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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

WANTED, few SUMMER BOARD
w ERs In private family. Location pleasant
nd healthy. For full particulars, apply 70
MISS Fl. Ii. KEAN, North Side,
my23-2t* Goochiand county, Va.
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WANTED, A GARDENER FOR
w FLOWERS and VEGETABLES, near Rich
mond Apply to II. POWELL DUNN,
my 23-3t* 705 Main street, Richmond
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WEATHER REPORT.

WEDNESDAY. MAY "a, 1876.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
ID ECUTED at the DISPATCH EPEINTING-
H0JTHE. - - s+.s 49,.
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VOUNG MEN WANTED FOR RAIL-
i ROAD and BUSINESS POSITIONS. Good sal
aries when qualified. Telegraph phonogrupli, bank
ing business instructions sent free Address SU-'
PERINTENDENT POLYTECHNIC COMPANY,
Baltimore, Md. my ZZ-tm /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

WANTED, a WHITE GIRL who Is
w good washer and ironer, and who can assist as
a housc-seryant. A good home may be secured by
APPLYING at No north Third street. Must give
good references. my IZ-3t" ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

WEEKLY MORTALITY.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
Fes>iOnnl District R;IL

The following is the bill introduced
mo Inc Senate by Mr., Allen, to re.an-
portion the Congressional Districts
CON n ros eouH''llns ourselves, pro or
con- IN reference to all the details Of tho
o'li' We can say that it wonld bano -
merit OF securing to the irteIl;co~. = '"e
'axpaying interests of the State so
representation in Congress- even - -a'
the most adverse vicissitndo,
parties are liable; and this sbonI %1' en-
the chief object of the Legislature TIE
infamous Radical gerrymander NO.. ne
force must be torn up, root and brs o" IN
FIRST D!sTRIcr-Composad ' oe n
t;SS Ts OF Ilshomingo, Acorn Pm ene
Ilss, IIppah, Union, Benton ,'o Msrl Iren-
h'aE5ayette, DeSoto and Pamela -'i''S nali'
NADIA, Carroll. C CeIlore, 9alobusha, Gre, !.
asaw Ice Ia calhoun, Pontotoc, Chick.
Tg,n Lee ma ItaWamba and Monroe ~
om rH H1 DIsTRIcr-NIontgomerv CHI, f
NV N Holmes, Alfalfa, Leake W I; onoc-
Noxnbea on ~I lax oktibbeha, Lowndes
Ra nIpuRTH Observation-Disclosures u;aa \
-s, an;aI' Scott, Newton Tona iiilds' C
Clarke simpson, Smith, Jasper Ter'u and 2
,ino slrH Ppi1sTRIcr-Franxlip. Anti al
Iarlon, Pearl, HancnoL oovlngton, ne
harrison, Wayne CA' Jones, Perry, br
sixth DLsrRIor-Bolivar n S. oaekson. 90
/, AGO. washington. Issaouana 9u Wn' ii,
iaiborne, Jefferson, Adan na' " arTen' :
nson. is ana VIII nc
al
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
The Proper Test"

