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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-15
READING ROOM
II. N. KERR.s SALOON.

MR. I. NJ. KERR has added to the attrac.
1NI tions of his Saloon a Reading Room
where the latest papers from all parts of the
Union are kept for entertainment and i'm.
provement. All are invited to come and spend
their leisure hours with him.
The best Of wines, liquors and cigars con.
stantly on hand.
Remember the place under Angeles Hall
Jackson, Miss. sd
Oct l2-dlm
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-15

TE C-THE CHOICEST in the world.
IVAN -ImportCrs' prices - Largest
company in America---staple ar
tiele-pleases every ybodV-Trade continually
increasing-Agents wanted everywhere-best
lndueements-don't waste time--send for Cir
cular to ROBERT WELLS.
p. o. box 1887. AZ Vesev. a.. NY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

The approaching Commencement Of bethany Coli
lCgp will hO OF unusual interest.
The hoard Of Trustees will hold their sessions
Tuesday mud Wednesday, 18th AMI 10th Of June.
Tuesday (i6th, the Alumni Day; Afternoon,
business meeting; Evening, n Pom by W. r.
MOnre, Oi Cincinnati, Ohio; LECTURE by T. j.
MellisIl Of Cincinnati, Ohio; md an ORATION by
lIrcstOn Player, Of 81. Louis, Mo-
Wednesday Afternoon lGth)-ClAs. Day EXer.
ClsCs, consisting VI an ORATIOS by Il. v. Collars n
rOEN by 4. r. Williams, and u GLAsS.PROrlIEcr
by G. T. Carleton.
Wednesday Evening lGih)-AmCrican Literary
Institute Exercises consisting Of Declarations,
Essays OrNtIons, Debate, comforting Of Society
Diplomas, &C.
Thursday C7ih) - Commencement Exercises /:
ForsnDn- -OraiIOns from Graduates IN the several
courses OF study. afternoon Unwilling Of Bust Of
Alexander Campbell, and presentation address by
lion. H. S. Hack Of IA, to he followed by confer.
ring Oi Degrees laCcalnurcaic, &c.
Thursday Evening (i7th-E1erclsCS Of the Ne
ntrophinn Society consisting Of Defamation, Essays,
OHtlons, Debate, comforting Of Society Diplomas,
&c. -
lchkitih ". K. PENDLETON, Prrs'i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

Tue Cincinnati Enquirer says Che issue
to DO made in Ohio this fall by the Dem
OcratiC party, is paper money and more
Of it. 1t says that the triumph Of last
fall was due to the imitation plank in the
party platform, and 1t thus lays down
what may be called the principles OF its
creed; 1.-THE financial policy of the last
ten years has been n mistake, or other
wise we would not be where We are now.
We must retrace our steps. We must
turn over a different leaf. The Repub.
lican party has made the mistake. II
will not undo it. The relief must come
from the Democratic organization. For
that purpose it must have majority in
both houses Of Congress, and it must have
the President. We must return to the
policy abandoned in 1865. We must re-
turn to the idea Of the substitution OF q
debt bearing interest for debt bearing
no interest. Instead Of exchanging green
backs for bonds we must exchange bonds
for grCenbacks. We must call in some OF
the former, and supply their place with
tho latter. The grecnback policy was a
success. The bond policy is failure
We must have more legal.tenders and
fewer bonds. This is what will be done
The money power may, for some years
longer, fight it of, but they are lighting
against destiny. 1t will surely be done
The people cannot endure the oppressive
exaCtiOns consequent upon making the
bond interest, which is shared in by the
few, paramount in the General Govern
meht. The ticket OF the people is, more
money and cheaper money. Especially
Ia It demanded by the manufacturers, who
are also great borrowers, and who must
have II Mt II reasonable figure"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05
A Acrics Of Liz Forrcrics.

