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New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
GorseS, Carriages, 6arnsss, &e.

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH: JOHNSTON
"A (Iate Johnston & Van TasselL
OFFICE, 81 LIBERTY-S ST.
Evening Post Bdiding.)
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE rs 10. 81, %, and % THIRfEENTH.SF,
near University place.
business will be conducted precisely the sane Scs @
OF house and the respect and confidence Oh
the business community, well as the public al !2I ~
REG LAR SALES EVERY UESDAG AND fhloAi'
\ 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries sale be made through the mail
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
SEMI-ANNU STATEMENT.

The following comparative statement OF the
business Of tie Chicago and Northwestern Railway for
the six months ended Nov. 80 submitted to the d
rectors al a meeting he to-day:
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The Mariposa Land and Mining
Company Of California.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Nos and IL Nassaust,
NE1y.YoRK, Nov "a, 1876. J
THE TRUSTEES Of tAs Company have sv,Sd Sa cann an A
s,c.s navnhle At this Office on OR BEFORE DECEMBER
IL Alter that date Il win be deinguent and liable 70
N az certificate for advertising sale Copies OF
Isesrt and late from the mine pabahea and may DC
ha1 M the Office or mailed 10 address on request
~ MORRIS ii. SMITH, Assistant secretary'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1876

State Dairy 7edi3c; SKINNED 5d7c Western Factory
az S9eao for Common % Good and l06l42c for Good to
Choice EGSFresh only In moderate request
but the supply sal ana prices steady. LINED
were unchanged. Long Island and NewJersey at 80
32c State and Pennsylvania at 30130c Western ~ $50
- & the latter for Choice Canada at 29a29r Southern
at 2s62se.. and Western ami State LINED at 17d21c.
RICED0mestio was In good demand. and firm at 4996c
ior lDusana and sc for Carolina Rangoon in bond
sBEDs-rimOthy seed IN better demand. and 1000
bags 10 arrive sold So Clover generally held
15sci6 but 800 bags sold at 15c. Calcutta Lnseed
sTEARINlrho market quiet at 1o'ac. p for Prime
SUGAR-Refned was in fair demand az lfs.c for Pow.
oered &c for GIanulnted 2c for Crushed 12 Tl3c
Tor Cut Loaf aud IL az Sc for A." et and
unchanged 400 hhds Porto Rico have sold at 9sc The fol
lowing shows the statistical position
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Gerporatiom Notiees.

for building WOODEN
~ PLATFORM in the OF tls lkneed WALL between
Piers n and as 0d numbers n. H. VII be Zee we'd az mo
once Of the Department OF Docks and ~ Dnlnest
mil / O'Clock a IN Of THURSDAY, IAN Deeenlber 1870
For ian Information "The City Record" Copies for saIo
4 MI
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

inc 0o"Ing arc ths nomlnaI guoalions gnOaInieIIor
Good Refining l0isc. do Prime Refining, 1Ohc.; do Fair
40 C1nGe i"sgIVc 90 CentrtuEai
&C. do Caysd, boxes d. s. Nos TO o. 9do'ic; do do, do
Nos 10 10 H. l0d10c do, do do Noe l3 to Is 1880
II lsc; 10 do To-. do Do Nos l6 20 is do do do
Ro1nng Common Prime 0l4d lO4n. DO, Grocery. Fair
20 Choice l0sa104c. Brazi-D u. Nos 10 IL, 90l0 &c
Java-Nos 10 to H. l0dI0Sc Mania-SnperOr and Extra
Superior, DG0'ic Eeworeans-Rofning Grades, 7a93Sc
do. Grocery Grades 100 llc.
TALLoW-The market was duh sales. $4,000 ID Prime at
$40 pm.
which IA % nc for MoyIne Green 33iaa369c for japan
and & for COHgOu these prices show decline
WIlSKi-Thc market was shade drmer with sales OF
80 bbs before Change at 81 90 160 bbls Change at
~ o92 regular and after Change 30 bb at 81 90 g
cash.
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fiuaneial.
GAS Stocks and City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
W bought and sold Z. r. HEWITT Bxoadst. Room IL
TJ,O the STOCKHOLDERS of the TOLEDO,


