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THE VAGAHOND ELEMENT IN
COUNCIL.
Sound Advice by colored Member tc
the Vagahonds.
What the AtIOrney-Gcnera i.
Tired Of.
[Lonisville Conrier-Journal.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The South
ern Republicans had a caucus last night
at Millard Hall, which was numerously
attended by the carpet-bag persuasion
Among those present were Senators
West, Spencer, Clayton, Dorsey, Como
yer and Patterson. Alcorn looked OF
for ten minutes and then excused him
self Representatives Morey, Lynch,
Welles, Purman, and others, and Messrs.
Platt, Stowell and ex-Congressmau
Smith were also present. These were
reinforced by portion Of the office
seeking carpet-baggers now in the city.
Others were not invited, and are feeling
very sore about it, There was long
debate about the condition of affairs in
the South. Mr.. Purman asked, "What
shall we do?" to which Haralson, a ne
gro, replied, "Draw your pay and quit the
State"
Spencer and Patterson were the prin-
cipal speakers. There was a good deal
of anxiety expressed to have a Supreme
Court decision confirming the constitu-
tionality of the enforcement act, as the
only way of carrying the elections. 1t
is said that the Supreme Court was about
equally divided.
Mr.. Patterson had had a most discour-
aging interview with the Attorney Gen
eral in which the latter had told him
that he was tired of these applications for
troops whenever a man was killed or mu-
tilated, and that the Administration was
tired of upholding rotten governments by
bayonets. He asked why they did not
appeal to the courts.
Mr.. Patterson said it was hopeless to
expect any more military aid from the
government, except to enforce the pro-
cess of the courts.
Mr.. Haralson, the colored member
from Alabama, was very severe upon
Spencer, and said the negroes preferred
an alliance with their old masters to one
with Spencer and his set.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Commissioners Sac.

