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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-26

Supreme Court in The case OF Brady vs.
+ Hume, %, Miss p. COS.
/ Under the decision ip that case, the posi-
ton is utterly untenable.
III the vutes st Glencoe box. are excluded
Ia accordance nitli the views of the IN +ior-
ity OF the Committee herein before eX-
pressed. General Chalmers is entitled to.be
/ seated for the reason that he has received the
highest number Of legal votes cast.
Sullvan's vote as returned, is 1888. De-
duct from this 2791a, that being his proper
tional share of the whole number of illegal
votes east at the Glencoe box, as before ex-
planned aud his vote would be S04ls.
Chalmers vote as returned, is S97
Add the seven votes excluded at the Shu-
fOrdville box, and his total vote would be
904.
Majority for Chalmers over Sullivan.
1885,.
For The reasons given, the majority OF the
committee recommend that James r. Chal-
mers be seated as the duly elected Senator
from the 18th Senatorial District.
r. Q. REYNOLDS, Ch'mn.
r. III. THOMPSON,
T. c. CATCHINGS,
F. G. BARRY.
Mr.. Reynolds offered the following resolu-
tions:
l. Resolved That ". B. Sullivan is not
eligible to seat in this body.
z. Be it further Resolved, That NJ. B. Sui
iivan did not receive at the election held in
this State on the End day of November, 1879
the highest number of legal votes for the
office of Senator from the 18th Senatorial
District.
g. Be it further Resolved, That James r.
Chalmers, received the highest number of
legal votes cast at the election held in this
State on the End day of Novem Der, 1875 for
Senator from the 18th Senatorial District,
and that he is entitled to be sworn in and
seated as member of this body
Mr.. Pratt stated that he had not had time
to prepare his minority report, and request
ed until Tomorrow.
Mr.. Reynolds moved to make the subject |
the special order for Tomorrow (to-day) at |
lO1a O'Clock, at which time the minority |
report could be presented; carried.
MI. Hooker, chairman, reported the pre-
sentation of large number of bills to the
Governor.
SAD ANNOUNCEMENT.
just before adjournment Senator Barry
made the following announcement:
Col. John b. Sale, of Aberdeen, died at
our O'Clock this morning.
A meeting of the Bar will be held in re-
'pect to his memory in the Supreme Court
foom tomorrow, Tuesday morning at 8
All members of the Bar from the 3rd
Northern) Supreme CouTt District at pres
mt IN the city, are respectfully requested to
ttend. W
Adjourned.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-26

An Act to provide for sub.
OF the people, amendment ~ Ing D
ton, and for other purpose So 70 tie
SECTION l. Be it enactsdf
ture OF the State of MissiSsi00!s, he !
ever any amendment to tbpppl' III
proposed to the people for '-' eongl
lection, it shall be tie dntr SdoEG
OF State, at least three m9n =, NE 5
election is held, at which the b,
voted upon, to send to the saae
every newspaper published PROPS
copy Of the Act or ResoIp,II aR
such amendment and a c0n ru'ol b
and every such newspaper -, ., G.
llsh the same for the threa' Ia' II,
preceding such election sbspn 3Oas
sum Of fifteen dollars out of tS Q
urV. 'ue S.l
SECTION 2. Be it further 49,
in voting upon any proposed a enacla
electors shall have written "uea.,
their ballots any w " S' Pc
sufficiently descriptive of thus
voted on to identity ihe sam ,'T n ass
fix +" for" il they vote for for wa
against" if they VOTE "al
same. The amendment ago
the last session, in relati%po0p N
chancery courts, shall be deSiva
chancery court amendment arsS KIM
Ors wishing to vote for the s "nu
written OF printed on Their
words, "For Chancery Court y
and those wishing to vote ao,i nu'
shall have written or printa1 ''a>
lots the words, Against Chog.
Amendment" "''''
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted p
be the duty of all registrars cTm -
ana other persons holding sny lug y
which any amendment is prono,' y
ton, to give general notice 70 '' ~
of their right to vote upon tSo y, u
receive all legal votes unon ~ s Sa-
m ent, and make due return tb so
Secretary of State, within the Tim
Tor making returns of the electjo1
The said returns shall be mad
rately and transmitted ~ 4
)t. Secretary of State. enGo,..
back of the envelope containiog
he words Election returns r.,
II Amendment, County of -
SECTION 4. Be it further en...
{ shall be the duty of the Spcral'.
o lay before the Legislature \
lrst week of the session ne,,
uch election, a certified ,taten.
'otes cast for or against anv a.
proposed in the several conn,a
'tate; and in addition thereto
tatement of the "whole numb,
'ho voted for the members Of M M
IRE" at such election i'm the dis~. i
les, taking the average vote cag
es entitled to choose more than h
er of the House of Represents.
ctual vote given for members @e
'ture IN such counties
SECTION .. BE it further enact
MS Act shall take effect anjt
ON and after its passage.
by Limitation.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-26