Under this head, that sterling pa
the * osciusko Star, endorses THE CT
ION 4 views on the eligibility
the Democratic-C Conservative cavc1,
members of the Legislature. 1t So
ms test, at first view, might seem
searching, but when it is rememba
that very momentous issues and inter,
are 10 be determined by caucus, inrt
ing, it may be, the salvation Of fbe q
sry: IL Will be at once seen that
I desirable to have only those admitteld
nave ?. been found true to our party. I
whose past is a guarantee Of tbe ftI
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM.-Mr. For
tune, chairman; Messrs. Aldrich, McLaurii
of Smith, Bean, McWhorter, Boyd and Mill
saps.
Propositions AND GRIEVANCES. = Mr.
Leigh, chairman; Messrs. Hebron, BlOunt
Bean, Watkins, Gayden and Shattuck.
PUBLIC HEALTH AND QUARANTTNE.-Mr
/ Shelby, chairman; Messrs Carter of Holmes
ellis, Rowan and Young (col.).
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRoUNDs.-M
/ Mccormick, chairman; Messrs. GOwan,
| McInnis, Campbell, Parker, Pennington,
| and Brown (Col.)
MILITARY AFFAIRS.-Mr. Southworth
chairman: MeSsrs. Hebron, Bell Bassett
johnson of Winston, Southworth and Mon
roe (col)
ENGRossED BILLs.-Mr. McNair, chair
man; Messrs. Dabney, Dyer, Miller and
Hussey. @<A
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE.
ENROLLED BILLs.-Mr. Meade, chairman
Gibson, Baker, McCargo, and Overton
(col.)
EXECUTIVE CONTINGENT FUND Mr..
Stebbens, chairman Messrs, Jones of Kinds
Crum, Gayden and Jacobs (col.)
STATE LrBRARY.--Mr Clifton, chairman;
Messrs. Jayne, Amacker, Guthrie and
Shattuck.
Byrd of Lawrence, Clay ard Jenkins fcol. } |
Mr. rodgers, chairman, reported a cot |
ton weigher's bill, which was, on motion of |
Mr. BaTksdale, postponed until Wednesday,
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
All referred.
BY Mr.. Rowan: For correction of assess
nent rolls.
By Mr.. White: To allow defendants in
criminal cases to testify.
By Mr.. Fairly: To alter boundary lines
between Covington and Marion.
BY Mr.. Guthrie: To give the Mayor of
,prlngdale, Lafayette county, er O6ici0 Jus
ice of the Peace jurisdiction referred to a
peclal committees, consisting of Messrs
plght, Guthrie and Overton Icol).
BY Mr. Drake To amend secs. 2652 and
653, Code of 1871. {
BY Mr.: Hudson: To protect public and !
rivate rights. |
BY Mr.. Aldrich: In relation to revenue of a
larshall county. t
by Mr.. Spight: To repeal the law reouir- Z
- officers to furnish their own STATIONERY Il
by Mr.. McNdir: To amend sec. 73O. Code u
1871. ~ 'oo' Oo''e ii
BY Mr.. Hudson: To secure judicial re- e.
)rdS. W
BY Mr. Brown, (col.): To repeal the act l
;ensing tonsorial saloons Pr
BY Mr.. Spight: To provide for charterino "
tles towns and villages, without leoisla7 CT
IN. . 'A' tn
BY Mr. Overton, (col.): To repeal the co
aeon anti-liquor law. IN
by MT. Spight: To repeal the act reonla- w
= trlals by jury in civil suits.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
"A %oOd Word for a GOOD Wa.

we were in Jackson the fret H.
days of the week. We saw tboro an 1:
.lngHlshed gentlemen from every mart 20
lhe otate, and We saw man-strano.o ~ =,
Say-Who was not candidate H - ~
d man who had reached the ripe wears &c &c
maturity, and had never offered b;n,so ~ =
upon the altar of his country for an1 $50 oe
nee. lie insists that he don't want oo -
I Gnlee, out how he expects people to be-.
80 oucI preposterous assertion az that
:; = more than We can say. Nevertheless
- IS certain that he has never been
candidate, and never applied for co
appointment The gentleman il A r g.
LAYERS leading and popular LAWYER If
Hankln. We hope the new roo;1, ~
jackson, IN their new superintendent on
appointment OF judges, will fix nm .
Pney woods judicial district and n5 mo
layers Judge OF it, out of pure REVENGE
IN copying the foregoing from the Me-
ridian Gazette, we desire TO sunnlom.
u with our cordial endorsement. Tn oil
nat constitutes true patriot an obIo
awyer' and an upright citizen. A q
layers Is the peer of the best. We 500
hu the motion of the Gazette in regard
to the Judgeship, and will say that r.
,n scramble, themantle of Supreme v
Judge should fall upon one who ~ il
scrambles, he would wear i nrooo II
lily and well.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
SENATE-FIFTH DAY.
SArrRpAY. Ian. s. Isza.

