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AS the Irish have far any record has been pub
shed shown the highest average Of any OF tho
foreign teams IL Is unnecessary to institute COMPARE
son between the American any Of the others.
The purpose OF this communication Is simply 10 show
that which Is the incontcstibe faci---tha while the
foreign that to appear at Crccdmoor IN Sep
TENDER may roll up scores that will make some
more Of them victorious over tho American team, yet
the scores far made by tho American team far
pass any average long range rifle shooting that has
ever yet been done either side OF the Atlantic do
not doubt shat prior to tho match IN September next
this average will DO largely increased render
victory on the part Of the American fairly well
assured CREEDM0OR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-24

oREDIrABLE PRACTICE BIZ OFFICERS AND MEN
or THE SECOND BRIGADE

or THE SECOND BRIGADE.
The practice shooting yesterday at Creedmoor vas
by members OF the regiments in the Second brigade.
There were present 500 men, all told-l90 from the
Ninth regiment in charge OF Lieutenant Colonel Mont
gomery; III from the scventy-nrst under Captain
See, and 81 from the Eleventh regiment in charge Of
Captain Lohring General viIlmar, the brigade CON-
mander, and most Of his stan also present Tho
brigade Inspector judge advocate and ordnance officer
only absent Excellent order observed
throughout the day The shooting was under the su-
pervision OF MAJOR Orvis and Major Pryor officer of
the day, The shooting quite good at the shorter
ranges Tho weather was favorable for shooting Be-
low the OF those in the three regiments who
qualified 10 shoot for marksmens badges
aEcoNp BRIGADE srAFF
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ALLEGED COUNTERFEITERS.

Ansellemo Aguilla and Buah Agulila, tho St. Do
mingo negroes who arrested on Wednesday last
on charge OF passing two counterfet 1--WE dollar bills
on tho National Bank OF Hampden, Mass,
rasncd before United States Commissioner Winslow,
IN Brooklyn. They waived examination and were held
to await the action OF the Grand jury. Bail was fixed
III each case at So, 600.
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COLLISION IN THE RIVER.

Yesterday afternoon. while the fcrryboat Newark, or
tho Dcsbrosscs street limo, crossing the river on
her way TO New York, she colIidcd with sIoop Her
fore cabin was carried away and she badly dam
aged that will necessary to lay her up Tor repairs
No person was injured, although many woro much
frightened
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-24
THE NATIONAL GAME.

THE cHEIsEAs BEAT THE ARLrNGToys DY
SCORE OF IL TO o.
The rst game OF the season between the ArIngtons,
OF this city and the CheIseas played yesterday
the Union Grounds and resulted tho signal defeat Of
the New Workers. by a OF IL TO .. At tmc
tho Arlingtons hal lead OF to o. but finally the ChcI
seas began bat Faon and succeeded in rolling
up eleven runs After this the Arngtons exhibited
such unmIstakable signs OF Generalization that tho
affair became q farce.
no Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-24

leg SO that necessary amputae Il He recovered
a verdict In the sum OF &l2 900. Tho company main
tain that they responsible and that there was
no negligence the part their servants, and upon
that ground they appeal from the verdict. Decision
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REDUCING TEACHERS SALARIES.

The Board OF Finance OF Jersey City has resolved 10
reduce tho salaries OF Tho teachers In the public schools
ton per cent Tho Board Of Education stubbornly
fused 10 take this step whc all tho other Boards
the city government reduced their expenscA Tho
Board Of Finance has at last insisted ON the reduction
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DECISIONS.

that the party In question should be put the stand
and adjourned the case I'LL the 18th OF July.
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Cywbs lat ID ID an sta. 6n Ia. STA oM
Arlngtons -. 2 o. o. o
Chciscns...... 0 o 2 III OIL
Bases by crrors--A rlingtonss4; Cheiscas, Z.
Runs csrncd--Arling tons, 2; Chelseas 3.
Umpire. sullivan, OF the Brooklynx
Tine Of game-Two hours aud twenty minutes.
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HIRsCHMANN.


