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SHADES TRIAL IN LONDON.
uow the state Mc--nucs Might be Produced -
An Amusing und very Interesting scene -
A Medium VINO Wrote with his Mouth,

A ,ica,nn, vno WA. Mn, his uon,b.
from he L0nd7n Tnes. o. H.
The prosecution OF Ucnry Sladc OF 8
Upper licul fora place. aud hi, assist ut. Godfrey
ing money by false pretcnrcs. was continued
y"storlav ni.crnocn 4 NE Bow street police
c,,,r, r,.U' ,ys ui. ~ ilcnnyrnien nv tI,ron.ed
nm ~ e. riv r,r.ud Il tho d ~, and the street
o .r,I y, 'r,. IN, ant "" tie ch,nr. of re,
ting admission. soy 10, | oi -, ieputcd spirit
-untI.ts were in !tteuiAncs staudlng patiently
The whole une ana ucrasi II ,liy yiy.n1 nudiul1
,Itt.rnnce. g., thsi. views on .he evidence gwen.
Jr1ari IF tt,utts 20 supitrss the applause or
Isucnter -, the public were quite UNDECIDED,
"', Tr H.. 81. c.md,,ctsl tha prosecution,
M On Ito lat occasion; Nr. Munton, solicitor,
"nne.r', rct trn o"f.nre
fHe or, * mutation u lir. Edwin Ray Ian.
Loater ,,.i.,.i.o r-nrlt nll tic afte, noon. The
,.',,, ~. b.. T., T. ..-, '.lfer,ctl IA" a,id nv a
,c,r,.u n, m tnr Nh. n,t ms rfars Of fh@
-. .t,-. t,,t %, H. an h., -, i,utti ii, cr,ei In "A
1'" ~ ..'d ,.ct In. ,r',,, H., lii. nn'i
III. tVs ..,i'r Ill. .t.tewent that Inc
Lnisnd ,,t ,,r,,... ths nles..s,' on M. knee and
He,s"H . Wv ,r. i,g "a .nwnJ II scrat"i,.
tna' S't," ''s -, ,,EI
M ,ni .' ~ rt ~ mi mo a., ,te alt,, fror,
U,u, ~, 9, d., ,, r,.,r r,',rl,t.i',,s trD,
nv W. U'' .hcs' ~.
sI Iy AMI '.,.', d. ,x.r,innent. made ny hiai.
'N W 'u Us , ''.'vV ~ i,,i..,
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nN"t, t '"'''' q, ,,ii III 'i ,h, "e
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''',1 ','.' ""V" "a , va, !, ,".
o. t'-u'' '' va" 's N.'IIv' "a, w., H. y ii',"
ulV", "' So, "V ~ wa. a. ~, az
Geo - ~ ne ueiv u, III, H., ,"n m,', ny
very u'"; ne WIS nov aware V"n' 'he '"''e
had dec frame.
M. .l"i "n H.HeH ono TO- . saw WuI'ot
M we've N""Id he "Uc iti u ne lclI' ca t'., a
gre 4 nlunN iti'. say and SCI 'ntlnr lciauh- had
attended, ih@ SEn''' { i'r.aad" ana "eiereadS
70 ttsIiN 90 thtii -ci.A u, So - ,. .
The mess said " w'Nii ny aufct ms oV'h-
~, ~ ~ III i',t,.,.. t,,, .hn
It was here r. TX sea ~ a. Hu".o" t!,a' tnu
tanle u~eI u' l'f. 'lt'e shyeh nr n.on"'tsu in
court ~ VIZ, '',."., t ,, ,' Wv ''-" - Wv
pc PIC, rhiu I"'r- 90 l''tt , , , r,...,,
T9i,, INV mo- reason t. suppose That II
Is. llnushcrI ...,. ~, ,.
e.
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Dinmoud. In Washington Territory.

