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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

10 bales OF ~ muslin 7lc at the New
York store. Also 1900 pieces Of prints,
choice styles at and 8 cents per yard,
retail ll-S-l0tl PArIER & Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

White goods and linens, including all
kinds Of white wear for suits for ladies
and children, at Burger & Cos. The
prices Of these goods are extremely low.
and the stock is most attractive one.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14
For Alderman .

W. L. Beerwart announces himself this
morning as candidate from the Second
ward. lie is a good man, and. If
elected, will do faithful service for the
city.
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NOTICE 40 Candidates
may use the columns of the BrL,yr,s
to bring their names before the people. at
the following rates, cash ia adrance,
City Clerk, So; City Treasurer. s.; Al
derman, 81. No variation from the cash
IN ddrancs rule. If
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

a. HALLRY.-,A .finelot Of table and
pocN'' cutlery, also spades, shovels.
noes rakes, forks, axes and general line
o, hardware lust received by A. HALEY.
10 Commercial avenue. S,as.,y'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

Linen fibre. plate finish, letter and note
paper at the BULLETIN Office. Blue and
cream laid, below st. Louis prices.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

Fresh arrival OF very large assert
ment OF ladies and gents Kid gloves at
j Burger q Co. s-2l-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

There will be Good Friday" services
at the Church OF the Redecmer this morn
ing at II O'Clock, conducted by the Rev.
Charles A. Gilbert.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

Mrs. Remington, OF P0meroy, Ohio,
mother Of Mrs. Dyas T. Parker, Is in the
city paying her daughter visit.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

\ beautiful line OF new embroideries
just received by the recognized ''embrold-
cry house of Carol. Burger a Co.
B-2l-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

EDITOR BULLGrIy Please announce tina, nm
candidate for the Office lily CLERK, at the ap-
preaching city election Will X. HAwKIss.
We are authorized 10 announce the name of
JAMES W. STEW ART as candidate for the
once Of City Clerk, At the ensuing city election.
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fOR CRY ATTORNEY

We are authorized TO announce the name of
u HARMON BLACK, asa candidate for ~ eIec-
lion b. the Office Of City Attorney, nj the en-u-
ing charter election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

Two furnished rooms; apply Eighteenth
aud Commercial avenue.
4-l1-lw MRs. w. + PITCHER.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

Fiffy cases Of shoes just In and for sale
low, at the New York store. 4-S-lOt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

Cashmere lace and netting, a splendid
assortment, certain 10 please the ladies,
just in, at } Burger & Co. 3-2l-n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

At wholesale at the N,
Call and obtain prices.
4-S-10t p.,,r,
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Ghe 8ulletin.
ANNOUNtEWENTS
FOR SHERIFF.
FOR CITY CLERK .

Wear authorized 10 announce that u. A. Ed
mundson Is an independent Republican candi-
"aie Tor sheriff, at the ensuing county election.
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Presby teriaa SOciabIe.

We are told that the ladies' OF the Pres
byterian church will hold their next socia.
BILE Thursday evening next.
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We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
W. h. ANLEl rs a candidate Ton recollection to
the Office OF city CLERK nj the ensuing charter
election. tie
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-14

Centennial Hats

JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service, q. ). A
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Cheap Goods.
4pounds Golden Rio coffee for q, ON
Choice green Rio coffee, =, GO
prunes, Ok
3 " choice rice, 2,
Dcmora sugar, %
boxes Of matches large. %
ipounds best soda. 81
best starch, %
All other goods "a low. Choice butter
by the pound or package at the
l-SlOt Nrw YORK SToRr.
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= ssen,s

.2-23-tl ~
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The Sewers.
We are told the sewers will be opened
tonight.
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Just received by Goldstine q Rosen.
| water. 3-ls.tf.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DrrAhrMkNT Rlvxp RRrouT, I
April ~, $50
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'I.elow nigh water of is7i
JAMES WATSON.
Sergeant, Signal Service, u. =. A.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-09
By Telegraph
TO THE DAILY CLARION
WASHINGTON ITEMS
CONFIRM ATIONS

