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WANTED.

One hundred mule and OK
teams 10 haul government sup
plies from Dallas 10 Forts iticI'-
ardson and Griffin. Steady
work. Good rates. For infor-
nation apply nj the freight de-
not Of the Texas and Pacific
railway.
w. q. GRAHAM. Contractor.
lb7dlOt
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First Hale OF Cotton.

Mr.. II. T.. Major brought In the city,
Yesterday, the first bale Of cotton OF
this seasons crop. II was raised on his
plantation, ten miles north of Dallas.
The bale weighed five hundred and
two pounds and was sold, we UNDER
stand, at thirty cents per pound,
,nIl
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Wewther Report.

Mean temperature OF the city Of Dalla.'
yesterday, kept by John y. Roberts, arosv,s.,
Fahrenheit's II rat class Thermometer;
O'CLOCK n,
IL O'CLOCK "a,
o'clock y.
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NOTICE.

lob work IN invariably payn-
bic on delivery, and all tran-
silent advertisements nj the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also DC
paid In advance. These rules
Will be strictly observed.
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W. have tho facilities and she work
nsH 90 do On good work. and az ~
low rates. NJ can BE- done anywhere
and We mean 20 do II. Hiring you'
zine sss work 10 TIE DAILY hE"'
AIN OFFICE. Corner Of Main """
I.s,nav attracts.
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In order 20 make room ior
their new goods. which nave
commenced arriving, Franklin
a. Co., booksellers, etc., are OIL
fering rare Inducements 10 '"e
trade.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below Is tho list of unclaimed letters re-
naming In Dallas p0stpglce Angust@, 1874.
Parties calling for the same will please say
"advertised," and give date OF list, Such of
them as remain in the office uncalled for at
the end of four weeks will be sent TO the
dead letter Office.
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NOTICE.

Ne accounts against employees !" .he
herald once Will be allowed In settle
nents with she ONCE unless "n order
rrem the Proprietor In given.
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Wall paper and crOquet sets
now at hand. and for sale at
low prices at Reed IL LathrOp's,
Elm street. opposite burnt dis
trict.
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The latest styles VI Note PA
pers, with or without In0no-
gram. Ia legal or bon ton folds,
with :bar0Dial envelopes 10
match tu sixe and tiAt, A. at
PIERCE ~ LYLES.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
hereafter all bills for advertisements
n this paper Will be collected monthly
uuIoss otherwise specified In contr"c'a'
Notice.

From and after July 20, 1874, Mr.. H. d
Neyll o will have charge OF tho city clrcnla'
ton OF the Dallas HERALD. suDscripliohh
due 10 Saturday. tho 18th OF July, Inclusive
are payable 10 Mr.. W. W, Basye, nom whieI'
date Mr.. Neville is alone authorized TO col
lect and receipt for the same.
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Mothersl Are not your little ones subject
to that distressing complaint, Whooping
Cough, and when suffering how can 1t be
cured? A Thousand certificates prove that
Marsden's Pectoral Balm will relieve and
care ssery case. For sale by all druggists.
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Zachery's Pioneer Soda Works, Upper
Elm street. Dallas. Texas,

The undersigned, pioneer In the manufac.
ture 81 pure and unadulterated bottled soda
would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, THAI heis prepared to
I'LL orders to any extent promptly, either for
city consumption or shipment.
lBSdtf ii. ID. ZACHERY.
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public md agent for
the collection 0t' claims ut AUS
tin. Onice at CASTOR " Th9Asas'
bank. north side Of the public
square.
Wdtf
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The Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Git Association has two drawings each day,
Mt ~ M. and p. NJ.
WHITAKER 4 WILKINSON,
l23d3ui Managers.
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Music Lessons.

Mrs. sophia 4, ALT win give instruction
ON the piano at the RESIDENCE Of Captain
John II. Bryan, on Lamar street, ana sollelts
n share OF patronage, li9dlm
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Readings from the poets, on Thursday and
Friday nights, at the Cumberland Presbyte'
rian church, by Prof. Holloman.
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Respon sibiIity Of banks Tor S"iiee'
lions,