An Act to confer upon the cbsirns
mlttees power to admipister os@
other purposes.
SECTION /. Be it enacted br h
ture OF the State of Missis,inni
chairman or acting chairman Of d
mlttee of the Senate or House Of b
tatives Ofthe State of Mississinr
CHAIRMAN or acting chairman
JOINT committee of said a
House of Representatives, be
hereby empowered to admmisI
or affirmation to witnesses in 9n
matter under examination belor.
imlttees. and every person who M
~ ana corruptly swear. testir
falsely before such committee hi
Die to the pains, penalties, and d
now prescribed by law, for the
perjury,
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted n.
take effect from and after its pa,,
Approved January 18th, lS7g.
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Approved January q. 1876.

n A AL to repeal the second section IF an
Rc1 entitled an Act in relation to the pmbIin
"e'ehue' approved March I'd, 1875.
10, SECTION |: BE it enacted by the Lcoisla-
s sale % me State of Mississippi, Thai the
reioio section of an Act entitled an Act in
March p9 81 70 Go7 me Public Revenue, approved
repealed. Ao - hereby
SEC. 3 Be it further enacted Ill.,. 81.
ter its passage, - 40 00 ifoul ana at
by Limitation, Jan'y 10, 1876.
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Joint Resolutions in relation to hi

Joint Resolutions in relation toh
ter.
BE it Resolved by the Legishr
State of Mississippi, lst, That
frlnter be instructed to suspend
now on hand, and to receive no 4
Gers except such as are made b
houses Of the Legislature, resB
INA, That a committee of two
OF the House, and one on The p
senate, be appointed to examin
OF progress of the work now ID
OF the State Printer, and that sd.
Tee report TO the Auditor be
which has been made with all pod
70 the date of the passage ota
Approved January Is, 1876.
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An Act to Reduce the Expenses u
SECTION l. Be it enacted by th,
lure OF the State of Mississippi
compensation shall be allowedpI
paper for publishing the daily 4
OF this Legislature, and that tbs
eiecC from and after It's pasSage.
Approved January llth, 1876.
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AN ACT making an ANN.
the Expenses of the Pppooopflatia
SECTION /. BE it enac4oa Z,
Iature of the State of MI BY Ii.
sum Of one hundred onnilssIssipn
much thereofas may be ne p,iu doI,.
appropriated to defray the GeeSsary
present Legislature, ONT nc e&psrs
the State Treasury not :, any a.
priated. "0O otherwE
SECTION ,. Be il furn
this Act take effect and I i'1er elar.
after its passage. oc u fore .
Approved January 18Th. To-.
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JOINT RESOLUTION

of M f"iVed' by tie Legislature of tho Sto+.
vi oMls4sissipp: That Whereas. th 'nu 0tate
Vis ore u fhan two thousand copies of the Pe
there i OF isl in the archives for which
whereas, 1t would no NJ ,rnoa.
70 eaon Der ofthe Legisl lture TO "n hage
voP{ OF the aforesaid Code to aid IN i d;s
patchlng'business therefore anu III us
State IL IL, resolved by the Legislature Of tho
state b ba M nS that the Secretary '1 ot
the desk Of each merely required to place on
an copy OF the Revised Code and tbat stature t
u VI .ile present session each memha az Tue
G tba dtg the same shall return the aa re-
ve Gr the th Secretary Of State, and
o. the Code shall receipt to The esSS ang copy
State for the same. " VIC secretary of
,ti heso i've, further, That this resol,t;o.
'H.e' iromsand after its passage. 'ioh take
approved January 18th. 1876
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Boards 20 of sss Sgarr;s Advertising by the

