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The New York herald., 1876-07-07
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

ToMpKINs SQUARE PARADE oRoUND-ofxNrNo
HARLEM neutrality-suspicious. busk
MESS.
regular meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen was held
yesterday afternoon, with Ar Samuel A Lewis In the
chair.
Alderman Purroy offered . resolution. which
laid over, requesting tho Commissioner OF Public
Works TO procure a suitable portrait OF General John
A. Dix for the Governors Room expense not 70
exceed 81, ,oo0
Some time since resolution adopted calling
upon the Mayor make thorough investigation Of
the causes that produced the present outrageous
condition Of Of Tompkins square and also
to the conduct OF the Park Commissioners In author
izng as alleged, expenditure Of between $50 00o
ana $4,000 on work in that vicinity. Yesterday .
resolution was passed annullng the authority thus
gwen
Perm ission was gwen to political clubs tho city to
all banners IN front OF their respective
prem during The present campaign.
Alderman hess presented an application for an
armory the Twelfth regiment Another application
was received for armory the use OF Company A.
Twenty seventh regiment Both Applications wero re-
ferred the Committee on County Aiairs
A.resoluon authorizing the Department OF Parks to
purchase otherwise than by contract steam engine
to be used Tor the purpose OF opening and shutting the
draw OF the Third avenue bridge over Inc Harlem
River was laid over Various complaints have been
by travellers TO delays at the bridge IN the
opening and shutting. IL IS claimed that the use OF
this engine Will obviate the difficulty
The ordinance presented by Alderman John Reilly
directing Department OF Parks to proceed forthwith
to have Tompkins square improved. remodced aud
completed speedily possible, was called up The
amendment OF Alderman Norris providng that the
work should be done by contract, lost Alderman
Pnckney offered amendment providing that the work
should moro than $4,000. This proposition
also lost
After some discussion the ordinance again do
feated Aldermen Billings Cudlipp, Rowland, Morris
and Wade voting against its passage.
The resolution authorizing drainage OF certain lands
in the annexed territory bounded by George street,
Union avenue, Whites lane Dclmonico and Concord
avenues was passed the Mayors veto.
Mayor Wckham sent in veto OF resolution passed
at a recent meeting directing the Commissioner Of
Public Works to permit certain furniture Twenty
fourth street to remain
Alderman Purroy stgmatized this veto strange
proceeding on the part of Mayor Wckham whio
looking aroun quarters the Veteran Coorcd Guard
were authorized by the Common Council to occupy
senrch the officers OF the Guard had discovered qu
uty of furniture belonging TO the city worth some
Sll 600 The Department of Public Works had no
knowledge to this property, and 1t was by the
tons OF the that IL had been returned TO the city,
An old table, half dozen chars and wornOut carpet
were the only articles in the occupied by the
Guard and these the Mayor wished to take from them
The resout passed by unanimous vote over
the Mayors veto.
Some further routine business Of unintcrcstIng
character was transacted, after which tho Board ad.
mod
The New York herald., 1876-07-07
A STRANGE DEATH.
A WISCONSIN, NAN UNCoNsCIoUsLY SAWS HIS
BODY OPEN WITH HIS FEET.
h. 81 Pal

a
BODY OPEN WITH HIS FEET.
From the st. Paul Pioneer Press
One Of the most shocking accidents which we have
ever been called upon record the mil Of
Todd Haven Co, IN the East DIVISION about eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning AT that hour David Pascal
Spanord one OF tho oldest aud highly respected
dents OF the East division, stepped INTO the mli
business and sat down. without thinking OF the danger
on the table Of OF tho bnttns or cutoff 1t
proper state that, owing To the necessity o
omzing space IN the mili mentioned, the saw under
or In tue table upon which Mr. Spahord ,eaicd him
self worked by an improved lever, which Raises
hall the saw Instaniabeousiy W necessarily above the
surface Of table, throws II into gear and works
at the rate of uJ0 revolutions minute In few
ments he had seated bmse his foot accidentally
came IN with the lever raising the saw, Is
presumed, until Il touched his pcrsoo and then spring
Ing forward TO escape from the sudden and fear al
danger he rested the entire weight OF
lever, throwing the swiftly revolving saw upward and
cutting himself through the back, that Of has
legs and hips almost severed from the body. or
surgery could provs elective such a case
and death came 10 the unfortunate mans relief IN
very lev moments after the accident occurred. The
mangied body conveyed TO his home speedily as
practicable and The gric OF MS sorrowfug household
was As intense as IL was sudden In It's appearance
The New York herald., 1876-07-07
GROW" MURRAYS CASE.

