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i've shall bo. my doar n,adam," said + to
follow-passenger in tho Dieppo bout, taktny out
my watch. but keeping my eye steadily upot her,
"we ehnl! 10 IN lcss than ten minutes ut tue
Custom House," 4 Bttn4tn-A flicker from tho
guilt witl,in-glancod from her countonnnco.
"You look very good-nutured. yir, stamluered
8lle.
bowed. aud looked considerably moro 80 to
invite her confidence.
II was to toll YOU secret, Which is too
keep It inv1olablo?"
II know It, my loar madam,-I know 1t al
roady," said !, ntn!ng; ut is lace, III it mott T"
sho uttered litts shtiok. aud-ycs, sue had
got 1t .heso among tho Grin ,lino. ble thought
Il Ind boom sticking out, you SEQ, unknown to
"Oh, slr," criod al,o, "it Ia only ten pounds
worth plonso to forgive me-, aud I'll never do /.
again. IA it Ii, I think / Bhal! cxp.re."
Aly dear 'nadano,' ropltod |, sternty, but
Kindly, "horo il the plor, and tho officer, haB
fixed his oyo unon Ill.,. / must do my lnty."
I r,lahod up Tho ladder like o lanp-llghter; I
pointed out tho womnn to 4 Legitimate authority; !;
accompanied her upon .hor way, in cuH,ody, to
bur Baw what was found upon her, mud aaw
her fined mud dismissed with ignomny. Thon,
having generously glyon up my omolnnlcnta aa
intOrmer to tho unfortunate pllicala. hurried
gavo her face twico tho yalue OF that she lost,
paid hei hno, mud explained:
"Ion, madame, had ten pounds worth Of
smnsgod gootls nbout your porson Ind near
" fifty titnes that umolnt. I turned inforiner,
madame, lot mo convince you. for tho anko OF
both of !!su: You have too Expressive couuto-
nance, believe me-, and the officer would havo
found vo't ont ut all events, oven III did my
solf. Are yon satisfied, my dear madamc2 II
G sTo ss os ei cs ese i y ss Il as ~a
When AHlhhcd my explanation tho lady
seemed pcrfectly satisfied With INV little stroke
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tho Company's Secretary, visited Canada for H..
purpose Of ascorta,ning tie faota,
THO Committee calls special attention In .,,o
rapid phcn al wlfnr SN1 W wy

purpose Of aacorta,ntnr lin fss.a 13"'@ aoe 1no
Tho oommittoo coIis sne,,a, s ,A''a. a..
rapia pace at whton
THE CAPITAL ACCOUNT
hAH boon Increased, t,artoulorly ~ ,...-
On the 81Bt of Jannarv lam ~ ~ la.o goafe'
stood at "a o02 1o4 M, % ,u,;, snu capital atock
49,, s,,ass ~. "Ao aaflng tho following
w. s,'" w "s4o'''on VI Gully 1886, ,832 WAS made
~ TUG amount on the 0lst Of January. te7a
being .c5. .4a7, ,d9B, wl,orcnH het,xco,, I.. .e'o'
1873 ind 1874, tho iucrcaso t1,,r,,,n H.. ""us'
wns T.: ,Hl6 4Ui whilst for t1,a tnt;r 'ab ono year
I2,Ulosuu has bceu added nncc ene ,s,s1a Snn io O.!
Inns Doen an authorized iss,o nj 46a1 fin su,s ft,r'
tnor, making tota Vi G8, ,u[3 nm s,o rn an..
portionato rate ot expenditure IL hoI;nvod n. ~
without paratiol and the in1ulriop Of tio Con,. ~
mitteo hlyo failed to uiscono INV eroiont o tna-
tltlcation for. tho policy whiub hnn is,,
to 1t. Tie Committee is quite unabjo tn
exonosato citllcr the London or the Cann,7ton
Duard from blanc attnching to a positiou 90
anomalous, aud which has lAlgoly contributed to
FALLING OFF or DlvtDENna,
Before iargo aldision to capital bad taken
plAco with an incrcas8 uf receipts, .c12D.652 and
nn ii'clcaso of wording expenses, I84, 4,0B3, tho
dirldes,d nad grown 10 W per cont. From July,
1877, to janl,ary. 1s7i, tue period within which
tho large addittou to capital took place. thu in-
crease in roceiptB WAS ETC, 182, aud the increase
III worklng expenses E10U, 645, the diyldanl lav-
ing decliNoa to 219 per cont. Tho capital ex-
peuditn1c from January, 1870, to July, ls72, In
ereuaod IGsB. .20J aud from July, 1879, to Jaliua.
ry, 1874, .E1,95u,lUD. IheBe rcsultH arc uuito
contrury to tue assurances given by tho Chatr-
u!an ut tho haf-yual ly meeting 18th A,,ril 1870
to tho oiIoet that tho locul tratio alouo would
rcalIsn dividend Of per cent ou tho cost Of tho
loop line, statement Which pereonai observation
warrants tho Committee in saying waa most un-
iust,fable.
Inc Committee has been compelled to omit
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TIE WISCONSIN LAW,