ROME, n. y, June "a series Of big
forgeries by c. p. Washburne, promi-
nent member Of the Episcopal Church
here, have Just come out. The party i'm
plicatcd Is Il popular and accomplished
man of society, and hitherto one much
respected for good business habits. wash
bufnc went into the grain and milling
business about three years ago, and
opened an account with Samuel Wardell,
cashier Of the Fort Stnnwix Hank Of
Rome. WardCll demanding guarantee
of $4,000, WashburnC furnished one
pnrpOrting to be signed by his father. As
Washburne's transactions grew larger, the
guarantee was increased 100000 and the
name OF Peter G. Juntrymnn, Of Stark
vile, Ms we'll rs that Of Mr.. Wnshburnc,
senior, was signed to It. Washburne had
obtained from the Fort Stanwix and other
banks between $4,000 and 100000,
when the signatures on nearly all the
guarantee paper were found to be fOrger-
ieS. The last straw that broke the cam.
ella back was mn unfortunate grain spec.
ulatiOn in Chicago, week before last,
when Washburne bought from 100000
to 100000 bushels, which fell on his
hands.
The forger concealed his crime, as long
as he did, by keeping his paper moving.
II was his custom TO provide for il al ma
turity with drafts so promptly that none
Of II ever got back 10 the party whose
name appeared AZ maker. Since his ex.
posure he lins taken things quite coolly,
and still keeps up appearances IA reli.
gi0ns man. lie wants the matter settled
without n trial, and has the cheek 10 init
mate that, II he has got 10 go To prison,
he would prefer Sing Sing, as he knows
the officials there. Vigorous efforts have
been made to hush the whole matter up,
~ the dipgrace affects wide circle Of
very respectable people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05
The way u baltimore Lawyer
Puts II.

This Is the way n Baltimore lawyer ex-
plains the points Of the Tilton.IIccchor
case
4 wife commits adultery anl vnlnn.
tatily tells il to her husband, without his
asking Or suslHCling her.
She tells her husband that she com.
mitted adultery, and she tells him this in
order to induce him To love her more,
and to keep him from committing ndul-
terry.
The husband iofgiycS his wife for com.
hitting adultery, and continues to live
with her and love her, ma though nothing
had happened.
The husband iorgives the man who
committed adultery with his wife, and
lives four years on good terms with him.
The husband, who has been injured by
his wife's adultery, fearing that there will
he n rupture between himself and tho
adultcref, gets n third party 10 net ns a
mutual friend to keep thcm on good terms.
The husband, whose wife hns committed
adultery, gets another man to help him
keep the secret.
lie next engages for tho same purpose
the proprietor Of a Newspaper.
ITc takes all thcae measures for secrecy
when he alone Ia the only person to make
the crime known.
The man who can forgive hiS wiies
adultery cannot forgive her for denying H.
Tho man who can forgive the scduccr
Of his wife for the seduction, cannoLIior.
give him for tho lesser ofIensc Of putting
him (thc husband) in false position by
dOnylngit
Hence he who did nothing 10 avcnge
tho adultery institutes tho greatest law.
suit on record to avenge tho denial Of II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

Bacon and hams run up to thirty.One
and quarter million dollars in value,
cheese to thirteen million, lard to nine.
teen million, and pork to nearly five and
half million dollars. In addition to
these we have the following miscellane-
Gus agriculture products;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

clans, 1893; lawyers, 4Os, other professions,
1858; known to be deceased, 53i.
The great blunder ofthose who, as trus-
tees, had the management Of this college
was made about 1852, when they under
took TO secure an endowment by the sale
Of scholarships ut the internationally
low price Of twenty-five dollars for full
course Of six years; or rs the year was
divided into three sessions, one dollar ana
thirty.eight cents per session. In this
project they unfortunately SO far succeed
ed as to stft 100000 worth Of such
scholarships, and in 1858 the college put
the endowment scheme into operation,
thus at once cutting off all resources from
tuition, and fixing their income at $500
per annum. At the cheap rates then
prevailing this barely enabled them TO Sc;
cure five professors at inadequate salaries.
When the war came on with its high
prices less then ten years thereafter, the
fatal folly OF this mistake made itself lelt.
Driven to increase their salaries, and I'M
able to increase their income by raising
the tuition 1.-THE scholarships having
abolished all tuition), the expenses went
far beyond the income, and the bank
ruptCy Of the institution under such cir.
cumstances was simply question OF
time. Nothing but this irresistible pres
sure ever induced the trustees to con-
sent to union OF the two colleges, to
which, though often suggested, they had
always been extremely reluctant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ING, LUTHERAN CHURCH, 10th ST.
u between Post Office and Capitol Square.
Sermon tomorrow at l0il a. NJ. by Rev. 5.
d, Barniz, Pastor, Sunday School ut . Pm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

IIoro We sec that The value Of these
ilcms-whcat, wheat flour and Indian
corn-amounted to nearly one hundred
and forty million dollars. Again, under
tho head Of "provisions," exported during
the year 1874, We have tho following re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05
Agricultural Wealth.

