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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
2tsrielutrruI Experiment.
HOW mo- CIR Eecs N wINTER.

HOW III It'll ktstsN IN WIN E-&-
We Will not say that the farmer who
leaves hrs poulsry TO rOOst in the apple
tree az the corner Of the barn. and 70
pick up their living at the pigs trough
and in the bArnyari- nav not OCCASION
ally get an sgg in winter. But as
matter Of fact there Is on most farms \
great deArth Of sSgs frOu November to
March. With = warn shelter. and suit
able feed. pulisss that begin to lay in
the fall VII eSubnue % lAy through the
winter. L Is mainly question Of feed
The staple feed is Indian corn. because
il is the most plentiful and the NEST
convenient IL furnishes plenty Of fat.
aud keeps up the heat Of the fowls. but
is poor IN aIbuusn and the phOsphates-
They want = variety Of grains and vege-
tables. and. to Do their best. enc feed
daily Of warm e0Sksi neal and vegeta-
blss- Most farmers have milk, and Il
shis can be added. il will be all they
need. Butcher scrap cake Is gOod, and
nay safely be kept in the poultry yard
where the fowls can help themselves At
pleasure Boiled potatoes or turnips.
mashed and mixed with Indian meal.
naks an excellent feed for laying hens.
Fowls are particularly fond Of eabbages
aud turnips At all stages Of their growth
and eat them raw grssdIly-every day. il
they can get them We have found $
good results from feeding cabbages Il
laying hens. that ne always lay in !
large supply fOE the winter Refus'
from the Butchers and OfAl frVm tn
6sh market. also furnish good n2teria
for making eggs These IRE accessible
to most villagers. and can Dc had =
snail cost. A hen Is only \ naehiu
for producing eggs IL you want Ii
finished product yoa must put the RAJ
uAtsrial inse the hopper. It Should NJ
} De forgotten that there Is liberal grind
ing going on IN the giEzari. and the q!
ing bird should have free Access TO graz
I 81 With sharp grit. brUken oyster N
! clam shells. which assist in reducing Il
grains and forming ezg-shells- With
plentiful supply Ot egg-prOdueing foo
= hens viii lar veil in winter. when eg.
, bring the highest Pries--4grieElssaTI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28


Ask ME- WHE-A notorious chzrze-
ter vas conyertei His fcrner assoei-
ates tainted hin With being hypocrite-
he replied: Yea want to know
whether vas > brutal vzgabond. sqzzn-
dering what little 1 earned N drink
Ny poor wife At midnight e0uid be seen
hOTenng arOund drinking-pl.ees. trying
% get lie ho@s. and then / vsuId curse
and swear AZ her. aod sometimes bal
her almost to death Ny children fed
frOu Ne a. they would from = tiger
and hid when cone into the house.
SOE ] have got a. happy . hone a
tAers i IN the eity. and NJ ehildrer
watch for NJ e0nlng. ! have GOO
wages. AID | don't spend NY Gaming
az the corner grocery. You 20 aud AL
ny wife. II yOa want 70 knew xk.s =.
hgi0n las dsne for NE"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
A MOTHERS ALTAR

Not far into the present century lived
: gay and attractive lady. The world
vas bright before her. An indulgsnt
husband helped her to enjoy all this
world could bss.Ov. God gave Der
dvelIing-Place near an eminent szint-
She could net bat know Of their rich
fanily altar. Their religious life vas not
hid under bushsl. Therefore she often
rejected o. this Christian sunshine. aud
10 doubt wished she vas in possession
Of the pearl Of great price Before many
years Of domestic bliss glided away. the
beloved partner Of her joy left ais hone
on urgent business asd v1s lost On TIE
Ooean- Then cane ycutAfal ul8SShOod,
With four little girls % which she al.
ded fth-A hear relative Then fol
loved deep interest in eternal tAings
tia. resulted n the Pablie confession O
her faith 10 the Redeemsr.
And nov have armed at tie poin
which led 10 this sketch. There vas 4
delay N establishing tie family altar
Iwas tie eth child and can speak Q
the impression sxtsupore prayer mad
on RysslE IhO1gh hitls girl Of ab0u
nine years, l began innsiiately to PA
As well as use ny childish f,raA e
cry oue Of the ehilirsn. in you,h, mad
a profession Of religfon- Every one /,
the i've would lead in family worship
either As the head Of family o. sul
ordinate member Of the household.
no one Of them Vas it > greA, erOs
They never say their mother hesitate
lead in family prayers. even if CUES
we're present /. never entered the
minds that it vas The duty Of the IA
had only.
Can it Be possible that Chris;li
mother can nsglec; Der offspring 50 dee
ly Is not to pray With then?
o. mothers. What 4 power you Ia
for good or evil II Jour spiritual i
aud prayers are eIerting their legitina
influence. yOu nay place your ehildr
As bright gems in the crown Of the I
deensr.-N Y. O5s<rrsr.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
Religious department..
NHAr rs PREAcHINGi