The case Of Grow Murray indicted for feloniously
assaulung Officer Beatty Of Brooklyn was called yes.
terdsy In the Kings County Court OF Sessions and a.
Jourusd until ten O'Clock tais norninS
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
The n. o., 81. L.. * G. zs. H:

From the McComb City Intelligencer.l :
II Mr.. j. B. Alexander has entered upon
the duties of his office as Receiver OF this
road. Simultaneous With the event,
we learn from good authority that new
iron has been ordered sufficient to lay
forty miles .. track on the Louisiana Di,
vision, and that other. steps have been
taken to put the road in frst-elAss ORDER
To this end. no meats will be spared
We are not yet advised as to the details
of the mana cement of the road, but are
glad to learn that the Services of Col. E..
D. Frost viii be retained in the position
of General Manager. His energy and
skill need no comfnend at our hands,
He has strong held uron public conf
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HE'S Il ORANGES.
~ II J1HIf ".IIF 90 F1IfHF .fffI,
W hat the commissioner TO Europe
ACcOmplished--G with ~ u
- the GO-0peraIiVes. IL aHt 10

Lo4DoN,, March %. -rMr. Wright,
the United States Grange commissioner,
Mas returned to England, after an extern
,ssve tour on the. continent. His report
is, in the main, gratifying. 81 He met with
considerablesuceess in Germanv.a While
there, lie had interviews With Herr
Folk, The, lMinisterap Of Education, AID
with Herr Fries enthal,I the Minister of
Agriculture, at which he was furnished
with mitch reliable information relating
to the German Agricultural, ASSOCIATIONS,
In England, Mr.. Wright conferred with
the Chamber of Agriculture and other
societies. He will ramain here until aft
ter the Industrial Congress, which holds
its first. session April 18th Dir. Ruskin
has written to, him, saying Athat he ap,.
proves che system of oranges, and hopes
they viii take root and prosper in Great
Britain. Mr.. Wright is not sanguine of
such result at present; but thinks The
basis ola union viii soon be- formed be-.
tween the British co.6peratite Societies
and corresponding grange societies : IN IN
America.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

We are continually under obligations
to The CLARION. for legislative news,
1t is very gratifying to be able, at the dis
tahte of'two hundred miles, to receiVeins
telligence Of what was going ON in the
capitol yesterday,ra The energetic and en-
editors of that paper seem
never to think, they have done enough; ;
and yet they must know. that even TO re-
pay their labor, In the past as we'll as the
present, in thanks, would almost bank
rupt our, peoples gratitude. - Tidal
Wave. - tatloT .iool ! Y
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
w LILLIAN.

One of the eitriositles of politics in
the present House IS Martin |. Townsend,
the venerable old buffoon, who is supposed
to represent the Troy district in the For;
'ty-fourth, Congress, Townsend has spent
sixty-four years in getting to the House,
and having arrived there, yearns for
fame! AS it won't come in reputable
way, Townsend wants it disreputably.
He wants to be kicked into notoriety,
and under the Influence Of that desire
spends all of his time in insulting South
ern members and Southern people, But
some how or other it won't work, and the
result is that Martin 1dioticus T., can't
get notorious. He is too old to be-kicked,
and as his invoice of brain are situated
where the kick would most naturally be
applied and as no one wishes to deprive
him of his little store of thatz article. he
is suffered to kick up his heels and play
the insuItingjester without interference.
= Washington Capitol. .............. IS
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! SENATE" STANDING, OONMilllTFEEEsSs.s :.