From the Washington Chronlcle'l
After feeding population of forty
millions Of people in 1874, the export Of
surplus agricultural products from tho
United States amounted in value to over
$l56,000000--a larger agricultural pro-
duct than that exported from any other
portion Of the globe. In the subdivision
Of this aggregate Of our exports Of Ngri'
cultural products, We have, under the
head Of "bread.stuils," tho following re.
suits, as indicated in the official reports
OF tho Statistical Bureau:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

TIE philosopher Of the Ritchie Gazette
says that II Jimmy" Ferguson wants to
be kicked 40 bad on account Of his agency
in securing the adoption Of the new con-
stitution, let him come up to this part Of
the State, where "be can be kicked all
over two congressional districts free Of
charge"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

Here is an important exhibit, and it
speaks well for the prosperity Of our ng.
ricultural industries. With increased
facilities for transportation and reduced
rates Of freight on land and water, the cx-
port of the products Of the soil will not
only be largely increased, but farmers
will, as n natural result, receive larger
profits on the annual returns for their
iniI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

McEEE-SHAW.-Atth the residence Of Thomas
Motiat, Esq, Market street, Centre Wheeling, June
., 1875, by Rev. ]. I, Mcclure, Mr.. JouS MCKEE
and NrH RACHEL SHAW, both Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

Animals amounted to nearly three mil.
lion dollars, hides four, oil cake four and
half, and tallow nearly seven million
dollars in value. This Is certainly very
Creditablc exhibition. by adding the
value of raw cotton exported, we have the
following aggregate results Of the export
Of agricultural products in 1874:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05
LauuhIin's Infant Cordial.

Tho Chlll'sCurO when tCCthlng- relieve Inlam.
Collie Pains, to promote Sleep, tnCurc Summer Conn
plant. This we consider one Of the most valuable
remedies 10 10 kept In the family when the chill
drcn are cutting their teeth, Wei are selling thou.
sands Of bottles, and have to hear the lrsl person
say II Is not all wGTeCOmmCnl II 10 hc.
MOTHERS, have you Iirkiy, ts6ihing b1bs that
TURNS the HOURS Of MOTT (whcn you N long for
rSt) Into one LOSn, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORRl.
MENT and CARE? Cry-C Cry Cry-all day and all
night lOng7 II yOu have, listen 10 tsdSoa, ~ COn-
WINGED, heiidie no iOngsr-a PEW drops Of lSPASf
CORDIAL and your chiM Will bC rAciFIED, and
SWEET, REFRESHING sLEEP will take the place Of
wAKEPUL SUFFERING. Procure At once a bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGIlLlN BROS. 4 CO., PrOprlelOrs,
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-03-20

Sec. 1. Be it further enacted,
That the Judges, Chancellors aud
Justices Of the Peace Of this State
be and they arc hereby required,
after giving thirty days. notice to
the PLAINTIFF, to dismiss all suits
now pending or that may hcreaf.
ter be pending in their respective
courts, ualcss the provisions Of
the second section Of this act are
sooner complied with.
Sec. 8. Be It further enacted,
That 6hcrifIs shall be allowed tho
same fees for executing the pro-
ccsses Of the Board Of Supervisors
as they are allowed by law for ex-
ecuting similar processes Of the
Chanecry Courts.
Sec. s. Do It further enacted,
That al laws or parts Of laws in
conflict with the provisions Of this
act bc and the same are hereby re-
pealed, and that this act shall take
effect and be iu force from and al.
ter its passage.
Approved March 6, 1875.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-03-20
An Act supplemental to al aci
making an appropriation to
defray the expenses Of the
State G0vcrmment fNr

