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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-25

The chief place for the manufsc-
ture of marbles, those little pieces
Of stone which contribute SO largely
to the enjoyment Of boys, Is made
at Oberstcin, on the Maize, In Ger
many, where there are large agate
mills and quarries, tho refuse Of
which is made into marbles, and
mostly sent to the American mar
kct.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-25

What bank cashier wrote to
Washington, wanting to get "reg-
istered" bonds: 81 may not have
expressed myself properly, not
knowing much about this business
of swapping bonds, but my inten-
tions are pure and innocent. I
wish to have these bonds in such a
condition that when burglars como
to my room at midnight, put q
pistol to my ear, lead me to my
bank and compel me to unlock my
safe, 1 can contemplate the removal
Of my bonds with a smile that Is
childish and bland"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-25
The Fellow that Looks Like
No

Max Adeler, who writes for d
Philadelphia paper, has a friend
named Simmer, who deserves pity.
He was going up to Reading not
long since and when reaching the
depot he happened to look in the
ladies' room. A woman sat there
with lot of baggage and three
children, and when she saw Slim
mer she rushed at him, and before
he could defend himself she flung
her arms about his neck, nestled
her head upon his breast, and burst
into tears. Simmer was amazed,
indignant, confounded and ere he
could find utterance for his feel
ings, she exclaimed:
"Ob, Henry, dear Henry! We
are united at last. Are you wellg
Il Aunt Martha still alive? Haven't
you longed to see your own dear
Louisa 7"
And she looked into SINNERS
face and smiled through her tears.
MADAM said he solemnly, ''if
lam the person alluded to as Henry,
permit me to say that you have
made a mistake. My name is
Lemuel, / have no Aunt Martha,
and / don't own solitary Louisa.
Oblige me by letting go my coat,
it will excite remark"
Then she buried her bonnet deep
er into his waist-coat, and began
to cry harder than ever, and said:
"Oh, Henry! how, how can you
treat me so? How can you pre-
tend you are not my husbandr
"Madam," screamed Simmer,
if you do not cease sopping my
shirt bosom, and remove your in
fernal umbrella from my corn,
shall be obliged to call the police.
Let me go, I say"
"The children are here" she
persisted. "They recognize their
dear father. Don't you, children u
"Yes, yes" they exclaimed, ''it's
pa, it's our dear pa"
And then they grabbed Simmer
by his trowser legs and hung to
his coat tail.
"Woman," he shrieked, 'this Is
getting serious. Unhand me, I
say"
And ne tried to disengage him
self from her embrace-while all
the brakemen, and the baggage
master, and the newsboys stood
around, and said his conduct was
infamous. In the midst of the
struggle stranger entered with a
carpet bag. He looked exactly
like Slimmer-and when he saw his
wife in SINNERS arms he became
excited, and foored Simmer with
that carpet bag, and sat ON himy
and smote his nose and caromed
on his head, and asked him what
he meant. Simmer was removed
on a stretcher, and the enemy went
off with his wife and family in a
cab. He called next day to spol-
ogize. His wife had made the mis-
take because of SINNERS likeness
to him. And now Simmer wishes
he may soon be kicked in the face
by mule, 80 that he will resemble
no other human being in the world
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-25

Dealer in Lime, Water Lime Plaster Paris, and
Half. Ready-Made Mortar for sale mt all times.
Contracts taken for all kinds of Mason Work,
plain ornamental. Material furnished If re-
quirei. Office on Second street. sc
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-25
j. B. TUTTLE,
Attorney at Law /!

UHO. - ~ = DIDO
Will locate Pine, Timber and Farming Lands.
Pine Lands examined and estimated. Particular
attention paid TO selecting Homesteads. Long
Lake, Alpena, Mich.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-25
Montreal House.

Boarding House and SaIOon, corner OF Mofohnnt
and Oldhed streets, Jos. Nephew, proprietor
Coopcring and repairing done ON short notice, and
in a substantial manner.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11
ENTY. DAY.
FRIDAY, February 3, 1875.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
blowing were introduced :