JUDIc1A ~ Taylor, chairman; Messrs.
o ess k1aFat1 Reynolds Johnston MOtgaH Pratt
F1FA Gsahann' a II nan? Mes,
,P1ie McCaskill, Smith and Carter ''''''
{ AGRPULTGRE, COMMERCE AND MANuFAc
TgRE5LMr! Md Neil ehaii imam; rNesl rs. CALI
cott, HOOKER, dqlffl n andnStewart't cblD faie
EPpcAffoSa Mr. .Fdqfe, ,chair1ang Messfg.
CATCH ngs, Sims, Smith, and White fc6ly0df'9
WORKS Mr.. Carter. chairman
iMessrs Thompson and Shirley Co. y
PRINTING = Mr. 'aFfttstfafd,I Saifia fifTnnIa n .
Aessfs Barry oldham. Johnston and While
4, K4HEoADsr-Af. Eurlohg,. 'chairaa ne Messrs,
Allen, Foeae, Nc Caski IL and Tutsle.1n -
,,5oIAIhs :. Mr. Meftls chairman MaJJJssrns
s ram. p a TlHNemPsqf, stith Ana Fsweli
Furlonge ohairrian.n Messrs
Aehaehh AL and Hooker rur,rs.1 ,s,,G 80"
In Al a iRF lam oss Mr. 2lCatcbin,sn
cnaIrman ,ssesses. 1Eewell, Thornton ~ a.
erett hd' Uuttie.3nT H. II fia,lliuI VI !lii,
- G9g4TIEs AND CouNrE Bo,{kpA p M
Met sas ~ irman h. Messrs. Garter HOOD !.
sraH H71eratd and Smith.dslaf4 49, ~ -
., PEAT ESffl z "KkDT PR1go NJ Z. wi.
chalrmfi n Messfs. califcott. 'McraSti1I x,
tie, Terry and Mcneil. iue-
-, ~ HuMAE AND BENEveLENr ypSsr,rrrsoxs y
Mr. JShRston, chairf1aT1T u Msssrs,
' 'i1@' 2 Vurlong and Everett
,PuB1 &c LAsssr. Sims chairman nn,'iM1t essrs
Nets ind qriff, : man. nessrs'
:, co C ORA fiOsse9 aekahi.sI Aaian;
Me s BarryH kompson, arifin ana d'f Waii
CoMMrf rEksos ESGRossrnnz ~, .,,ils"r =, I.ad
Menden sehairma n: Messrs p Ta.,t,s y
IhOm pSOff.E-l-s-- ~~s1-aS,,...-5t "tIic anu
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

Col. Niles Marrriwether, chief engineer
of the New Orleans ST. Louis and Chi
cago Railroad is in this city. His atteh-
ton has been lately occupied WITH the
high water between Manehac and Kenner.
Measures have, been taken to secure 4he
track against overflow and nothing that
his acknowledged skill and energy can
suggest to prevent such calamity will
be left 'undone- The waters had some
what receded at last account McCOmb
City Intellfgencer. --.-... .,-... Ao,) am
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
More lAlont>sh the Smith Pardon
Case
PITTsBoRo, Mss, March 22d, 1876.