GAS Stocks and City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
W boasht and sold Z +. HEWITT sBroadsL. Room ~:
V,O the STOCKHOLDERS of the TOLEDO,
Il WABASH and WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY:
holders Ia q @ Ts Mess sns fs sa
va ssSa5Bqa S S Sas 70 & .ss oSsSe ssSe Sy s5s s
undersigned trustees and desTnssd te Purchasing Com
m'ss % %s% a. and l hallway
@ GS%s SSSa 90 aSa Sf IN '
FIRST: Surrender Of the old eerhoass at the tins Of b
S so%% % s1saeSs @ iS 5 s5 toe y s
Z Hsta%Sns Of q Systs isSSs s 5sS
ro Noy l. 1879 the Whole may b paid at at the
SECOND: sncn subscription must be made within thirty
days fJm this date the stockholders win forfeit oil ghtto
THTR5; II all stock subscribed within tArty
Gays those who have before subscribed TO have the light 70
tHsny as phs days rstS sSePssissr OAS
seoeOoe saSseribed and tho bank debt VIII be EXTENDED
over period Of @ ys AL Lease SeSsCnI % sns 9
lieyed Of bunlon Of interest more than sSOOIOOO to
wSs a S 0 Is sSnS with more
@ , zoo s se gs ana m %
present 2 Nov :hsE gain q and tho bust
The new Company viii be managed for year BY
sESnaE sESE9 JAMES ho6sHvEI MORRIS
169 x HESYp iHRfS hEafX r9sE 4 Z
soon s O. or new ? company
interest the FIRST mortgages early in the ensuing
The question issuing bonds other obligations for the
dolaS viii be submitted TO the
stockholders OF tue Company.
reconstructed and relieved or the dcules against
which the old Company long struggled II is safe to
anticipate prosperous future for the Wabash Rsway Com
pany
particulars viii be furnished at the Committee Rooms.
No. SO William.st. 49,
T. M ADAMS; lPurchasing Committee
f. K. GooDNow.} Rsrwsy Company.
Nev!York, Nov. %. 1870
WANTED.
w Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota X Il Boml
West Wisconsin r. II. Bonds.
Columbus aud Hooking Valley X. T. Bonds.
OF Toledo Per Cent Bonds
Cfty of Grand Rapids Mich, 3 Per Cent Bonds.
NewOreans, Mobile and Chattanooga II. X. Bonds.
Grand RaDids and Indiana Y. y. Bonds.
City OF New Orleans Bonds.
Evansville IIend. and NASHVILLE II. II Bonds.
WM. X. UTIEY 10 Wal-st., N. Y
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CITY OF NEW. YORK. DEPARTMENT OF FIsAscE, BUREAU
20 (HAslssl- ST., Dee 4, 1876. }

ToR rug con IFCTOS OF TAXRs. COUKTHOUsR, PARK,
80 CHAsusgs ST.. Dee 1, 1875 }
NOTICE TO OTAX-PAYERS.--Al Ill persons who
have omitted 10 pay fcr the year 1875 arc
hereby noned required by law, 10 pay the sal9e 70 ho
Receiver at his oce on or before te ISL dy OF jan
nary 1877. - -, IL, ,,.s.,.. ,,.
lyi dy OF December tyO cent ON AL taxes pd
On ad after date and interest at the rate Of II per cent
% aDpuu cOpputld tho 18Th Of October last ths aay
On rbc he assessment rolls aid warrants were denver 10
the Ecceve on a remaining unpaid on and ater tns
'" No none wlil be received afeg . O'Clock p.
o"''o "''i' AVN MAKPIN T. MCMAHON.
Receiver Of TaXos.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
orrJcyAL REPORT NJ y SrOcR EXCHANGE SALES
DECEMBER Z, 1876.
IOIA. M-sALRs BEFoRE THE CALL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-lO4 O'CLOCK |
s~Sf' AND 1Ilo O'CLOCK A.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
rcoNrlNUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