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following were introduced:
By Mr.. Ford--An Act to amend the law
regulating the admission of patients into,
and their discharge from, the State Lunatic
Asylum.
By Mr. Patterson--An Act to provide for
the support of the State Lunatic Asylum for
the fiscal year 1875.
By Mr.. Stone--H. J R., A joint resolution
relative to an amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the State of Mississippi, providing
for biennial sessions of the Legislature,
which passed its first reading.
By Mr.. Thompson OF Montgomery An
Act to encourage the raising of stock in the
State OF Mississippi.
Bv Mr.. Atkins-An Act to change the
boundary lines of the county of Choctaw.
By Mr. johnson of Itawam ha-An Act to
incorporate the Aberdeen, Fulton and East
port Railroad Company.
By Mr.. Packwood--An Act to amend sec
ton 756, article 10, chapter s, of the Revised
Code of 1871, in relation to changing the
rules of evidence.
By Mr. Street--An Act to attach Prentiss
county to the 18th Chancery District, which
was read twice under the rules.
By Mr.. Street--An Act to authorize the
Changers Life and Health Insurance
Company to create and establish branch de-
partments in the State of Mississippi.
By Mr.. Campbell--An Act to amend and
reduce into one. the several charters and
Acts incorporating the town o: Kosciusko,
in the county of Attala, and the several Acts
ameDdatory thereto.
By Mr.. Byrd of Pearl--An Act for the re-
lief of John j. Lancier, Sheriff of Hancock
county;
By Mr.. Denson--An Act amendatory of
an Act entitled an Act to amend the laws in
relation to Registration, approved April 10,
1873.
Bv Mr.. Graham--'.An Act to repeal chap
ter II, Act 1874, an Act tn prohibit the sale
of vinous and spirituous liquors within five
miles of Louisville, Winston county. Miss"
By Mr. Graham--An Act compelling the
Sheriff of each of the counties to convey the
convicts from his county TO the State Peni-
Tertiary.
By Mr.. Gillian Act to provide for the
support of the Mississippi State University
at Oxford, to reduce the Alcorn University
to a Normal School, and to establish Nor
NAL School in East Mississippi.
The Governor informed the House that
he has approved Fl. B. No. $50. an Act to
amend article II, chapter p, of The Revised
| Code of 1871.
SENATE BILLS.
| An Act to make warrants receivable fOT
taxes was called from the hands of the
Committee on Ways and Means.
| An Act for the relief of the Southern
Corporation Hotel Company of Iuka, TishO-
mingo county; passed.
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of Bogue Chitto, county OF lincoln. State Of
Mississippi.
An Act to amend an Act to prevent the
sale OF yinous and spirituous liquors in
the town of Macon, approved March 70,
1s74.
An Act to provide for the election of adj
ditioDai COnStables In the first and second
Beats I'm the county Of Wilkinson.
An Act to amend the several Acts entitled
respectfully, an Act to divide the county OF
1alobusha iato two Circuit and two Chan
Gerry Court Districts. and for other purposes,
approved March a, 1874. and Acts supple
mental and amendatory thereto.
An Act to authorize the Board of super
visors OF simpson county to issue interest
bearing bonds to facilitate the building of =
Jail house in said county.
An Act entitled an Act to authorize the
Board of Supervisors OF Benton county to
sell the temporary courthouse of said coun-
~.
H. c. r, in relation TO adjournment sine
die: indefinitely postponed:
1eas-Messrs. Albright. Barrow, Bridges,
pbell, Gleed. Gray, Mcclure, Packer,
Price, Shirley, Smith of Bolivar, Smith Of
Claiborne, Stuart, futile, Willians-15.
Nays Hessrs. Allen, Everett, Furlong,
Graham, Holloway, Mcneil, MendenhaII,
Steele, Stone, Sessions, Taylor, Thornton,
Warner, White-l4.
An Act 10 re establish the records and
iudgme Mt OF j. L. Morris, pertaining TO the
office of Justice of the Peace. in District
One, in LauderdaIe county passed.
A large number of House bills were re-
ferred.
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Ma. JOHNSON Of ISawamba introduced .
bill To incorporate the Aberdeen, Fulton
q EastpoIt railroad, which was referred.
Section provides for the following incor-
porators: l. L Welch, X. w Price, Arm
isted Price, A. 7. Matthews, K ). Hodges,
j. NJ. Nelson, and James Doan, of Tishomin-
go county; Newman Cayce, J. p Baldridge'
Al McWilliams. j. r. Stephens, w. II.
Morgan, G. B. Walker, B. b. McFadden, and
j. V. Thomas. of Itawamba county; r. O..
Reynolds, T. B. Sykes, E. Strong, L. J. Nor
gan, A. J. Sykes and F. II Little, Of Monroe
county, and their associates, etc.
The Senate resolution to adjourn sine die
on the 20th inst, was taken up; and was
discussed at great length amid much con-
fusion. Mr.. Avery moved to refer; Mr..
Haste moved to table; carrie J. Mr.. Cessor
(col.l moved to reconsider; Mr.. Gayles (col
moved 10 table; lost; and the House adj
journed without action on the resolution.
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HOUSE.
HAVE you seen Phil?

