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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-12

The young women Of the island of Java
have a rather curious way Of informing
the young men that they are DESTROYS of en-
tering the matrimonial state. Some year,
ago our country lasses we're supposed 90
express a willingness b cucumber them
selves with husbands when they adorned
their temples with kind Of curls called
beau. catchers, or when they wore o mar
row ribbon around the neck with stream
ers flowing behind, which bore the iuyit-
ING appeliation of follow.me-lads But
the Javanese beauties 20 10 no such toilet
trouble or decorative expense When
thew become weary Of maiden meditation.
and no longer care to be fancy free. they
declare the gracious condition Of their
hearts by placing an empty howerp0t on
the portico-root.
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By Mr. Mattew--An Act 10 change anC
fix the tin q OF holding the tall term Of The
Chancery Court In Tate county.
By Mr.. Mnrgan--An Act for the relief Of
| Mrs II B. Theobolt. OF Wastington county.
b. Mr.. Aorgau--An Act for the relief al
John ID. Werles. Jr.
b. Mr.. Fifzhugh--An Act tor the prOtec-
ton OF crops in h. county OF Wilkinson.
By Mr.. Wyun-An Aet TO amend an Act
entitled IN Act to amend 20 Act entitled an
! Act 10 amend 9n Act tW Incorporate The
city of Wafer Valley, in the coun1its Of
GaIobuSha and Lafay etts, and State of Mis-
sisSippi. aud To define the limits at The same.
By Mr.. Lyhch-An Act Ia incorporate
the Natchez Dramatic Association OF
Nltchez, Mississippi.
By Mr.. Lynch-Jnint Res luton for the
payment at expenses incurred by the Joint
Committee appointed TO investigate the
charges made against Hon. Abel Anderson.
late Judge of the 3 District.
By M. Walker OF AleoTn-An Act for the
retiri of the Alcorn Cnu3ty Agricultural
and Mechanical AsSOciefion.
By Mr.. Walker o. Alcorn--An Act to
provide against the evils arising from carry
ing concealed weapons.
BY Mr.. Cam pbrtl--An Act to aHthor'Zp
the corporate authorities of tine town of
k'Sciusk" To levy special tax, and for
other purposes.
By Mr.. SpeImar-An Act proviling for |
an election of au atldii ional Justice at The !
Peace aud Constable in Supervisors Dis |
rict MOB =, in Madison county.
By Mr.. Clover An Act for the relief Off. |
F. r .brrts, IT Marion county.
By Mr.. Cray les-An Act {" protect crops In
this stare.
By Mr.. Moseby--An Act reducing taxa
ton on certain property.
By Mr.. Il ,ndolph--An Act to amend the
laws in relation 10 apprentices and orphans.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND PASSED.
Bv Mr.. Campliu--An Act to authorize
he Secretary of State 10 furnish SETS OF
Reports 10 the Clerks of Harri-
ou county.
By Mr.. Avery-An Act to amend section
nos of The Revised Code of 1871, in relation
q the State Library.
By Mr.. Clover--Having a committee
- destroy the worthless funds in the State
[ i-eae ury.
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THURSDAY, Feb. 5, 1874.


By Mr.. Little-I win introduce hill to
remove The civil disabilities of Clarence
Cuileus, Jr., minor OF Union county.
By Mr.. Gleed-Resolved by the Senate.
That the Judiciary Com nittee be instructed
to bring in bill to reduce the Chaneery
Courts Districts to eighteen. Adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By MT. Gieed-To amend the laws in re-
lat'"n TO the collection of State taxes. Re-
ferrrd.
By Mr.. Warner-To incorporate the GIL
man Mills Company of Madison county.
State OF Mississippi Passed.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Mr.. President: I am authorized by the
Governor to iutfnrm the Senafe that he has
approved the following entitled bill, to- wit !:
An Act to am-ud All Act to incorporate
the town of sum- in the county OF Pike.
Two other communications from the Gov
ernsr Tor executive ~'s>ion. were received.
On motion of Mr.. Ever. Il the Hon. o K.
SingletoH WAS invited to a seat winthin the
bar of the House.
HOUSE, BILLS
H. G. Resin relation to the Ceptennial
Ctlenra'i"n. Conquered In.
h. BIO repeal an Act prohibiting the
sale of vin"us and Epirltuons liquors IN lees
guam lilies than twenty gallons Within Ave
MI Of Greenwood, LeGore county, Mis-
siSaippA Pa@ssd.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. z, 1874.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