AN R AL to Regulate Advertisinr ~
| oarus OF Supervisors of this S,ot the
tu SEXTON III - l. Be it enacted bv tho T -,
baroa vi the State of Mississi ,o i-egISla-
u uIiaeaiter when the Boards Ihat
advart;s ., tne several counties in tbiS Seper-
renair ise Tor proposals for the ral,9 oeate
of nnh, 81 oridges, for the erection -, , or
worb nr buildings, and for any other nepair
inSar,a u contract that the notice - pubic
tain .eu IN any newspaper. shall thereof,
arc - q ofief statement that sn,.i, only con-
notice ~ IL 10 the lowest bidder ann
three 70 De inserted once each S anu such
stat e. consecutive weeks: shall week for
tion eihent OF the general plan and omit omit all
snu nn VI snch works, and nor Aa specI1ca-
said :, ana refer all bidders to t6 eaceeo one
tails alton as TO these do
whenevorS =. be it further enacted H..
shall ha II any such contracts are offa'. dhat
file ,,,;., lhe duty of said Boards 81 lt
IF th itn the clerks thereof q aron az once to
the ieta Mi,ork, with full specifications X pan
IF said elsr thereof; and it shall be tbe Vi an
sxhihit clerks, without any fee tbor Inc duty
.a,ia and explain said nlans therefor, to
,~o,,;s 70 y, all persons who ma %no speclfi-
'xamine the same. "ho may desire to
he act 80. Be it further enao.o,
nd fta shaii take effect and no eiacled, That
a n an.er It's passage. NC III lorce from
S''o January l4th, 1876, !
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~ X. Y
.sDs CoU
1's31cing on
July and
sahird No,
nc Noven
hatlif, Ci
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AN ACT TOR the relief of the taxpayers of
the State, and for other purposes.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-07
Written NJ Ny Mother. crave.
ny GKoRGT u. rRENr1cF.

Tie trembling dew drops nI
OEon The shutting fowers, like souls az rast,
The stsus shine gloriou Is: aud al.
save me, are blest
Mother, I love thy crave
I.e violet With IT. blossoms blue anl mild
Above thy childs
'Tis a sweet flower. vet must
IL osleht leaves 20 the coming tempest bow;
Dear mother, It's thine emblcm-duSt
is on thy brow.
And I could love todie;
To leave untasted life'sdark. bitterstresms-
BY thee, as erst IN childhood, lie,
And share thy dreams.
And must linger here.
To stain the plumage OF my sinleSs years.
With bitter tears?
Az, must I linger here.
lonely branch upon a withered trcr.
Nhoss last irail leaf, untimely sere
Went down with thee
or from l.fc's withered bower.
IN stu communion with the Past I turn.
And muse on thee, the only nower
IN Memorys urn.
And, wien the evening pale
Bows, hkea mOurner. on the dim blue wave.
lsirsy 10 hear the night winds wall
Around thy grave.
Where is thy spirit nownr
gaze abONc-thy LOOK h lmagef there.
listen-and thy geatle tone
i on the AR.
Oh, come, while here I press
MY brow upon Thy grave, aud. On those mia
AID lnrllliug tones OF tenderness,
Bless, bless thy child
Yes, bless thy weeping child
And Ger thine urn-R sligiOa' : hottest shrine,
on, give his spirit undecided,
To blend with thine.
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81 More than one-quarter OF the brewerI,
IN wisconsin have suspended for lack
patronage.
rsone drop OF the essence OF bitter almond
VIII communicate an agreeble taste an
smell 10 an ounce OF the castor oil of cor
merce, and VIII not all affect its medicini
action. Persons taking this medicine shout
order IL TO be thus Favored.
rS"If," said New England preache
suddenly pausing In his sermon, the yout
VINO las just thrown that egg IN at the wiz
dow Will walt till service Is over, he wa
learn what a Christian minister can do Il
the salvation OF his souln
SA writer from Visalia, Cal, says: eth
meanest and one OF the most stingy men 4
town, named Mr.. H., was taken suddenly &
and was not expected 70 recover. He aske
10 nave his Will made out, which was a
cordtngly done. After reading IL over car,
fully y, he arose, drew on his pantaloons lei
urely, and was heard 10 exclaim: sERad
this Is too much 20 leave any man. He ca
be seen walking the streets now as well 9
ever"
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EALTImoRs AND OHIO aailaoAu.