have to mention that out OF this amount ] had t.
pay the lodging and part OF board for the passengers
Tor eight days here. rcichsmarks 24o G. II.
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Private Bockman. 80. u A . 81 17Io 244 q III 20
Lieutenant 0tt........4 8 ? 81 l4l2 0 q III IS
Two matches Will be contested to-day, one at short
ranges and tie other ut the longest distances.
NINTH REGIMENT.
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGKl
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ton, 10 give general uotice to the plectols
OF Their right 10 vote upon the same aild 10
receive MI legal votes upon such asnerti-
ment, and make due return thereof To The
Secretary of state, within the time required
for making returns Ofthe eleelinn of Ulcers.
The said returns shall be made CUT sepa-
rately and transmitted to the office
OF Secretary of State, endorsed on the
back of the envelope containing the sam 9
the words ELECTION returns, Constitutions
al Amendment, County of
SECTION 4. Be it further enacted. That
1t shall be the duty of the Secretary of State
TO lay before the Legislature. during the
first week of the session next following
such election, certified statement of all
votes cast for or against any amendment
proposed in the several counties of this
state; and in addition thereto. a certified
statement of the "whole number of electors
who voted for the mem bers of the Legisla-
ture" at such election in the different coun-
ties, taking the average vote cast in coun-
ties entitled TO choose more than one mem
Der OF the House of Representatives, as the
actual vote given for N members of the Legis-
lature in sucn counties
SECTION 5 Be It further enacted. That
this Act shall take effect and be In lore
from and after its passage.
By Limitation
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FOX ALL THE PEOPLE

nd because it is, and will be, politically froo
its founder and Of t the to the
controlled by no clique, caucus sr p@rey, put
I, iaoors to limit and direct legislation 70 81
Puplic welfare and to aid in comneIIina 20 Fr te
qes great parties nominations during rbe
IN Character integrity in admin 1nt purity
Deter era for the politics of the st ana
country. Citizens who would vote ;nte1Ii wnoie
cannot not dispense with the paper Which, cent
and ' eandid h0RsS'y
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Citation.

supreme Court, October Term, A. D 1875
JANUARY Is. 1876
'iAih OF MISSISSIPPI JAS. H. WALKER ct al
KINDS couNrr WIN. JoYstar mo 1892
MO cause being heard on motion of t.
mona n. alker ct al, Appellants. for a sum.
f tnons ana severance against Robert c.
ro,y, tneir co-defendant in the Cbancor,-
"a "a Isls appeal; and it appearing tbs Josn nii
G:anrey Is hot resident of this State b1,.
Ii OF McNairy county. Tennessees oos d a
Statp ostohce address, Gravel Hill in said
-. - ordered by the Court that said co-dafona-
an, Robert ID. Caffrey, be and apnear bofouo
en5 Iourt, on the Sd Monday of 4nril ne1.
shu JOIN In the prosecution of this cause ~
sbono cause why he should not be seyere al
l;sl hn9 IL Is ordered that this order no n,h
I;sh he9 IN HE CLARION a newsnaner p,,b
In the city of Jackson, for fonr
C 1Ie uale OF this order, and the CLERK IF tbin
49, mar, postage repaid, a COW IF ~;
Iaa. directed TO said non-residen, =. n!
ssoIice address, as above stated - MS
= y ue copy from the Minutes:
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by We. CAGE, D. G.
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TITLES OF LOCAL ACTS.

IL An Act to incorporate the Southern Raul
| OF oxford. BY Limitation, January 10 1915
An Act to change the name of the Cbiok
ASA" savings Institution, and for other mr.
poses Approved January 18th, 1876.
o. An Act to extend the time for the pavment
OF outstanding school teachers warran Iso ~ !;
18th 1876 PP10'eu January
~ f. An Act to change the time of holding the
circuit Court of Colfax county, and for otbn,
purposes. Approved January 2, 1876.
D. An act entitled an act to reneal an 90. =,
create the office of County Engineer for No ~
March 20, 1873 approved
o. An act to repeal an act probibitino tho
SAFE OF vlnous and spirituous LIQUORS VIM
I'VE mics OF the town of Coffeevilie. Yalobnsba
county, State of Mississippi and for othnn
purposes. By limitation, January Is 1915
4 An Act entitled an Act to reneal tho Al.
OF March 3, 1875 prov iding for Road Master
5e ~ A4 Jams county. By limitation, Januarv
o. An Act in relation to the future sasO;ons
'1 the Board of Supervisors of Kinds oonntTs
An Yet entitled an act to amend tho cbor
'er Oh the town of Edwards Depot.
~. An Act to amend an act entitled an act
. incorporate the town of Shubuta.
. II. An Act to extend the corporate limits of
ne a town of Waterford, in the county of Ma |
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An Act to confer upon the chairmen of oo,,
n mieeees power to administer oaths and fo,
other purposes. III" 1ol
.,, SECTION l; Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ohaf OF the State of Mississippi, Thai the
n,idtetna al o.. or acting chairman of any com
t .ntttee OF the Senate or House of Renresen-
oatlves ofthe State of Mississippi, and tho
;aint or acting chairman of anT
l H committee of said Senate 'n ~
b hoase OF Representatives, be and are
relepy empowered to administer oatbS
OF animation to witnesses i'm anv ooe oa'l us
n n,atter under examination before said com
iniCteeS' and every person who shall wiIlfni-
f fs,s ana hc8rruptly swear testify or affirm
iIalsely before such committee, shall he la
pie to the pains, penalties. and disc bil;ti IA
io crime OF
Pee pee. z. Be it further enacted. That this or.
n erect from and after its passage.
approved January 18th, 1876.
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JOINT RESOLUTION

