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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
P.iSSENGERN ARRIIED.

FROM LIVFRPOOt.-Yn SieGtrshtD Spun, Aug l4-Hrs.
Reed Miss e. Reed and infant, MT aud ss j. Riley, Mr. snd
,rS. j. RoNcro H.. MO.fOrd Mrs Bearsley Miss Barry
Brady Mrs NJ Frsncs -. r. Read, Miss \ -. Read Mrs A.
e. lphan, MI MIS- r. lOOker, Als g. t. NUfthEup, Miss
NOrthrup Miss A. Northrrp Miss C. Orin, Mr. aud Mrs H.
A. Lane, Mr. Mrs. p. MUCabo, Mrs. Mcleod Miss Nc
IeOd Miss c. Macarthur Miss " MaCaTt LLT Mrs. a.. h.
Knowles Mrs y. H. Amea, Mrs &. Bath ae, Miss NJ Bath.
gaze Mr. aud Mira j. Burgess Miss NJ Burgess W Burgess
Mr. and Mrs p o. Johnson Miss j. IacSg, Miss j, Mills
Mss L. kenii, Miss H. hen,tall, Mrs ltainham. Mics j..
J. Ellison, the Hon. Sir Benson, q. sand.
A. M AnKelas". u. Hrschmar. Johrsioue.
Hume NJ Is. Loayitt Capt Wisncs, Dr. \. Scheel j.
oar Tiays Dr. sortir!ies y. Grn 7. Grifln s. Wool.
LETT 4. T. tOr. J. G. Ha5s &. tombstone ". Is Denton e..
Mcyree W. n Kitchen, f. WOuldIJ ge. H. H. Goode y J.
Palmer, III. Dome, A H. tansOn. J. Aulhorne. N Olsen.
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ExJUpGE CoNNoLLYs WILL Contested.

Ellen Louise Healv the only child Of the
late Judge Connolly through her counsel, mas gwen
notice o. her intention contest her fathers vi" when
vas recently offered for probate. by the provisions OF
tie will Mrs Really eyCn Che ukc o. me faniy resi-
.rce and Tho household goods and lie annual income
From, an Investment o, $4,000 ThC remaif der OF the
property amounting To about 100000 was to be gwen
10 her cleu upon their attaining the ago OF Il years
TIE grounds Of contest that tie paper oierei Tor
pfriaig vas not tho las, viii thnt the tssator AT the
iue cf ia execution was not cOnPrcrt 70 make wiz
ma. the ILs rument not properly atestcd tnat u
was ont ,nCd by fraud and coercion. Inc motoh 10 ECU
aside the will win DC 81 s1et on Sept ~.
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ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT OF CHAMPAGNE
Labels

A complaint has been filed in the Office OF
tho Clerk Of the Uned states circuit Court by kunxel-
u,srn e o., % Piper Heidsick q TO- %
khe!ns France AGAINST August Werner OF THIS city, ior
alleged infringement OF Labels champagne Wines BY
iii, Laws NJ France firm name cannot b. used BY the
Successors ~ the basin, By, Int hunkeln3nh Co claim
inc solo right 10y reason o. successor, To Use lh" name
OF p.ucy chl-.eck 20. They charge ihat the dcei'
lant Wtiu,r nus us-l lIbI bearing ill., name OF TINS
celebrated Arm arcaf the injury NJ their iNLiikeI-
pam cos business. aud theJ ASA fcr n 4Juheuoh
aud damages la the sum ur .u,UOJ.
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SUIT ON A BnL OF EXCHANGE.