The managers Of the Northwestern Railroad
Company were in consultation with Judge Law
romeo aud Mr.. stoughten, the attorneys ~ the
Wisconsin railroad Buit the greater part Of yes-
tetday afternoon. The subject under discussion
was the advisabillty Of arguing the bearing Of
the Potter law on Interstate atmmetce. It wag
lpaliy doclded not to argus tho caBes, but ullow
them to bc dlsmisHed they will then carry tho
case to The Supreme Court Of the United stntos
ut onco. that decision nay bo reached at the
ncxt October torn. Judge Law1euco tas rome
to Madison for the purpose OF comforting il it'll
the officers Of tho State, and thele will thoro-
lore be no argument haro.
THE suIT IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
=, sttetal n D4spateh g 1he chteaao Tribune:
MADISON, Wis.,, July 7.-After a conference
between the State authorities and tho counsel
for the State iti tho suit OF tho Chicago l. North
western Hallway bondholders, 1t las 1oou deter
mined not to argue with tho railroad counsel tho
commeree. In regard to which the Uutted States
Circuit Court relrained from expressing All opin-
lou when denying all inj njunctiou. On behalf Of
tho Attorney Genoral and tho Railroad Colnms-
Bonors, however, thero will bo filed In the
United States Court q demurrer to tho bond
holders bill Of complaint, Which tue Court, in
accordance with it's decision refusing an ialutc-
t'on, will dlsmsa. and an appeal by tue plaintiffs
viii bring the case to tao United States Supreme
Court, where, 1t ls hoped, in Wow OF the impor-
will be 80 advanced that 1t may be heard aud de-
termiued at tue OcEobor term.
THE Butt IN THE STATE COURTS.
There IL no expectation that hearing will be
reached before tho January term OF tho Su-
prone Court Of the State on tho application Of
tue Attotney-0oneral for q forfeiture OF the
chartoss Of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 1T. Paul
and the Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway Com
panles tor violation OF the law roglla-
ting railroads: The Governor oxprasues
the feeling that the railroads, in Wow
Of tho decision Of the Federal Col,t against
them, ought to obev tho law, which must thus
be presumed to be valid, and, unless snoh dis
position III manifested. 1t is limited that further
summary proceedings 10 test the power OF tile
State to enforce lts laws will TO instituted In tic
Supreme Court at an carly day.
Bu1T AoAlSsr TI0KEr-AaEHT.
Another Northwestern Railroad teltet-ageut.
Charles 4, Doebee, Of Dano, waH To-day tried
hers before tho hlunlelpal Court aud jlsy, aud
the defendant for violation Of the llsilroad law.
William Weleh Appeared ~ attorney for the
Flank Allen, aud Aufus D. hlnlth Tor tLe do. do.
fonuant.
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Convention OF tho Democrats OF the
Fourteenth IOhio) ConRrcs"lohn1
DihtrAct.
Special DtspattA to 1hs CHICAGO TtfbHnt.
Duo 1Rus, O., July 7.-Tho Fourteenth D'a-
triot D omocratio Congressional Convention con-
vonod hero to-day, and waa largely attended, not
lesa than GOO dologstos basug present. doo1
feeling prevails. A platform was reportoA by
Judge Estcll, Chairman Of tile Committee on
Resolutions, and supported By him by briof
and splr,tod speeot, aftof which tho report WINS
adopted, with vorv fow dissenting votes. It
favors IN incronso of currency. Twonty.ono
ballots woro had with littlo variation IRON first
to Inst Tho twontY-0rHt ballot stood. Finley.
80: Burns, 20; Htlwel', 24 berry, 2l: Cownn.
II Kenny. 2. Tho Convention adjourned at
o'olouk until o'clock this evening.
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Enrnlcr4' Celebration OF tho Fourth In
W0utlIskrd C0nntY. llls