Mr.. WIN. Day, who has just arrived from
.,assi y, h IN hls possession several blood rod
81 mes hex leon in shape, that are as timely cut
M n done bY the lapidary. He found them IN
bUck en- rve.. These stones are similar ~
Whdi Is Known as the Alaska diam onds, ana viii
Cui gl1s- nut belug tYund hove the reach II
tho tide Re- re in color, Mr. Day brought Il
rock from Will ne had extracted a couple uf
those stone. I show ina, helr shape was due
70 natuIe aud not " art.
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GR1NTISM IN K1NS1S.
ACnndidatc tho LEGISLATURE would not Trust
win the CtntenniaI ApproprinIiOn.


fron ne lace County Gmete (Rep)
Since the nomination of George r. An
thony for Governor Of Kansas by the Republican
site Convention charges Of most serious
character have been made Against his integrity
Unless these charges are shown t. be untrue
Rnd without adequate foundation. every Repun-
lcan VINO votes for him Will stultiy himself
when man ~ accused OF stealing ten Z ousand
dollars fiOm his creditors. and 1t " made to ap-
pear probable that the accus ition Ia true. will
not do for him to stand back on bis dignity and
say nothing about II. II Il awell known fact
that the first Centennial appropriation bill failed
to pass the KsDs8s Legislature for the reason
that. under the provisions Of the bill, George Y.
Anthony and Albert Gray would have the band
ling OF the money. since that time there has
not been one stone turned to remove tue sus-
picion which so nearly caused Knn5is 10 hn lei;
without representation at the great Exhibition.
Now he Is the candidate for the highest Office IN
the state. Of the only party whose nOminatiOl Is
more IN n a compliment. The Republican party
OF Kansas Is able to carry "A load; nut why
should II place IN the chief place Of honor and
responsibility any but a man wdOse character Ia
al I'VE susptciun2
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AND USIftn STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave New York DesbrOsscs and IOrtlan Il
eire e ferries as fullOws:
f1prcss tor hlrfhurg Pittsburgh he IVES, and south.
wiin Pull uln PAlh Cars uttAl he'd, y:Jo ~ NJ q ana
$50 q, NJ. SUNDAY. g ami SEQ l.. VI.
For Nilianspurt LOCA Haven, Cory, anu Ere a. $40
ara 500 y. NJ, e. nnrrtias az tlrrY Tor Iitusyi.le,
Petroleum teutre, ana the OF Regions.
For haltitutr, Washington, tui the South Limited
except Sunday Y3l \. NJ; arrive Washington io5
iaS NJ h , ,ni 1iy a NJ" @io V0' "Al T. NJ
Express Tor Pnindcinha. 7s), $40. $50 A. NJ 1880,
2;il 3. :. ., D. :, si0 = ~ ana ~ night hccouno.
datinn \. NJ am iilOP VI sunlty \ A. ~ B. 8.
2 s:m ami J.. NJ, Eusrant aud sec nj cla's,
7PM
For Centennial Depot at o;JD o3a. $50. g. $40 981
4. VI 1880 ., ans 1 r. NJ. ON SUNDAY, y \. ". Re.
turning. leave Centennial Depot az 1l5. $40. 40 %
a. VI l. l:l9' y $50, 10, b," o. G.5) AID 100 + NJ.
For tram. 70 newark, Ei1lurth, RAILWAY Princeton.
trenton. Perm Amnoy, Fleming IN, lyigrrc. auu
other ints see lOcA schedules at Ticset Dihcrs.
Trans arrive From PITTSBURGH, d;sl and lujJ \. VI.
AMI ln'2nP NJ. dl.! lUlg VI. and d.'l +. NJ. daily,
.xcepi Noaaay From Washington aud Baltimore.
$3.50, V.lO a. NJ, 40 do AMI lu2l T. NJ Surdty.
$50. p.in A. VI, From Pn,nd,phtl SOS a.5l $50
90 1910, ll2o ll;5O NJ, .iO. 3al 40 $40 6.lp.
600, 30, no N.lu ana lp.el T. VI sunday. 5.l5
t.1 ESQ ptn. li'lp 1880 A. n 500 and logo H. NJ.
1lcstt ON e., go and "a HroaiNay 40. 1 Aslr
nuuw, ami foot ~ ne,hross and tnrtlnnit -t-.i
Nni Court ~. BrnnkYn ma, III and llS Hudson ~
Hon k.u. l,lot Jerse! CITY. Emlsrant lcSct uhcs,
~ BAttnN pace.
FRANK THOMSON, d. ". BOYD. Jr.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Saonss Gums.
Nuw Nunk SAVINGS nA\k,