A bill Of exchange Cor $500, drawn by
Patrick Cassidy In favor Of the Brooklyn Bank on April
H. 1875. and payable IN 30 days at the City Bank was
Endorsed by James foe Of Rochester. IL became duo
and wes protested. Tho brooklyn bank instituted ,it
10 the full amount OF tte note with interest and
The OF Cassidy and Fee alleged that tho
Brooklyn Bank not Incorporated, that the note WAS
accommodation one and that the relations OF the do
PENDANTS were known 10 tho pl Ill Tin. A motion for
Judgment was made yesterday before judge Y ,rnard
In Brooklyn, account OF the alleged frivoosness OF
the answer. The decision reserved
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, AuC 1.-THE President scot u ths
following nominations 10 the senate 'cdss .li"fn h M,
To- h., sp-ai-rr ,Tchsndi ~ tls port OF - iu
N,,,l r,,.' Inspector Samuci r. ohrr 70
NeLl director Surgeon David hineOerycr ~ De M'H',
ina or aud Passed j. 6 BARKER 20 %
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10. The Mayor. 81, agt
BIiitgn.
90 .s'ahl at srlZsr.
n1..Wynknop sSi. Ha7lctL
1871. The Ma, sc, at.
ThN Tenth Nat Bank.
1915. SItphcu aSt Lash.
"I9 RlDl"t agt pierce.
2lU. Iratt, Ne. ag;. Ross
PIP N,CCrd agt. Chase.
49,. worth AT. warner
Z3j. Cowdry ct al agL llig.
gins.
81. HIyland dgt.The Mayor,
&c.
2i2. The Fisk Pavement
Flagging 20. sgt. The
Mayor.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun risos... 5.lO sun sees. G58 rises l2O7
wAIFR TIIs DAY--A
Sandy Hook. 3:l1 COWS island $3.50 Hell a. Ferry $3.50
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1855 Cows lssna 432 Hell Ferry. 6sl
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WHITE STAR LINE.
EnR orELNsroMN AND LIVERPOOL

FOK
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES. Nal 5scou, nsses1
nv lieut. Marry o. s n going south OF tho Bni" v"
passage to QLson.tOwn. all the yrG round.
CELTIC SATURDAY. Aug 10 at p IN
BRITANNIA SATURDAY. sept = 50 "a "a, m
GERMANIC. SATURDAY, sept III a. , p ~
SEITic. = srURDAY. sept 2S, at 6s:M
BRITANNIc: sATUkDAY, OF; SIKH ri4ys 81 NORTH
RIVER. . -. 49,, ,r.urpsssed " x
pontms1ta The Saloon, satooons, srnokhs "a ,oottos
Rooms arc placed inGships WHORE tns n shorto unss
ara least felt, ancrting degree OF co"4o'' :.
tainabls ~ sea- an. ,on o,1 Pntnrn Tickets
IN vorabc terms Stcerage, S2S- ...,,., a,uy ss ~
For Inspection OF plans aud other mgr Nons Vori
Compsnys odesa No. " Broaa"" & J. CoRrla Ases
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EXPENSIVE HABITS" Please, Miss, want a
penny snoke'!" We have NO penny elg..s, but you
can have at three balfpencel" "ksl right, Miss
And over! never mind chat pay for good weed |"
-lPunch.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-IHE
~ GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC ,S GQMPAHSfIsS MI, ME-
GALE at Ply MOUTH, c. b. Tor The landh. Of rasss'
geiA $50. -,
(cabus provided wli electric beis) VII sal frpm Fer va
il. foot OF Barrow ST., Norm Rlyor a. iolOwa;
IA SRA DOR Hsngiler. SAIC RDAf, AUG ~ aus IA
CANADA, FraArrul.....SAIG kNAN. Aus. 20 AZ Av2 "a
AHEP- gy'P pOu,ol1. SATURDAY sept. .. at p n
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD UGelucing wineE
Flr5t cabin $40 u $500, accurlng 10 acoill
second eaon, s72 THIRD cabin $40 Return tickets AZ ~
duced rates. .-,..
bedding utensils without t charge Steamers miiAss
thus - do II SArry siee51ge passens,Ls NJ =, p,,y,,
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CIVNDARs-TTus DAY.


li..Gearon aEt DAWSON.
2Jo. .Ztis dgt. The German
Press society.
2T3..lly len a8,. The Shuttle
worth Paper co.
27i..Howlari agt. Cronin.
2lJ.uuw.sad agt. 81. John
Ell al.
2lG..hONland agt, The Yfnq.
hGmptOl iibLas As.
atlOE.
$50 The Mdrhattan LIE
lns. Co. agJ. Wins, =,
sc.
23C In iho matter ~ | lis.
-9f. Sullivan sgt. Flsd',E
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For freight Or passage d2RR Co.. Bowling
OVID DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPAN,