Special correspon,lenes Of The CA,eaao Tribune.
ROANOKE, Woolford Co., ILL.,, July 4.-rho
farmers celebration Of our National birthday ut
this place to-day was ono of tho grandcst out
h.a ever Witnessed. aid carried hope 10 tho
loa1ts Of oil who participated in 1t. Tho old pn-
ntlcai rings got uu sideBhowB In threa different
partH Of tho county, to try and keep thu people
but they were complete failures compared to this
ono. Not less than 10, ,000 people wcro on the
ground. Notwithstanding tho heat and dust,
they camo in procesR'ons henaod by baniH OF
muBic with numerous tlags and banners, upon
which wore inscribed appropriate mottoes. indi-
eating plainiy tho purpose of the sturdy farmers
OF ihiB county to throw of tho ahackles Of party
and unite in determined effort to reform tile
abuses, political and otherwise, that bear most
houyily upon the producing oln~soH.
east Of noanoke aLd ut 10 o'clock the immense
tnrong was called to order by JAmea Plpor,
President OF tho County Assoclation. Tho Rev.
G. D. Merritt opened tho exercises with PRAYER,
mud J. W. Reed rotd tho Declaration Of Iude-
paudoneo. After music by tbs bntId, tho address
was delivered by s. II Smith, III Which he paid
moro attention to tho llyiig isBuca Of tu-day
than tho Btory Of the dead past After 1t eu1no
moro music, and theu dlnnor,-tlso people spread
ing their feast upon tho grass. Twonty acres
wore literally covered with groups OF families,
Granyes, Culs, etc.
After an hour spent in this wav, t!e neoplo
wero recalled 10 tic stand at the Hondd of tho
bugle, when toasts and lo3ponsos we're in order.
Tho frat toast, The Day We Celebrate" VIVA
responded to by J. A. DavB; The Fasmers'
Movement" BY. s. u. Smith " Tho I.aboring
Classoa.'' By James Piper; The Bar. BY
Jrmes Briggs "Tho Med,cal Profession" by
pr. ]. H: Whittomoro 'Tho Ladies" "by :. II.
Smith sour Common Schools" bv W. Il.
Gardner "'fho Pulpit" by the Rev. Mr., Tag
CART. Tic baud eniyenod the proceedings with
music between tho responses, which were short,
apicy, and pettiuout.
The crowd began to dlsperse at O'clock, hut
1t took hours to clear the ground; and tho day =
pleasures closed with dnlco at tic grove by tho
young folks and a tIno display of fireworks in
the town. Much praise ID due to the different
co onnlit:cos who had Charge Of tho arrangements,
WHO performed their duties faithfully !;
aud, although tloY could not mitigate tho boat,
which was simply torrlb!e, nor lay tho dust.
which gave tho crowd, oslecialy Tint p 'rlion OF
It tint came in procession, an 1,,dlsputabo claim,
to the title Of ownors Of the ao1, thoy succeeded
in makiug this farmerA celebration very enjoy
ablo atrair, aud one that will To long romem-
bored by tho farmers OF Woodiord County AZ
ono Of the sgns Of tho tim-H that portland a
brighter and better future for the laborng and
producing classes.
Before at1lourning, it was, on motion, voted
that tho ADDRESS OF Mr. Smith DO published III
papexs favorable to our movement In the State.
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Tho Third Iowa Congressional Dis
frfk.t.

Correspondence Of Tie Chicaao Tribune.
McGRRoon, H., July G.-The Congressional
fight In tho Third District has commenced
III good earnest Tho Republicans hnyo
calleA their Convention TO meet in this
city on the 9TH day OF August. Senator D. N.
Cooley, Ex-senator Wium Larabeo, and Indgo
O. Il, Granger arc candidates buforo that Con-
vention. TAo Liberals hayo not III yet called
thor Convention. The prominent Liberal ca1l-
didatcs a!o Dr.. Gilbert. OF DMbnlus, nud l.. L.
Alnswosth, of Wcgt Union. Thu interest lnanl-
Tested IL great, aud q warm couteat IL autici-
pRtel,
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win, or his way east, was ovortakon by MOS
so,,ger with tho word tint his wlto was dying
frunl tho offeots of hor itiinrios.
1.ArEn-slnoo writing tho abuvo, information
has roachod ,is that whom Mr.. 1}outl nrrivod ut
homo llo found tho man Adams ih custody of tho
citiyons aud nlof him with u oarlino lour times
though lie head and three times through tho
body, killing linn instantly.
, 1874-07-08