Lieut.Ge Davis in the chair: absent
Leave OF absence was granted to Senate
Hooker
Messrs. Morgan and Barry gave notice 0
introduction of bills.
Mr.. Taylor, (ehairman,) from the Judieia
~ Committee, reported several bills will
| recommendations.
Mr.. Graham, chairman, reported one bill
/ from the Finance Committee with recon-
mendatiOns.
/ Mr.. FITZGERALD, chairman, reported three
! bills from the Committee on Printing with
recommendations
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Sims: To protect the estates OF
deceased persons. minors and lunatics, etc. /:
also, to amend sec. 1921, Code of 1871.
BY Mr.. Furlong: To prevent frauds in
weighing and sampling cotton; also, In re-
lation to the Office of Reporter of the SUI
preme Court; also, to prohibit the scle of
seed cotton within certain hours
By Mr.. Foote: To fund the Indebtedness
of the state and various counties.
BY Mr.. Thompson To repeal the act in
relation to special elections
By NJ. Reynolds: To repeal the Act
amending chapter as Code 1871, in relation
to the militia; also to amend sect 2456
Code 1871, in reference to liquors
By Mr.. Catchings To amend incorpora-
ton Act of Planters Cotton Compress Com
pany OF Vicksburg; also TO establish a legal
rate OF interest in Mississippi; also to r
peal sections l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and of the iu-
dietary department law of 1875; also to re- |
peal parts of the general license law: all re-
ferred
House bill to remove the civil disabilities
Of +. {. Beal, of Leake, was indefinitely
The committees substitute for the Senate
Dill authorizing chairmen of committees TO
idminister oaths; also the substitute for
he bill to repeal the special revenue agents
!ct, were passed. The bill TO repeal the
district printing law was re-committed
iSo the bill regulating legal advertising:
lso the bill to regulate the prices of public
printing, etc.
The House bill to reduce the expenses of
be State passed
Senate bin regulating legal advertising.
assed. -
The Senate bill repeating the act i'm reIa- {
on TO pHbic revenue was amended and i,
assed. ''iN L
The committees substitute for the bill re-
ealing the act requiring certain officers to {
Ircnase thelr own stationary passed. d
Adjourned.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

The appointment of Hon. G.. w. Har-
per, of Kinds, Chairman of the House
Printing Committee, is peculiarly appro-
pirate. lie has been connected with the
press of Mississippi more than twenty
live years; is an experienced and able
journalist a first-class expert in the art
preventative Of all arts, and what he
don't know about the printing business,
is not worth knowing.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
ATTEST
L. A. GARNER,
~ ENn1
SLATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PIKE COUNTY.

l, William NJ. ConerIy, Clerk of tbor
cery court of said county, do berebv o y.
tnaC L am acquainted with the maio.s.
the siSnerS TO the accomp anvino statos.
ana that the list EN- braces the moSt So vs1
nent' substantial and responsible hpp,s
men Ia the town of Summit: that fT
served IN the capacity of Clerk of rho ~
Gerry Court of said county, for a I ner n.
more imam four years, and durino INV mrsI
,.o ,. once Cle people of Summit have v
~ i oy me as peaceful, Laval
anu ioyaI ana that in the matter a
n ,eSeIVaIloh OF the peace, both there
eTe, f l,ere throughout the county. /
t epJi lo'lhd the peace officers adeoHate Il
task OF maintaining it. ' "''e
illness my hand and seal Of c,no
MS the 9th day OF January. A. D mn s15"
w. M. CONERIY I.
Ch1ncnrr CloL 4
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

WE regret to see the Meridian Gazafto
Vol T. T~ Cooper's paper ADVERTISED
70 oe sold under deed of trust On a.
~ 1U'n, Tor comparatively small amonnt
ne financial pressure has weighed unou
al the industries of the State. and me-
h hone more heavily than the newspanar
business. Cooper is a born Journalist :
Sou writer tirst-class gentleman o.
beart - = = the manor born,r aud in our
things. "'n wen IN all
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

AMEs' pet measure authorizing the
appointment of taxcollectors, went
where the woodbine twineth in the
House yesterday. The bill repeating
the law was introduced by Mr.. Meade
and passed without opposition.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