There are tuO ways Of regarding
ssrnon-sithsr as human eOnpOsitiOn.
Or 4 divine message. five look upon
il entirely as the hrst. and require cur
elergymen to finish it with the utmosi
care and learning for our better delight
whether Of ear or intellect. We shall &c
necessarily led to sxpeet much formali-
" and ststeliness in its delivery. and
think that al IS not we'll if the pulpit
have not golden fringe around il. and !
gOOdiy cushion 10 front of Is; but ne
shall at the sane time consider the treat
ise thus prepared As something to which
il is our duty 70 listen without restless
ness for half an hour or three quarters.
but which. When that duty has beea de-
sorOosly performed. We may dismiss fr0n
our minds in happy confidence Of being
provided With another when next 1t
shall be necessary. Bu. IL once ne BE-
gin to regard the preacher. whatever
bis faults. as = nan sent with = message
70 u. vhieh il Is , matter Of life or
death whether NC hear OF refuse /; II ne
look upon him As set in charge over
many spirits in danger Of ruin. and hav-
ing allowed 20 him bat an hour or Two
N the seven days 70 speak to them If
We make some sndeavOrs to conceive how
precioas those hours OughS 90 DC 70 him.
"A snail advantage on the side Of GOd.
after his foek have been-sxPosed for si1
DAYS together 70 the world tesaptstiscs,
and ae has been forced TO watch the
thorn aud the thistle sPringing up II
their hearts. to see what wheat had SCAT
tered there. snatehed from the waysid'
By this Wild bird and the other; aud .
last. when breathless and weary viii
the weeks labor. they give hin this in
terval Of imperfect aud lauguid hearing
be has bat thirty minutes 20 get AZ 20
separate hearts Of = thousand men :
convince them Of al their weakuess
shame them for all their sins. warn theE
Of al their dangers, 70 iry BY this Va
sud that 10 sir the hard fastsnings {
those doors where the Master hiEse
has stood and knocked. yet nOne Opeuel
thirty rainutes TO raise the dead in
let Us but once understand and feel thi
and we shall look With changed ey,
upon that friPpery Of gay farnitUi
about the place from which the Mesa:
Of judgment must be delivered. Whic
either breashss upon the dry bones tn
they nay live, or. if Intellectual. renail
recorded IN eoudsnnation. perhal
against the ustsrer aud listener ak
but assuredly against one Of thsm-Rs
k'H.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

The S-eeiish plan f0r sitting milk
for butter vas described at the recent
meeting Of tie Vermont dzirynen by
Mr.. Harding Of Louisville. Ky. He
puts bis milk into The pans a. soon a.
MIXED. puts On the tight-Stting TIN eoT-
ers and places then IN tie refrigsrzsOrs.
which nay stand in any ordinary milk
rOon Or esIlsr which does not freeze
His temperature Is 4s degrees or lover.
and his pans 20 iBehes BY 5 in diameter.
his plan keeps the cream sweet, Wiki
produces more butter, bsttez butter. and
that vhieh keeps longer. he keeps Iii
cream about 50 beers. and sells his tut
ter for so cents per pound The zrOu.
Or OdOr Is preserved better than BIZ Il,
Old vAy q exposure to the atnospbers
The quality Is better, 80 Is the color
the grain o. texture is greatly iBjure'
By varying te0perzture. which thi
Method prevents
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