a. ~ what progress the first mentioned
committee has made, on and by virtue OF
said Joint resolution; and how much OF
said appropriation they, and each of them
drew, and how much they, and each of them
extended in their said investigation: thai
said Standing Com mittee report to the Leg
islature at as early a day a practicable.d dur
ing the present session, the result of their
investigations under this resolution. and
that AZ the same time, they recommend BY
resolution, or otherwise, the adoption, BY
the Legislature, of such measures, as i'm the
Judgment OF said Standing Committees
will accomplish the ends sought BY said
Senate Joint Resolution; adopted.
By Mr.. Thompson-In relation to the
registration OfyOters; referred.
The bill repeating the District printing
act passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Fewell the priyi-
leges of the Senate were extended to Gen.
s. J. GhOson.
The bill to establish legal rate of inter
est was taken up and discussed at length.
Messrs Johnston, Jewell. Catchings and
fave red Messrs. Reynolds, Sims, Barry and
Morgan, opposed.
Mr.. Allen moved to indefinitely post
one carried.
The Senate went into Executive session
The Governor sent IN message for EX-
ecutive session.
The bill 10 provide for the approval of the
official bonds Of county officers. and the ius-
LITIGATION OF sureties on said bonds, was ia
ken up, aud pending its consideration the
Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE-TENTH DAY

FRIDAY, JAN. II, 1876.
Mr. Speaker Street in the chair. nro,
ent l02, absent IA. pres
by Mr.. Lee: y joint memorial IN Cor
TtesS ior an appropriation to mako RI,
r dolll oiSoee river navigable at all times dm'
Mr' Johnston, of Itawamba, moved 70
80, rei 70 special committee; carried CO.
TTiIttee-M essrs. Johnston. of Ttav,o ~
AIvup, clifton, Wilkinson, McNepS "c ,''ii "a
hr' oplght moved to SUSPEND tha III
"'io" Tue introduction of bills; carrini
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
% 1{ Mr. MI 1eilowley: To amend tho Iahor
Of P 3yho Nr, Bridges: To incorporate the toun
,r ny mr.; BAILEY. To enable JUDGES of :,
Irene Irene Courts, in certain cases - VI - ou-
"pnou, qlscontinuance OF salary ~ resign
by Mr.. benson: To amend asso,
working laws. AMEND the road
by Dir. Leigh: To INCORPORATE tha =,
Rv Avn Mr = P Plshop 4 CO. of StarkeviIle. O"''N
,mn,in NJ I brrldges; To repeal the law ex
~. VIZ sehool trustees from road dur, OK
he aa Mf. Street: Providing for rho NY
ne uelihqnent tax lands OF lsT4 i; cue SAFE OF
- BY :, Mr.; Street: To confer car,.,
,ounrv Board off Supervisors OF powers powers
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SENATE-TENTH DAY.