PITFsBoRo, Mss, March 22d, 1876.
EDIroRs CLARIos: see In your issue of
the 18th inst, something about the pardon
ing of Alexander Smith, OF Chickasaw
county.
Now, probably, [ can give you point in
.t1e1mstfer that would be yp1th somethirgf
We have here imprisoned in this county,
one wf1. Dye, who has very reeeEr:s es=
capped fromF or sereed-6stt a term in the
,Penitentiary, and ne was telling me, only
lev. days ago, about this man Smlth-sent
Co the Penitentiary for rape, Dye says that
Smith told him that he had !. s.,s,;r,,aoaa
h ar abAaTHopsAND DOLLARS hafsao. ,aa
to pay for a pardons, and that he would not
stay in there long that he n(Dye9' heard the
of the. PenitenJiary tell
Smith that if he would get up any sort of a
petition, he could get his liberty right away ;
butHhat ii he could get no petition then he
would turn HIM loose anyhow, ms soon as
his term as Superintendent expired. This
tqqs, told me by Dye before thetpdrdon foas
g,uated, or at least before we knew anything
about it, .o>e3T y Il seit .---... .........A
|, I don't know that this is worth anything.
| but the fact of his ,teliing this before the
pardon was granted, makes me think there
is truth in it. u SIRE ra ---.-.-- ---,-, = j
+" Fi"+ Won. az" - ..-.Y Yours. ETC., A"'. IA
/
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

The decision Of the Supreme Court
{ Chief Justice Simrall delivering IT'S In
the case of Nettlas vs.. Walters, ,invo1v-
ing the right of guardianship of a child
bereft of her mother, possesses the charms
of a romance in real lite. The decision
of the learned Judge is based upon sound
principles of Justice, az we'll as humanity,
and all the motherless little ones should
rise up and call him blessed. Comb
City Intelligencer. .......... ............ ~
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
sENATE-SIXTY SEVENTH DAY.
ell.s .1t1Kh.r dMat4h. kg1s7e.

NO, -, -,d@ SATURDAY, March 35tk91e78. ct
# MI. Reynolds Up the Chair: Absent Ia y,
By Mr. Fewtfl ! To 'amefld the charter of
Meridian; referred. ..,.y.c,.
n. c. Rereqhiring the Keep of the Cap
itol TO take possession of the OtiiceA'be ms,
,ete of the Snperinterdent ot Public. Edu-
cation was adopted. -r.sg n'e'i II 2
4 The Senate refused to concur lhfhe Afouse
amendmehtsto the Senate Sheriff bill, shich
allowed 30 cents instead of 40 cents per.day,
tor feeling prisoners-ng1 hoe .deino11lz.I,i
III. b to amend the charter of 1azoo Ctty
PIT 81 B. to to amend the charter Of GEfenada
passed. -,g.ni5 rotaaf.o1 .,9n,l ,aaysW Il,
/, a number of House bills were read aud
referred and at ~ $50 THE Senate adjourned.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
BLANKS ~
.rY :
Blanlks! BlanNl
For "st GEES of The Peace. s.
sheriff' Lawyer. sIerc. =
and Planter