" sailing from Pier 81, North Rser. -
for Norfolk CITY FONT. and Richmond III kSDA -
THURS AS anu SATURDAYS. At =. M, CONNECTING
-ih rna and Tennessee Nr Zine Atlantic Coast il
tremUntAT Line, Chesapeake AID ono R3trosn ana VIA
tn Couus steam lines to Interior ponss IA NORTH CAca
aDd Virginia. ,
ard Washington, y. c. via Norfolk. every ~ -
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. ,
yves, bet. lcsyng Ntw-Nork MON DAYS, WFBNfs
DAt and FElD AS ~ p H. connecting With Delaware
amt Maryland railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through pasalgc c eta aud Ois OF aln- 20 all points AZ
low rates Insurance Norfolk &C. a per cent Frvieh!
received daily al Pier 81, North River.
General Offices, ~ GrecD~ chst, New YORK. -.
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~ STFAAiSIfTP LINE BETN FEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN. -
COMPANY'S PEI. foot y! SECON rs 4. HDBpkES,
RIGFIN. saturday, Aug. - MAIN, satrriay so2t =
ODER satnn,ay Aug 70 i,ECk.AR, sat iri3y. Ana. 2.
EATE- or PASS AZ r from SEN. NO4E. 20 oOUIhAIP.
TON, HANPE on BREMEN; .
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold sECOE CARIn, 500 gold
SrEENACE. go currency. .,
Return Tickets reduced rates. PIopai StseraSc OcF
Gates. 80 currency.
For freight or passage apply to
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iHE HOUSE ELECTRIFIED.


The SPEAKER laid before the House message from
the President III regard the River and Harbor hi l.,
stng thar n IL had heen compulsory to eNprrd the
money therein appropriated wOu,d have vetoed H.,
bu. a. IL was not he would take care that public
money should BE- expended on useless works, or upon
any tina; were not clearly national.
Tho message created gate SENSATION.
MIR. REAGAN (Deu., Texas immediately rose and
moved reference Ia the COMMITTEE on commerce he
criticised the Pre- ,dcut for assuming that his Personal
ind mcut and discretion % determine now ftr tho
nupopriaf IN the bill - be applied 10 the OBJ
iccts aud dcfned ard Characterized u IS act of
I,rsunal government" Tie message
doc ,l0ent Of so remarkable II character that ho
raztrled il 2. e. great departure from the Con
stutiJn, singular ayo%al III advance ~ the Prcs
dents determination not 20 obey the law, thai he thought
the Peoples rcpIcr cntyeS snOuld not permit such
me sag before them without some expression
VI dissent. -
mr HEREFORD Dem, ". Val, Chairman OF the
Commute on Commerce, cOndcnIed TIE message
severely chasing IL entirely IN keeping with the
Pr, dcnts idea, expressed after the Fr,GcO-Gcrman
American Republic and the German Empire. The Presi-
dent had announced In plain language that he Intended
o set ut nOUgnt and nuliy thc viii Of the American
Congress What right had that great Cesar 10 decide
Wha; were or were not National wprksf lie favored
the proposed reference Of the message.
Mi COsGER fEep Mich.l defended the message ns
merely suggesting that bill hastily passed
Pre- uent simply showed in this message desire to Join
tho great army OF Southern ana Northern reioners in
loo ing thCso appropriations and To cApcnd
money only the welfare OF the country He asked
Qro1ically the Chairman OF the Committee ON
Commerce VII u appropriations woro Ia tina bill Tor OBJ
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Ofsln 6teamers.