CHANGE OF TINE. JANUARY 2nd, 1876
e. M. LEAVE sASH SGTON
6:0O-BaltimUre aad Way stations.
1:ou-6sl;l:noio, Annapolis and Way Stations.
s-00-EEw OK ASD BOsION ExPREss.
c43-CI- CT att. II Louis ard Pittshurg Ex-
e:5o-DstiIDore aud Way Stations on Sun lay
at 80 stopping al Relay Cnly.
t:sc-P0int ct kOck- and Way Ststi ms
lO.l O6EUSLlNITED ExYRgSs No stops
I2I5-BsItimors, WAY ststions and Ellicot, City.
1.SO-tL% 1Ok1 AND NORFOLK ExPREss.
Pullman ParloT Cars.
3.3O-Bsrlm1set Frederick. HagerstOwn and
VS. sisih IA. Via Main STEM
Hsrser'' Ferry; Winchester aud Way
f:3O-BALTiNoRE EMPRESS. Stops at Laurel
<<s-Bsltluirse, Anna polls and " ~ Stations.
S:30-CHICEGO FasT CYPRESS. HagerstOwn.
S.O0-BAL7IEuEE ExPKEss.
s.O0-BsltiHure SD Wsy Ststiens.
S:0O-St. Ltuis, Cincinnati. Pittsbrrg, Fast Ex-
e. Chicago, Columbus, saldUsky AMI
81 Wy Stations on Ohio and Chicago
s;25-Nkw loIN NlsHT Express. sIeepinzc cars
a:a5-BaIti.n1re aud principal Way Stations
7.3O, 500, ~ D, 81 > an, 80. A ,, $50
800, 10, s.d 800 p. II. daily. All other
tTaiasdsily eXcest sunday.
LsGCfpE C1Bsdsl Station for WGShi-gtor.
500, $40 s:s5. 9.Is, iO:IOp m. daiIT
$50 $50 1880 a. N, 3:15, $50, 9:l5
.. m, daily. except sunday.
nspOlis, st9untOB OT Valley Branch, nor for New
York and Philadelphia at 500 I'm. and 81 m.
Ter further information apply at the baltin. ore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station, and
as Pennsylvania avenue, where orders viii be
taken for baggage to re checked and received at any
point In the city. THOs SHARE,
LIN. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. kOOETZ. General Agent. novl-H
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STEAMER LINES.
STAR BALL LINZ