To ONE listening to the quiet, chaste,
and impressive debates in the Senate and
House, it can hardly be realized that
such a noisy, indecent, and ignorant
body as the black line Legislature of
1875 ever met in the halls of the House
of Representatives of Mississippi.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

lions: :. I. Oldham, Senator-eloot
n u th u district, and J. K. Shrock and
r. 4 Ouyton, members of the Hon SUI
u representatives from Alfalfa CONN.,, ms
are at Their post in Jackson oSouI: 49,
win sleepless vigilance the rigbts Jug
~ OF the people they were eIec sld
10 serve.-Kosciusko Star erected
AIue' every word. The Alfalfa nav,
oers are at their posts and will rendo. :
good account of themselves
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
ASeliea for Tax Collectors md ,V,.
payers.

The bill, under the above head. which
was introduced by Mr.. Hall. of Pamela
has passed the House. 1t provides LIST
mat the time of paying taxes shall be
untll the second Monday in February
1876. 3D. That no damages upon State
county, school, or other tax. shall ho
collected for failure to pay prior to that
GATE Cd. That after that date all de-
inquent lands shall be advertised on tho
second Monday of March. 1876. nro
Vided that lands, hitherto ad yertised ard
solo, shall not again be advertised ond
sold 4th. That owners, or persons otb.
erwlse interested, can redeem in twelve
months by paying taxes and 25 per cent
u"tnages provided that lands sold to tho
o'a'e on the LIST of January, 1876, can be
\, without damages by the second
Monday of March. >~'nu
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
me biii 10 Abolish the Office of
County Treasurer.

The bill to abolish the Office Of
County Treasurer as a separate office
introduced on Friday last by Mr.. Mul.
drow, of Okibbeha, provides: LIST
That the duties heretofore performed bv
county Treasures shall be performed bv
lax Collectors, and that the collectors
shall be, et-Qticio, Treasurers. ID That
the Collectors shall make their settle
ments with Boards of Supervisors in the
same manner as heretofore required of
the Treasurer. Sd. 1t requires the off.
Ger TO keepa separate book for the mr.
pose OF entering warrants and claims 70.
celved, the name Of the individual from
whom received, and the amount and
Klhd OF warrants. 4th. For this SER
vice he shall receive no additional pay
beyond thatof Collector.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

Ior that reason refrain from
t opinion as to their truth or fal. gts''os
the fair fame ofour own people s Wy but,
the general charge of threaten ami we di'c.l
an officer of the Civil service a to re.
it with scorn and contempt o. 'u fepqds
founded in truth and in fact OelOg .
We unhesitatingly express f.,
no occasion ever existed 70 ~ oeIIef d
departure of Redmond from NSSs'''iaA .
account of any demonstration r n1Iait
people here toward him, eitbor aue By b
or in his official capacity, and tb.t p59's'ags
De as perfectly secure from persosa ne 70,
were he to return now, as he has "a. NIL
since he has lived here. ever N
We offer this public statauo
hope that we, as a community ma %
lieved of the stigma which sncb n Dc a
assertions may have brought nn Su'0Oa5
in order that we may escape ~ ~ @
and confusion into which our nv ~. pl''',
terests will be drawn by the ns
troops in our neighboring countv os
We deprecate the necessity. if " 4st
ever existed, and confidently bsl %ug
he whole people of this count, 1--WE
is in the desire that so great n wa
amity may be averted. P'Ues
Respectfully submitted:
E. ENos
WIN. B. HAMILTON
W. LEE PArros
CHAs. w. BEAN
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
StAAIE STANDING C0NMlTTEES

