBens OF Madison
county, 4inuinaipph againss Incorporation
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

Prices REDUCED.-Owing 10 liberal
~ 80 nls pric =; see advertisement else
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supreme COurG--OcGOber Term.
1873.

JAcK>ON, f. bruary 16. 1874.
No 935 j. r. stevens ". Henry Brown
affirmed.
No 1864 j. a Dinkins VS. f J. Bowers
aflirmeo.
No. 954. ). w. Ferguson v. John A Scott
and "thtr-; reversed.
NJ. 994. Til State 81 Mississippi (use nf
q. Moore y. WIN. T. simpson, II
al affirm
No. 800. Spencer G. C'rradine vs.. James f
Pace: reversed.
n 500. Martha NJ Hicks vs. Magdalin
Striglem an; reversed and remand
ed.
NJ 929 w. l. Re2ao, ct al =, ". 5. II. Krl-
losg; affirmed.
10. 80. Thomas e West W Henry c. Mich
oI-; dismissed ior want OF prosecu
fion.
No. 81 M.nard and Viguand vs.. l.. f. P.pe
submitted.
No. Cos. John Il. r gers Vs. G. +. Fullos, It
al. re~u bniitte,l.
No. $50. T. G. Decrll and wife VS.. Wilson
and Y uug: submitted.
No, III. B. +. Mi r., 81 al. Us. j. Worthei-
mrr; re-suhmirted.
No. 220. II Try \ . Iui l. IT a.. vs.. Robert
Pugn; ordered b. the Cont hat the
Judgment rendered May D. 1873 be Sc
aside.
No. 221. Elwarsd p. Byrne It a.. w. R"her
Pugh; ia g,nent rendered May
1873, SCI Al e,
Hon. w. +. Harris, hy appointment
Chief Justice PeytaH, unirr a resolution
adapted at a meeting OF the Bar. ill deIi>e
,eulogy on the life and ch ,racter OF ia,
Hon. w. l.. Sharkey, in The hail ithe Hou,
IT Representatives en- VI ,itsy evening IN
% inst, at s O'Clock
q. L. POTTER,
j GEORGE,
II i WuApTON