CHUEcH CACCCsISG--Inn many Of our
Churches can Be found eoterie Of Zen
Who are forever eaueusing about the AZ
fairs Of the Church Religion seems to
Be kind Of pious politics 70 thea II
there Be = eounitses 70 appoint . dea-
CO.. 10 elect. OF trustees 20 nominate,
they always make cut thsir sizts BE-
forshand They Are As grave. anxious
and earnest about il as IL the fate Of the
church rested on their decision Thsy
create machinery when 10 machinery il
needed They eAIy nAniPulAtiOa int
matters in which manipulation is oEsn.
Eive- They are forever scbeuing an
PlAnning.-They keep the parish in 1
constant agitation They treat IL
CAureh as II il we're secular body ans
not spiritual iOrce,-a Legal corpora
ton AID ust = rsligiOss brOsberhood- =
They distract peoples minds from rs
hgi0us things. add al the pastors hear
With unneeessAzy anxistiss. They Ar
self-ooasitstsd nuisaaees. bud darn
ingiy unconscious Of the fact ..vanit
Of vaaitisA aith the preacher. v4nit
e vAaities. all Is vanity God,
Ani- = 4-4-.A &
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
.Mrp,cIu 4 FOREIGN pl y.

AMERICAN & FOREIGN ps ~
GILMORE q co., sg s.,ss,s ~ =.
HOsMER a Co. sollei'eIs, .nT4NCE. -
countries. 40 RgRS ~ Ay ~ e. n - y
unIess the patent ia gran.e.sl 1ss ~ - -
iiminary examinations 70 sa-'B b rec. z
ipg aud conducting Feleafi y, ~ 81 -.
N the Commissioners ALL Is',- ryea q ~ ~ Q
- revived. Special sttenlsyhs !, ss.,rs.gss - !,
cases tefore the Patent ono is-sessss 80
greas, InfnngrneBt sails = T,geua0ns g -
litigation sppertaiuihg = 4. 20. Tor
Hend stamp 70 Gilmore ii
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
FEEDING GRAIN TO MILCH COWS,

Z. Cleveland Of Fr1nklin. Rad , pa
per before . meeting Of the Vermont
Bard Of Agriculture held at that place.
On the subjsct OF feeding grain to nileh
COWS. and the results derived from it
He said. take two farmers for instance,
whose lands join and keep 20 eOwS-
Their pastures and general management
are similar. with this difference: A.
feeds bis COWS On the old plan; gives
them What hay they require in winter.
IN order 70 bring them through in fair
condition. with pasture in sumner. and
makes 3.SOO lbs. Of butter. which At 50
cents pound would AMOUNT 70 $40 in
the aggregate for the season B. Is not
satisfied with these figures. 50 lie adds
to the feed Of bis COWS four quarts Of
ecarss niddliDgs day 70 each. through
the entire milking season. and obtains
the following results: 1900 lbs Of but
ter. for which be realizes sl.SO2 az 81
cents per pound He has fed uius tons
Of niddlings. which AZ s24 per ton.
would amount to s2l6; deduct this from
The receipts for ihs butter and he has
left sl.OS7. 4 gets SO Per COW; B.
$3.50. Or sI2.SO more than A. after
dedusting tbs. Gust Of the neal Nov
calculate that B. has been amply paid
for the t,Oubls in feeding his COWS TIL.
grain in their extra condition when i
comes fall. and in the less amount o
hay they viii require through the fol
loving winter - think It but fair {.
figure What he got more than A. ate
paying for this grain zs extra profits q
the money invested in its purchase- Til
amounts 70 the snug little sun Of s276
10 ineOGsidsrabls amount. A. all vi
agree. for snail farmer TO have AZ II
end Of the seasons toll. in addition {
his usually snail returns But son
say tat thH Is easier said than d0u.
Well. IL s1eh do not believe the STAT,
Esusthsy vii nos Be very likely 10 Z
J. the method given. and 80 vii not kro
By actual eIperisDos- have 10 dOaI
but that these results. Substantially a.
have figured then cut. can Be realize
By every dairyE4a in the eSgnsry-
have eo1e 10 tie eonelasisn By sxte
sive eouuunicztiSn Nth successful d.
: EJusn. receIving from then their aesu
experience IN the matter. hare Nv
in substance the facts and figures in
general way. hut nos 50 specifically as
hope they viii be given by the gent
men themselves In addition 70 this
NJ would add that NJ own experience d
en- ing the past season IN regard to this Il
az ter has been highly satisfactory. 4
to fully eoasrzs all have claimed in
IL VoT q feeding grain 70 uiIch cvz=
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
FLOUR. FLOUR