L NDEk AND BY VIRTUE or A DECREE
- Of The Chauccry Court OF Kinds county.
for the First District thereof rendered ou the
26ih day of January, A. ID 1876. Iu a certain
cause wherein r. ". Hoh.on is camulaiuaut.
and James h. Morahnn and B. a. Rgau are
defendants, No. 1is, ON the docket of Said
Court the undersigned tomfuis ssioucr ou
MONDAY, THE GTH DAY OF MARCH. A. D.
1876. Within the hours prescribe by law. win
proc sed to sell nt the front door of thc City
Hall, ina Jackson, Ni-sissippi, at Public
Auction, TO the hicacs. bidder ior cash,
AL those ccratu lots or srcHIs of ground
icing and situate in said City Of Jackson,
County ct lliuI- and ~tate of Mississippi
described bN ibe following Wttcr and bounds.
t1-wiG Ecg.nufur at fhr u,rtsw $50 core
ner ofa tract Of land owned by slil r. NJ
Hohson, in the northwest "a of section 3. town
ships, north range ], casi, thence cast one
hundred and sixty tceG thence south eighty
feet: thence westone hundred and sixty fpci.
thence north eighty feet t0 the place ot begin
ming. Also that other lot or. parcel OF ground
described by the following meter and bounds.
to-wiu Beginning az apointone hundred ana
sixty feet south of the southwest corner Of the
above described LOT thence south eighty-f0ur
feet 20 town creek. thence southeast with the
mcanders Of the middle Of town creek to tho
mouth Of the first drain. thence north with
said drain one hundred feet DO stake, thence
due north one hundred and siNfy-hve feet.
thence west tvo hundred and seven feet t0 the
place of beginning All being and situate iu
the City OF jackson, County OF Kinds aud
State mississippi.
Acting as Comm siOner, / shall convey only
such title as Is vested in nle by The provisions
Of said decree A O. MOORE,
Feb9 -wkly-4t. Special Commissioner.
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out their masters will, however atrocious
but eating out the substance of an impover-
lshed people. But at the same time, It Is
Dad economy not tn pay remunerating COM
pensation for necessary service. do hope
our Legislature. as far as IN their power
lies. viii give ws an able and upright judi
ciarv. 1t Is the very palladium OF our safe
ty, In every point of view.
have noticed that correspondent has
suggested a law against carrying concealed
weapons; he IN ght as well have added one
also against carrying match bOXes-our
dwelling and gin houses are frequently
burned by incendiares. The remedy tor
the improper use of these things is in
wholesome laws. and particularly in eff
clent and incorruptble officers, with home
culture. Ii is too much on a line with the
whisky legislation in our State. by the mis-
cradle offspring of the God and morality
party that have been running our State gov
ernment for the last few wears Another
thought Some things as Incompatible
20 mix up in legislation. as in the practice
OF medicine; such as Assessor and Collector
of taxes-collector of money and keeping
it.
have just read Mr.. Hinyard's cpnmuni-
cation. hope the Legislature will not en-
terrain his views in regard TO the introduc-
ton OF Immigrants intoour State | wish
the office could now be abolished. We
rather need legislation TO keep our people
at nome, than to burden them with
taxes to hive others to come among
Us. Already many poor men with fam
lies and young men unincum bered.
are leaving our State, and seeking
homes in Texas, Arkansas and other
states, driven from among US by heavy
taxation, and an uninviting future. All
that is needed on this subject is to have wise
and judicious laws, and these enforced,
and ii we use the same exertion to keep,
that we did to get, control of the State gov
we can inaugurate such a condi-
ton of things, that immigration will as
flow into Mississippi, as water
seeks its level.
Very respectfully,
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Medication is only successful when 1t is
rational. and it is rational only when It be-
gins at the beginning. In other words to
cure a malady. its cause must be removed,
Weakness, either general or local, Is the orr
gin of the great majority of diseases Re
inforce the vital energies, regulate diges-
ton and secretion, by strengthening the
organs which perform those all-important
functions, and dyspepsia, constipation, kid
ney and bladder com plants. uterine diff
culties, impure circulation, and the thousand
and one ailments which are the consequences
of debility, are ompletely, and in most
cases permanently, removed. The best,
safest and most agreeable tonic and altera-
tive that can be employed for this purpose,
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The experi-
ence Of twenty-five years. during which
time it has Outliyed perhaps ten times that
number OF ephemeral preparations which
had entered into competition with it, has
proved it to be unequaled as a remedy for
all disorders accompanied by, or proceeding
from weakness,
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TITLES OF LOCAL ACTS.