A few days since olalm was made
and suit Threatened against n pronl'
nent bank IN Chicago Tor lhohey.lost w
consequence Of the nature OF y nank ~
the central part of tbe STATE OF lillhois'
20 which the Chicago bank ma Trans
mltted some notes for collection ~ be-
half OF one of IT. customers. TINS
caused some discussion IN regard W
the extent of the. liabilities OF a bhhk
i'm receiving notes or bills OF change
for collection. Referring 70 the decis-
ion Of the SUPP enc court OF ILLINOIS, We
find seyeraI similar cases been h'1udB-
ed. mud are referred 10 ia the case Oh
the Etna insurance company W. tile
Alton city bank, -, Illinois, page 40
The court held that where oank 70,
ceiyes u collection against resilient VI
the place where the bank IL located u
would be held liable for any loss RESULT
Ing by neglect Oh the part OF us olllcers
to exercise ordinary diligence, or from
neglect TO comply the required forms
of law In regard to protest Tor non
payment, etc. But where the drawer
Is u resident Of another place or towil,
the bank receiving such collection luiiy
discharges It's duty by sending the note
or bill In due season 10 competent,
reliable agent, with proper Instructions
and ii the drawee fail, or u the pre-
sumed responsible agent Of the bank
proves not 10 be reliable. II does not III
all cases make the bank which received
the collection liable for any less In con
sequence. In the case OF the Mechah'
Icsi bank vs.. carp, Rawle 7S4, II wa
held that the bank which received th'
bills for collection was not responsible
In consequence of the failure OF TIN
bank to which the bills were trans
mitted for collection. The bank whicl
first receives the bills for collection
only required TO exercise ordinary dis
cretion In the selection of an agent.
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y @ II II r. L NJ ~ T. NJ q
a SPECIALITY AT
THE HERALD OFFICE
Al
SAINT LOUIS PRICES

Persons desiring first,class board in pri.
vate family, convenient TO business, can ind
such place by addressing r., Lock Box so7.
l6Sdlw
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tary Public.
WHITAKER 4 WILKINSON,
Manapera
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FRANKLIN a co.

Sell every day, the latest news
and have ON their tables the
ifeshest literature ofthe times.
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NEW GOODS.

Consisting Of fine Initial pm.
per, Of the very latest styles.
stationery, school, prayer, mJI.
ale. hymn and sunday school
books, etc., ut
FRANLIN & CO.'S,
Book store. Main street,
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Lightning is instantaneous, such is the
effect produced by using Blneaud's Light
ming HairDye.
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WACO, August lS.-rhe state grange
met to-day In first annual session,
Worth Master Lang presiding. Five
hundred members were present, anu
many of them accompanied 10y their
wives and daughters.
The day was consumed In organizing,
IL il supposed, rs no outsiders were ad-
mitted.-- Galveston News,
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CAUTION.

Information having reached us through
many of our customers, that a party nv H.
name OF McNorton Is representing himself
pe our solicitor, for the state of Texas. we
hereby canton the public against him and
would also state that he has no connection
whatever with our house ~ '''!' ''''H'
Very respectfully,
RICHARDSON e. co.
Wnolesaie Druggists, Nos. 70i, J01, 70S and il0
north Main street, st. Louis. iGOeodst
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The latest stock of Window
Shades, Fixtures, Cornice
Moulding and Wall Paper a.
ways 10 found at
PIERCE GLYLES.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
-seSs-~
CARREiT RAILRAAD TIME

Can always be found ut NJ, Grams, No.11
Main street. Also, Gold and silver Watches
that WILL KEEP 1T.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains az
Dallas.
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city and Comfy scrip.

In sums to suit taxpayers, at Dallas County
bank. l3ldlm
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.'Neuril.''

"NeurtI.'
instantaneous cure Tor neuralgia.
n. G. HOSKINS,
Wdly Agent for Dallas.
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Lawyers sr,ers

Printed In pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, 81 the HERALD OFFICE.
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l23i8i.i

Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed TO order AT this office.
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,.I.s|.5s|.|s,s IT, !; :, q =.
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FLOUR SACKS,

FLOUR SACKS,
Manila bags and wrapping PIT
per for sale low 10 the trade
M REED a. LATHROP'S,
l0odtf Elm Street.
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COMPOSITION.

w. d. DibolI wishes 10 understeed
Tint ALL gravel roofs are not good.
ONLY those that have the necessary
amount of material put ON. All oth.
ers are worse than useless. i6i dat
VENis0N dinner at the Empire restaurant.
Meals twenty-five cents. i8i DIT
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Music Bound in the Latest
. TY Il II

Atthe
HER AID O It i G IL .
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Pinners' stocks ana Metals.