Ina n OE 4DoE4NNGs
Leave Of absence granted MeSsrs Smith
OF Claiborne, Cullens aud Campbell, from
day to day.
E0T-CE OF II PRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Williams-I will introdnce a bill
to incorporate The Farmers. Merchants
and Peoples Association of the State OF
Mississippi.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced and
referred
BY Mr.. Paeker-AD Act TO authoriz' the
town of DuraDt tn sub cribe tn the capital
stock or railroads, and for other purposes.
BY Mr.. Graham An Act to repeal see
ZION of AN Act 70 amend the RnF-s of
Practice aud Procedure in Criminal Cases
in This State; approved April 5. 1872.
By Mr.. EvrretU-An Act entitled an Ac
10 incorporate the YazDo Fire aud Marine
Insurance Company.
BY Mr.. Graham-TO incorporate the
Farmer and Merchants Bank of Enter
prise.
The following was introduced and passed
BY Mr. Bennett-An Act to amend An Act
to incorporates the Brandon Dime Deposit
and Savings Bank, of Brandon, Mississippi !;
approved Feb II, 1873.
Mr.. Warner moved to amend as follows !:
PROVIDED, The provisions of this Act shall
not be SO construed as to give to the COM
panv any right to charge any greater rate
If interest than is granted by the general
laws of this State.
HOUSE BILLS.
H. G. R. In relation to the investigation
of the Chickasaw School Fund. Referred.
II. G. R.-ln relation TO the charges pre-
ferred against Judge Z. &. Shackletofd-
COncuTTed in.
SENATE BILLS.
A bin declaring the election held in No
vrnber last legal and general.
Mr.. Cassidy moved to indefinitely post
pour the bill. Carried.
A bill to- amend section 1881. Code.
The aL.tudm mt of The committee was
adopted, and, on motion of MIR. White, fur
Their action was postponed.
A bill to change the time of assembling
the l. gislature. Passed.
A bill To amend an Act to incorporate the
Mississippi San Rafael Silver mining Com
panv. Passed.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE.
SATURpAY. Feb. z, 1874.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Hck~, Smith OF Claiborne, Paekwood, Gil
mer, Horton of Calhoun, B I'D OF Yaz 20
VI FaIland. Rogers of YaIobusha, and
BrunL, from day to day.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced and
By Mr. Thompson of Green-An Act for
tn. eliei of David Black, of Green county
By Mr.. Champlin-An Act 10 amend see
ton 100 OF the Code of 1871, in relation to
proof wills.
By Mr.. Cham piin-An Act to extend the
several statutes of limitations to married
women.
By Mr.. Spight-An Act to incorporate
the town of Dumas, in Tippah county.
By Mr.. Champlln--An Act to change the
name of the City OF Shieldsboron.h, and to
amend the Act Incorporating the same.
By Mr.. PeyJen-An Act o amend an Act
entitled an act TO Incorporate tine Yaz"o
City, raymond and Crystal Springs Rail-
road Company. and tor other purposes.
By Mr.. Peytnn--An Act for the relief of
Mrs. Carrie T. Burnett of Kinds county.
By Mr.. Peytou--An Act for tie prOtec-
ton OF public buildings in the city of Jack
son.
By Mr.. Smith OF Jasper-An Act to re-
duce the pay of members of the Board OF
Superx isors of Jasper county.
Bv Mr.. Archer--An Act to incorporate
the town of Springdale In the county of La
| fav cite, in this State.
By Mr.. F,rd-An Act TO fund the 6oatine
| debt of the city of Meridian.
By Mr. Ford-An Act to secure accurate
| crop r-porrs for the years 1874 and 1876.
By Mr.. Thompson OF LOwndes-An Act
| torep-al an Act entitled an Act to repea
| certain stock laws, SO far as the same re-
lAtes TO the county Of Low ndes, and to re-
vive the original act thereby intended TO BE-
| repealed.
By Mr.. Handy--An ACT for the protection
| of crops in the county of Madison.
By Mr.. Gillian Act TO authorize the
| g. vernon to appoint a Justice of the Peaca
for the Watson District in the county o
Marshall
BIZ Mr.. Gillian Act to relieve certain
/ ps reels of Hand in Marshal county
/ By Mr.. Ottoman Act In relaE ton to TIL
registration of voters in this State.
By Mr.. Spight-An Act to incorporate tn
| town of FalkeF. Of Tippah county.
By Mr.. Smith OF Tuniea--An Act q
i amend a8 Act entitled an Act TO amend tn,
/ laws in relation 10 the Boards of super
fvisors and the working of roads ETC., passt'
thr senate ever the Governors veto Apr
I, 1873 and passed the House OF Repreeen
rafives over the Governors veto, April
1879.
By Mr. Garrett-An Act authorizing til
suea warrant in favor of Trad. Ogieshy.
Il By Mr. Garrett-An Act authorizing q
additional Justice Of the Peace In the FIT
! l6upsrvisnr' Districk In TIM coknEv {
zszsa ksssas
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The photographer who tried 70 make an
affirmative out Of two negatives has b.
come disguised with grammar.
A man may learn b ride several hob-
bies at time, but it will prove more a.
tonishing than useful.
Throw life into a method, that ever
hour may have its employment, and oVl
ery employment have its hour.
Goodness ofheart Is mans best treasure.
his briQh est honor, and his noblest acs
QUESTION. It lie that roy Of the Divinity
which dignifes humanity
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II. B.-To amend the laws 10 appeal from
Iec,ees ia Chanctry on Writs In error.
Passed.
n B.-To ex tend the time for holding the
Circuit Courts OF Irawapha county Passed
A NUMBER OF other House bills w',r- read
md referred 10 appropriate committees.
SENATE BILLS.
A bill in relation to bonds OF county Of
ficers.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Senate then went into Executive Session,
and alter certain proceedings had therein.
'Ioots were thrown opeu at 80.
Adjourned.
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SENATE BILLS.