CONTRIBUTIONS.
Alfonso Taft, Secretary of War. John
L. Mason, Of Virginia, Consul of Dresden.
WASHINGTON, March S.-TO-day Major
Riebords. Chief of Police, made a formal
arrest of Belknap, and brought him into the
police court. Belknap, accom- panied by
Counsel, Ex-senator Carpenter, who said
that they waived examination, and were
prepared to give bail for Belknap's appear
ance before the Court. Judge Sneall fixed
the amount at $4,000. When the parties
returned to arrange the bond, Belknap
showed by his movements during the short
time he was in the courtroom, that he was
much depressed in spirits, covering his face
with his hand and signing deeply.
VIM. Tomlinson, the brother of Mrs, Bel
KNAPP, was before the Grand Jury two hours
to-day.
Belknap gave $25, 1000 bond at O'Clock
and returned home. The grand jury still
have the case.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Jas. III. Storrs,
attorney for the Central Pacific Rail Road,
argued before the Senate Public Lands Com
mttee, against the bill subjecting their
lands TO local taxation.
The Committee of the War Department
examined several witnesses to-day. Or
vile Grant asked to be excused until to-
morrow, and while leaving the Senate, was
served with several subpOenas to appear be-
fore other Committees.
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SENATE.

Mr.. Rayard introduced bill to authorize
the Secretary of the Treasury to approve
certain bill incurred by the direct tax COM
missioner. 1t was referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
A resolution offered to adjourn both
houses on the first of May was referred to
the Committee on Appropriations.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions reported a resolution TO pay Francis
w. Sykes, of Alabama, for one years SER
vice and mileage went over.
The Pinch back case was resumed,
Mr.. West argued that Kellogg received
majority of the votes cast in 1872 and there
fore had the right to sign the credentials OF
Pinchback. He has been recognized as
Governor by every Department OF the
government as we'll as by Democratic
House of Representatives. 1t was the pub
lie opinion in Louisiana that Kellogg was
the lawful Governor OF the State.
In conclusion, he argued that the Senate,
in accordance with all established prece-
dents, must admit Mr.. Pichback on his ere
dentials as a pTinad fdc1e case, ana lhqu
as to his title to the Secretary afterwards
The question then being on the amend,
ment of Mr.. Edmunds to insert the woru
= not before the word ss admitted" so that
the resolution should read:
Resolved. That p b s. Pinchback be not
admitted as Senator from the State of
Louisiana, for the term or SIX years, neglh-
nlnQ on the 4tn Oh hdiCh. iOt1
lt was agreed to-yeas 81, nays 20, as fol-
lows;
YEAs-Messrs. Bayard, Caperton, Chris
tiancy, Cockrell, Cooper, Davis, Dennis, Ea-
ton. Edmunds, English, Gordon, Johnston,
Jones OF Fla, Kelly, Herman, Key, McCree-
ry, Mcdonald, Maxey, Merrimon, morrill,
of Maine, Morrill, of Vt., Norwood, Paddock
Randolph, Ransom, Salisbury, Stevens on,
Thurman, Wallace, Whyte, Withers-32
NAYS - Allison, Anthony, Boutwell,.
Bruce, Cameron OF Pa, Conkling, Conover,
Dorsey, Ferry, Frelinghuysen, Hamilton.
Hamlin, Harvey. Hitchcock, Howe, Ingalls,
Jonts of New, Logan, Mcmillan, Mitchell,
Morton, Patterson. Sargent, Sharon, Sher-
man, Spencer, West, Windom-29. .aes
Messsrs. Bogy, Booth, Wadleigh, Gold
thw aith and dawes, who would have voted
| in the affirmative, were paired with Messrs
/ Alcorn, Oglesby, Cameron, of Wisconsin,
| Clayton and Wight, who would have voted
| In the negative. Those not voting wer,
Messrs. Burnside and Robertson.
/ The question then being on the resolution
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hOnefArV.

NEW YORK, March 8.-Money easy at g.
Gold 1905. Sterling quiet; o. Gov'ts
dull and little better; new fiyes ls54.
States quiet and nominal.
New YORK, March 8.-Cotton quiet and
New ORLEANS, March 8.-Gold 14k
Sight Il premium. Sterling, bank, So 561a.
NEW ORLEANS, March S.-Cotton, de-
mand moderate. Sales 7,l00 bales. Prices
irregular and easier; good ordinary TO
strict good ordinary 934@ l03sc: low mid
ding to strict low middling ll1s "a SIC; mid
ding to strict middling l238S l3lsc; good
middling to middling fair 131a a l4ssc.
New ORLEANS, March S.-Sugar firm
common 6@61sc fair to fully fair 63s(d714c;
prime to choice 72s@34c. Molasses firmer;
prime to strictly prime fermenting 45@50e;
prime to choice reboiled 35@42c. Flour
dull; Xxx 81 so; xxx So 00@6 90; prime
and family 81 so. Corn meal dull Offering
at 81 40. Corn 52c. Oats steady 42G45c.
Bran dull; soc. Hay dull prime $1,000.
Pork quiet; quoted at S23 so. Dry salt meats
easier; s7s@9@l3@l3l4. Bacon weaker;
| 101s t9l414 al41se. Hams, choice sugar
cured, scarye; l434@15c. Lard firm; tieree
refined jobbng, 1899; keg 1414c. Rice
dull common TO choice A. @6s4c. Whisky
quiet; rectified 81 0s@1 IL. Coffee steady !;
ordinary to prime l6@lss4c. fa
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-09