The following Blanks are 10.
on sale at TIE CLARION OPP. fegVa,
viii be ADDED as the demand rlel' 0astl
justify. Orders filled prom6t1aA ss-ssss
receipt of the price, Or By Exrs-.eoy mn
A liberal deduction WberaP trrHr az
by the Dfeartl. Pa,,,n lanA \
from the following list, NAV e;e erde
Der atfhe beginning of the Ii55ap I I,ls agS.
isOhe'' Dollar per quire. The s.,IllAe sf5
end ofehch line give the mum sufes Il !,
to each qalre| 7o' oa2@ 81 ,.1aOs v' y, Vi a'ss
oIN.q' t- y Summons-4s.
2-Justiee SnbppLa-4s, ''Fa
s-Mittimus or Commitments.
"a ATAffidavit before Justice n, ,.
Warrants. . .o-g
TJjustice Beitttr Warrant z \
80 s-<Affidavit for Search w8rrss,
7-search Warrant and Return
: s-Rond to answerrin Circuit. 81, =
sTAffidavit for Peace warrsp,-.,,
ie1Bopd to Keep the Peace-s
u--Attidavit and Bondt for Attacbn.,.
!. III Il -UEtuIuH vJta..ttV 3D., '"NarA
I2 Attachment Writ-4. ' ..''''a
rs : A a tfidavit and Bond for Appesl,-a
i 4 in ReplsviA- hslope,.o,.|
49, .a , "a .as al
Hd-Writ of Replevin-4S.
10 T7Affidavit for and Distress Warn, i
"F7Justice Appeal Bonds
Is-Justice Execution-24. . q
IS7Unlawfuf Entry and Detainer-9
2O-Atiidavit for Garnlshment--4s
2I-ustice Garnishment-4S.
22-Garnishment, by Circuit Cle,y.
23+ Affidavit before Justeez~for gpo.-
uses uses i nJlJJ fIu .JlE'
24-Circuit Court Summons24>>>.
25 Circuit Court Exeoutien-a T-l'
CSC ancery Court InjunctiOn.-4
u27-CbaneerY Injunction Bond-g
2S-7RecogniZance on Indictment hve,,,
Jury-A. n.e,,T ....... ...'....f a.,,-
2S-Sherif's Sale, form TO geneuIn
11nsIa'pra o.ruI I....s.
3O-Official Bond for State, COuntyrs,
nieipal Oficers-24, ........
3A--Executor's Bond, Oath and Letters,
32-Guardiah's Bond, Oath and LetNl
observation-disclosures Bond, Oath saI
ters-24. ,puu3a hr,e. Ma
3A-Commission for Dower-24.
35-Contract for Share of CrOp-A
ss-C6ntract fer wages--a: - --.-
-C-sIu ~ 81.
s7-Mortgage to Secure Advances
Planters-24.! y '"1'h-iE y" '''" 'a
3sTT INGREDIENTS Lien and Mortgage
curing Existing Indebtedness and FUN
Ad,,,Q USIWiE "a mad47u toa ut
~ gu .afa|.vI,a
l-.lrt
ss-Landiords' Mortgage Lien, for RI
Money-24. Taunp tlupar sitra
sdl ua uorA7oi or i}.G .-r sertL.a
4O-Landlords'r Mortgage. Lien Si
of Crop--24. -a''-' ,""..'a q ''' s
AH--Deed efITrust for Rent and SFPFl
"A. ala rrodl7oF a6t 4ol #.aa,nr'
As-Deed of Triisstt. to. Secure Aayphes
MERCK ants--24.
As-DeedI Of Trust, for general pa'F'
-r24.R Epetp .nnaot z ota fta'.
,44-WarrantNI Deed-2s Z GlU1 d'
45-Comfhission to Road OVERSEE RI
h. .f...t-I. ..s 1elHtEs f1Ir 80
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

i we call attention to the opinion of
Hon. James r, Chalmers in the "a. K.
Davis bribery case, published in THE
CLARION of the 17th.1 1t is, not, only
Impartial, but a bold and able. exposi-
ton of the law and facts of the case,
without suferance to party, positidh or
persons. Columbus Index. ,''.''''1 = = :
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

s. Ben. T. Estes, native of Brandon and
aigraduate of Centenary College, who
read law under VIM, G., ,Harpef-deeeased,
in 1864, and went to Texas in 1858, Was
elected Circuit Judge of the. Jefferson
District at the late election, by a large
majority. - Brandon Republican. ?
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

81 And now they are mixing Babcock IN
with those rasca1ly sales of post-trader.
ships. The. sutler at Camp Supply. Or %
some one connected with. him, has been
summoned to Washington TO explain Why
he sent $1,000 to- Rabcoek. On one o sse.s
sion. = Chicago Times.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
Mortgages in6thTaxable.a

. I'M. Has''IJ I q n1o1ii hna geItn94Y
,alThe Supfeme-Conrt of, Californiaihas
recently made a decision of the utmost
Importance, If it is to be taken as a .Iprec-
edenf IN other States - Ut has decided
by an almost unanimous bench; only one
OF fEe dissenting, and he giving as yet
no, reasons t9I hjs dfifseppt that tie taxa,
debf,as property is illegal and .uneonsti-
tutlonai. This decision is. In the broad
est and clearest terms. 1t meets tile
Whole subject, rejecting all mere teehniir2
caiitfes and side issues. IN. w. Tribune.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
srSA w1ooUR4pF lapEAqAENT
AMEsA cAsE-THIED DAY, x
SATURDAY, March 25th, 1876.