a bill to remove the civil disabilities of
Horace q. Green.
Mr. Cassidy moved to indefinitely post
pone he bill. Lost and the bill passed.
A Bill to regulate trials by jury in civil
suits; passed.
A bill tn repeal section / of an Act to Sc
cure The collection of stock subscribed, etc.
10 railro ds.
Mr.. Cassidy moved to amend the first sec
ton by striking out all atte- the word "ot."
in second line LO the word ''be' In third line.
and insert:
An Act to secure the collection of stock
subscribed by counties. cities and towns TO
raj roads in this State, approved March Is
1872
Mr.. Warner moved to amend the amend
ment AS follows:
Provid d the provisions of tits act shall
not effect any writ now pending in any
court in this State. Both amendments We're
adopted, and the bill passed.
A bill TO amend the rules OF pleading, etc.
Passed.
A bin to incorporate Sarlis Female Col
lrge; passed.
A bill 10 remove the civil disabilities of
EmmaJ. Clariday, OF Kinds county passed.
HOUSE BILLS.
Fl. J. R., providing fer an additional
clerk in the office OF the secretary of Stale.
Mr.. Packer moved to amend as follows:
Be it Resolved by tie Legislature of the
STATE OF Mississippi, That The Secretary OF
State and The Auditor of Public Aceounrs
b. and they are he~ebv authuriz' ID TO IN
ploy one c'esk in addition to The clerical
force that they are now aufl iZed To en-
pl"y, said clerks shall receive cnmpensa-
Iion Of fur "a dollars per diem, ana the
Auditor of PuOltc Accounts il hereby au-
lhoriZed aud directed to issue his warrants
ia tlvor Of such clerks as may be employ ell
AT the above rate.
Be il further Resolved, That said add-
tinnal clerks shall be Employed during the
session OF the Legislature, and for thirty
DAYS ther eater.
b.. it further Received, That this resaIu-
tiun he in force from AMI sitter its passage.
Mr.. Smith, of Claiborne, moved Eo amend
the amendment a. follows:
Amend by striking out the words "a
per day. aud insert the words SO each per
day."
Mr.. Mcclure moved to lay the amendment
on the table. Lost, aud the amendment " as
Adopted, yeas. l6 nays, 8, ana the resolution
passed.
INTRODUCTION or RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Price-fn relation to printing an
I.ual reports.
Mr.. White moved tn amend as follows !:
By adding five hundred of the rel ort Of
the Commissioner of Immigration" adopt
ell. And the resolution AS amended was
adopted.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Senate then went into Executive Session,
and after certain proceedings had therein,
the doors were thrown open.
Several bills were taken up and made the
snecial order for future days, aud the Senate
adjourned.
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The Royal Marriage mnd tho
Quccn's Family.