Just received nom Michigan suply 4, n.
Wheat Of the crops Of 1878 which Is lslns ~,
into excellent Flour, PIiee low AZ ihp e.
Barton Village.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
CENTAuR
| INIMENTs.

- s-arsr uszscs are he rsxpSs e sAess w0usEfsi
p4sssocsAasx ant hsal-s Cens2sr L2ntneass shAs ~
a. eczessss1y say hey ~fn alleviate RaS Psia
szssisx no-a s-sA oeoe o. u-sScs< SsrsECe@<ass We
~ ues prssszS tAss they VII usszd er0ks1 TX *
exreruinate boits- e1s even il scea esSs they III
rauos ne rrzasanssson Ss1 ssSg The F@ia- NOr eSa
ne szArzsses he pE0ESr rsssiis veSrs he sssy :
Psi>sard BY wAi-ks- reDssrsaes : as secess2Es
- a preper pAyssesl As ueszta2 eo0>hss0a-
The White CenEzar IiEiulcaS : p2rssausAEc
EaapseG sa al cases q Rheumatism, LsnaezsA
Nes-z. g-ySsselzs, liza >przins>C Aiilel2as, Gets
Buses Sei-ss PofsozS Sails. >essthc wssk RSeS.
Psias in the sssse. weGzaS. wssPizs >1Rews Bnrus-
Eros.es Esss Palsy. Ezr-ssAs. TOesh-3ehs. HssSeAs
Uesrs 0e1 Se<ss B<eSsn Breasts >eEs Nipgiss. SIX
TArozs Crcep> pspsAsrs Fhs zssss e shsze eo-
ulazss sh< Csaszur Linuszs VIII al e sAeza ],
wia bsasss. Il vii extract the poison fr0a bites
and s.3syS AMI ~il care burns and s<Alas vilhess
a scar Tas n7e~las IS hcs S11pse q sAa1s4na
ssni-.- ssx.iGe1alSs
s.ASrsocz IL. DeS. l. S-4-
Ny ws hHs ssr ts1g s-as. besa seEvsols SuaeEsr
ussv rssseiles rSe sasy alag wAseA has zsvsz her
reief i CszszGr Liuisss an rsSoeeeG 70 say MS
WI. RING. P0ssz.asser.-
nts Al iusspz.z5e ses snas the Censsar Linirasass
AZ kGlrlELtn- Ch1rG> ECtCL 0c40EC CAcC1CA =
xay prszszrzsscz n sxissseee-Eks ChrVose Rhscua-
srsa % thirty years standing. Strengthening In
rsrs and jos-ss ~hSeh had been ssE f0r ss< <s1rs'
I sakt.z sas soreness srca bErzS. g.
one Ss-1r. CT even say esnts, Invested in csaszuE
Iaui-sc. viii he IN rszeh when accident 90
cars and vi % nsoEe g0ei thaa any s1oOEs q
ucasy paid a- u,esscal zsisnszaee- Ehsa shy<seiAns
are called TIER fseQssasiy use tbs Linizs1L and Q
es1rse charge several pzScss fSr H.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
Is aapss. the so1gA Skin usees and 1ssh q 10
[ xzizal ereasIo-- rs szAess Upoo severe eases .
spavia. Svesay wIe.sG4a Bsg-EsSa ana POl-Svz
I are Hssis less thar uzrTsrbo0s-
Nsszrs- J. Mcclure, 4 Co DruEgizsS. co., Elm an
Y-ons So. cs1sinnHttL @. say
In czr usizahcrhsc5 nuzosr q tsaz<.srS ar
/ Using the Cez.1r- LEntrsEt. Taeg pre1s1nee
szusrtcr 10 anything shsy hare Used We sen Ss h1g
~ sczr - Eve 6ezsr bottles per Doo.A % owners
/ ec<ses and zEsss.
We lave volzz,ss q testimonials describing cares
Sg-ai,z Kicks. Gals Pol-Evl BEs-Hsa1 AMI ere
FC-nsse-x. vAs-A are Estle sess thza nzzTsa& \
0wns< Of an animal "a. s5oCd 10 BE vIsaoGs hostl
Il Csn.Err Linh-.sns Ehach xzy i1y nay prove vOrs
txszsy times IS eosS
Sebs svsryxAsrs. be- prepared oaly Al The
Laboratory Of J. B. Ross & Co,
a DzT 81. NV Tozx-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