Resolved, by tie Legislature of the State
of Mississippi: That whereas, there are
more than two thousand copies of the Re-
vised Code of 1871 in the archives for which
there is very little demand, and,
Whereas, 1t would be of great advantage
to each mem Der of the Legisl 3ture to have
copy of the aforesaid Code to aid in dis
patching business, therefore
BE it Resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi that the Secretary OF
state De and Is hereby required to place on
the desk of each member of the Legislature
a copy of the Revised Code, and that at the
end OF the present session each mem Der re-
ceIving the same shall return the same to
the once OF the Secretary OF State, and
each member of this body receiving a conv
OF the Code shall receipt to the Secretary of
State for the same.
Resolved further, That this resolution take
effect from and after its passage.
Approved January 18th, 1876.
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final settlement with any Tax Collector,
until exhibition and examination of such
Collectors cash book, required by law to
be kept, the entries on which shall be veri-
fled by the oath of such Collector, reco. ded
in said cash book.
SEC 6. Be it further enacted, That the
Auditor of Public Accounts Is hereby pro-
hiDited from issuing any warrant to any
Tax Collector for taxes overpaid; or from
issuing any warrant for any purpose what
ever except on specific appropriations
made by law, setting forth the amount ap-
propriated, and for what purpose; or from
issuing any warrant under any annual or
pretended annual appropriation heretofore
made; or by virtue of any act directing
the issuance of warrants for certain pur-
poses, unless a specified amount shall have
been appropriated and set aside for such
purpose, a sufficient amount of which is un-
expended to pay any warrant issued
SEC. z. Be it further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved January 22 1876.
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AN ACT TO repeal the second section of an
Act entitled an Act in relation to the Public
Revenue, approved March I'd, 1875
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture OF the State of Mississippi, That the
second section of an Act entitled an Act in
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same are hereby repealed.
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Approved January Is, 1876.

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SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
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compensation shall be allowed to any news
paper for publishing the daily proceedings
OF this Legislature, and that this act take
effect from and after il. passage.
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Approved January 18th, 1876.

A Joint Resolution to abolish the office Of
Postmaster for the two Houses
- BE 1t Resolved by the Legislat ure of the
State of Mississippi, That the office of
Postm aster for the two Houses be and the
same is hereby abolished, and that this res
sage. pcs
Approved January II, 1876.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Joint Resolution in relation to certain Public
Funds.
Be it resolved by the Legislature of the
state Of Mississippi, That the Treasures OF
the University Of Mississippi, of Alcorn
University. the state Lunatic Asylum. the
Blind Asylum or School, the Deaf and
Dumb Institute, State Normal School at
Holly Springs, and the Normal School at
Tugaloo or Of any other charitable or edu-
cationaI Institution supported in whole or
in part by the State, be and they are hereby
REQUIRED 10 at once place in the hands of the
State Treasurer all money, bonds, warrants
or funds Of whatsoever character they may
now have on hand az Treasurers of any
such Tustitutions, that the same may be ex-
AHMED by d committee of the Legislature
Also TO report all transactions in bonds
warrants etc, by them during the past
twelve months on account of such Institu-
tions showing when and for how much
warrants were sold, and when and how the
proceeds were disposed of and such other
information as a committee OF either or both
Houses Of the Legislature may demand,
Resolved further, That this resolution
take effect from and after its passage
By Limitation, January 20, 1876.