| /. An Act TO incorporate the Southern Banl
of Oxford. By Limitation, January 10, 1916
| 2 An Ac; to change the name of the Chick
| asaw Savings Institution. and for other pur
poses. Approved January 18th. 1876.
! g. An Act TO extend the time for the payment
! of outstanding school teachers warrants in
the county Of Franklin. Approved January
| 18th 1876
! T. An Act to change the time Of holding the
! Circuit Court Of Coltax county, and for other
purposes. Approved January =, 1876.
). An act entitled an act to repeal an act TO
create the office Of County Engineer for De-
Soto, Madison and Iazoo counties Approved
March -, 1873.
8. An act to repeal act prohibiting the
sale of vinous and spirituous liquors within
FIVE miles of the town of Cotfeeyille Ialobusha
county State of Mississippi, and for other
purposes. By Imitation January .. 1876.
:. An Act entitled an Act to repeal the Act
of March 3, 1870, providing for Road Master
in Adams county. By limitation, January
Doth 1876
8. An Act in relation to the future sessions
OF the Board Of Supervisors of Kinds county
9. An Act entitled an act TO amend the char
ter of the town of Edwards Depot
10. An Act TO amend an act entitled an act
90 incorporate the town Of Shubuta.
IL. An Act to extend the corporate limits of
the town of Waterford, in the county of Mar
shall.
Il. An Act 10 ascertain the outstanding in
debtedness of Yazoo county, and for other
purposes. By Limitation, January 81, 1896.
l3. An Act to repeal an Act entitled an Act
to amend the laws in relation TO the Boards of
Supervisors, and the working of the roads in
Holmes county and other counties. BY Limita-
tion, January 81, 1876
II. An Act TO amend the Char ter of the town Of
Edwards Depot By Limitation, January rs
1876.
-. An Act providing for the sale of lands
IN Prentiss county, delinquent for the tax of
1914. Approved February ,, 1876.
l6. An Act to authorize the Board of Su-
pervisors of Winston county to .cvy a
special tax to pay certa n outstanding school
warrants Approved February 2, 1876.
l.. An Act to allow an additional Constable
in the county of Smith. Approved February
2 1876.
Is An Act to authorize the Board of Super
ylsors OF Sumner county to issue bonds for the
debt due by said county to the county Of
Choctaw. Approved, February ,, 1876
10 An Act to require the Secretary of State
TO furnish to the Circuit and Chnncerv Clerks
of Carroll county certain Mi. sissippi Reports
sheet acts and Revised Code of ISL Approved
February 2 1876
20 An Act to amend the Charter of the town
of Bolton. By Limitation, Feb. 5, 1876
q. An Act 70 repeal an act to amend the laws
in relation to the Cotton Weigher of Madison
Holmes, YazoO and YallobuSha counties as far
as the same relates 20 Holmes county. Ey
Limitation Feb. I, 1876.
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The Survivors.

There are so many of the famous Missis-
sippi Brigade of the ever glorious Army OF
North Virginia (Which was commanded
successively by Generals Evans, Griffith,
Barksdale and Humphreys present in the
city, we (the Junior cannots forbear giving
his old comrades a separate mention-espe-
eially as there are probably more OF them
now here than have been collected together
In any one town since the dtsbandment OF
the Brigade.
18th REGIMENT.
Capt. w. B. johnson, member of the Leg
islature.
Capt Cameron, member of the Grand
Lodge.
Mr.. Wagner, member of the Grand Lodge.
Lieut.T. P. Bell, member of the Legisla-
ture.
17TH REGIMENT.
Gen. w. S. Featherston, member of the
Legislature.
18TH REGIMENT.
DR.. S, S. Carter, member of the Legisla-
ture.
Mr.. j. H. Dyer, member of the Legisla-
tuFe,
Sergeant j. L. McCasklll, member Of the
Senate.
2lsT REGIMEAT.
Col. w. H. FitzGerald, member OF the
Senate.
Mr. H. Dsnio. member of the Grand
Lodge.
And a number of the 18th Regiment, resi-
dents Of the city.
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AS very sMany Citizens" was so pleased
with his ''piece" that he though it worth re-
insertion in THE CLARION, will be PARDON
ed for asking you 10 re-publish the reply
with some additional facts.
sMany CitiZens'' starts out by saying that
there must be reduction of salaries. To
that have no objection, where it can be done
without injury to the public service, and
this has already been agreed upon; reduc,
tions that will meet with universal sanction
will be made. He says there must be a re-
ductioA in taxes. As the law STANDS, don
see how the Board of Aldermen can reduce
the taxes below what they are now, viz
For the purpose of carrying on the City
Government, 'one-half of one per cent. or
$500 on the $1,000 in city warrants (the re-
naino 81. mills. or So so OF the thousand,
| Is levied bv special acts of the Legislature,
and made compulsory } bond interest tax.
mills or So 90 OF the $1,000; school teachers.
mills or 50 90 on the 81, 900 fire department,
l mill. or $l00on the 81 900; sehool-house-
one-haIf mill. or 90 cents on the thousand.
The writer Gays the Mayors salary has
not been exceeding S1.OG0 year for the last
| forty wears. The writer Is mistaken Ia his
assertion. Mr.. Barrows received 4l,OUO a.
MAYOR. 5000 as Street Commissioner, and
various sums as City Attorney. Mr.. Ma
| money and his fees as City Attorney.
| have never heard of any allowances beln. :.
made to the present incum bent, although
he has performed all the duties heretofore
perfsrned by the City Attorney. The city
/ has not paid one dollar for attorney ices
/ for the past two years, except Tor contracts
made by previous Boards
The writer says there was a time when
/ some good man acted as City Clerk Tor $lu'
1 a year. That may true. Does he remem pc
| when the Governor received 81 600 and Cir
cult Judges $600f The writer might have
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LA w -
or THE
STATE F'MISSISSIPPI
IPUBLIsHED By AurHoRrrr.l
House BILL. NO. 81.