7
Col. SHERIDAN was on the floor o. the
! House in charge of Mr. Sullivan ami Gre
ated some sensation until it was discovered
that it as not Phil, and that he did not in
tend to lead out five or more members. =
THE Governor has approved bill TO liz
corporate the Natchez Dramatic Associ-
alton; bill to change the boundary lines of
Macon; also to incorporate the town of
Artesia, Lowndes county; and vetoed the
bill to repeal the Act prohibiting the sale of
Intoxicating liquors in Iuka.
UPoN the call of counties, the following
bills, among others, were introduced and re-
ferred:
By Mr.. walker of Alec INTO repeal the
district printing law; by Mr.. Campbell--To
protect the owners of livery stables in their
fees for feeding stock; by Mr. Thompson
In relation to the unlawful collection of
taxes on homesteads by Mr.. Champlin--A
bill supplemental to an Act creating Board
OF Pilot Commissioners for PascagOula
Bay also bill requiring the assessors to
make an enumeration of the educable chill
dren by Mr.. Denson--To incorporate the
Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian
ize the Circuit Clerk of Jasper county to
correct the list of lands forfeited to the
State for non-payment of taxes; by
Mr.. Martin--To establish Il ferry at Dur
mans ferry, Big Black river; passed; also
to provide for cases of erroneous assessment
of reality and personality.
THE bill to authorize the Board of Super
visors of Lee county to sell certain lands;
passed.
MR.. WALKER (col.) of Monroe offered a
resolution inviting Gen. p. Ii. Sheridan to
a seat within the bar. Mr.. Street offered the
following substitute:
Resolved, That the courtesics of the House
are cordially extended to any officer or SOL
dier of the u. >. army, from the General of
army to the humbleSt private in the ranks,
Lieut.-Gen. Z. II. Sheridan not excepted.
Mr.. CLOVER moved to table; carried; all
the protected voting "yea" and all the
banditti voting ''no," and the resolution
was adopted.
A RESOLUTION was offered to adjourn
until Wednesday and was tabled and alter
wards another was offered to the same eff
feet and created good deal of excitement
and discussion, but finally passed; yeas 46
NAYS ID
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Oktibbeha. Boyd of Alfalfa, Boyd OF Yszse,
Boyd Of Warren, Clover. Caradine, Cook,
Cham pin, Chamberlin, Christmas, Cowart,
Chandler, Cotton. Clemens. Chiles, Camp
bell, Crecellus, ChaVis, Deval, benson, Ell
wards, Fitzhugh, Feemster, Ford Fox
worth, Gill, Gilmer, Green, Gayles, Garrett
Greer, Graham, Horton of Pontotoc ii andy
Harrison, Harris, Johnson of Ita Wanda
johnson Of DeSoio. Jones, Leggett Lynch.
Land. r.. Monroe, Matthews, Morg II, Mar
tin, Mc<eese, y sthan. Patterson, Pesl. Pew
ton. PackwOod, Reese, Rogers of Marshall,
Rogers of Yalobusha. Richards of Iownd,s
Spi9ht Stevens. Smith of Claiborne Smith
of Jasper. Srockstul, Street. Spelman. Saor-
ter, Smothers. Stuobs. Sykes. Simmons
Tritehart, Southworth. Tate, Thompson OF
Montgomery. Thompson of Lownsies
Thomson OF Greene, Tison, Wilboure,
Williams. Weatherly, White Washing
ton, Walker OF Alcorn, ynn. Mr.. Speaker.
ga
Nays-- Mfr CeSsor-l
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No Relief for the People.
From the vicksburg Herald.I

From the Vicksburg Herald.l
The relief promised by our Radical
rulers is fast vanishing into thin air.
Instead of attempting to reduce ex-
penses, lessen the rate of taxation, and
cut off all unnecessary disbursements, the
Legislature seems bent on adding two
millions eff dollars annually to the ex-
penses of the State for the organization
and pay of a standing army of negroes,
and not less than two hundred thousand
dollars per annum to the burdens of
Warren county alone for the pay OF
Ames' Metropolitan Police force. Ames
and his robber gang pirate of honesty and
economy, but The work of plumber goes
steadily on, and without a word from
them to arrest it.
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A Patriotic Granger.