FRIDAY, Jan. IA, 1876.
Lieut.-Gov. Davis (col.) in the chair
The Senate yesterday confirmed the fol.
lowing County superintendent of Educa.
tlon: ). }. Reid, of DeSoto; j. A. Rain.
water, of Pamela.
Mr.; Foote gave notice of the introduction
of bills.
BY Mr.. Catchings: A memorial from the
citizens OF Coahoma county, in relatio, 70
levees. ~
Messrs. Allen, Mcneil, FITZGERALD and
Metts' chalrmen. made reports.
By Mr. Graham A concurrent resolution
! In relation To joint committee ON revenue
laws. Adopted. Senate committee
Messrs- Graham, Reynolds and Pratt.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Furlong In relation to justices
of the peace.
", BY Mr.: Reynolds: For the relief OF Geo.
BY Mr.. Griffin: For the relief of T.. T
Winston, assessor of Adams county.
The bill to amend section SCI. Code of
lofl III reference to burden of proof, was
Mr.. Graham moved to indefinitely post
pone. Carried. P0''
BY Mr.. Carter, of Holmes: Resolved. that
IL Is the sense OF this House that an efficient
common school system should be devised
ana put upon firm basis in this State
mat permanency and freedom from the
uaHeiuI lnhaence of party passions and |
strife should characterize snch a Sveton1 |
OF public schools. That the money col
iected for thiS purpose in the form
oI taxes should be faithfully and d.
rectly applied in furtherance Of the objects
TOT Wl'ch 1t Is raised, and should moi ht
+osoFDed by upernumeraries and drones
IS heretofore That the services. sespeciaIIv
d me young men of the State. are desired
p, H. D.: 10 fix the price of the Revised
-1 Ii III lSni, was indefinitely postponed.
vas passed. r ''''0" olii
1EAs-Messrs. Albright, Allen, Barry
arter, Gatchings, Everett. Fewell, Fit2. {
'efald, Foote, FHrlong, Graham. Gran
rriihn. Hooker, Johnston, McCaskiIl ny ,
,ell, Mendenhall, Nets, Morgan. Oldba,o
raft, REYNOLDS, Shirley, Sims. smith
55eWart' Stone, Taylor, Terry, Thomnsom :
hornton, Tuttle-3l. tSo"' !
NAYs-None. L
=, Mr. FeWell moved that when the Senate r
'iouIh' IL adJourn until Monday, +
3; ,. ris-alleh' Barry, Catchings, Jewell c
! tlzZgefaid, Graham, Gray, Griffin. Hooter ]
.c~askill, MendenhaII, Pratt SLirTo,l' =
ms ms Smith, Taylor, Thompson and Tnttie \
lBI5iy Dir: Stone--A concurrent resoIntio,, n
NAT an oils relating to the code hill 81
Gated upon. '''0l 10 De M
~. b. To repeal the act cro.t;,r H. 81
lGe OF engineer in the counties of DeSotn II
az ana azoo, offered March 20th SO
Mr.. Hooker, chairman on F,oro..o.,
u.s. reported, and the Senate adjourned Ca
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SENATE-ELEVENTH DAY.

MONDAY, Jan. II, 1876.
Lieut. Gov. Davis (col.) in the chair
Absent 9. i'''
Leaves OF absence were granted TO Messrs
fltzGeralI, Morgan and MendenaIl.
MeSsrs. McCaskill, Barry and Griffin gave
| notice of introduction of bills.
MeSSrs. Carter and Johnston (chairmen
made reports.
by the Committee on Benevolent Institu-
tl0ns-For completing and furnishing the
female department of the Lunatic Asvlum
by Mr.. Johnston: In relation to the SEES
slons of the Boards of Supervisors also 70
iaciiltate the construction of telegraph lines
in Mississippi.
BY Mr. Reynolds To amend the laws in
relation to Public Education
The bill to prohibit the sale of seed cotton
at nlght was considered and recOmmitted
Inc Dill designating the legal HOLIDAYS
was passed
The Senate proceeded i'm BODY TO the
hall of the House. wv
:, (For proceedings of joint session. see
House repOrt)
o, Leave of absence was granted to Mr..
Inc House concurrent resolution was in
definitely postponed. " "' III
lumber of House bills were read and
referred i0"" anu
The Senate adjourned. Yeas, %. NAYS
none. -o' nay >
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HOUSE-ELEVENTH DAY