Tin, 10, lQxl4, charcoal, per box Sl5 so; TX
l0xli, charcoal, gls 90; *, l2xl2, charcoal,
s2l 90; IC, charcol, Liked. sl5 90; *, charcoal,
lix20, $40 %; &c, llx2O, roofing Sl5 90; &c, COX
%, $50 90; block tin b III 45c sheet zinc y Il
l5c; Pig lead q ID lOc Copper bottoms " ID
SOC; Sheet iron 20x27 " Ii l212c; Solder extra
refined y ID 33c; Galvanized iron in full bun
dies n h zoe: American Russia "a 10 soc.
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Why send 10 tho northern cities for yo'
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING

when the same character of work can III
done at home and at
Saint Louis Prices p
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-02-19

Very Intellectual women are seldom
beautiful Theirieatures and particularly
their foreheads, are more or less masculine.
But there are exceptions ~ all rules. and
mis- LankOn was an exception b this
one. She was exceedingly feminine and
pretty. Mrs. Stanton likewise 10
handsome woman. Mrs Anthony and
Mrs. Livermore are bo-h plain Marie
aud Jane Porter We're women of high
brows and irregular features, as was also
Miss Sedgewick Anna Dickinson has
strong masculine face; Kate Field has
good looking, though by no means pref
~ one, and Mrs. stowe il thought 10 bo
positively homely. Alice and Phoebe Cary
we're both plain in features, though their
sweetness ofdipositiOn added greatlyto their
personal appearance. Margaret Fuller
had a splendid head, but her features were
irregular, and she was anything but hand
some, though sometimes In the glow Of
conversation she appeared almost radiant.
Charlotte BrOnte had wondrously beauti-
ful dark brown eyes and perfectly shaped
head She was small 10 dimiuutvenear
and was as simple in her manner 90 child.
Julia Ward Howe is q fine looking
"olu"H5 "0"' - al - P001 W ~ -N
refinement and great force Of character
in her face and carriage. Laura HOllO-
way resembles Charlotte Bronts both in
personal appearance and in the sad eEpo-
renee Of her young life. Neither Mary
Booth nor Marian Harlan can lay claim
to handsome faces, though they arc
splendid specimens Of cultured women,
while Mary Clemmer Ames Is just c1
pleasing in features as her writings arc
graceful and popular
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AZ the Tomb Of the Lees.

A correspondent who has visited Lex
ington, thus writes Of the tomb of tho
Lees:
j, of course, visited the tomb Of Loe and
the grave OF Stoucwall jackson A
mournful interest has been added 30 the
former by the fact that his noble wife
and accomplished daughter now sleep be-.
side him beneath the chapel he built
The vault containing the remains Of
Miss Agnes is closed with "a block Of
Rockbridge gray limestone $50 beautiful.
" polished that one would take il for the
finest marble which is capped with %
block of beautiful Italian marble. ON
which IL carved the simple inscription
Eleanor Agnes Lee, Died October
10Th, 1873"
Mrs Lee, by her own request, was bu-
ried in the same vault with the General
The box containing his buriel case was
taken out (and not the slightest evidence
OF decay diseovered), the vault was en-
largcd, and the cases PLACED side by side
An arch was then sprung over the two
cases, aud solid Missionary Qaid In cement
and covered with slnd, 80 az to make 10
perfectly fire proof run up the level of
the floor, the whole capped with beauti-
tul marble slabs, on which are the inscrIp-
tions: Robert Edward Lee Born Jan
uary 18th, 1887. Died October 18th,
1870. And Mrs. Mary Gusts Lee.
Born October i, 1903 49, Died Novem-
Der 9Th, 1873"
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HOUSE.
THuRspAY. Feb II. 1sz.