NEW NORh SAVINGS BANK, stn ~, corner
~ OF lith rl.-lu tfrl tuinmc Cius mona Toe lst OF
each month. A.. IT, t3GiOHti. gl surplus, Ssh.
81 90. RICHARD 10 hl LII. President.
{. ". BRINcKRmloff secretary.
ITNION DIVE ~ANiNt.~ BANK,
800 ald a.'' Canal a., CORNER u J. lsht.
Oucn dairy. $50 .t. AMI Nun.iti tNtuIurr. 90 60 T.
~-Li~ on M az NluuuI
SURPLUS ONLk ONI MILLION NNE NJ NDHED
IltDl AND DOl LARS.
IS. tu,rtN. Treasurer. y j. lAlNEsi Precedent
I. LLOYD duNFs. secretary.
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Hnb!it !lolltts.

pECEINFR'~ >OTICF.-Noucci Is hereby gwen
Nat OY Niturof an order of the tOurt ot hincrsy
OF sew jersey, made on tc d,y Of the dItc reuf ~
cause wner'in Janos W.T. ga /. coupla ant, ana Tho
watson MALut cturing tompRuy are DIET, ndhuts, an
pfrTuu- utNlut AIM. ag tiust the said WATSON Manu-
lac lrlnE Company VINO haVr not nl' the s4ut, iu y
Nrrlu "a win the receiver appointed m Tine said cause
are 't4ured to presrnt the same unGcr olh uirni.
tou 90 th' Undersigned, tir receiver appo'trl IN tho
q Vr cause M the once of SAD company % Att On,
Ne tfsry " thn thrtt months from the date ~ sad
,Ur d. forever barred from al ur heutuf- arising
any dNllrnis that may be made by sald receiver.
Daled Oct. Is, 1876
WATTS COOKE,
EcrriNrr
watson MANUFACTURING Company
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FOR QULIN-IONN ND IlNTNIOOf, CAERYINn
tNiIlp STATES MAIL
ANA re Observation-Disclosures. 1cf 23 1850 r. VI
ST. a. 80 r. n.
bltNANIt Observation-Disclosures Soy 90 noon.
ApklArlt ......... ... ...... .... bcc. . A. NJ
lr-' ger nee ammo l.unu o. unrY 10 a. Cn1ls all
'u ihN 20 Die terms. ~terrAsr, ~2S
= ns'r trs'ts all riit. can be ob.amed
90 WI. .tIr Nnlri font Of West lnth ~.
Il 81, tl.i.r, A., ut, 81 bsu.INiy, Sow York
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EOR NORwALK DIRECT.

meeting with Danhury Norwllx and Sew Hivel
Railroads by steamer ANtRCUs, day l>nndlys
excepted from Jewels docs BROOKLYN, .3D 4. NJ.
Pier 81 East river, 2i5 T.. NJ ana foot OF 3 st. East
nyer, at T. NJ. Farc, IS cents. Excursion ucAets 81
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ddlnnit0-- trn;llts.