MONDAY, Jan. II, 1876.
called: ''o Nn''l' hoiI
IL rkEsENr-Messrs. Aldrch, Amacker Bal
by, Baker, Barksdale, Bassett, Bean, Bell
Co go, btlqSes' Brown, Byrd of Lawrence
LAY clifton, Cochran, Crum, Dahnn~
henson, Drake, Dyer, Erwin. Fairly Eontb
ciston, floyd, Fortune, Gibson, ellis Cnth-
re re, Gnyt0n, Hall, Harper, Hebron HicL.s
nn Gilol, huddleSton, Hudson. Hussey. Ia,
COPS, JagerS, Jarnigan, JAYNE. IcnI, ID; "a
Johns, johnson of Itawamba I oenhihs,
nnihus' Jones of Issaquena, Lester MaIIorS
99IdsslhgaIe, Meade, Miller, Monroe MI
grow W' McCargo. Mccormick, McInnis NJ
SSeise' McLaurin of Jasper, NTcIaurin ~
smith New horter, Nelson, Nichols, Oxep'
ton, Parsons, Parker. Pound. powau D.,
nolds, Riley, Rowan. Saunders Sha. hey-
InIock, Southworth, Stebbens. sykes TiSon
1rouP, Iurley, Warren. Watkins WIFE,
SoIl, Nhlte, Walden, Vaughan, YeIIowlny
Aoung ana Mr.. Speaker--92
Cananif- NmI1cblount, Byrd of Franklin
lam lam pDeil, Carter of Warren, Cpusev Dnar
towards, Garrett, Gayden, Gowan, Hn nenl
SSoiihs0h OF winston, Leigh. MIllsans M
- ar, remington, Percy ROGERS Sapp'1, ~
o H51 shelby, opight, Trice, and TnckeI,
Leaves of absence were or.n.a, ",
bennington, Spight, McNair .Tohn.o,S -
Dear. 1oSan and
mt; mr. iiSon moved that the Enrollinq Com,
nlt zee De instructed to request the retnr,-
~ the Governor of the bill for the r.I;oF ~ {
al payers so that it might be corraativ en-
by ar. Iison: That the Seroeapt-o+ t
AT 4rns distribute the reports Of ~" S1ao |
ulcers, etc. Adopted. Vi the state :
"A a large number of Senate bills were road
SPECIAL ORDER D
me OIL to repeal the act reonIat;,,. II
az Jury IN civll suits, approved Jannarv % :
-, IVA, was taken up and passed ana tbe hill 5
TN airenu the OIL so repealed was indef' p
me OH 10 regulate the comnepso,;o, 30
T ~ or the Legislature was rotarmo ~ CO
= Mr. benson: That the Senate ho 90
ned that the House will be in raa,; oe no in
O'Clock for Joint Convention fnr th a. til
an. Adopted ' otate Llora- Oh
Dy Mr.. Meade: That a comm;t,oa 81 co
zee De appointed to examine the rnnort ol tel
: ,a 20, secretary OF State to ascertain If 81 ac
ucll OF lt as relates to public nrint;nn 80
aaGo adopted. Committee - MessrS pu
,aue, Johns and Brown. eo'ie' bill
mber of bills ''''o reports on
rance r 10 incorporate the Masonic In ~
'"nee company; to amend the chor In. pie
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Horton, Huddicston. Hudson. Jacobs, ia
gers, Jarnagln, Jenkins. Johns, johnson o
Itawamba, johnson of Winston. Jones o
Kinds, Jones of Issaquena, Leigh, Lester
Mallory, Massengale, Meade, Miller, Mill
! saps, Monroe, MuldrOw, McCargO, McCor-
mick, McInnis, McNair, McNeese, McLau-
rim OF Jasper. McLaurin of Smith, Me-
Nhorter, Nelson, Nichols, Parker, Pen
nington, Percy, Pound. Powell, Reynolds,
Riley, Rogers, Rowan. Sauderlin. Saunders.
5hands. Shattuck, Shrock, Spight, Sykes,
Ilson, ITice, TToup. Tucker, Turley, War
rem, Watkins. Wilkinson, Walden, Vaughan,
l eilowlcy, Young, Mr. Speaker-l05.
NAYS-MeSSrS. CesSOr and OVertOu-2
ABSENT AND NOT EOTING-MeSsrs. Carter
OF Warren, Edwards, Hussey, Jayne, Par
sons, Shelby, SouthwOrth, Stebbins, White
Mr.. Drake (chairman) reported from the
Special Committee on Mr. Vaiden's resoIu-
ton the following substitute:
Whereas, 1t has been reported and pub
lished in the several newspapers of this
State, that the United States Internal Rev
enue Collector for this District. or his Dan
uty In the counties of Amite and Pike. who
was obstructed, hindered and forbdden,and
was forced to fee for safety, and that said
iunctionary appealed to the Secretary of
" ar for relief, and upon said appeal, troops
were furnished him; and,
Whereas, 1t is the duty of all good citi-
LCii> W res ptCl tie laws anu aQtnOIItV OF the
Federal Government, and the acts OF its of
fcialS; therefore,
Be it Resolved, That committee of five
be appointed by the chair, and fully author
lied 10 investigate the charges Of said Of
fetal, and report, with all convenient speed
whether the same be true or false: adopted.
Com mittee, Messrs. Tucker, Percy, Leigh,
Drake and Cessor, (col).
Mr.. Walden was left off at his request.
The Committee on Mum Der and Pay of
Employees, reported as follows:
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SENATE-TWELFTH DAY.