THURSDAY, Feb Il, 1874.
Mr.. Tison. in explanation of his vote on
| the resolution offered yesterday, by Mr..
Sullivan. said;
voted against the joint resolutions in the
House yesterday, Cen-uring and asking
oenaUor Acorn TO resign his seat in the Sen
ate of tie United States, for the reason that
am not responsible, in any way, for his
elecfien to that high position, ami am not
satisfied that the charges preferred against
| him. by those that elected him are snfii-
GENTLY ll-founded to Justify Elm voting
| for the resolutions. That the party in
| power has not recognized the doctrine OF in
| eEruc ions, heretofore, and it does not be-
COME me as he representive of people that
| cast a large majority Of votes for senator
/ Acorn, IN the late eleefien for Governor.
! ia cast my vote 10 censlre him. | did not
! vote. FIR Senator AicoFF, IN the late election
! fuF Governor; but am not here 10 represent
M individual opinions. but IN reflect so far
a. | can tile " ishes and interests OF the great
| mass OF my people.
Mr.. Campbell, in explanation of his vote.
said:
voted No because, according to the vote
| Of November, 1873, Senator Alcorn received
sanle fifty thousand votes Oh the people OF
Mississippi, and By said endorsement rep
srnts more of the people than any other
1 Senator from this State.
LEAVE or ABSENCE.
Leave Of absence was granted to Mr.. Gar
/ F6T1s nom Jay I'D uA
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on CONTESTED
ELECTIONS.
Mr.. SPEAKER: The Special Committee
| on Contested Elections. To " hom was re-
TERED the-cas OF J. c. Mcleod VS.. e. Byrd,
trom tfe county OF franklin, have iAStruct-
ed me 20 make the following report t0-w il :
Ihe Conan tttee are of the opinion from
sne ties fmony submitted, that while frregu-
iariti-s are shown ri have occurred In the
late election in said conntv. yet they are
etrariy ct ft5essspiaaion that had ma election
been. held IN all the precilacFg. and full ex-
preston at the vote been had, that the ir-
/ fegularirfes proven would not have charged
the result, and had all irregularities charg-
ed been pFnvena and the returns OF the cleo
ton counted, they are OF the opinion that
G. Byrd, the present fncum6enG. would
still have had clear majority OF ali the le-
/ gal votes cast az said election. The Com
mittee therefore recommend the adoption
Of the accom- panying resolution.
u. ne. erclrn,
Chairman.
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HOUSE BILLS.

H. B. an Act to make an appropriation to
detray the expenses OF the present Legisa-
ture, recommended favorably by the COM
mittee of the Whole House.
Mr.. Street offered the following amend
menI /:
Provided. That no additional apprOpria-
tion shall be made TO defray the expenses of
the Legislature for the present session for
more than seventy DAYS, counting from the
beginning, on the 20th of January, 1874.
Lost--Yeas %. nays 43. The bill passed
\ eas So, Nays ).
Mr.. Eckford, in explanation of his vote
said
/ vote no because in my .opinion the rea-
sons given by his Excelleucy, lGovernor
Ames, in his recent able message to the Leg
lslature for an early adjournment were CO.
gent aid sensible, and because in all recon-
mendations of the kind heartily coincide,
and becanSe believe prolonged session of
the Legislature Is unnecessary and not in
accordance with the wishes of the people,
and because | am unwilling to vote for APP
preparations for unnecessary legislation.
The hour for the consideration of the spe-
cial order, i. e., III. b. providing for the
election of County Superintendents of Edu-
catioa having arrived. the pending motion
being TO consider the bill engrossed-read a
third time and place the bill upon its final
passage.
Mr.. Lynch moved that bill be indefinitely
postponed. Upon which the House adj
journed.
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Calm as that moonbeam ON the aa all,
Sleep braods ON thai baby'r IS
Arms, hcshed an still, but pulsing quie
Enfield him as lie lies;
Nv brain is full of throRgihg thoughts,
Strange passions thrill my breast
My heart aches with a load or love
That will not let me rest.
The dim years stand about my bed,
They neither smile nor weep;
Like softest kisses on nv face
The little d fingers creep.
hear slow footballs in the night.
OF fates upon his tracks
y love. cannot let you goi r....
cannot keep you back!
Lord, let him shelter in my arms,
Or take Us both TO thine;
Or. il a troublous life must come.
Make all the troubles niue.
Or let thy sharp swords pierce my heart,
To blunt them for the child
What care |. Lord, for stain aud shame,
So he Keeps undefiled!
Nav, Lord, know not what ask,
/ know not how to pray.
Hear thou the crying mother-soul
And NOT the words | say.
Do thou what seemeth good TO thee,
80 he be spared from sin;
And oh If love can aught avail,
Let mine be counted in.
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SO 90 PER YEAR.