A GiRIii Or IS wears Old 20 take care ~ children
~ MIR CAN'T. 20 Orchard It,. I'D floor.
Einsr-rLAS- operators on wheeler & y! lsop and
Dome' tie machines; also nrst-cass ciOah nnishers.
No 3is Broadway.
GIRI wanted to take charge OF a baby must under.
" stand sewing 30 West 10Th st.
nPhRATOK- On Union buttonholc machlLcs on
aYcrt st. Brooklyn.
s on none s9 MI 1 cut. and
hands 30 nougllss nt. south BROOKLYN
WANTED Thoroush h,stclss- CLOAK ana sack
w makers oaitgnno,'s ANA anishers to operate ON
WANrLD Young women one as S3,99k e.,
WHITE. 80 Oliver IT.
N>TEp-Expcrienced weaver. on frngcs and
" '''''' ''' "''' t. T. WiiSr&iid, 81 Broadway.
W Eoa.'so'k. ApS, aii,ial Brda,,s.y o ~
NyANrtD-A Hrst.clas, shirt moncr aud polishers
w one accustomed to laundry worS 2ll West 18Th
W learn dr,ssm king. l5s West lith st. Basement
door
w ANTEp.-A. smart yougx eir for light house
W WORK. liN5 Rroatway. Ring nrst Dell
W aSrt ac So '''a sc Ell y is' VIII" own ma
VASNrr9,,- E.r,as d, s'r'p 'ref'@'ser'' Apply
WANTED lI1ncs ON frinr.s
" - iiNbiNiiiAI BROS, Isl and $50 broadway.
w AS 10Th
xEANTED-A rr.tclass operator ON shirts. Apply
w At i14iq Allen
ny ANTED-A few good waist IN shcrs. e0i East
w 2l.tst
N'Ou>G Kris can Obtain situations free. lodging,
ana meas a. &C. each, az the GIRLS Lodging House,
% IT ,iarAs place ~. lundl. care Of Ihilirc1's
Aic society. NIsJ. free insiTuctllg sewing
chimes from o. daily TO al Nto may apply an /
cres1u Sing taughi gfi' iiiplsY.
q nn npIUATnR- and rnish,rs on white and
ltiV GAlne sairts, felt skirts. ana salrt frOnts.
! Room "a, 80. % AL intlc ST.. BrOO1lyn.
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Matblnelp

JrOK SALE Fourteen inch swing engine, lathe.
screw cutting, And oycryt ng Complete price very
low. L. IA. OLM6TED, 81 Nassau 81.
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9ouss farMsNIJ.
EIRNITURE. CARPETS. BEDDING. AMI
Il Stoves ruli ut lowest cash prices uu wees. hr
monthly payments No altlnuh charge nn time sal 3.
j. Lynch. 800 t'slthuvruur,
DpiWrtn 2lfh iul gotta -ts.
TINMELVE NONTu-' TIVE 70 PNN.-
L COOGAN'S the ,clliis istal Wrn nous lu nc Guy;
prlces aud tsrns below All Others. NL- j. loOG An
3s! 81 aN., between - d AMI 2oth ITS.
Send for catalogue.
XNrEENIN AND tIONTiILN PAYMENTS
W thkru for fnrn 'nre, carpets, Ahl DelIlus AMIN
ntusr .tnrh Hul llN prices
cow aklllNA AIT CO.'S 80 cnaihanE
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tllanitS---1lalts.