TUESDAY, Jan. 18th, 1876.
or ~. ~ oH' Jaws, (col.,) in the chair PRAY.
er oy Rev Mr.: Galloway. -
-. iKESENT'-M essrs. Allen, Albright. Bar
f Foote, Fnrlong, Graham, Gray. Griffin
LOCKER, Johnston. McCaskill. Mcneil No.
6penhaiI' Metts, Morgan, Oldham. pat
ney hoids. Shirley, Sims, Smith. Stewort
''pne, Iavlor, Terry, Thompson and TuttIe
sa 10y WI. stone That the privileges of the
Adopted i I II Little.
Mr. Gatherings gave notice of the into
ductiOn of a BILL u tue intro
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
20 n Mr. Taylor, chairman, reported Tho hin.
.Sat'Ie acts OF executors, administrotorn
49, 80. IL. b. to enable Mrs Harriet p MS Th,ois'
neai ~. NJ MAKE certain devises; III. B. TO re-
hon 10 it' acts IN conflict with article 10 SOC
non 10 OF the Constitution: II p 70 ., afc-
certain powers upon the Board ~ S ~ confer
Sols Oh Prentiss county-that they H. p1i W, VI.
pass. Also, I'll. Il. to repeal the act oy,o uo not
H. ''on -io9 OF the Code of 1871. re~niatiS
I AZ I T OF liquors-that it do Zig nas
tion To ooE. concurrent resolution in reIa-
s,on 70 constitutional amendments Ia Ia
senate concur therein Also in rala aiat tne
Initial bonds of county oli;cars 'io .L:t 70
"'1HGGlidments-that it do pass WIN
WI. Graham, chairman. renor,od
,lert ' nf OF q. W. Pennington. late circnit
nano,,;aA roe county; to provide 49,,
I'M ron Tor L. j. Winston assessor
,,ls he9nnty-that they do not nasS oi IA, Ad-
na Iio,lsh State Board of Equalization Als n
,ensng an appropriation to defra~ tba ana
,ssS OF the Legislature-that t5ev ,n dc eS
,hs, oeher bills of the same kind b 10 NOT
or gy passed: FL. G. r., in relation " to
oab - OF public officers-witbonto lore 70 re-
tata Johnston, chairman :Tonro,;do
s sse hospital at Natchez-thpt II 'u do lor
an INTRODUCTION OF BILLS Is
,n mii H. referred to standing committooa +,
' Rv III s4ch eases as specially nnticed sex
tent nnr. McCaskill: DECLARING ,I'a =
J Rr 70 computing interest. i0fi' IN rela- - -
,a2ao on L. foote: To provide for ,ho =. II
un7;a prisoners in Noxubee all Ie us e.
noes hv f m,o nave committed their o Sn J,
ann oy labor on public roads et. er SEN ~
Mr. PEio.eo March 2, 1875. w. under NJ
t tba b;u moved to suspend the rail-. q
i was refe oh Us passage. Lost, and rio TO ia
NJ
rha IN, SENATE BILLS. Pc
tie a oni to appropriate $4,000 = de
, Iunat;oi furnish the additional " com Sy
Au'a'ic Asylum came up. wing of rel
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Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate to employ
the pages and porters of that body.
MessrS. Jarnagin, Hall, Baker and Gar
nett were granted leave of absence.
BY Mr.. jarnagin: To take the purchas
ing OF stationery for the Legislature out of
the nandS OF the Auditor. and place it in the
hands OF the Sergeants-at- Arms of the two
Houses; referred.
By Mr.. Barksdale: To fix the pay of the
members of the Legislature at $500 and al
lowing only mileage for special sessions
read once and the House adjourned.
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BY Mr.. Byrd, OF Franklin: To include the
{ county Of Franklin in the counties included
in the act 70 protect wool-growers.
BY Mr. alden: To amend by adding al
counties of the State.