STAR BALL LINE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL HAIL STEAM
SHIPS.
Sailing regulars every month from Watson 4
wharf, BroOklyn " z, for PARA, c.->sA
PEkhAMBICO, BAH and RIO JA-&fETh
hEkIO, Calling at ST JOHN ,FOkTOZTazssA
NELLIE NATRIN, OOo tons, Jan. q, stlpm
JOHN BEAM LII, 2SIO tons, FEB o. AT q m
J. II. WALhER, 100 tons, March . at . m
When sd OF month falls on Sunday, steamers
sail the day previous.
These steamers perfectly new with all fse
latest improvements, having first class passenger
For freight and passage at reduced rates sppIy 10
j. 8. TUCKER co, Agents,
decIo ON 81 Pine street, New York
NEW EXPRESS LINK VIA CANAL,
bsTWEEN
PHILADELPHA, ALEXANDRIA,, WASH
iNGTON AND GEORGkTOWN.
SATURDAY, 81 IL m. ~E%E
From 50 W ster street, Georgetown, *
Do, MONDAY, OF p. m.
- This line connects at Philadelphia with Oiydee
Regular Seni-veekly Line of Steamers for Proyf
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age In Boston BY this Iine:
90 HYDE, Agent for d. OF o.
VIM. p. CLYDE 4 CO, philadeI phia
u. =. REeD, Alexandria, Va.
I'D. y. IA INN, ~ Bevonshire street, Boston.
FIeights delivered By knox's Express. Orders
zen 81 General once, sos Pennsylvania avenue, OF
~ the sfeamers Wharf, will be promptly attended
70. sep2 n
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Loves Young Dream fn a Railroad

They got ON board the train at n little tour,
between Canton and New Orleans, aud took a
seailn The 'front.' end OF the car. lie was a young
man with All independent. fbIg enough II
lake care OF myself sort of air, aud she was
young woman apparently big enough 10
help Linn do IL. He seemed entirely TO over
look the fact that there were any passengers
on the train, and especially that several dis
iiDguished st. Louis and Chicago orumners
were ABOARD. lie was full 10 busting with
something TO say, and the movements OF a
racehorse are tame in comparison with the
way be proceeded TO say il.
Duilng the first half hour, with head aud
arms extended they nearly touched the per
son OF the fair damsel at his side. and utter
ly unconscious that a dozen pair of eyes
were watching MIN, he pouret forth such
10 ID of words as must Certainly have over
whelmed any one unable TO swim in the
liquid language OF love. Once during the
haif hour she seemed to rebuke him for some
startling expression, and he fell back dis
comhted 10 his own end OF the seat. 1t was
Dut moment. Long enough, however for
some rash individual TO offer bet the maid
would win, which was at once accepted by
all parties within hearing.
AT the end OF the first half hour she exhibit
ted strong symptoms OF willing and Chic ago
bet ten TO one on the young man, which was
taken by 81. Louis. Things were now be-
coming intensely interesting 10 all parties
and when al length the young MAJ venturei
10 pass his arm around the maid, with no
sign of disapproval from her, significant
glances passed among the crowd; a hundred
10 one was offered, with no takers, AMI All
further betting was put of by the maid pas
sing her arm around the yolng man, and
dropping her head or his bosom. They had
gone far enough. The climax was reached,
the goal gained the dear object won, and they
got of al the next station. They passed ont
quietly and lovingly, not knowing that the
blessings OF an entire carload of passengers
followed their exit. st. Louis, with long
drawn sigh, was heard 10 remark: at is a
long time since nave seen any thing OF the
kind" And Chicago did not forget himself
and he replied, "Pshaw! We have them
every day with us."-NeC Orleans Times.
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SCENE at Brooklyn wedding breakfast
Company all seated about the table. A
pause in the general conversation. Happy
husband, To has wifes seven year-old sisIs
al the other end OF the room well, Julie
you have a new brother now" Julie-"YeS
but mother. said 10 papa the other day tina
she was AFRAID you would never amount Z.
much, but that IL seemed TO be Sarah's las
chance" Intense silence for a moment, fol
lowed by a rapid play OF knives and forks.
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FIREBUGs IN RUSSIA ~. Petersb,,

FIREBUGs IN RUSSIA "A ST. Petersbur
(DeceTnber l2) Telegraph TO the LONDON Pos
lays: "The trial OF OpsianiK of and his ad
compl.ce FOR arson was brought 10 a conclu
sion yesterday evening, when the jury deli V
cred verdict OF guilty against three OF Ca
accused-Opslanikon,L evtejew, and Rudd
metoff. The hrst-namel was sentenced q
banishment 10 a remote place in Siberia
and Levtejew To nine years and Rudometo|
10 eight years penal servitude la a fortres1
The jury found extenuating circumstance
in favor OF Rudometoff, and this was talcel
into account in the sentence passed upo|
him."