country, but we must always bear i IN
mind that no one by becoming a Granp,
member, gives up that inalienable rigbi
aud duty, which belongs 10 every Amer
> can citizen to take proper interest ia the
PoL'ics Of his country. On the contrary,
is right for every member to do all In
ms power legitimately 10 influence for
good the action of any political party to
winch ne belongs. LII is his duty 10 do
al! ne can IN his own party to put down
bribery, corruption and triekery to see
that none but competent faithful and
honest men, who will unfinchinglv stand
Dy our industrial interests, are nominated
forall positions oftrust, and to have carried
out the principles which should ALWAYS char.
acterize every Grange membe--that the
once should seek the man and not the man
the office. We acknowledge the broad
principle that difference Of opinion is 10
crime, and hold that progress towards
truth IS made by difference of opinion,
WINE me fault lies in the bitterness of
controversy. We desire a proper equal. !
ny, equity and fairness protection for
the weak, restraint upon the strong-in |
snort, justly distributed burdens and |
Justly distributed power They are /
American ideas, the verv essence of |
American Independence, and to advocate
the contrary Is unworthy of the sons and
daughters of an American Republic. We |
cherish the belief that sectionalism is and I
OF right should be, dead and buried with
the past. Our work is for the present
and the future. In our Agricultural
brotherhood and its purposes we shall
recognize no North, on. South, no East, no
West 1t Is reserved by every Patron.
as his right as freeman, to affiliate with
any party that will best carry out his
principles.
MEMBERSHIP.
Sirth-Ours being peculiarly farmers
we cannot admit all to our
ranks. Many are excluded by the ma [,
ttre of our organization, not because they ,
are professional men or artisans, or labor !
ers, but because they have not a sufficient =,
direct interest in tiliiug or pasturing the +,
SOIL or may have some Interest in conflict \
with our purpose; bot we appeal 10 all :
good citizens for their cordial co operation 4
10 assist IN our efforts towards reform, that %
We may eventually remove from our Il
midst the lastIvestige of tyranny and cor h
'uptlJn. We. hail the general desire for %
raternaI harmony, equitable compromise, O.
md earnest cooperation as AN omen of j
)ur future success. ,
CHARITY.
SeUenh-It shall be an abiding princi-
Die with us to relieve any of our oppressed
md suffering brotherhood by any means n
1t our command.
woMAN's SPHERE. b
Last, but not least, we proclaim it 2
Imong our purposes to inculcate proper a
of the abilities aud sphere OF J.
woman as is indicated by admitting her to g
membership and position in our Order.
GENERAL PLEDGE.
Imploring the continued assistance of
'ur Divine Master to guide US in our
york, we here pledge ourselves to faith /
ully and tremendously labor for all future \
ime to return by our united efforts to !,
he wisdom, justice, fraternity, and polit- 1
cal purity of our fore-fathers
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb. Il, 1874.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr.. Ben
nett from day TO day,

A-E@A ~ " 6D~1A1~HNt@
Leave of absence was granted TO Mr.. Ben
nett from day 10 day.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By MIR Price will Introduce bill pro-
viding for the location and erection of an
additional state Lunatic Asylum, and for
other purposes.
BY Mr.. Price-I wilt introduce a bill, en-
titled al Act to amend the law reguiatin Z
the admission of patients into, and their dis
charge from the STATE Lunatic Asylum.
By Mr.. SHllivan-I will Introduce the
following bills:
An Act To incorporate the town of Craw-
louisville. in Low ndes county.
Az Act to prevent special elections TO III.
vacancies in certain offices
An Act m exempt from taxation fhe
property Of the Masonic aud Odd Fellows
Institutions.
An Act 10 incorporate the Peoples Saw
ings Bank, located at Starkvilie, Missis
sipPi.
An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act to
regulate the sale OF spiritnous liquors ny
druggists.
sors Co regulate and equalize assessments an
der certain restrictions.
An Act TO authorize the Auditor of Pub-
lie Accounts TO adjust aud give credit Ia
Oktibbrha county, tor its excess of taxa
ton pro rata. collected under the assessment
of said county
BY Mr.. Albright will INTRODUCES a bin
to amend an Act entitled an Act to amend
the iswS of the State in relation TO Public
Education.
By Mr.. Fariong--I will Introduce bill
entitled an Act 10 removs the disability al
| minority of Charles Z. Swords, q nlinor oil
Warren county.
By Mr. Fuflong-E win Introduce q bill
entitled an Act to change the rules of prae-
tlce in Warren eouaty Circuit and Chanc, rs
Courts.
PREsENTATIoS OF PETIFIoNs.
By Mr.. SulliEan--Frou the citizens OF ths
northwestern portion of Oktibbeha county
praying to be attached 70 ChoctaW county
Referred.
SENATE BILLS.
The following Senate bills were passed;
An Act to defray the expenses OF the Stats
Penitentiary.
An Act for the relief OF Misa Ida Stafford
OF Attala county, 44sss Is sss -
An Act 60 establish q City Court II
Greenville, Washington county