TTondon Corresp ondeDce New York Poet.
The royal marriage is getting 90 be a
theme Of common conversation and news
paper comment. The Prince and PrIn-
cess of Wales, Prince Leopold and an che
rest Of them, except the Queen and Prin-
cess Beatrice, have repaired 10 ST. Peters
burg, to witness the ceremony and bring
hack the happy pair. The Republicans.
though, and all those who find their OPP
ponent in Reynolds newspaper--ull The
followers Of Bradlaugh aud Odger-mako
this the occasion Of all manner Of filings
al the Fiddler Prince" declare THAI the
marriage is the price paid by England
for surrendering gradually her posses
sions IN India, and point 20 the robbery
of these Imperial paupers and nurse
leeches" All radical journals print part
Of the annual civil list, as follows, and
then inform their readers that 10 is but "a
mere trihe Of what the working people
are called upon to pay IN pension.
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HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 4. 1874.
LRAVE OF ABsENCR.

LEAVE OF ABsENCE.
Le,vr Of absence was granted to Messr-.
Sborter, ~immors, Richards, G lmer aud
Brunt, from das to day. To NJ .ssr~ Wynn.
johns Itawamba aud NJ one for
one DAY T. Mr.. Walker OF Munr,e. tor
four DAYS. To Mr.. Greer, for three days.
The bill o pay justice OF Peac" in State
cases where the prosecutor falls, was lost.
special ORDER.
The hour for the consideration OF specisl
order III B. No. 80. having arrived, il ~ as
taken up, and after being discussed by Mr..
Pnckwpnd in favor OF the bill and by Mr.
Ford i" opposition, Mr.. Avery moved that
the subj 1t he made the special order for to-
morrow a. IL oci"ck, p. Al. Carried
Mr French. 10y general consent intro
ducel the foll0wiug:
Whereas There will be celebration OF
the one hundredth anniversary of AueFi-
con Ind prudence by holding an Intrrna-
Hnnal Exhibition of art, manufactures aud
produces OF the soil and mine, in the city of
PhIladelp hia, in the State of PennsN lvahia.
in thu year eighteen hundred and seventy
six !; aud
Whe' eas, IL Is DESTROYS that the objects
and purposes of such c. l. bration be under
stood by the citizens OF this State; there
fore bc lt
Resolved by the Senate, the House con.
curing, That an invitation be- and Is here
by extended by the Legislature To the Hon
X. VI. Patton. OF Alabama, member of the
National Board of Finanre to deli, er al adj
dress in the Hall OF the House OF Rspr, sen
tHtiSes, at such time as viii best suit Al'
convenience.
The resolution was agreed to.
JOINT SESSION.
See Senate proceedings.
%ffrr the withdrawal of the Senate. thu
House adjourned.
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The sophomore class at the Wesleyan
university embraces tour young ladies'"
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Princes Royal (lrOWn Princess oI
Pius-ia. ....... ...... ..--. GI2s 600
Prince Of Wales ..... ....... 100000
Princes. Of Wales ....... ... 100000
Prince Alfred ...... lua 900
Prince Arthur ...... ............ $4,000
Prpcrs3 Alice (Ot Hes-,) ~ 900
Princess Helena tof Schlc-wiZ, ctr) o. 1910
Prucpss Louie (uf J. rurJ 1900
rriucess Mary OF Ieck) ........ 1900
Princes Augusta Got MeCltuIurgr
Sfr-Iiiz) .... ....... au 900
The Duche-- OF Cambridge ..-.. $4,000
The Duke of tam pTidgs ... .... 2lJUlU
One writer, whose pungency Of phrase
is something remarkable, declares thnt
next year Prince Leopold obtains hIB
majority, and the begging box will ba
ratified in Parliament for him two years
aiterward similarly unpleasant sound
will be heard in behalf of Princess Beat
rice, and heaven only knows when this
system Of royal begging will cease"
Ii this be foolish the Republicans GER
tainly are not singular, for on the other
hand / have within a week seen grave
propositions on the part Of certain mun-
icpal authorities, looking to the removal
of the cannon from the public parks and
squares, which were captured at Alma
and Inkerman, lin order that the bride
may not he offended and outraged. Why
not remove all the relocated soldiers at
once?
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SENATE.
FRIDAY. Feb. 6, 1874.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