Court of Impea ehment, in the matter of Arti
cies OF Impeachment exhibited against Alex
ander X. Davis Lieutenant-Govern BY the
house OF Representatives. to strike from the
by the respondent. 6tl
lst Because said answer and plea tenders
no issue material to the merits In said trial
upon which they can take issue 4
I'd. Because said answer and plea is i'm ma
terlal, irrelevant, nOn-issuable en'the merits
and frivolous in law
Sd. An issue Joined by the said House of
Representatives on said plea and answer. and
hndlng thereon by the Senate as a Court of
impeachment could not be made the basis of
Judgment by the said Senate, sitting as a
Court of impeachment, such only as BY the
constitution they can pronounce and is there
fore vain proceeding.
REPLICATION.
In THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
February 25Sh, 1876 J..
Replication of the House of Representatives
OF the Stateof Mississippi to the first three
answers of Alexander X. Davis, Lieutenant
GoyernOr of said State, 10 the Articles of
impeachment exhibited against him by the
House of Representatives
The House of Representatives of the State
of mississippi have considered the several first
three answers of Alexander K. Davis, Lieu
tenant-GOvernor of said State, to the several
Articles of Impeachment against him bv them
exhibited, in the name of themselves and all
the people of Mississippi, and reserving to
themselves all advantage of exception for in
suthclency of his answer to each and all of
the several Articles of impeachment exhibited
against said Alexander X. Davis, Lieutenant
Governor as aforesaid do deny each and every
averment IN said several answers, or either of
them, which denies or trayerses the acts.
lntents, crimes or msdemeanors charged
against said Alexander K Davis in said4Ar-
tlcles of impeachment, or either of them; and;
for replication to said answer do saw that
Alexander X. Davis, Lieutenant Governor of
said State is guilty of the high crimes and
mentioned in said Articles, and
that the House of Representatives are ready
to prove the same.
ORDER OF THE COURT.
The motion made by the Managers on the
part of the House of Representatives, to strike
out the fourth answer of the Respondent
having been fully argued by Mr.. Manager
Barksdale, and the Senate having maturely
the same, it was ordered that said
motion be and the same is hereby sustained
and said fourth answer of the Respondent is
accordingly hereby stricken from the file
ADOPTED, Feb. 6 1876. ..t-.
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As amended; it was agreed to--yeas 81. nays
2s. The yeas and nays being taken, and re-
corded as above.
While the vote was being taken, Mr..
Pinchback was on the floor of the Senate.
and stood near the entrance of one OF the
cloak rooms. As the roll call proceeded he
manifested some nervousness, and soon after
The vote was announced, left the chamber.
HOUSE.
thurman, of Florida, making a personal
examination, accuses his accuser of swind-
ling negroes while agent of the Freedman'S
Bureau and Freedmans Bank.
The sub-election committee reported that
a majority of members favor, which If ac-
cepted by committee, will result in report
to the House favorable of Finley as against
NaIl, the sitting member from Florida
1t is stated that the recusant witness Jacobs
has been secured. His evidence, il is said,
touches Secretary Robson.
The House Special Committee on Whisky
Frauds and Attorney-G Generals Office, con-
slsts of Messrs. Knott, Harris. Glover, Coch-
rane, Mcmahon, McCrary and Plaisted.
Mr. Randall reported the Legislative and
Executive Appropriation bill +; it reduces the
estimates $4,000 900. and was made the spec
ial order for Friday. #
The case of. Congressman, Purman, of
Florida, was referred To the Committee on
Civil Service Reform, for Investigation.
The Judiciary Committee reported arti-
cles of impeachment. but as witness Marsh
was probably beyond the jurisdiction OF the
United States, asked their recommittal for
amendments. 1t wa so ordered. as a.s
The following was put on its passage:
Be it enacted, That when any person shall
be required to testify, against his protest,
before either House of Congress, or any
thereof. or the Senate, sitting as
a Court of Impeachment. and shall so testify
under protest, he shall not thereafter be
held to answer criminally in any court of
justice, or subject to any penalty or forfeit
ure, on account of any act concerning which
he shall be so required to testify; provided,
that nothing herein contained shall be So.
construed as to relieve any person from liza
bility TO impeachment; passed
Adjourned.
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"cihc Railroad vHeetin