hCCSh BILL NJ. u1s
AN ACT TO amend Section 1869 of Chapter
9, of the Revised Code of 1871.
SECTION 1. Be II enacted BY the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That Sec
COde OF 1871. be aud the same is hereby
amended as follows, to-wit: BY adding the
following proviso to said section Provided,
that in all cast in which the SUN TO be
paid 10 each distributes shall be small, not
exceeding one hundred dollars in amount,
the cost OF taking out letters of guardian
ship would exhaust or nearly exhaust such
sum. the ChaHcery may. in the exercise of IA
sound discretion. order and direct such eX-
I recutor or administrator to pay over. such
sum to the distributee, or to such discreet
and prudent person as may be designated
by the order of the Court, upon the recon-
mendation in writing of two dfsinterested
practicing attorneys in the Court where
such matter is pending, to receive the same !;
such person paving OUT the same for the
benefit OF such minor as his or her necessi-
ties may require.
SEC. 2. Should the sum due to such dis
tributee be paid 10 some discreet person for
the benefit TO such distributee, under the Or
der of the Court, such person shall not be
required to give bond aud security for the
faithful application OF the same.
SEC. 3. Be il further enacted, That the re-
ceipt of the person designated by the Chan
cellor shall be ample, sufficient and a good
voucher to the administrator or executor by
whom the same was paid.
Approved, Feb. I'd, 1876.
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AN ACT entitled an Act TO repeal an Act en-
titled an Act to amend section 2459 Of the
Revised Code of 1871, regulating the retail
of vinous and spirituOus liquors, and 20 en-
force the right of women TO petition and
protest against such sales approved March
9th, 1874
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture Of the State of Mississippi. That an
Act entitled an Act to amend section (24j9)
twenty-four hundred and fifry-niBe OF the
Revised Code of 1871, regulating the retail
of viHous and spirltuous liquors. and to
enforce the right of women TO petition and
protest against such sales. approved April
9th, 1874, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
SIC. ?. Be it further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
BY Limitation, February Sth, 1870.
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION no. ,.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION. NO. 3.

House Joint Resolution providing for addi-
tional 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 dates of the office
may require; provided, not more than five
hundred dollars per annum shall be thus
expended.
Resolved, further, Than an act permitting
the employment of an additional clerk at
one hundred dollars per month, for six
months, be ana the same is hereby repealed,
and this resolution shall be In force from
and after its passage.
Approved, Feb. ID, 1876.
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How Ihe Money Goes

Raymond Gazette.l
In the report by the Governor of the
Executive contingent fund, we notice the
following allowance:
4" John D. Beard, Executive business
in Raymond, 1885,"
Thirty-six dollars for one days servi-
ces that amounted to nothing! 1t is a
disgrace to civilized country. Boards
investigation here was of no earthly ben.
eft to the State OF any body else 1t was
simply to find out whether few " boys
followed negro" to church or not.
which had been reported from ar unreli-
able source. Such is Radicalism,
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Trustees Sale.