JCDIeTARY-Nr TavIor oLo;..-- =.
oatch6,ings, Reynolds, Jobnstnn"ni r man, NJ.
| ALL A \, lE Mr.. Graham, chairman us
-A'iei' McCaskill, Smith and Carte
AGRIoULTURE, CoNMrnrr avn Mn,
okES-Mr. Mcneil, Chairman. M NJ NJ Y
0o''' hooker Griffin and Stewart IcoIi
c. EDSrcArIox- Mr.. Foote. Chairman. Nd
80 0iins' Smith, and White (col,
Na rsnLlG C, WORKS Mr.. Garter cbaiaI
'i n thompson and Shirley lco !
LIMITING = Mr.. FitzGeraId cb.i,-l
Niessrs- Barry, Oldham. JohnSto5 on oI1 mi
AI h5aa1LRRoADs.Mr Furlong, chairman: Nsa
iilen foote, MeCaskill and futile.
Gr 1LA1Ms =, - Mr.. Nets, chairman: ns
'Iaham' Thompson, Smith and Fewer
Nm MILITIA-Mr Furlono cboirmon. v,sl
hendenhall and Hooker '"'''i 'ii'n ~
d, Federal RELATIONS Mr. c,tBa
eret ll a and H. Messrs. Fewell, Thornton, E
NcCaaIlt;iIEEs AND COUNTY Boryp.RIEs-g
~. oEEaskiiI chairman; Messrs carter. b
ri'zoerald and Smith.
; fENITENTIARY AND pR1soxs- Mr. Al
lie and Terry. "'iico''' McC@SAii+
IT. hoMANE AND BESEvorrxr Ivsr,rrT,erf
~ johnston, chairman. ,NIessrs BEe
'loi n'oh Furlong and Everett. 9
Iatts Sai 10 L1AaoDs-Mr Sims, chairman Mes
I0oRPoR ATIoNs-Mr. RevnoIds ebairn
;ol.) pson, Everett anu
senate .SOinf COMMITTEES, "a
,air. i've CONTINGENT FUND-ME b "
= II man Messrs. Nets and Mcclure. ea
a nskeL1ED BTLLs-Mr. Hooker, chairs @
essfs. Carter and Pratt. I'll
aa hAIE UNIvERsITIEs-Mr Sims chairs nt
ssh eallicott and Griffin. a.
=; ISTRATIoN AND LEcrroy-Mr Reyn'. ~
81 81. man Messrs. Catchings, ThenF
att and Barry. I
: o;NflNIsHED Business MendeHD Nv
imam Messrs Oldham and Mcclure ii
INKS AND BANKING-Mr. Stone, chairs tEa
hooker and Steward. IN.
,oAI,t isEST -ExpEKsEs-Mr. Mcneil ~ m,
4iessrs. FltzGerald and White.
alN 1GRATIoN-Mr. Johnston, chair 8n
sSrs- Terry and futile. ofa
ihsAARY-Mr. Thompson, chairman Mes pan,
nam and Furlong, senl
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

THE Special Revenue Agents act was
repealed in the House, and their cases
kicked out of court
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
The Much ado-about-nolhi A.
fair at Summit.


/ The people OF Summit have met. Xix
loyal and law-abiding men tenacious O
their honor and fair name, the charc
duplicating them in lawlessness and VIC
| lence toward men charged with tn,
execution of the laws of the United
States. On application of Collector O
Revenue Shaughnessy for United States
troops to protect Redmond, Deputy Col
iector, the Administration telegraphed
Is your evidence positive of Red.
mond's pursuit, by armed bodies? HoU
numerous are they, and how large force
| do you require ?"
To this inquiry, Collector Shaughnessy
replied:
Evidence is positive Redmond was
notified by the Mayor of Summit. Pike
county, to leave at once, as he could not
protect him Armed bodies, numbering
from 90 to % men, assert he cannot re-
mainin the division. +"
To meet this statement, implica-
ting them in the charge of yio-
lence toward Redmond and resistance
to the U. >. authority, on which the ap-
pllcatlon was made and granted for Fed
eral troops, the citizens of Summit, ire
sPectlve OF party, held mass meeting and |
appointed Committee of Investigation. |
In another column will be found the re-
port which this committee, after full and |
rec inquiry, submitted. Mr.. Charles
W. Beam, one of the signers of the re-
port, Is an old resident of Summit. and
eading Republican, and was the capdi-
late OF his party for the Legislature at the
ate election. The other signers are
qually well known citizens. To the pa t
er endorsing the Report, are signed the ,
ames of more than one hundred
tlzens of Summit, which we do !
OF print, because not deemed nee
sary for the verifcation of the state 7
ents contained in the Report. We
I'VE also appended certificates from Col
ravls' the late and present Republican,
lerltf of Pike county, and Mr.. w. M
'nerly, the Circuit Clerk, of the law.
ldIng and peaceabIe conduct of the -
ople of Pike county. The Sheriff is -
pllclt IN his statement that cat no to
time since his official duties began has NJ
there been such a demonstration of
orce as to prevent the civil officers wa
rom suppressing disturbances and ar All
esting offenders" zen
The armed body of men, from an
'm Redmond fled with such precipitate sDe
tie, and whose "pursut" was made the th 9
text for the call for U. S. troons bill
citlzens who went with their wagons Cir 1!i
The market town during Christmas tina
K to purchase supplies for their fami- Ho n
and who themselves were fired on bv NJ
sslns with almost fatal effect durino feuI
night while they were peaceablv re-. NJ
ng' not dreaming Of harming anyone fave fave
being harmed. The warlike demon. NJ
ion, which has been construed as an biz
x upon Redmond, according to this - M
'rt, was nothing more than a Christ. 0mn
row among inebriated men, of which that
as quiet looker-on. nars
much for this ridiculous act in the Ne
of the bloody shirt. NE Ne
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PIKE CnTrNTV