Sio mar19 Sat the annual meeting
y" faclic Railroad Company,
offered resolution that the
IN6o IN6e"een the Company and several
~. ~ were or are beneficiaries or
,,, ~ "hat is known as the Oakes
4 snn, o1e. ahdJ. W. Davis contract and
>'n,a Ia'eats ~ thereof. and who
f., .s Tue same, be asseated to by
keeSS,"" ~ ana the treasurer is authori-
Mann; 'ue Saae, was adopted. An
Ill., 4''In by Gould approving of
H. between the read and the
vss =. W The Credit Mobilier of
il tS ~ adopted. The treasurer was
kjrSsst S execute He in behalf of the com
ho6JiiaOri Oi a oil in equity against the
II, ',ller ,h of America. advised bv
klho' 'ne o% purpose of asserting tIe
Y and oonipany against said Credit
N1eIIay I ay,9,olning the prosecution of
kciSr' 'sser pei, corporation against the
N Cont cgr Railroad. now pending in the the
-Ourt OF Massachusetts ~ 'ne
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Telegraph Earnings.

NEW YORK, March S.-President Orton's
report to the Western Union Directors,
shows that on April 1st, 1874, there was a
surplus on hand, of $5l4,5S4 The net earn
ings from that date to December 3lst, last,
were S5,730, $40; total Sc, 245, ,l6l dividends,
interest on bonds, paid and accrued, and the
sinking fund. was $565,006; balance OF
$5S6,l4 to this balance should be added
the proceeds of the sale of bonds issued in
1875, in excess of the amount required TO
redeem the bonds which matured Novem
ber lst 1875, making total of SSSS.347. AT
a IN eeting of the Western Union Telegraph
Company Directors to day, it was voted to
postpone the consideration OF dividends un-
til the next reg ular meeting.
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'pelher FOrgcr Cangsat.

FOOL, March S.--The Courier SAYS
Brent, travelling under the name
lce Rivers, was arrested on board
apr City of Richmond, when she
\ queenstown, the day before yes
ss'Cfalng lie Is charged with
.sO0CCU worth of bills on the Falls
~ bank, Louisville, Ky. Upon
alm considerable sum of money
were iouad upon his person.
~Oaght before the mp gistrate at
H. Yesterday, and after IL short
M ,Oa was ordered to be sent to Lon
'a'ory to his eXtradition.
March S.--Horrible accounts of
'"oc''leS continue to come from
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OF IMPEACHMENT
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.

hhPUhI OF THE COMMITTEE.
MR. SPEAKER Your Select Committee. an
pointed pursuant to a certain resolution
ADOPTED on the 18th day of February to pre-
pare articIes OF impeachment against Alex
ander X: Davis, Lieutenant-Governor of the
State of Mississippi, beg leave respectfully to
report that they have prepared the accompa-
hylng articles and herewith submit the same
T. s. WHITE, Chairman.
w. r. BARKSDALE,
SAM. POWELL
GEO H. LESTER
OLIVER CLIFTON
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-09

WEST CREEK, N. j., March S.-A ship,
loaded with cotton, name unknown, proba-
bly the ship Ontario, of London. is ashore
on Long Beach near Little Egg Harbor in
let at 10 O'Clock this morning. Two of her
boats with crews have landed safely. The
third boat is still outside, heavily loaded.
The crew are afsid to land. The ship lies
nearly Opposite Life Station No. b. "A
boat has zone TO her assistance. ----.-
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Probabilities.

WAsHINGToN, March S.-For the South
Atlantic States, clear or fair weather, with
northwest winds and rising barometer, fol-
lowed during Thursday by winds shifting
TO eastcrly and southerly and rising tenn
perature. For the Gulf States, the Tennes-
see and Ohio valleys, warmer and partly
cloudy weather, ,easterly to southerly winds,
and during Thursday. falling barome ter aud
possibly rain north of the Texas coast, and
i'm the central MiSSiSsippi valley
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Eire-S25O.OOO.