Mr.. Chief Justice Simrall in the chair.
Present. Managers aud IpunSel = III
Tie replication OF the House TO the answer
of the Respondent was filed. The Managers
owe notice that the House Wea4d-e4ef
ditional articles OF impeachment against
Gov. Ames. Adjonrneti:: = - 49,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

Our new District R ornsS. y ohm ri III.
Allen, Esq, is in attendance, and here
as elsewhere i'm she'd htrict, he ispwiubiss
golden opinions by dtheo Zeal and s5aqgS1
that he displays IN his trying POSITION
Aberdeen Examiner,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

oolQne friend to. another who has list t. re,
turned from trip, abroad ibid, YOU
ENJOY your European tour y 4 "fiVery
mace - deco. 30 -, =" DID you ca1I on any
OF the nlg aoaessn likes III, called / On
qdsehs' s,WAs It "a Apleasahf oaaair?"
. NO, not very !; for after called found
the other chap had three kings.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
,HOUSE-SIXTY-FIFTH DAY.
NflJ XII fsf l. IL
FRIDAY March n 1876,
= n n
NIGHT SESSION.

The Senate binrto require the collection
of licenses for school purposes passed. 'os.L'
Phe Educational bill was considered and
several amendments were tfered, pending.
II he consideration of which the House adj
iourned. uspA ira i.todss% a+eia t"t. n. u.s..
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

MOTION thinks the best way to beat
UP rec uits for himsSeslfm the sof3iSs
convention from Mississippi is to }. throw
out the CORY garment Rally " round q the
flag. bows. DO lL..La MI ~. ..-....-- - .
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

MoRToN calls up his INVESTIGATING res
olution precisely in, time to- eprodnce a
divers on in favor of Ames, while the
work of ainvestig eating that official is
in progress, Let him come on with his
Committee. Like She1fdA1f, the Mis-
sissinpi Senators are - not afriadP "1fast
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
Hot Us IS KY 7sIxTH DAY.
SATURDAY, March %, 1876

fuI IT 90 ~ Hhhtf Y'l 10' II
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair, Presen'
rs absent a. ar lad al 70 Nessrs
Featherston, Jafnagin, Gowau ana Sander
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
tt@hf .~pr attl. tl~.1t.it Cd it,rs
CONTRACTS and SUPPLIhI

q 'itf@| Ht }HltrrW HtrtHH 4t1 H" gun
THE CLARION Office Is now ready Y \
orders Tor any Of the fo!lo%'hg BIanFel
the, rate of ST per qnire, or SAW PEI !,
dred. These Blapks, have been PrfpPpii.
Us, at different times, by eminent att0'1
and co b form, in all particulars = iyN
of Mississippi. / The No. preOedlns y
Blank is the No. given in our gehefal 7,
,ldgue, ana parties ordering may gF
No, and we viii understand what's Nv
ed: N ''
styFtr ....-r 49,,
NO. sS.-Contract for share ofCftp'
NO. So .-C6nttact for Wages ..,,Q
No, 3 72-Mortgage to Secure AdTHHF4
~ ~ Planters ..... s...' y '''-. -,
anal haomy ait Ir... ata0 ,,,,.1rd
No, 3s.--Merchants, Lien and AoN
- 700 Securing Existing 1Ddebtedns
-'aH'' future Advances 'a."a !
NO. ss.--HandIords' Mortgage Lls
All ~ .4ytgI rseu4H inh rfh'"
Rent Money ., p
rAratD v4.aupdp has .7' ian
NO. 40srr-I,andlordsh Mortgage ~ "A
A Share of Crop
No. Al.-Deed of Trust for REM az
.u1.ut ll........-.- ......t.'" d 90. ~ ,tG
"h' :" piles NV etg .... ao-itstoh d" ~
etinH t|t Isat n N
NO. A2.--Deedl of Trust to SEW
al ,tT M D kaIr 'gel 4
hs,ab vances by Merchants-'e9
''ra7o ally used. $50 fled 'r1 Is,.
'1"rut ~ lyin moo yJn Inh i'''' .Jei
No. A3.-Deed Of Trust for Gehe'N
~ . so i
.i!adr poses Iir4q 3nf3f dN'
Il Special Blanks printed to ordef
doasbte germs Address .slnr
II aoft ,IHI-4tI ht3' III
400 uora,aL POWER & BAhA
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