"A Philadelphia and Liverpool calling at queenstown Thurs
daYs frCm Philadelphia WedlG sd3ys from Liverpool
steamers ~ sail from PhaheDbia As fellows:
-. Aug 30 INDIANA..............AngS 81
PESSSYIVENIA Aug l. iITTINOIS.............SepL I
,CI TYof LIMEKIC 4 Alg2a 10 RID CLlVE.seIt. IA
Pr1ca d Passage In Currency:
Cabin s75 TO 800. Int m. bafe $40. Steerage, SIS
and 42 Broad Ct. y. Y
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IMPEACHMENT.
Voice of the People and the Press.

Kinds County Gazette, Hon. G. W. Harper ]
Much has been said and written
on this subject since the Legislature
convened, and really it is looked
upon as settled fact-a duty the mem
bers of the Legislature owe their con-
stltuency. Ames deserves to be impeached
he has corrupted the government and
injured our social standing. This being
true, what alternative is there but to pet
| rid of him.
There is one thing he has done en-
listed Morton In his cause, and bolstered
him with INSCRIPTIONS falsehoods to Law
before the world, which are still great
er Injury to us-caused strife between the
two races that occupy Mississippi, and
has been the means of the death of MANY
poor and inofensive blacks. Is the man
who has acted thus a proper person to
hold the reins of a State government ?
Oughthe to be allowed to remain the ruler
of intelligence? No other State would
have allowed such scoundrel as Abel
bert Ames to occupy the Governors chair,
as long as we have.
Pamela Star.l
The impeachment of Davis and Car
dozo is very small matter, and their
crimes of little insignifcance as com
pared with the impeachment of A.mes.
and the character of his crimes. II is
true Davis and Cardozo have been guilty
OF bribery and thefts, but insignificant as
compared with the crimes of Ames. He
(Ames) was, the instigator and prime
mover OF all the misery and outreao
heaped upon the people in this State.
de has deliberately planned the murder
OF citizens, whose lives he took an oath To
protect; has corrupted the judiciary and
inaugurated system of pillage and
piqnder throughout the State, He has
ridden rough-shod over the people treat.
ing with contempt their appeals for re-
dress or grlevous wrongs Can it be nos
siole that this man who stands condemned
IN the minds of every intelligent and hon.
est thinking citizen, should be permitted
TO continue to disgrace the Goyernor's
cnair The people are certainly looking
FORWARD with great deal of interest to
the action OF the Legislature on Ames,
impeachment, aud will be sadly d;san
pointed and feel grievousIy wronoed e h
Is suffered to go UNPUBLISHED. 10
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Comment is made on the revelation IN
the trial of Babcock, the confidential
secretary of the President, that the rob
berries which were being perpetrated on
the public treasury were well known to
the Administration long before measures
were taken to stop them and to bring the
thieves to Justice but that proceedings
were deferred from time to time tor fear
they would damage the prospects of the
Republican party in pending elections
Ex- Commissioner Douglas, who lost his
office because of bis plans to circumvent
the thieves, who were partisans of the
Administration testified that they ''con-
cluded to wait until the fall elections
were over. We waited, he said, "and
then there were number of Senatorial
elections, and we had to wait until they
were over then we found that we were
in the midst of Presidential election,
and that was another obstacle after that
we arranged to make the transfers.
Here" says the New York Herald,
" is startling news for the people. Enor-
NOUS frauds, amounting to millions OF
dollars, are committed by the Whisky
Ring. The President and his nearest
advisers know of the facts, and are in
duty bound to discover and punish these
| wholesale robbers of the nation. But
they refuse to do so, They postpone the
investigation three times. They wait till
the elections are over"
| But this is not the worst. The whole
power of the Administration has been
employed to defeat the Government il
the prosecution of Babcock, who repre-
sented the interest Of the thieves at Wash
ington, and used his influence as the
private and trusted counsellor of the
President to cover up their transaction;
and keep the detectives off of theil
track. The Attorney-General gave for
NAL notice that none of the ring should
have the least indulgence for turning
States evidence; and the Administration
from the President down to the humbles
Iackey at the White House, have been
willing witnesses to shield him from the
consequences Of his crimes. The sun
of it all is, that the Administration
from the sole of the foot to the mead,
are wounds, bruises and purifying sores
and that there is no soundness. in it.
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moved 10 table the Dill car CO
NAYS 81; absent 81.
SENATE MESSAGES
Tbe u.nSa conquered in the SPEate
.,,,,.,.da.t.rf : 10 he FOLLOW t:sg H"usS oit
no amend the act for the Iegnla'l ION any
control of the penitentiary; and 10 protec'
crops in certain districts OF warren county
number of Senate bills were referred 10
standing committees.
:. B. To amend the law creating tue
BOARD of Pilot Commissioners OF fascagouo
la bay was referred to speciai colLu,i.,od5
consisting of Messrs. McInnls, saunders anu
Johns.
{. r. for the relief of Mrs. A. L. Mcl,anlel,
of Winston county, came up. Mr.. Dtnsoil
moved TO 90 into the Committee OF the
Whole: carried.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. benson in the chair. The relief bill
above referred to, was taken up and cohslo-
cred, and its passage recommended.
HOUSE.
The bill for the relief of Mrs. A. Z. Nc
Daniel was passed; yeas 60, nays, Browh
(col,) and CessOr (cOl.) 2; absent on.
Mr.. Lester, chairman, reported the Dill &c
amend the last amendatory act of the char,
ter of Columbus. with amendments, aho
recommended that it do pass. The amend
ments were adopted and the bill passed
THE CENTENNIAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The bill to appropriate $4,000 addltlona
70 the Centennial Board came up. MI
Drake moved to table the bill carried. Mr.
Rogers moved to reconsi der and table
carried.
Mr. Guthrie, chairman, reported from tht
Committee on Education I'll. 3. to authorize
the State superintendent OF Educatloi
to dispose ofmaE now IN ms once, wiz
! the recommendati m that it do pass, anC
the bill passed. adjourned. -
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SENATE-FORTIETH DAY.
SATURDAY, February 10Th, 1876.