Leave of ah~ence WAS granted Mr.. Gray.
from day to day. Mr.. Smith of Winston.
from gay To day. Mr. sullivan irnm day Il"
lay. Mr.. Albright until Monday. Mr..
Campbell until Monday.
PETITIONS.
MIR. Gleed pr senred petition from the
merch tnts of Columbus in relation TO open
ing up the Tolnbigbee river, etc. Referred.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills We're intr duced and
referred 10 appropriate committees.
BV Mr.. MrClure-FoF the elief of Count
Wallace. of jefferson county.
BY Mr.. Williams-Tn Incorporate the
Savings Bank of NaEchez, Mississippi.
BY Mr.. Cassidy-To provide for The taxa
ton of the property of railroad corpora
tinns.
BY Mr.. Gleed-To amend section 10 of an
Act To receive the payment of wages aud
liabilities for supplies; approved April B.,
1874
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re- None others are authorized to solicit
b.-tuess TOR The CLARION.
: p NrIrs -. ... $500. ......... Boston.
: NJ PETrISG LII 4 CO.--------...--- - Boston
: Il PErrINGILL " Co, ---...---.....-New York
" W SHARPE a Co, ...---..-...-.New ork CITY
Ggo p HOWELL d CO., ork-
BATES & LOCKE,-...- .....-..-.-.-- view o. K
csfgvr~ < HoFgMAN Ba itimore
Cog WErhERILL s CO.,.....-...-...f Philadelphia
r. / DIBBLE q co, ---..----...,....- Louisville.
N4Srz MARcHASD Il Co, ...-......-... Louisville.
DEGOLYER x KICHES, ....-.-........... Cincinnati.
Remittances should be by registered letter,
money order, draft or by express. When 9TH
= wise the Office cannot be responsible
al business communications should be al
4 .s-..d 10 Power x Barksdale. jackson Miss.
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RESOLUTIONS,
Mr.. French offered the following

Mr.. French offered the following:
Resolved, That committee OF three be
appointed t. examine the condition of the
debt of the n. O., Jackson aud Great North
ern RIilruad Company, and asc, rain IL
Iul settirm mt had been made by MeSSrs.
Murdock, Humphrrs aud Smith, what kind
aud what amount OF funds have been paid
by them. aud what disposition has been
made OF The same. and who is respOn -ible AT
the present time. fpr the funds paid in and
that such committee b. authorized To send
for persons and papers. Adopted
MIR. Cbamplin introduced the following:
b. it Resolved, That the Committee on
tn" judiciary b. instructed and required To-
inquire and report. whether there is any
law in force i'm this STATE requiring A sts-
Sors eft Taxes and Tax-Colltctor Jn give any
bond, and it so. its conditions, and in wha'
penalties IN the several counties of this
State.
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Executive SESSION.
HOUSE.
THURSDAY, February 5, 1874
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

GRANTED to Mrssrs. Harri,, Kendrick,
Cham berlin, Chiies, Glenn, W atheri,, from
lay 10 day aud TO Mr.. McKay tor one
lay.
The ,chool fund of this state was indifniteIt
post, oned.
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Leave of absence was granted 10 Messrs.
Hick~, Smith OF Claiborne, Paekwood, Gil
,ner, Horton of Calhoun, B I'D OF Yaz %.
NJ FaIland. Rogers of Yalobusha, and
BrunL, from day to day.
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Leave of absence granted Messrs. Smith
day to day.
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Mr. SPEAKER: am dir etel hy the Gov
.rnnr tn int"'m the House OF Representa-
ives Thar he lIa- approved,
I'll Am At to eXteud the time Of c"l-
letting the taxes in the county nf NoXu
bee.
II BAN Act entitled an Act IT, am,nd
an Act tor the relief of tax-payeTs OF 1873 !;
approved November ], 1873
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SENATE.