nrrI,uIr nsrsons s.el,og .,tn,tions snv
\. ciuaciiy should appy at Bureau. Excnause
o>, ,a,se a, a., q, mo-, a., .o,,,,, .,-....
- AL - soih 'n"'n' llt S''P -" At i'e'''
- =,
y sics' vASiSGES x co. asst ~ BroadwS,
a 4 the whalemcn's Headquarters. lOa south a.. a
n good OK ami steward wantci tor whaling vo,ase
4 AGENTS y va. f9;...ens article prcats
4 80, ras,,a at 81. MADISON St to attend grocery
n store must have good city reference.
A fIrrkn on msn's custom CATERS must be good
y aud re ay 3-i i-ta
Is c6,ser' Apply 10 fHoMHs KELLY Il Barclsy st.
Drt:rX-,rt,r-.. rrDru. a, ur,p,,p, Office.
nVvE Tr,.,-oualliy guaranteed Rest term,
gwen T. sfga. eiq' 20 fss Gi A e csa
nr,n,.M,nr .nl ,o order. w,,srcro,, show
Ii s,al AMaiiY',' NV nowrry ahoyehrd store.
d2 su'iG@ wSrk ana TeqaF9s TO 60 t. acy. Non
to 5P Me- ana on Saturday iroa. 10 4 " g!9sf,N,
CULVER DUKNISHER- Roy or girl 10 90 %
&c. ~. SUI Sun oicc "' '''' '.1-''sD ~ va
DANiEL DRlscoLL.
inv pS S94 r2nS W1 9t tG9a 'Ts,. n, 40 n,
the CtSt,.n9ii ~ be soil ON We psnnsnis " Tor or
Cash agents MAKING fF fd ~ ssiig'T ls,, .
w ,STrn- tnoron,,,, c,,-r,.,c.,, .,i.-.,11 ,or
W 'nr uuRol.trry de4,rtmeat. rr,'crenoe Wy be-
given 70 ons syuf * IS 7, & 4 q reisi dry Sooas
business. y. & JOHNSTON broadway amt ''l RI.
WANrtn An ac.lye og.nl 20 -c't e. 30 tamilies n
" THIS hc'l'hy ana niue country. AZ pet "r-urF and
Nei--u EiHoAi Al .fr-t tl. H"Y. 7. is. CREA I'll,
JstrciNs Depot, sussex county, Va
\NA>TkD-Ag honest. c4nape iAtn. wih. $50
w cnsn 7" lrf houses ana coiitct rtlts address
| oMNll' % lo'' suh once
WANTED Two picture tram" mouni"r-. one
W lllutr' anu Two boys Apply NJ 40 NA.ourhuy
| hN Hrloklfh
| xxrA>TrO-e5 .tonobre,sers AZ L.urci I'M Long
w fNtd' inontre an tnc vors sf,er D ,'rinrx N'"s
Nxr,>Trn ,,,..,.,co., s,r, ana, ,,,,,..- .,,,,,-
W T., r' a. - r.,s,nr,,. - a h, "a N"''e''
~ ~" ''''' wan wv ''e no w. ''N ''' t'
| Va ANTED-A youlg mau A. bar tender. Apply al
| W l. "o""i- = 80 Az. = corner ON st.
| w aNTED-A lie a glazler a. SAMUEL VESTS
| w ll5 l'liOt ST.. Il m, Mass
| XxrANTED-A gool oystsrnlan Andy ND oyster
| w non, - 3O6 hudson 81 '
| - - ------
| WANTED Man u press cinaks tins morning.
| w O3 smith ST. Brooklyn.
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STEAMBOATS, anO anIrulos.
A IBANY. AND Troy. BY. DAY BOATS

~ VIZ, MID AM DAME i. pheN lave y cstry
burgn and pOuguhtHpsie Ouy. Connections at Albany
WIT new train At H. VI for the west over New YORK
Central. arriving at Buffalo 5lO suspension Bridge $780,
and Niagara Fails At SEQ the following mOrnin- Con
unuou- trains on Lake Shore and Cana IA southern
IA "A
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Auttion Qotltes.

A SSIGNEE'S AUCTION, - W, \. CARTER VII
~ ren, Al ~ torilandt st. mean Greenwich, On FRIDAY
eth Octuucr. at l u'clOck, twenty driugh ana road
horses. two pairs mn mules together with trucks
harness wagons, Sc. sale prrenptury
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AeIl Gs:lis.
SCR sale an0 10 ",

* ACRES choice land. wen stockcd. 5000
I - Icfts k2,sjl. ID. +. tIRLEI. ~ centre -.
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arp o5coos.