THE GREAT WESTERN OF CANADA,
Tile Committee appointed IN ootobor, 1873,
to investigate tho aflailH Of tho Groat Western
1alroad Of Canada ltaa Just issued ita report. It
conssts Of twenty-eight oloaolY-printed pagoa,
aud III accompanied by an accountants report
prepared by Messrs. Price, Haylaud, aud
Waterl,ouHe. Of London, eighteen pages IN
lsngsh. The Committee, with III engineer aud
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ing ralro 1tla havo boon Bocurod. Tho ob]oos Of
tho Congreas ia tn rcru1ato tho pr1co Of books
throughout America, making tllom conform to q
uniform and unvarlnblo ruin. As tho book-trate
Ia now At D crisis, = very largo attendance III
nHaurol.
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pirTsnuna. pa., July IA special to tho
Erenin9 Chronicle from Rochester,. pa.. Hayn that
Of MI onrly hour this morning tho workH Of tho
Rochester Tuublor Company b: thut pfaco woro
ut S500oo; uoarly covered by INSURANCE. OauBo
of lire unknown.
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Congressional Convention Of tho TIC.
form Purity Called In tho Eighth
DfNtrfC1s

Spec,at Ditnatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Spn1Hor1ELD, ILL.,. Juiy 7.-Tho Ooufral Com.
nittos appointed at the rccont Convention OF tue
independent Noform Party, for this district,
heid raeontiy In this Guy to-dnY called anothor
OF September, to nominate candidate for Col,-
8resH, aud do such othor business aa tho good
Of tho party shall demand. 1t Ia understood
tint tho lion. D. Il. Brown. present Railroad
Commissioner, Will he tondcrod the nomination.
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. C6rftspondk,11t q The EHic00o Tf}6ftne.
Ell pAso, H., July B.-political matters aro
but little thought Of at present, aud compara-
tlvely nothing is sa,d. Tho nomination Of James
G. Dayne Tor Congress by the so-called Farmers'
Convention ut Faitbury sas surprise to most
their. opposition thoreto. The feeling on tho
subject will, It iH altogothor likely result III tho
calling Of convention to nominate IN Gn1e~
pendent candidate who can Unto NIL tho conflict
Ing political clemonts opposed to tue Republican
party.
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The WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. G., July 7.-paonAB11rr1Ea-
For tue lato region md tho northern portona Of
Ohio, Indiana, aud Illinois, rain will prevail,
with south or west wnas, o slight fall Of seui-
perature, and continued low barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS. ....
Ult1pA0Q. July 7, 1874.
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Frpnt the KirsofA tKan,} Ehttf
Tho "details OF brutal olna3a uon.o to III
froul lilo Aappa, 10 miles wost Of AIout!ota, 4
wretcl,, wlluhe ,lamo our informant l,us fot-
gotten, went to tho dwelling OF u aptter ,aiued
boat Let with club mill Bhs wRs gouuotnan'
liz. Duoth, who waa vItlun lew 1uiou Of Klr-
, 1874-07-08

L1rGLE 1.ouE, Ark. ), July Ia Constable
named Humphreys. oolo!osl il, personal dill
cMIty uour this city, OIL Saturday. MAS shut And
killed by xuutllor nlal.
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New YonK, July -Arrlyed-stoamshfp 5oo-
tia, from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Jnl{ 7.--Stoamshipa Porciro.
Frankfort, Italia, Mosol, mud aaol1o, from Now
York. arrlyod uut.
QUEENSTOWN. July 8.-steamship Abbottsford,
from rAilndelphEa nrrivoi.
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DogroS. July 7.,-Ca1,t. George s. Peach, whilo
on voyugo from Gloucester 10 pruyncatown,
btruek tue coog With al oar, initiating tatal in-
1urlpH.
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A SAFE Standby FOR THE EAAt1LY--DuR.
ING THE SEASON or UIlOLERA M0RBUS. SUM-
MER COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, DIAnntIG;AS,
AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS. Is DR. JAySE's
uARMINATlVE DALSAaf-OF ADMITTED ErrI-
OAOf. AND IT OCCASION SHOULD ARISE, SURE
TO PROVE USEFUL.
, 1874-07-08
BAY VIEW HOUSE,,
CATSKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

