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It. central location in the grer. Valley OF
the Mississippi, and the great wealth ofriyer
and railroad communication gives TO Cairo
unsurpassed advantages a. a commercial
point, as II snord- TO her easy and cheap ac.
cess TO all the grain producing districts Of
the North and West, and .imiiar access TO all
the agricultural produce consumers Of the
south, thus presenting the best location in
the Weston an Interchange Of the respect
i've northern and southern commodities and
productions.
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This city, rs Is well known. T. situated at
the confluence OF the Ohio aud Mississippi
rivers, at the head Of uninterrupted navi a.
ton on the Mississippi. being below OBJ
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To shreveport, Louisiana, - hours.
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EVENING SESSION.
CONFUSION WORSE coNrouxDrD.


By Mr. Ntona-A bill to appropriate mo-
nos 10 TIE Judiciary and legislative fur d.
Considered in COMMITTEES al the whole. Mr.
street "Hrrc rs an a,ncndIacnt- thS elbow
ug:
T'fo>id.d, That no portion Of his ap-
prom iatlon Shall be paid 10 clerks OF com
,uirte,> of either house; Tabled. Yeas. IS
Nay- -; and the bill passed. Yeas o., Nays
>.
By NJ. Clover-That committee of three
br appoiutcd ~ til" Speaker. to whom GhAll
be referred all claims Of the Srarpennt-ot-
Ar'us for stuti"n- ~ :aud other claims so pre-
>cntrfi shalt he supp"rtcd by Vouchers audi
ted bV SAID committee
Substitutes relied In so fast about this time
that the reporter was unable 10 each them
As general thing, there was not more tn n
five IN. mHer~ on the floor at one time call
Jug Mr. Speaker who knocked them down q,
twtth The gavel,) TO explain what was the
question.
IL solutions tabled.
MIR. Avery offered the following:
Resolved, That no mem Der be allowed %
draw more han $500 worth OF stationary.
except by the consent OF the H1u>c
4 Number ct members up. but the Speak
or properly ruled that NOT more than one
WAS eftlrled % the fl Dor at once, after which
time tie reporter counted only eleven mp:
the Speaker would not decide who had the
floor, and MIR. gill moved to send tor Phil.
sheridan. The reporter would not attempt
to report the speeches. because ali spoke st
once. Mr.. CrsSvr got mp and tried to
tighten the matter out, bat the Speaker
cidud lis pint" not well taken. Tue
Speaker decided there was too much crack
ct anj tumpIt, and. the House finally con-
Guided Il adjourn Without action on the
resolution
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Guessed - report the n salt Of their iHvesil-
4 son p this House At their earliest con-
NJ. Glover moved TO table the resolution.
The motion prevailed By the following
YEAs-Yessrs. Avery, Boyd OF Oktibbe-
ha, Bufkiu, Clever CaFadiue. Ce>s9r. Cham-
berlin. Christmas, Cation, Clemens, Chi Is,
Ckavis. Davis, Edwards, Fltzhnsn, ON
Green. Handy. Hicks. johnson OF ID Soto,
Jones, Lynch, Mcfarland. Mccain. Aoilroe,
Mtthews kcNe-se Nathan, Patterson. Peal,
Randolph Richards Of Low ndcs, Spoiman'
Sykr-. simmons, Sullivan, Truehart, late,
THOMPSON OF L"wndes, Williams, Gather
~. White. NJ. Speaker-43.