CHICAGO, March S.-Last night the build
ing on Southwater street, owned by Judge
Skinner, and occupied by number Of
commission firms, was com pletely destroyed
inside, with its contents. Among the losers
are Little tS Jones, K. G. Rocihaulk. Ford
ham 81 Co, Wayne IL Lowe and MeLary &
Tucker Lost $3.50 900. sst-
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I TELEGRAPH.


b. March s.-The News says the
lIent of Richard II. Dana, Jr., AS
y Minister to the Court of St.
one of the most acceptable that
suggested 1t treviveS the old tra-
EhonOring men Of letters with inn
Positions. Mr.. Dana will be well
b, on many accounts. The appoint
tmS to Indicate Il return to a better
public duty ii the distribution OF
r. March S.-The Hour says that
qnltting England without taking
Ihe Queen is unpreceden5 5ed.
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LEGHsLATRYE a.1e a,1.,<..,x -

Inc lollowlng are the names and residences
OF the members of the Legislature. Democrats
In Roman, Republicans in italics. Members
who had not located when this list was made
out VIII oblige us by informing our reporter
of their residences or of any changes.
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Of the House

6enoSs,,tM;a March S.--The Committee
Stlea'Conservatives : of tile
be, in 1 reinta,9 "a address to the people
\ t6e arIioIaa rti,gIlatlCn of Gov. Kellogg s
s live coIun' S oi u lmpeaehment, The
-.Iumns of the newspaper.
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Died.

n March S.-Marie de Flayigny,
pAgault, and an authoress, well
Daniel Stern, died to-day. She
~ Frankiort-On-the-Main, and
&tlE OF age.
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Perjury.

NEW YORK, March S.-Wm. A. Darling,
eX-appraiser, of the Port of New York.
and formerly Secretary of the Sd avenue
Savings Bank, and Spencer X. Green, late
President of that bank, were held to-day at
the Yorkville criminal court to answer to
the charges of willtul perjury in having as
officers of said bank sworn to a false state
ment of its affairs to the Superintendent of
the Banking Department at Albany.
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1OR EaGN NEWS.
Failure.

NEW YORK, March Sd. T. & t. Meyer,
real estate operators have failed. The real
estate on hand is oyer one million dollars
worth, and the liabilities will reach this
sum. 8 % ..
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o. 'uon Retu,.,,

IN IN RepabIHieeaSS,s- S,-ln the municipal
Salea and AnbSca S Carried Rochester.
| '''s' o'vsgo, e ElDira Dfn''aa'i nnd
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Noble Iaa.

|sas dra,.,M March s.-wm. Mitche,,
Ptenptin%g' 'sa to witt with lady whom
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'r-4 WEEKLY CLARION

,.rerv wednesday morning. Two
l. ,oonn. inadvance. The publish
oo.tage on both editions.
gY THE DOZEN COPIES.
-. of the Legislature, and others
Y a,,,s copies of either edition, are re-
..,o notice, in the case of the DAILY
,rior TO publication, and in the
\ g WEEKLY, on Tuesday morning.
..ot. per dozen; Weekly, 75 cents
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=, Adyerti-Ing Rates.


Al ". Nv. 3 W. W.
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., 300. I'm Jnn 3OO 800 100 $50 1000
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reisnine lines solid minion.
d, sneeial notices, 10 cents per line
srtion.
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New YORK. March S.-'Ihe Jury in the
six million dollar suit against TW eed found
a verdict for people of $4,719,040 principal,
and $lS7177 interest from September, 1870.
Total $6,537, III.
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rrz DAILY CLARION

.verv morning, Mondays excep-
'' Inns the latest Legislative and
p '0T In'eIligence up to the hour of
bphlc in''
u press a s2oo for L,eo;s-
D CLARION will be delivered to
D'- ;hsr. every morning, by faithful
wiII be left in postofiice, if pre-
" ,,rs for the paper should be sent to
rting Room.
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G A Broueher, Reeordins Clerk, E,ls, Residence.
C. A. Durham, ...Serg : : TPierce's S.
wTnolland, Asst ssg'tn natrlK ,AT@s, eeper rss,J
W. H. Mannery, lcol',."Do0 Washington
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MOTION AND REPLICATION.

Adopted by House of Representatives, Febru=
ary a5th, 1876, and fled in the Senate, sitting
as Court of Impeachment, February 10th,
1876 sa 8a
MOTION.
The House of Representatives of the State
of Mississippi move the Senate, sitting as a