Twelve snt0 from tho Village Of Cat4kilI. N. 7.
AccessIole Ly tho ao:t ruu.uaiuroad Ia tho eonhtry:
E1cvAun B,n0 tcot. VI ". extending uver shout 1t10
SQUARE sn!los If thy Vaey OF tne ll.on unsurpassed
nx S15a e - xS han t
Q. Now York CHy Ipaso apun Junu u uot I. uuatl,
81. poE day, Or Sa9 por week.
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LITTLE RooE, July 7.-Oflicsal and estimated
returns OF the electinn Bhow n majority or H. 00D
for Constitutional Convention.
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fp,~h h"o. M't'"a'WeE Il st. na'l' 1ttt'VW
ntan Nrnnf, carnsr Hafsaa una Ealt-sts. !c:es Def
ta South Curk&,, opposso ennaa Naa'e. aHd u Rsas
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-01-22
IPRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly oJorless
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities su-
perior to gas Burns in any lamp without
danger of exploding taking FIRE. Manu-
featured expressly TO dispiaee the use Of VIOLA
tile and dangerous oils I,~ safey under
every possible test and IT. lefect hu ina
qualities are proved BY as eonu ma o., .
over $4,000 antilles.
Millions Of Cations ha sc been sold aud 10
accident-ejthev directly or iniirecl, --Aas
ever occurring from burning. S.vruE OF
handling it.
The immense yearly los O. life aud -opei-
u, resu.slue from The uss 81 cheap aHd ian
gerous oils in tAr United States j. apalthc
The Insurance Companies abd Ere Conn
missiou.rs through tAe country RECON-
meud the ASTRAL a. the best safeguard
when lamps are used. Send for circular.
For sale At retail by the traie generally,
and At wholesale by the propVieiors, I'll
PRATT < co. l02 Fulton street, New lors
au2S-Gm
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of authority vested in me by
ID the terms of n certain Deed of Trust exc
cuted by Frank Brown to T. f. Richardson,
Trustee, dated April 18TH 4. d. 1873. and re-
corded in Deed Book No 4 of the Record Of
Deeds of Kinds county, Mississippi, pps l76,
III 178, which said Deed of Trust was made
to secure the payment of "a certain note. paya-
BILE to E. Richardson, therein described, and
to which reference is hereby made. Having
been requested by said E. Richardson, ] will
proceed to sell the following described prop
erty 10 the highest bidder for cash. ~ the
Court house door of said couniv in ta clry ~
Jackson. on Tues lay, the ] fth iss o+ Feb-
ruary, 1874, during legal hours, 10 sausfy s.tid
note, together with interests and expenses, as
specified, to-wit A lot of land in West Jack
son, on the line Of the New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad, 80 chains deep
on Hutson Street, and 3-5-100 chains front
on Bankston Street, containing three roods and
four perches, he the same more or less, to-
gether with the dwelling house and appur-
tenances situated thereon.
/ will convey such title as is vested in me
as Trustee, which il believed to be perfect.
jan15-4w. t. Z. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
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u-flh s43s * additional, which was received
/ a. premium paid for the 1irst three serle<
making he total amount OF w1EfaAks s can
eeIetI. SIe.I3S Is, which have this dag beec
rendered the City Treasurer, VINO ueeiinee
| To receipt for the same until he sAoulH naVl
time TO ascertain his duty in tire matter. :
| therefore present the amount AZ a0ofs thehh
toned to your honorable body
| / have collected of parties VINO hesiIed 20
renew their license, etc, but at the time
could not find the Collector, as follows:
January l, 1873, to May /, 1878 SOL 90
MAY l, 1873. to January 1. 1874 270 90
Total ........... 1916 90
Which amount has been paid over to the
Treasurer as per receip pts herewith.
would further state that for the FIRST two
quarters of the year 1872, issued warrants
in favor of His Honor, the Mayor 20 amount
of $500, but never having been called for by
him, desire that the Board instrlIct me as
TO what disposition to make Of them.
Respectfully submitted,
5. n. BURsHAa, City Clerk.
The following resolution was passed:
RESOLVED, That the Clerk be hereby in
structed to take the numbers of the war
rants ISSUED in favor Of the Mayor. but not
drawn by HIM, for preservation, and then
burn the warrants.
Alderman McCill offered the following.
which was adopted. to-wit:
Res0lued, by the Board OF Mayor and Al
dermen of the city or jackson, That the
judges OF tn city election 70 be held on the
5lh Of January, 1874, be AID they are here
by instructed, that III the event they should
receive the vote of any person whose name
does not appear ON the registration books
that they enroll the name OF said person or
persons, on page provided for that pur-
pose on the registration book, by taxing the
oath prescribed by AN Act to amend the
Charter of the City of Jackson" approved
April z, 1873, which is as follows, to-wit:
81, ---,d do solemniy swear
(or affirm), in the presence OF Almighty
God, that am twenty-one years old; that
have resided in this State six months, and
in Kinds county one month, and in the
city OF Jackson thirty days; that | will
faithfully support, and obey the Constitu-
tion and laws of the United States. and of
the State OF Mississippi, and will bear true
faith and allegiance To the same: SO help
me God.
Resoloed, further, That the City Clerk be
instructed to furnish a copy OF the above
resolution, together with IAN Act TO amend
the Charter of the City of Jackson" APP
proved April Z, 1873 to said Judges OF cleo
ton.
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The Claim of the Methodist EPfscO-
pal Church south.