Colonel Thomas j. Smith, the
grand master of the Georgia Gran
gers, presided over the recent session in
Macon, dressed throughout in Georgia
made fabrics and manufactured at home.
jeans OF a beautiful confederate gray,
made at home, and as neat and jaunty a
suit as any man may desire. Indeed his
trim apparel attracted our notice before
he spoke of it. His shoes were also
made at home of Georgia leather As
to the hat, he had to give in there, for
hats are not made in Georgia, unless it
be summer hats of straw or palmetto.
His good wife, the Ceres of the State
grange, also took her official position in
the lodge dressed entirely in homemade
apparel Telegraph.
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DAY.

FRIDAY, February 9Th, 1875.
The bill repeating the State Board of
EQUALIZATION laws was reported for by the
6ajority OF the Committee, and against by
De minority. Mr.. Albright, (col.) moved
indefinitely postpone Mr.. Everett
loved to table; carried. Mr.. Gleed, (coI,)
Deferred better system but wanted the
resent to have fair trial. and opposed the
IN. Mr.. Taylor asked il there was not
|ouse bill of the same purport in the posses
ON of the Senate. The p resident said there
fas. Mr.. Taylor wanted the Senate bill
pstponed aud the House bill taken up,
st; and the bill was lost on It's passage.
The bill to repeal laws giving Boards of
supervisors authority to pay for fuel and
kationery for county officers, was taken up.
Hessrs. Taylor and Mcneil favored the bill,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ), 1875.
vETOEs.


The Governor returned to the Senate,
without his signature. IAN Act to encourage
| the manufacture of goods, wares and mer-
ehandse, in the counties of Kinds and KAN
/ kin, and for other purposes - also an
/ Act to provide for the payment of certain
| Mississippi State Bonds.
/ INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BIZ Mr.. Smith of Bolivar AN Act to le-
/ galise the assessment of lands in the county
ofsBolivar; passed.
By Mr.. Shrley--An Act to empower the
Board of Aldermen of the town of Okolona to
appoint Board OF Registrars for said town !;
| passed.
By Mr. Furlong--An Act for the relief OF
Fred Lloyd, OF Warren county, Mississippi;
| referred.
| SENATE BILLS.
To amend section 1871, Revised Code of
| 1871, in relation to bills of exceptions i'm
the Chancery Courts; passed.
To amend section 2S42, Revised Code of
1871. in relation to bail after conviction;
passed.
An Act to incorporate the Brookhaven
Male Academical Association in the county
of lincoln. Amendment of committee
adopted.
An Act in relation to record Of evidence;
passed.
An Act to repeal an Act entitled an Act
in relation to the State Board of Equaliza-
ton, approved April ?, 1874; lost.
Board of Supervisors.
Mr.. Mcclure moved to amend by the fol-
lowing pToyiso:
Provided however, That nothing herein
contained shall be so construed as to pro-
hibit the allowance of accounts for fuel
where the said fuel has been used for the
public convenience and preservation of re-
cords; adopted and the bill passed.
Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Albright, Bridges,
Campbell. Cullcns, Everett, Furlong, Gleed,
q Faham. Henderson, Mcclure MeNiel. Men
denhall. Price, Shirley, Steele, Sessions,
TAYLOR, Thornton. Tuttle, Williams-2I.
Nays-MeSsrs. Barrow, Packer, Smith of
Bolivar, Smith of Claiborne, Stuart, White.
II
HOUSE BILLS.
An Act TO change the time of holding
court in certain c,untirs in the Eleventh
J Judicial District; passed.
An Act to regulate the tax for retailing /
vinous aud spirltuous liquors. and to pro- |
vide for the pay ment of the same.
Mr.. Allen moved that the Senate concur |
in House amendments; carried.
To repeal all laws prohibiting the sale of
vinous and spirituous liquors in StarkSville, |
Miss, was taken up aud indefinitely post
poned.
The resolution inviting the Congress
men to address the Legislature was adopted. |
By. Mr.. Gray
Resolved by the Senate, That when the
Senate adjourns to-day, that it adjourn to
meet on Wednesday, February 10, at one
O'Clock P. NJ; carried by the following
vote:
YEAs--Messrs. Allen, Bridges Campbell,
CulIens, FurlOng, Gray, Graham, Mcclure,
MendenhalI. Price, Steele, Sessions, Taylor,
NAYs--Messrs. Albright Barrow, Everett,
Gleed, Henderson, Mcneil, Packer,
Smith of Bolivar, Stuart, Tuttle, Williams
Ill.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