Congress IS anticipated. The Democratic
House insists on eb'hdg' down approptia=
tons; the Radical seats objects, @i, 'I =. "a
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26

c 81 r. gs1SsHt Nrgg Menaesbslr
IfTpsL 8 oioham and Mcclure.
Ms! Asks IAN AMP BASKrsen M, stone, scbAir1m.
p sfSv - HHH00k ,eff a4disteFafd nq1 . gg4r~
49,. yssfMisssSr KxPENsEs MsNe;, ~. =.
.isesTg ne s 7s, fi Il ~ and White
=, INN IGRATIoN-Mr .John ....,f,.tI, =,
"essrs. Terry and Tuttle t ena .lll man p
Oldham and Furlong. 'A' chairman; Messrs
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senate Holm q,Commisteasj

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CHI 80 CaNTIsGEsT FUNDr-Mr.f Raw,
nian ihessrss Metts and Mcclure. '', 9
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essrs- carter and Pratt, 80 ''r'' n'ah
rE = sIvER SITE Mr. Sims Oh u
sFsfs : adiioOts Griffin and Ghain 9i,f npap
70 IsTR ALTON AND ELEsT1ox- ,,,s :, g
pat, ian Messra. Catchings, Them n Osas
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MISSI SSIPPIMAN 7

MISSI SSIPPIMAN :,
sn1, vCNr = H,lLL -2r4 Ehf
and Bnshess2terhns --olO ,.,,,s
Price 50. Contains Forms for ..,.s
County Officers Business Men u.I cr,s
Constitution of State and u mites ~
CRancery Rples and Fornsi RIssssS
the Courts Statistics, etewoq ! ! y
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6 IA. p.ab MoLAURINy ESQ., a rising
young member of the bar. who acquitted
him4lf with muchssaistihetieR as , Dis
trict- ATTORNEY; has settled in Brandon
for tn E. practice of, his profession. a
brilliant future is predictedfor him! He
is the. Jon of ,Hoa-r.L. ,MeLaurip.. repre-,
sentative from Smith. ", t.1.t
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sary for the ImIR9fGhRept, Aa2 9! u
the Hmes Gaae to propose an a4amenFdimRvef4ltt
TO the articles. which the Houseipro pit
" ratified '' Mr. Carter (c6Ipred, RePpb1
lican of WARREN voted with the Demo
Gratis antFC5HyePJatites:: '7"if' ia ''''''
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-Hal,SR STANDING COMMITTEES

/ JUD11 RY-Messrs. Feathersten' I'D
son, Jatnhgin, Muldrow, REYNOLDS .d Mn
dale, H A, Jayne, Clifton, Spight anu ~ y
saps.
Massachusetts Tison,Aal-
den sykes, Leigh, Powell, Turley, Baker,
Yellowley, Mccormick, Cessor, (coi.) ana
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THE p4ra6H Hmfff f, 'ffwh66tlTYas go. 'coPp-
victed short time ago of mosthendish'
crime in GhftkayaW couhtYp BY the use