SEE Senate proceedings.
= fer the withdrawal OF the Senate the
House adjourned.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
CATTLE DISTEMPERS.

1t has been calculated that in Eng
land, the loss Of cattle from diseases
propagated by the introducing of for
eign animals, has been fully S25,0OO,-
600 for each of the last thirty years.
This is probably an over estimate, but
some years the loss has been twice the
sum named. Nothing is 50 much neg
lected according to its value as our
farm stock. Whether a cow pays the
interest on a valuation of one hundred
dollars, or hardly pays a dollar year
for her keeping is with many a matter
of profound Indifference. The hollow
horn, hollow-belly, lice, ticks, murrain
and black-leg, all abound from sheer
neglect.
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REARING DICKS.

There are no kinds of domestic poul-
try more easily kept than ducks. Their
appetite is such that almost anything
which is naturally thrown to the pigs
is acceptable, and on thisaccount many
Objectto them, saying they eat too much.
1t is no doubt true that more food is re-
CURED to rear young ducks than chicks.
but this is overbalanced by their quick
maturity, after which no more food is
required for ducks than hens. Disease
seldom finds its way into the duck yard.
unless caused by feeding ducklings too
much hard or unlocked food.
Keep the young ducks from water,
save enough to drink, until about two
weeks old; then let them have full
range. Ducks can be successfully bred
in dry yards, with only pan of water,
but no farmer having a pond or stream
of water convenient for ducks should
do without them, for in such cases very
little food is required save what can be
found by them in and around such
places. AT early dawn they may be
seen very active in snatching up the
worms that find their way to the sur
face of the ground in pastures, thereby
benefting rather than injuring the
sOil.-SOuthera Planter.
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Nashyllle Grocery Market.

SUGARs-New Orleans, (new) in hogs
heads 9!6lOc for fair to choice; Demerara
11RI12c; standard harlS 12c; A coffee lie;
b do. 1OBc; extra e do. 1Osc; yellow c 10
611c.
MoLAssE-We quote New Orleans 65d
73c; sirups 55d6jc; golden strip Csc.
COFFEE-AlaIket strong and tendency
upward. We quote: Rio, common TO
choice, 30G32c; Laguayra 32d33c; Java
&c.
CHEEsE-We quote factory Ijc.
NAILS-We quote ct $50 for l0ds, and
25c additional for diminishing grades.
SALT-We quote Z bUshel barrels at 81 20
per barrel i'll store.
CANDLES-We quote star 17d17ac q ID.
FIsH-We quote Is follows: Half bar
rels, Nos. l, 2 and 8, 800, 1925 and $3.50;
in kits, Nos. !, 2 and 3, $3.50, 500 and
S1.I5.
RICE-We quote at SIC.
TEAS We quote Imperial 15cdS1.25;
Young HysOn I5cRS1.25; Black SOFA
S1.00; Gunpowder TjcdSl.25.
POwDER-DUpOnt ST.2J; Sycamore Mills
1925; blasting $500; fuse per 100 feet 6jc.
SHOT-We quote Patent $3.50; Buck
S.15.
LIQUORs-We quote common rectified
whisky 81 gallon Sl.0O.; Robertson County
S1.15d3.OO; Bourbon S1.25d5.50; Lincoln
County S1.75d2.2 5; HigIwines S1.0O.
COTTON TIES-We quote at 10c.
BROOMS-We quote at S2-JOd3.5O %
dozen.
SOAP-Wo quote at 5dSc a. ID, or 500
also 81 box.
BAGGING-We quote at 15616c for
hemp and fax.