Dl VIRTUE OF A CERTNN DEED I'M
l. Trust executed by the jackson Hiph
School 90 the undersigned. as Trustee. dntci
- day Of November. 1915. and duly recorded
90 secure the payment Of % certain note therp-
in specified. 10 r r. Helm, Treasurer of Oak.
land college, will. at ihc request It tho said
Helm, Treasurer aforesaid. Uu SATURDAY.. thn
18th day Of March. 1876 Within tho hours pre-.
scribed by law for Sheriff. sules iu front Of
the State House, iu the city 0f jackson sci. .
TO the highest bidder toy ohsh, the folloWigp
described property, situated In said city. hDd
whcreon tho said jackson High Soholl is sii-
uated, t0-Wlt; Lots Nos % and O, North. Hud
the tencments situated thereon.
The title TO said property is believed to D
good, hut viii convey such tide only ma a.
vested in me hy said Deed of Trust
Il. j. WHARTON, Trustee.
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AN ACT TO define and punish the crime of
burglary in railroad cars.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That any
person or persons who, in the night or day
time, with the intent to steal or to commit
felony, shall break into and enter any
railroad car i'm this State, in which any
goods, merchandise or other valuable things
are kept for use, deposit or trans portation
as freight, shall be deemed guilty of bur
glary, aud shall. on conviction, be sentenced
to the peniteutlary for not less than two nor
more than five years.
APPROVED, February Sd, 1876.
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Judge Smiley.

The Summit Sentinel, commenting on
paragraph in the Handsboro Democrat,
that all the Judges and ChanceIlors had
been visiting jackson to soc Ames, ex-
cepts from the list of suppliants, the name
of Hon, Jas. NJ. Smiley, Judge of the
Cd judicial District. Home
stead
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Officers Grand COWUciI Royal and
Select NAa tiers.


2. NJ. Savery, BALDWIN, Most Ill. Grand
Master.
w. G.. Paxton, Vicksburg, Deputy III.
Grand Master.
j. T. Whitehead, Holly Springs, Grand
Principal Conductor of Work.
A. +. Barry, HaHiehursr, Grand Treasurer.
j. L. Power, jackson. Grand Recorder.
T.. +. Shuler, Sails, Grand Captain of tns
Guards.
John a. Dicks, Natchez, Grand Conduct
or OF Council.
Key. ). Z. Pitts, Cherry Greek, Grand
Chaplain.
j. c. Porter, Lauderdale, Grand Steward.
j. l.. Finley, Guntown, Grand Marshal
Jacob PEBBLES, Natchez, Grand Sentinel.
GRAND oovAcEL COMMITTEES AND RETURNS.
Credentials--Jno. -. Dicks, ]. l.. Power,
L. Iiebenleld.
Visiting Companions--R. b. Brannln,
Geo, G Porter, j. A. Hearne.
Unfinished RqSiness--W. G.. Paxton, ). Z.
Conley, j. W. Winn,
Subordinate Councls--J. I. whitehead,
Oliver Clifton, n. S. Walker.
Councils Under Dispensation-R. l.
Saunders +. +. Shuler, J. L. Finley.
Finance-Wm. French, J, I. Whitehead
Jno. Y. Murry.
Complaints aud Appeais-W. u. FerriSs,,
r. b. Brannin, Jno. A. Galbreath, Sr
Foreign Correspond 8. Pat
ton, E. Geo. DeLap, j. IL. Alexander.
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CULLN-DoRAN-At st. Peters (Catho-
ic) Church, Tuesday evening, Sth inst,
BY Rey. Father Picherit, JOHN CULLEN to
Miss KATE DoRAN.
SPRpULE-NICHoLsoN-- the residence
OF the bride, Tuesday evening, Sth inst. by
Rev Father PicheriG. JOHNSON SPRoULE to
Mrs. CATHARINE NICHOLSON.
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RersOmAl.