The house committee on war claims
this forenoon held special meeting and
heard Ex-Gov. Henry S. Foote, Hon.
John Wilson, formerly third auditor of
the treasury, and Rev. DR.. Abbey, in
support of the claim Of the publishing
house of the NJ. E. Church South for
compensation for the use of their property
at Nashville, in 1864-65. The commit
tee decided that certain legal propositions
should first be considered, and argument
viii be heard upon these before the ques-
tons of fact in the case will be considered.
The legal point to be argued is as to
whether the government is bound in law
or equity to reimburse loyal citizens for
property taken and used as the natural
result of war in defence of the common
safety The claim of this church is a
test case of class, and its decision will
involve interests amounting to many mil
lions ofdollars.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TN PURSUANCE of the terms of certain
L Deed of Trust, executed by Charlie Will
liams Lucy Williams, Elisha Edwards and
Henry Fields, on the 10Th day of August, 1873
to secure to William Roberts the payment of
One Hundred and Sixty-one dollars and
eighteen cents 1851 Is, balance due said
Roberts on account for supplies; the same to
have been paid on or before the 18th day of
November 1873 recorded in Book 4, page $50,
in the Records of Kinds County, l, the under
g Febrnerv is74 within tbe hours nrescrbed
by law, before the State House gate, in the
city of Jackson, County of Kinds, State of
Mississippi sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash the following personal
property, mentioned in said Deed Of Trust. as
the property of Charlie Williams, Lucy Will
liams, Elisha Edwards and Henry Fields, to-
wit:
Two bales of cotton and will convey to the
purchaser such title as is in me vested by said
Deed of Trust
Jan1-S0d.s JOHN NJ. SMYLIE, Trustee.
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COR AZ ECTION.


caro- from Mayor MceEikA.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 20. 1874.
DuoRs CLARION | notice in your pa
s. copied from the Meridian Gazette, ac-
npanied with editorial comments, an ar
ID which is calculated to place me in a
"a position,
How me to reply that, at the time the ac-
n referred to as having been taken by the
Akson typographical Union, l was absent
ID the State-had been for some months
fFious, and did not return for year or
F. afterward. Being absent and work
/. at my trade, at the time spoken of, in
Getty OF Memphis, Tenn, | could neither
m officer nor share any of the response
~ attaching TO the action of Jackson
biographical Union. | hope you will
+ this statement place in your columns.
Very respectfully yours, etc,
JOHN MCGILL.
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RAILROAD DIRECTORY.

ssENGER TRAINS leave Jackson Rail
Id Junction as follows:
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Mississippi Legislatuf g.
SENATE.
TErspAY. Jan. 20. 1874.

TUESDAY, Jan. 20, 1874.
Senate vas called to order at IL NJ, by
Hon Joseph Kenneth It. nj. Abbott elected
emporary Secretary.
The following were appointed as
COMMITTEE ON cREDESTIALs:
Gray, Cassidy. Mcclure, Williams and
Campbell,
The following recently elected nom bers
presented credentials:
ID District-G. w. White
9th District. j. Smith.
9TH District-C..F. Furl0ng.
8th District-T. l.. Mendenhall.
18th District. F. Everett.
10th Districts. w. Smythe.
18th District-Isham Stewart.
18th District-G, r. Thornton
22d District. NJ. Stone.
23rd Observation-Disclosures Cullens
9th Dis.r;.+l j T. Shirley.
feli Nathan Shirley
18th District--George Albright
10Th Dfstrict-R. Fl. Taylor.
10Th Distfict-W William GRAY.
3lst Districr-W. Ii. Parker.
Recess until O'Clock