SATURDAY, February G, 1875.
No session to-day.
In our notes of yesterday an error oe-
Cured in which we stated that the resolution
to adjourn would take effect after Saturdays
session, when it should have been the ses-
sion of yesterday.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11

A stranger from the country observing
an ordinary roller rule on the table, took
it up and inquiring its use, was answered !:
cit is a rule for counting houses Too
well bred, as he construed politeness, to
ask unnecessary questions, he turned it
over and up and down repeatedly, and at
last, in q paroxysm of bafled curiosity,
inquired: "How, in the name of wonder
do you count houses with this 7"
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The Attempted Adjustment Im
Louisiana.
From the Plcayune.I

From the Picayune.
1t is generally understood that neaotia-
tons are pending between the leaders ol
the Kellogg party and certain gentlemen
prominent in the Conservative party. for
an adjustment Of the political diHcuIGee
in this State. 1t is also known that these
negotiations are conducted under the au-
spices Of the gentlemen Of the COMPRESSION
al Committee. What are the terms pro-
posed on one side or the other. what
fundamental conditions are required by
Conservatives or Radicals, what cou-id-
erations are offered, are points in regard
to which the public are not informed.
1t may be assumed, however, that The
gentlemen who represent the COnserva-
tive party are so thoroughly identified
with the public opinion Of the State, that
they could not offer terms or accept COM
ditions materially modifying the status
which the Conservative have a right to
claim.
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HoUsE-TwENTY-sIxTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY,. Febrnarr 3. ls7a.

WEDNESDAY, February 3, 1915.
The Governor informed the House that
he has approved the following entitled bill,
to-wit:
Pending the consideration of an Act to
IS ahiiSh a Metropolitan Police District, and
10 provide for the government of the same,
the House adjourned.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11

Shortly after the sickness of John
Hickman, Washington Townsend called
on him, and wishing to encourage him,
remarked: well, Hickman, can't see
that your appearance need trouble you. /"
No, Townsend" replied the invalid,
ssit doesn't; il is my disappearance that
troubles M"
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-4oUsE-TwENTY- SEVENTH DAY.
THuRspAY, Februarv. 4, ls7!

THURSDAY, February A, 1875.
The Governor informed the House that
he has approved the following.
An Act to provide for the payment OF the
outstanding school teachers warrants in the
counties of Lincoln, Franklin, Pontotoc,
Adams, and the city OF Natchez, in this
State.
HOUSE BILLS.
The following were passed:
An Act to amend section 81. article 2 of
the Revised Code of 1871, in reference to the
boundary lines of Franklin county.
An Act TO amend an Act entitled an Ac-
TO provide for the funding OF the outstand
ing school warrants. in the county of Adj
ans and city of Natchez, approved April s.
1874.
The Metropolitan Police bill was eonsid-
cred and referred.
By Mr.. Truehart-
Resolved, That after this day there may
be two sessions Of the House daily-the
House to meet in the morning at 10 o'clock,
and the afternoon session 20 begin at $3.50
O'Clock. The resolution was adopted.
SENATE BILLS.
The following were passed:
bill TO cede Jurisdiction over the Nation
Corinth. Miss. 70 the United States: passed.
An Act to confer jurisdiction on the Chan
| Gerry Court of Tunica county. Mississippi
An Act 70 amend an Act to facilitate the
assessment of certain lands In the counties
Of Hancock. Marion, Lawrence, Simpson,
s. J. R.--proposing an amendment to the
Constitution of the State OF Mississippi, was
taken up and passed its third reading, by
| the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Atkins, Avery, Brunt,
Byrd OF kFankllns Byrd Of Pearl, Boyd OF
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11

The Stats ZeituDg is laboring TO dis-
sipate the common, though erroneous
opinion, that the Germans have no com
ception Of a joke. An Indiana paper
having said Of Gov. Allen that EVERY
time he opens his mouth he puts bis
foot ia it, the 4. S. translates il thus:
cit is said that every time Herr Allen
speaks he puts his feet in his mouth"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11

The machine shops of the Memphis
Railroad at Argenta, opposite Litue
Rock, were burned recently. Loss $780,
900; no insurance.
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NOTES ON 1HE SOUTH
Extracts irom the Chicago Tribune's nRu-
raf' Contributor Letters from Mls.
sissippi and Louisiana.

y. The {; outlet by the liIiooi. Central Eaa
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An Act to make warrants receivable for
taxes was called from the hands of the
Committee on Ways and Means.
An Act for the relief of the Southern
Corporation hotel Company of Iuka, TishO-
mingo county passed.