SATURDAY, February 10Th, 1875.
Mr.. President Stone in the chair. Absent
By Mr. Reynolds. To extend the privi-
leges of the Senate to exGov. Clark.
THE COURT OF IMPEACHMENT.
At 1917 O'Clock the Court of Impeachment
was organized. We will report the pro-
ceedings of the court, during its sessions,
separately from the Senate Legisl alive pro-
ceedings.
LEGISLATIVE.
Leaves of absence were granted Messrs.
Thompson and Smith. 4
Mr. Mendenhall, chairman, reported that
a number of bills had been engrossed
H. B. To consolidate the corporate acts OF
Okoona was passed.
The select committee on Chancery Die
tricts was granted leave to sitduriug sessions
of the Senate,
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
By Mr. Carter: In regard to the no ice
by publication for nOn-residents, etc. also
to dispose of State lands, and to secure pat
ents for lands hitherto purchased.
BY Mr.. Chalmers: To re-organize the
Congressional Districts.
HOUSE BILLS.
The following House bills were taken up
To repeal the a3ti-liquor of Louisville :;
passed. To incorporate the town of White
field, Oktibbeha county; passed: For the
relief of j. A. Shelton, of Tippah county
Mr.. Graham moved to indefinitely post
pone. Mr.. McCaskill called the previous
question and the bill was indefinitely post
pOned; yeas IL, nays II.
To protect agriculture and to change the
criminal laws. This bill makes it grand lar
ceny to steal any hog, pig, cow, calf. year
ling, steer, bull, sheep, lamb, goat or kid,
" regardless of its value" Mr.. Gray moved
to Indefinitely postpone; lost; yeas O. nays
20. Mr.. Everett offered an amendment,
which was tabled and the bill passed; yeas
70, nays s, absent 9. To give an adequate
remedy in certain cases of trespass. The
committees amendment was adopted and
the bill passed.
To amend section 2377, Code of 1871. in
relation to public roads, passed.
Mr.. Metts moved to reconsider the vote of
yesterday whereby the bill to incorporate
the French Camp Educational Association
lies over.
The bill appropriating $4,000 to defray
the expenses of the House Investigating
Committee passed-yeas. 20; nays, Albright
(coL and Shirley COBB,
Mr.. Ierry's motion to reconsider the vote
passing the bill re4airing Union county to
pay Lee county certain school taxes, made
some days since, was taken up. Mr. Allen
moved TO table the motion to reconsider:
lost; and the vote was reconsidered and tn e
bill reccmmtted.
BY Mr.. Chalmers: That committee be
appointed to employ one or more shorthand
reporters for the impeachment trials !:
adopted: Committee Messrs. Chalmers,
Reynolds and Tuttle
LAW BY APPROVAL.
The Governor informed the Senate that
he has approved Senate bill to empower the
secretary OF the Senate and Clerk of the
House to administer oaths.
Adjourned.
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LA w -
OF THE
STATEOF MISSISSIPPI.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