NAYS Messrs Atkins, AkerS, Archer,
Bird OF Franklin. Byrd OF Pearl, BOYD OF
Attali. Boyd OF IaZ0o. Cook. ChIm 'ilh-
Cam pbell, CTecelius. Deyal benson. Eek
ford, Gilms r, Graham. johnson of ItaR am
ba, Le.gctt, Mo>ely. Martin, P.1ekwood,
Rogers OF Yalobusha, SEdght, smith OF Jas
per, Stock>Jill Street, Stubs, Thompson of
Green. TiSon. Wa ker of Alcorn, Walker of
Monroe, WynnC
b. Nj. -ulliva,S Kan Act in relation to
Boards 81 Supervisors Referred"
) c. II. No. 70. authorizing printing of
LOO copies OF the Governors Message con-
Cured in.
b. Mr. Packwood--An Act to secure a
more SPEEDY trial OF the writ of maud amus
II certain caSfs, Referred.
b. Mr.. Gu indler--'-Io repeal the Act 70
in the consti ution of the Nicksburg 4 Nash
willie abroad Passed; Yeas II Nays =.
KXPLANATIoN OF VOTES.
We vote no on the passage of this bill be-
cause We are not informed; nor do We be
liev-that mem bers otthis purpose are inform
ed if the repeal of this law violates any con-
ret "n thu part OF the State, and becaus..
bills of this Importance should be W IL un-
der>to0d before theiI final passage.
MosELSY, CHAMPLIN,
LYNCH, DESSnS,
SMITH of jasper, LEGGETT,
DEYAL. CRELIUS,
j. VI. BOYD. HICKS.
The undersigned explained their vote as
follows:
We vote no because the House refused To-
refer the bill tn the proper committee, and
We are not advised whether the repeal OF
this law violates any contract on the part OF
fhe state; and becau e bills Of this impor-
lance ought to be well understood before
their final passage.
Cham plin, Denoon, Legsett, Crecelius,
Hicks. Mosely, Lynch. Smith of Jasper,
Deva}, J. VI. BOYD.
BY Mr.. Jones IAN Act in relation to pub
lie printing" Referred.
By Mr.. Chandler. An Act to repeal the
Act To amend the charter of the Vicksburg
q ship Islaud Railroad" Pas>Al.
By Mr.. Eckford--An act to repeal ali
laws authorizing the publication Oft pro-
ceedinGs of the Boards of Supervisors. Re-
ferred.
BY Mr.. Spight--An Act explanatory of an
Act ENTITLED an Act to regulate LEGAL adj
vertising i'm the several Judicial Districts OF
Mississippi, and for other purposes, approx
ed \ prii 3, lS74---Refcrr0f.
Mr.. Street moved TO o:All from the hands
Of the Gem mittee Of Ways and Means, IN
Act 70 make Auditors warrants receivable
for state taxes.--t}a rricd.
Mr.. TTuhart moved 10 table the bill - Car
ried.
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SENATE-FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY, Jan. 9, 1874.

SATURDAY, Jan. 9, 1874.
BY M. Allen-Thst committee OF three
be appointed to inquire whether the State
Treasurer has invested monies belonging
to the Common School Fund in United
States Boards as r"Quir1l by law, aud if %
Whether such investment was made ar 4 o
time said monles were paid into the Stale
Treasury; AID that said Committee shaH
have power 10 send for persons ami papert
Adopted.
By Mr. Bennett-An amendment to the
constitution of the State relative TO the reg
istration of voteTs.-Falcd to pass-Y cas- 3
Nays II.
BY Mr. Benne't-"To abolish the Office Of
County School Superintendent and County
Boards Of Trustees and ~ reduce salaI les of
tpar'.eTs On Calendar.
Also To regulate the compensation #
n,EsHerS, officers and en- ployees of the Leg
isiature.-ifeferred.
By Mr.. Cullens-A Of an At
to reduce the number OF Circuit Judges
Referred.
By Mr.. Hepderson--To REGAL an Act TO
prohibit the sale Of intoXi - ing liquor
within five miles OF knSriu,ko.''
BY Mr. B.nnett-~To 01neud the laws in
relation TO the County S&perintentenN of
E1ucariGn; ALSO 70 amend the Code of 81
IN relation 10 the manner OF selecting grand
jnrie@; also To stay the collection OF debts
at every KIND contracted up to Jan. l>t.