t the year 1875.
Section /. Be Il enacted by the
Legislature Of the State Of Mis-.
sissippi, That the sum Of fifty
thousand dollars, or 80 much
thereof as may DO necessary, be
and the same Is hcreby appropria-
ted ON account Of the Judiciary,
to pay outstanding claims on nc
count Of witness certificates, grand
jurics, allowances TO shcrifls,
clerks and other officers, for which
no provision has been made In the
act 70 which this - supplemental;
provided that no claim or allow.
ance made or accrued on or after
January l, 1875, shall bo paid BY
the State; and provided further,
that no allowance shall be paid 10
shcrifFs who, rs tax collectors,
have paid money into the treasury
on account Of taxes collected, aud
|afterward drew ont any portion
OF the snime "a taxes ovcrpaid !;
aud provided that tho sum Of two
thousand dollars in currency shall
be set apart as payment of attor-
ncy fees IN the cases known MS the
Cotton Money and Lottery Gu
scs," In the Supreme Court Of tho
United States, aud the Auditor Of
Public Accounts is authorized 10
tiasuc his warrant IN favor Of the
6vornor for q sufficient amount
out Of this appropriation to pay
said two thousand dollars In cur.
rency
Sec. 2. Do It further enacted,
That this act shall take effect and
DO IN force from aud after its pass
age. Approved March ., 1875.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-03-20

An Act to require certain public
officers to furnish their own
stationery, and for other

An Act to require certain public
officers to furnish their own
stationery, and for other
purposes.
Section |. Be II enacted BY the
Legislature Of the State Of Mis-
sissippi, That no stationery shall
bo allowed to county officers, or
to Officers Of any Court in this
State, except such blanks and
blank books - are required for
keeping oil State, County and
Court records.
Sec. 2. Be Il further enacted,
That no civil process shall be Is
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-03-20
Regular Advert'seu,snts
hid at the beginning Of

Regular Adveft,sen1ents
hid at the beginning OF
tier.
RULE FOUR.
Dltorial Notices, except
bmpaning the first inset-
u advertisement, will b.
b cents per line; 0bitua-
Dan,e. Simple announce
deaths or marriages ftee.
who wish to indulge In
.sned personal notlees, =
quired to pay In accord
b the nature Of their arti-
/ RULE FIVE.
)R ANNOUNCING CAxDI-
DATBS:
D and District Offices. 80
nty Ohaces: s:.........-...... 10
n Off1Ce9. \
RULE SIX.
from transient customer
written, for Job work, 3D.
or subscription, must be
nied by the Chsl, TO obtain
Accounts of regular
% due. and presented the
In month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-03-20
An Act to provide for tho collcc-
tion Of revenues improperly
withheld from the State
aud County Treasury.

aud County Treasury.
Section l. ~ II enacted by the
Legislature Of the State Of Mis-
sissippl, That tho Governor be
and he 10 hereby authorized and
directed to employ at a compensa-
tion not exceeding fifty per cent
um Of whatever sums may be COL
lected, ono or more agents to ex-
anime all settlements made by any
tax collector within the Slate and
counties within the six years last
past, and to institute suit or suits
on the bonds of the tax collectors
for the State and counties in every
case IN which any money collected
for taxes may have been illegally
or improperly withheld, or any cr.
roncous or fnlsc settlements may
have been made. No security for
costs shall be cxactcd or required
in any such suit, nor shall the
State IN any event be ohargeablc
Herewith, but the agent or agents
and causing suit to DO
commenced, shall bc taxed with
a - -
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-03-20

On eaeh express company. eaooo
telegraph 60. operating three hen.
drod miles or more Of Wtre, 4gg0
Operating 100 = lese taan 80, l0o0
Over 26 aud lese than l0os t00
Each foreign ins. company, l0oo
Each home tns. 60. with principal
assets ana once IN 6eaees ltuV
Or sach homo companies may
pay IN lien Of such sum ~ amount
equal 70 2 per ct: Of capital paid
n which shall b II flill o. q!
State and county tAxes; provided
that ell matoaI cempaniee having
les than vlOy OyVU0 paid cepelel upon
which to pay taxes; shall pay 80
eente upon each policy tasned or
In force, Or pay tho privilege tax
Of el0o0, - they may elect.
Eecn sIeeplng cer 90. l09o @
Disttllery Of grain I0
lnsuraMoe agent 10
Billiard or Jenny Lind table, nine
Or ten pin alley, Of similar con-
trtvance kept tor public use ~
Trading boat, with produce, pro-
vision and provender alone g
Whari-boet l0
Az other trading boets WQ
Tavern or hote! u city or town OF
4ve thousand inhaoitants o. over
with capacity for thirty or more
Eueote lVO
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-03-20
Approved March 4, 1875.