1aoYFIcRR-, soIDilk,h !, ,ss - . =.
wounded. ruptufee. q $500 81
- slsghsly. eau obtain y nss
MORE a co. ,oop 4 co =, ~
c.. pso.eev.ss b gIM ~. 7 - -
- ss,srt' a the unlted - y
and the sossbern Claims -. -. i 80, y.
gaeh Department q -. - a ~ -
separate bureau, ps ~ M, ~ "a sru no y
~ parties efnpio3ea y Y, ~, ), {; hOhA
2 49,. >, .sp''S we desire 70 wis s"' )
fne il. Address Weshsss
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
CastOria.

C-,s. ssckly babies and eAibi-sa Ray saiSE hszlA.
Az mothers have resE, Z thsg VII Use CszserSA-
Eo--,s. ssTsrizhnezs. ;esshing. wind collie. sour
ssuraaeh srs u,aszsed seoi z1ks eAtrsa c-osss and
prrsucs sickness.
Czsso-sz VII sszSzslz.s lie Sod exPei worms.
and ecrrees Al these shinss- For t-sGtE years Dr.
P.chzr sxPsri7sass1 Il his prEz.s pzasies % pro
t-ce N s5sc.ivs Cx.h1-zSs AID xso02ch rsxuaso-
-hssh wc1l3 be az elective ~ Castor on. wf.h01.
is zzpleASaz. .Azss % rsesiL
r. rspGs4sica & his sxpsriDsus sx.s0dsd Phys
Sazs ard n1-sss rzpy 15spse1 his rs1sdI. 70 which
hs gave he EIze o[ CasreriR-
Czz.ori. i II pleasant 10 take rs honey, rss0-
,-sz she s.Sz1eA Ard ooEslz 413 6css zot Zrps- l.
5 .aapaed 20 Al Agss. escsascs aleAsaol and IS
absolaxeIy hzrziess 70 she =aoss ss1der i1sxnL
III Casso-ia cocs. and y09 vi never be with
cut IL.
Prepared a. The LAhorz.s-y q J. 3 Bose Co, ~
Deg s<<sss. SsE To<k- Ssls
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

There can Be nO.peace that Is nss hoa-
Orable. and thsrs eaa Be No var dat i
not dishoaorable.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
sf sixty pages. - uakRkl AP
l AND SCRIP -

Contested Land Cases gigss,tr5sst 4 y i. IS
General land Office and ~ -: 40 Rht-,..s
Payate Land Gains. niasIl.sTFaD 90. -
rios Claims. and HOMihs "a ~ 80 -, !
~ Land Scrip 10 ~. ~ - - - y -
This Scrip iz assigbaDis, -. AZ esFssl. 3.
name q The purchaser si.gs -
subject 70 pirate sbsIy, = 100 TAfsi,1 II
equal Tzius giih beasyc ~. for VaH'p'
stamp to Gilmore a - ID
maFuefiOn. aa pflUNi
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