Mn Gcoos.
IL EEPS patent partly.mane dress shirts the very
IN best for 81 can be mashed aseisly as hemming
handkerchief. OIL Broadway, aud O3l Arcn st., Pal.
adephla
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272 and 27i DOwery.
Sblp1,nl.
. Ncnons LINr,I,gg:yS NASlIhlssTEANRns.

! FOR QUE N-lON AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or lksl saturday, oct IS, 4 + "
CITY OF hltHMpNil saturday, Nov. l. II \. ".
CITY OF BERLlN........S atur inv, nov 1S at 4 VI
From ilrr i5, North River.
CABIN. ESQ and 400 gOlf. X turn tickets ON fay
| able terms 7rEEHAuE, rs. currency. Drafts "a
al lowest rates.
JOnN q. DALE Ascent. u ans 80 Broadway. y Y
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AtntlsIrq.

Watson Manufacturing Company.
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-26

tv-three hundred and twelve of the Revised
Code of 1871, in relation 10 the acknowl-
edgement and proof OF any conveyance or
deed for lands, tenements, or heredltaments
lvino and being in this State, where the
Darty or witness thereto resides III some
other State or Territory of the Union, De
and the same is hereby so amended that such
acknowledgement may be made before or
proof taken by any Notary Public or CLERK
Of a Court. record having seal OF once, III
9nv stare or Territory of the Union. as
we'll as before the officers enumerated in
said section.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That TINS
Act take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved, February 9th, 1876,
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AN ACT to provide for the discharge OF prs
oners in Noxubee and other counties, who
have commuted their sentence by labor on
nublic bridges, roads, or other works, under
an Act approved March 2, 1875.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That it shall
and may be lawful for any prisoner who
shall hereafter be employed TO work out the
sentence of any court in the various coun-
ties named in the Act approved March 2,
1879, on page "a of pamphlet Acts OF $50
viz. Leake, Attala, Alcorn, Prentiss, Tish-
omingo. Lauderdale, DeSoto, Tate, Calhoun.
Yalobusha. Marshall, Lowndes, Colfax, Ok
tibbeha, Franklin, jackson, Harrison, Han
cock, Marion, Pearl, Perry, Green, Lincoln,
Lawrence. Pike, Lee, Itawamba, Scott, New
ton. Jasper, Claiborne, 4azoo, Winston,
Choctaw, Sumner, Pontotoc, Tippah, Ben
ton, Lafay ette, Carroll. Montgomery, Nox-
ubee. Letlore, Kemper and Union, after
they have performed the service required
bv the court under said Act, to give one
DAYS notice of an intention to take the in
solvents oath, to the Clerk of the Circuit
Court or Clerk of the Chancery Court OF tile
county where such service has been per-
formed instead of the notice required by
law to be given to the District Attorney
and either of said clerks may administer
the oath to the applicant upon the schedule
being filed as the law requires, and upon
taking the oath such prisoner may be dis
charged.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That this
Act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved February 9, 1876.
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A JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to the
Pay of the Officers and Employees of the
Legislature.
Resolved by the Legislature of the State
of Mississippi, That the compensation of
the following officers and employees of the
two Houses of the Legislature shall be as
follows, tO-wit:
The Clerk of the House the sum of thirty
four dollars per diem; Reading Clerk ofthe
House. seven dollars per diem; Sergeant at
Arms of the House, six dollars per diem !:
Doorkeeper of the House, four dollars per
diem; two Messengers, one dollar each per
diem; three Porters for the House. two
dollars and fifty cents each per diem: six
Pages for the House, one dollar each per
diem; one Secretary of the Senate. thirty
dollars per diem one Sergeant-a Arms for
the Senate, sixteen dollars and fifty cents
per diem one Doorkeeper for the Senate.
the sum of four dollars per diem. And that
the Sergeant-at- Arms of the House employ
one Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms, who Shall
be paid the sum OF two dollars per diem.
Be it further Resolved That the officers
and employees of the two Houses shall re-
celve and draw the per diem fixed in the
foregoing resolution from the commence
ment OF the present session of the Iegisla-
ture. and that these resolutions take effect
and be in force from and after their passage.
Approved February 3D. 1876.
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Joint Resolution in regard to an appropria-
tion asked from the Congress of the United
States to make navigable certain portion
of the Tombigbee river, in said State and
the State of Alabama.
Be it resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi that the memorial of
the Board of Trade of the town of Columbus
in said State of Mississippi, to the Congress
of the United States asking for an appropri-
alton of fifty thousand dollars to clean out
and make navigable, at all seasons, the
Tombigbee river, between said town and
the Gulf of Mexico, be and the same is
hereby approved and recommended.
Be it further resolved, That our Senators
in Congress be instructed, and our Repre-
sentatives in the House of Representatives
be requested to ask from their respective
Houses said appropriation.
Be it further resolved, That his EXcellen-
cy, the Governor. be requested to forward
copies of the foregoing memorial and resO-
lutiOns % each of our Senators and Repre
sentatives in Congress.
Approved Feb. ID, 1876.
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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION providing 70

HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION providing for
additional clerical force in the office of State
Treasurer
Resolved by the Legislature of the State
of Mississippi, That the state Treasurer be
and he is hereby authorized to employ such
additional clerical force as the prompt and
efficient discharge of the duties of the office
may require; provided, not more than five
hundred dollars per annum shall be thus
expended.
Resolved, further, Than an act permitting g
the employment of an additional clerk at
one hundred dollars per month, for six
months, be and the same is hereby repealed,
and this resolution shall be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved, Feb. I'd, 1876.
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AN ACT amendatory of an Act entitled an Act
to create the office of Commissions of I'm
migration and Agriculture, and for other
purposes approved April l4th, 1873. and to
repeal an Act entitled an Act amendatory of
and supplemental to an Act to create the
Office of Commissioner of Immigration and
Agriculture, approved April 9th, 1874.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the I,eoisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That the
Commissioner of Immigration and Agri-
culture may have assigned to him suitable
room in the capitol in which to transact his
official business, as provided i'm an Act en-
titled an Act to create the Office OF Commits
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-26

s;o,er of immigration and Agriculture,
I'd for other purposes, approved April l4Vti'
1879. nroyided there be any suiLaOle rooln
therein not otherwise assigned ana useu am.
in the event that there should De no sucn
vacant room in the capitol, the aloresaiu
Commissioner NAV provide hlmseIl. at M
own EXPENSE in the city OF JACKSON, MIN
a Suitable room for transacting his onclai
business.
SEC. 2 Be it further enacted, mat the
aalary of the aforesaid Commissioner De anu
the same is hereby reduced from ths SUN oi
two thousand dollars. as PROVIDED lot III
section number nine of the Act TO Wnlcn lhis
Act is amendatory, 10 the sum OF one nun
dred dollars per aunum, ana tnat salo ooii
missioner shall not hereafter employ, at Tue
public expense. any clerk in his ONCE.
SEC. g. Be it further enacted, That the
proyision of section number eleven OF the
aforesaid Act OF April 14th, 1873, entitled an
Act to create the office of Commissioner ol
Immigration and Agriculture. and for otheI
purposes, approved April l4th, 1873, author,
izinr the aforesaid Commissioner TO eXpehu
ten thousand dollars in the pursuance OF MS
duties be and the same is hereby repealed
and that hereafter no sum of money WHAT
ever shall be drawn from the public treasury
to carry on the business of said office.
SEC f. Be it further enacted, That an Ac'
amendatory and supplemental TO an AcI ~
create the office of Commissioner OF fminl-
grafton and Agriculture, and for other pur-
Doses. approved April 9Th, 1874, and all Acts
and parts of Acts conflicting with THIS Acl
are hereby repealed, and that this Act take
| effect and be in force from and after It's pas
| sage.