AN ACT to aid officials in the service OF
Civil Process.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That any
person, who may hereafter be in possession
of personal property of any description, be-
longing to or claimed by any other person,
which property is liable to be levied upon
or seized under any process OF fert tdcI0s
Ueuditioi erp0nGS, attachment or other pro-
cess, such person. so in possession as afore-
said shall point out and deliver such prop
erty to any Sheriff, Constable, Coroner, or
other officer, who may. demand said proper
ty, by authority of any legal process in his
hands.
SEC. q Be it further enacted, That any
person in possession OF personal property,
belonging to or claimed by another who
shall willfully omit or refuse to de-
liver such property or to point out
the same to any officer demand
ing tie same, IN the mode and manner mann
ed in section number one of this Act, shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on
conviction thereof. in any court of compe-
tent jurisdi ton. shall be punished by fine,
not less than the full value OF such proper
ty, and not exceeding double the value
thereof, or toy Imprisonment in the county
jail for IA period not less than twenty days
and not exceeding six months, or by both
,uch fine and i'm prsonment at the discretion
OF the court.
Approved, February 10, 1876,
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THE 1EaIslA7res
Senate.

Democrats in Roman; Reppbr.
LIST District Hancock 4o,,Sash
I Pa GartS Greene Perry tso5 b
I'd Observation-Disclosures ora
>, n,.l Whits, leoll 1H' ANTE
K. H. Thompson. 'n and b
4th District Adams)-H. C g.
9Th Observation-Disclosures and ro'lha
Mcclure. rSnkGe>s
9th District opiah and c,,n :
Smith 0'"'oofls>
It'll District-(WarreneT. c Co.,,
E. Furlong. ''cAla /,
9Th District-iW Wayne, Jones o..
son and Smithj-T. I SVToyli93gto,S,
9'0 Dls = CT Jasper Scott and S S,cs
10th District LauderdaleandU.,
W. Jewell. 0'afks y
18th District-( Kinds and RanL;.,
Caskill, A. R. Johnston ~ |
18th Observation-Disclosures Bp
18th District-(Yazoo)-J E Pr.,oH
14th District Holmes H. s NJ"
18th District Alfalfa and LeakoO st
ham.
10th District-(W Winston, Choetav
ner)-M. A. Metts. AID
18th District Noxubee, Nesboba
peril. W. Foote A. Sfs,. Sla
18th District-(Lowndes, OktibbeIaq .
fax)-W. H. Sims, F. G Barr ~
10Th District-(Calhoun and YAH
H. Thornton N'VOO'as
10Th District Lafayette and pa.
A. Mcneil. '0'''s
2lst Distrist-(Lee and Itawamba , ,
len. i
I'D District-(Alcorn, Prentiss an,
mingo)-J. NJ. Stone. 'D'
23d District-(Tippah, Union and Ran,
c. Terry. D'1
oath District Monroe and Cbict,..-
o. Reynolds, A. Shrleu lc ,I'''
18th District Marshall)-Geo ALL,
26th District-(Panola)-R H. TayIos
9th District-(DeSoto, Tate AMI NJ n.
James b. Morgan, c. G. CALI
18th Observation-Disclosures and CoabomSy
Chalmers.
18th Observation-Disclosures and Isss,.
". II. Gray, col.
Both District Tallahatchie, Gran,h
Sunfower)-W H. FitzGeroH'
31st District arroll and LeaoreL
IuttLe.