1873; also SIN relation to official and other
penal bonds.-All referred.
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Mississippi Legislature.
sFNATE--sECoND DAY


JANUARY 6, 1873.
Senate met. \ resolution Was passed au-
thorizIng the appOiutmen. ofc.erks by the
secretary.
THE LATE SENATOR HON, s. ". SMITH.
By Mr.. Mcneil
Where's 1t has pleased the Almighty
God in His wisdom to remove from our
midst and service ia this body, the Hon. ;
w. ~myth, ate Senator from the 10th Dis
trict Of his State and
v hrrea-. IL WIS universally esteemed by
u ali - q patriot, who loved his whole
country, and -gi-lator, ever DESTROYS to
do only that winch was even and exact JUS
dice To an classes Of citizens; aud
Where's, In the private walks Of life he
wa emineutiy consistent, conscientious ana
upright Ia his dealings with hi, iellow-man :;
aud
Whereas. Through a life of usefulness and
earnest devotion 10 Tie Stase il which he
lived and the community in which be resi-
ted, he has lott a record worthy all emulA \
riuu; hersfore
b.. IT resolved, That IA The death of the
Hon. :. W. ~my the. the State has : stained
4 loss OF one OF its most useful legislators,
rbe country one of its be-' citizens the
church an exemplary member, aud his
ia,uify IN irreparablr los.
R--alyed. That We deeply sympathize
win his family in this painful dispel.tkion
90 Providence
Resolved, That ont Of respect TO his mem
,.N IT, ~rusfr Chamber and fhc seat Of tie
Hoo. :, W. Suythe b- draped IN mourning
lJr the balance 81 the session. Adopted.
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Two Dollars a Year.

lative TO the arrest of our citizens an,
their mode of redress, has been receive,
4 from Washington City:
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 9Th, 1875.
t. the Hon. John McEuery, New Orleans /:
Cannot believe the President has giycr
such authority. Ii arrests be made. ap
ply To the courts. See Mlligan's case
4th Wallace. A. q. THURMAN,
I. +. BAYABD.
WISE ADMoNITfoN FROM SEN. GORDON
OF GEORGIA.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. 7.-Senate Cham
her 10 Gov. John McEnery, Lieut..
Gov. Penn, and r. H. Mari | congrat-
ulate you on the forbearance of the PEG.
pie Still torbear bear every wrong
and If arrests and handouts are resorted
TO, still forbear, and your rights vii! be
vindicated by the American people. We
cannot better subserve the interests of
Louisiana and the South and of Liberty
than by continued forbearance until
death.
[Signed. J. B. GORDON.
MISSOURI on THE OUTRAGE.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6th.-Both branches
of the Missouri Legislature met to-day,
and after temporary organization, ad-
journed till tomorrow.
AT meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee to-day, resolutions
were adopted that the subversion of the
rights of the people of Louisiana by a
military force under orders OF the Presi-
dent, is despotic and utterly violative of
every republican or democratic principle
of Government; that the Legislature is
urged at the earliest possible moment 10
demand that the wrong shall cease; and
extend to the people of Louisiana the
sympathy of her sister State.
From the Cincinnati Commercial (Rep.l
Nothing has been more efficient i'm
discrediting the Republican party than
the support that the Administration has
given the Kellogg fraud, and the illegal
and stupid conduct of the brother in-law
of the President, who selected New Or
leans as an eligible place for bread-and-
butter privileges. We must insist that
the Republican party should have had a
better issue selected than tina: of the pro-
priety of sustaining, by military force,
under the direction of Lieutenant Gen
eral, the manipulation of the election re-
turns by the Returning Board 81
DO gentlemen reflect that only little
more than two years will pass before
man may be in the chair OF the Chief
Magistrate and Commandments, who
will turn United States bayonets the
other way? Then it will not be pleasant
TO contemplate some of the prccedents
popularized under a Republican Admin
Istra ion.