Mr.. Clifton moved to refer.
Mr.. Byrd, of Franklin, moved to table
lost; AMI the bill was re erred.
By Mr.. Pound: To change the name Of
Monson j. Brown to MOnson j Moorman
passed.
BY Mr.. Guthrie: To amend Sec. 96o3.
Code OF ISL, in relation to the power. If
the trustees of Oxford University.
BY Dir. Spight: \ joint resolution in re-
lation to public funds. Passed.
By Mr.. Percy: A concurrent resolution
/ in relation to levees, calling upon the Com
/ cations and report.
! Dir. McNair, chairman of the Committee
OH Engrossed Bills, made report.
Mr.. Rogers (chairman) made a report.
The bill to make an appropriation to the
Holly Springs Normal School Was consid-
cred at length and recommitted
Mr.. Spight made report, and the bill re-
ported upon passed.
Mr.. Meade, chairman of the Committee
on ENROLLED Bills, made report
by Mr; 1lson: For the relief of r. c.
Stone, of Lee county.
By Mr.. Percy To amend the anendstory
act to reduce taxes, approved July 81. 1875.
The report of the Committee on Paw and
Number of Employees was taken M and
considered at length. Ii was, on motion OF
Mr. Barksdale, re-committed
BY Mr. Overton, (col.): To amend educa-
ton laws.
BY Mr.. Clifton: To amend the act in Ie-
lation to dover; also to regulate the sale of
medicines.
BY Mr.. Dabney: To amend the charter
OF Bolton, Kinds county.
BY Mr.. Leigh To reorganize the Con-
gressional Districts; referred to special |
committee OF one from each Congressional
District, and two from the State at large:
ana upon motion of Mr.. IellowIey, the !
Speaker was added.
Messrs. Meade, McNair, Guyton and !
Shrock, obtained leave of absence
by MIR. Johnston, of Itawamba: Joint
resolution in relation to the Pacific Rail
road.
BY Mr. Powell: A resolution in relation
to the Nlcksburg q Nashville L. L.
The Dill to ascertain the Indebtedness of
azoO county was passed
by Mr.. Walden A concurrent resolution
providing for joint meetings of committees
OF both Houses; adopted.
by Mr.. Jones, of Kinds A memorial to
congress to refund the cotton tax for the
public scOools; referred.
COMMITTEE ON CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
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=, Leaves of absence were granted to Messrs.
Featherston, Leigh, Stands, Trice, Causey.
Percy and Shelby,
ANA upon motion of Mr.. Johnston. of
WINSTON, the House adjourned until Mon
day.
NoTE,-Our House reports are more mea-
ger to-day than usual, but for causes which
we are pleased to say, will not occur again.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-20

Inc OIL providing for compulsory educa-
Iloh was made the special order for Thnrs.
day at II o'clock. '0i
he had approved the Joint Resolntion '' a.
If to Public Printer, dispensing with
thg r,p publication of the daily journals.
1he Oil to repeal the act aboljsbino tba
I scholarships of the Oxford and Aicorn
OHiveTsltles, was indefinitely postponed. :
MI Mr, fhofGers' Chairman, made report.
normal Ot n.b 70 appropriate money for the
yeas se &c S , 40 or Holly Springs passed :;
mr., Bailey (chairm NJ reported.
Indefinitely postponed. laws was
Inc Oil to repeal the act in relation to
special elections passed. ''''oii ~
pending D whinh llehaIirman) made report