Il, j. Q. Travis, Sheriff of said 49,.
certify that have filled that ofic SoI el
period OF four years, and was reV Ie ~
the last general election on the potC
ticket, that during my term OF OFF, q9t
fully bear testimony to the charact..ll ca7
people OF my county for BEING law sw' q
ana favorable to the preservation " a ~
that at no time since my official 6n,f peg
gan has there been such demonstuun'..ey Z
force as to prevent me from s unnros.;IN
turbances and arresting offenders
the present condition of the countr ;IDss5
erence to peace and order, as com1,,. u e
yorably with any period of nv rpd pdiii y
L submit this statement at the reono,' '.s
people of Summit, in support of = S Sts.'.
which they have prepared reflt finn /
charges of lawlessness preferred i'' os
mem in the report of w. B. RedmopS gS ,l
commissioner of Internal Revenue ~ ~ n
ngtOn. ''V az VS.
Witness my hand and seal at Snn-
LsEALI January ), 1876. '''l'
rnp,n 20. TRAVIS, Sherf
II A =
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
Ahe AsIii TO Reduce the ExDens..
of the State

Inc House bill introduced by Mr..
Harper, which provides that no compen.
satlon shall be allowed to any newspaper
lor publishing the daily proceedings of
'n0 Legislature, passed the Senate and
goes to the Governor for approval.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
Coiored Democrat Haxf.
Time. ooO
Springs Sontb

noily Springs South
D Oar colored Democratic friends o.p,
ppanks' gave grand ball and sunner A'ea
tna1 place last Friday night. a mac; az
roen1 supper was spread, to which ~. III
Mnite citizens of the commun;ty 'ne
lrlouted largely. There was con
crowd IN attendance, and everr ibarge
sion. with the occa-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

LIE House bill to repeal the law
authorizing the publication of the Jour
nal IN the official organ passed the Senate
and goes to the Governor
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

LIE facetlous head liner of the Chi
cage lines describes Ames' message as
an " enthusiastic shaking of the gorv
uHder-garment in the breeze.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

NO MORE smoking in the hall of tho
house OF Representatives. The rula
against II will be enforced rigidly by Mr..
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

TIE yells Of the blaok-liners of 1875,
Mr.. Speaker: N'. Speaker: Mr..
SPEAKER from dozen threats at once,
have ceased t. reverberate in the halls.
ante-rooms and rotunda Of the Capitol.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

In THE Senate, Mr. Reynolds yester:
day introduced a bill chat will kill the
Calling gun militia Law. Well done.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

IHE pet measures of the Rad;oaI -
ers are faring badly at the hands If tho
Legislature. u Tue
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

NoRKING.-1t will be seen in our
legislative reports that the committees Of
ooth Houses are working with will on
the reformatory bills.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

STATE Treasurer Hemingway has APP
pointed j. Fl. Nelson, Esq, of Carroll,
chief clerk in his office.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

By \. Barksdae, J.LPsEg, Harris Barksdsk.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09

SUNDAY = JANUARY 9. 1876.