AR. NJ Thompson, OF ID. Appleton Il Co..
publishers of the American Eyeiopadl3, Is
in the city. soliciting subscribers to TINS
great work, and we hope he will meet with
very liberal patronage, as the work deserV es
u place in every library, and MeSsrs. Apple
ton 4 Co are very clever people. One OF
the finn has Just donated $4,000 to the Or
nban AsvIum tor Confederate Soldiers in
CaorOia
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PARDUE-At her residence, in Washburn,
Barry county, Missouri, on Sunday, Janu-
ary q, lS{6, Mrs. Sarah 4. R4BnuE, wife
af Wp. al. Pardue, Esq.
East Mis- slssippi papers please eopyl
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.oRGAEIZATION OF THE FIRE De
EENr.-West Jackson Fire Co., No. l, =,
bratel the movement to re-OrganiZe
lre Department at its ia&C meeting.
bay night Gem Fire Co, No. 2,appoin-
pmmittee of conference. The subject
pine up in No. l and Pearl Hook q
i, No. l, at their next meetings.
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Il j. NJ. CALDWELL, substantial
of Chiffon county. Alabama, is in
sy, in company with Hon. }. y. Wes-
hd cOutempates selecting land some
near the \. o., St. l.. aud Cairo Rd ,
Of Jackson. for the settlement of a
consisting of twenty or more fami-
Welcome,
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EsENrATIoN.-Our associate, Col.
was presented by the Grand
OR Thursday night, with an elegant
|assiye gold jewel, studded with dia-
!. Grand Master BarkIey presented
Eel IN behalf of the Grand Lodge.
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NUlsANcE.-We respectfully sub
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
lppriety of passing an ordinance to
Is "nigger shooters" Little boys
be com mpelled to find other amuse-
than shooting pigeons, chickens, and
Rnd poultry generally. 1t is species
Nelty that parents should forbid, and
Re law should punish.
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b FIRE DEPARTMENT AT its reg
betting held last night, Jackson Fire
b. !, coneurred in the proposition to
ID committee TO take into GoHGidera-
BE- reorganization of the Fire Depart
The meeting of the Committee Will
Id tonight mt No. Is Engine House.
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A. G. Moan, ESQ.,, ex-sherif of At
tala county, and Mr..W. R. Thorn pson, of
Hazlekurst, are visiting the city.
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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION. NO. 7.

Joint Resolution in regard TO an appropria-
tIon asked from the Congress of the United
States to make navigable a certain portion
of the Tomb gbee 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 Columbu IS
in said State OF Mississippi, 10 the Congress
OF the United States, asking tor 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 ReDre-
sentatives in the House of Representatives
be requested TO ask from their respective
Houses said appropriation.
Be it further resolved, That his Exeellen-
cy, the Governor. be requested to forward
copies of the foregoing memorial and reso-
lutions 20 each of our Senators and Repre-
SenUatives in Congress
Approved Feb. I'd, 1876.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2.
Joint Resolution in Relation to the State Lii
brary.
Be it resolved hv the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi, That hereafter it shall
be the duty of the State Librarian to keep
the State Library open every night Sunday
excepted, till the hour of 10 O'Clock, during
the sitting of the Legislature .
Approved February %, 1876.
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RsoNAL.-A. j. Wheeler, Past
Master OF Tennessee, aud editor of
Asonic Jewel, at Menphis, was in the
Il attendance on the Grand Lodge.
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} esteemed friends f. G. McGee,
4ernrise. and Walter Acker, of fauld-
4 ms the favor to call on Us Friday.
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i had the pleasure Of a call last
from Capt. T. }. Murphy. Clerk OF the
lery and Circuit Courts OF Hancock
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,.;DDi Manual of Forms.

go only a few dozen copies of the
5,,ion Of this work now on hand.
H. mail. postage prepaid, $500 Ad-
prBLIsHERs CLARION.
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THE WEATHER.-Cold and bracing
weather to-day.-Times.
Isn't it EN- mbracing weather.
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orrrrED.-The jury in the case of
!. indicted for murder, rendered a
!, Inst We. X, of not guilty.
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soRREsPoNDENT at Madison Station
that movement is on foot TO have
bin :. range / and East, restored to
to which county it originally be-