An Act to amond section 1888 Of
the Revised Code Of 1871.
Section /. BE 1t enacted by the
Legislature Of the State Of Mis-.
sIssippi, That section 26SS of the
Revised Code Of 1871 be and the
same Is hereby amended by stri-
king out tho words " land costs, !"
after the word "ilne," In sixth
line Of said section.
Sec. 2. Be It further enacted,
That this act shall take effect and
be In force from and after it, pass,
age. Approved January "a, 1876.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-03-20

Of all sizes constantly kept on
hand.
Our Wood Coflins ara got up In
imitation Of Metalics, and look full
% well. Cost from $40 to 80, ac-
cording to size aud trimming.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-03-20

VSsss0 eoott UApe10 Os9C yeoS stV ~
the time Of commencing such busi-
ness, without reference In either
cass to the date Of issuance Of H.
cense. Il shall b the duty Of the
Collector b inveslig gats all such ca-
-. and issue license accordingly.
It shall also Be his duty to issue H.
cense Immediately to all persons
who have not heretofore been u
censed. and to collect the tax on
the same.
Sec. s. Be Il further enacted,
That any person desiring to enjoy
any Of the privilege enumerated
In the nnt section Of this Act, shall
nrst pay the price above dxed. 70
the Collector. and obtain his H.
ccpss, or that OF the Auditor. for
such privileges. and the person re-
ceiving such license shall post OF
put up the same in his ofice or
place Of business, In some conspic-
uous place and ary perscn or per.
sons Or corporation who shall ex-
ercise. In this State. any Of the pri-
vilegss enumerated In this Act,
without first paying the price and
procuring the license, - required.
shall be guilty Of = misdemeanor.
and. on conviction before any Jus
tice Of the Peace. or other Court o.
competent Jurisdiction, shall b.
flned not less than double the tax
imposed BY this Act, or shall be
imprisoned In the county Jail not
exceeding one month, or be pun
ished BY both. At the discretion Of
the Court, ~ now provided BY sec
tion 1850 Of Code Of 1871 and any
debts or claims that may accrue 70
any person on account Of the busl-
mess herein taxed, who shall fail or
neglect, within thirty days after
such license 10 due, to pay the
same, shall be null and void, aud
no suit shall be maintained III any
Court Of law or equity, In this
State. to snl0re the payment Of
such claims, or = compliance with
contracts In favor Of any person
falling % pay the privilege tax re-
quired BY thia Act; and the Collec-
tor shall have the power to distrain
and sell any property liable for the
tax imposed upon privileges, as be
now has iSr the taxrimposed upon
privileges, as he now has fOr the
collection Of the State taxes.
Sec. 8. Be It further enacted,
That the State tax for general pur-
poses b hereby fixed At four mills,
instead of six and three.fourth
nuns: 20 "ow psov'ueu anu - W.
a'so" ~ .s"us NOW EecelvaOls 'os
such tax, It may be paid In State
warrants, bearing date subsequent
70 April !, 1874. except such as
we'e = sue. 'os oues prior y 'na'
.'uae fFov'usu, lna' no ws.ran'.
oss"" =" s"u a''sr '"o "'.. usy y
ssnu.sy, ne3s succeeu,sg ''.g ycsl
Ios wu'cn any ssxss u .ucn year,
noE sscs'v.o,e p sne 'ls"so1e!
'.om tsx Oo''eCsots 10 se'.'smen' u..
:, ~. :. '.s ~, 1880 ..o'.reu, ... .s,.a.a'
"~s '.s ..s... ass's. ..'~'. .o',s'.ss - -.
- ws os.ss.''1''s "'a..s :. ''s
O1ues ~ .s."0e' ""e' s.'e.s s's
'u'o' :" w s's@'.'s ~ '"~s p"'
Po.e. :. 80, -
that eaVu lax OOtSectsT Suuls uluR0
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-03-20
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scS s.1'is C"aho,.sa w nm fhe
N iiil - ti,c fwsiith fiel
II Aisfrsct. an Ara ia couniv s !
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sisvs~,H fii| 1s,1icisi Kis.
|.',I is,. - A. III ti,nes H. hs,I.
81 e Clrs,,it ' Corrts IN saId
4.
II. Il s,rt,,., enacted
|t,,rrr,t ss s,o,,rts ~ the E:iev.
Rsc,si n,stricf s.sii nj Il Is,i-
.s'ni cnnt,nns si f,r fi,c tlnnes ss
- stafetl. should the busl.
he Court 80 long require.
county Of Bolivar CONE
on the first Monday OF
La September and continue
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