The population Of California inersAs-
ed ss.272 last ysaz. II rkieh 1914
vs'e ohi0sse Z NIT kH8f h5H
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-19

shall, under the penalties now provided py
law, enter satisfaction upon the margin oil tue
record of such mortgage or deed of trust, OF
may release the same by deed Of release, or
may appoint an Attorney to enter such satls-
faction, or make such release, and the trustee
in deed in trust, is hereby empowered ana re-
ouired, upon satisfactory proof being mace,
to him that his cestui quo trust has received
full payment Of the money secured by said deed
in trust to enter satisfaction of the same In
all cases. whether heretofore made or hereat-
ter 10 be made shall discharge and release the
said mortgage or deed in trust, and shall bar
all actions or suits brought thereon, and the
title shall thereby re-vest in the mortgager or
gr ntor, and in all cases proof of payment 81
the money secured by any mortgage or deed IN
trust, shall in like manner, bar all actions or
suits brought thereon, and re-vest the title IN
the mortgager or grantor.
SEC. 2 Be it further enacted That this act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
By Limitation, March 9th, 1876.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-19
Approved March IA, 1876.

AN ACT to amend an act entitled an act to
provide for the efficient adjustment OF the
preliminaries to the Centennial exhibition,
and to create a Centennial Board OF Mana
gers, approved April 9th, 1874
SECTION l. Be ii enacted by the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi That an act emit
tied an act to provide for the efficient adj
iustment of the prelimina"ies to the Centen-
NAL Exhibition, and to create a Centennial
Board of Managers, approved April 9th,
1874 be and the same is hereby amended as
follows: Strike out the word "Governor" in
the "a and Sd lines of section l, and insert, in
lieu thereof the words the President pro TEN
Of the Senate and after the word appoint,
in the Sd line insert the following words
-four ard the Speaker Of the House
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That all ap-
pointments heretofore made under the proyi-
sions of the above rected acts, be ano they
are hereby declared null and void provided,
That nothing in this act shall be so construed
az 10 invalidate any action of said Board
heI etofore had in accordance with the pTovl-
sions Of said act.
SEC. g. B. it further enacted That all acts
and parts Of acts in conflict with this act, be
and the same are hereby repealed, and that
this act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
By Limitation, March Is, 1876.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-19
Approved, Feb. 18th, 1876.
AN ACT to aid Officials in the service of
Civil Process

AN ACT to aid Officials in the service of
Civil Process.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Lepisla-
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 .feri facios
0endttiOni e4pOnos, attachment or other pro-
cess, such person. SO in possession as afOre-
SAID, shall point out and deliver such prom.
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 2 Be it further enacted, That anv
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 demanding the
same, IN the mode and manner nam
ed In section number one of this Act. shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor. and. ON
conviotion thereof in any court OF CONNIE
tent jurisdiction, shall be punished by t,ne
not less than the full value of such manner
", ana not exceeding double the yaIne
ehereof, or by Imprisonment il. the oonntv
jail for period not less than twenty da~SS
ana not exceeding six months, or bv both
such fine and mpriSonment at the discration
of the court, y ''0A V''on
Approved, February l9, 1876.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-19

Whereas. 1t is fact in consequence thereon,
the said teachers have received no pay for sew
eral months; and,
Whereas. 1t appears that it is simply an act
of iustice that said teachers should have the
full sum of their salaries therefore.
SEcrIoN /. Be it enacted by the Legis lature
of the State of Mississippi, That sixteen hun
bred dollars be appropriated from any money
in the Treasury. not otherwise appropriated
for the support of The State Normal School at
Holly Springs, and the Auditor of Public Ae-
counts IS hereby authorized and directed 70
draw his warrant on the Treasurer for sa sal q
amount; and the District-Attorney of the ION
Judicial District shall at once bring suit, Ia
the name of the State of Mississippi, against
the Attorney who gave an erroneous iegal
opinion in the case, to recover the amount no"
required to be paid by this State
SEC 2 Be it further enacted, That this Ac'
take effect and be it force from and after lis
passage, ,o-
Approved, February 23d, 1876.