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1875 and 1876.

Whist changes have taken place in that
period? In none have they been more radi-
cal than in the treatment of diseases. In
the olden time, nature PROSTATE with pain
ana suffering, was attacked with the lancet,
colonel, blisters, starvation and thirst. All
this was done with honest intentions but
with terrible results. 1t Is pleasing fact
that the enlightened public of the present
day have discarded such medication. The
disorder that sap the powers of life are now
expelled by remedial agents. that BRACE up
the vital strength, while running its cause.
The qualities are foupd in an eminent de-
gree in DR.. TUTTS VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS They have become celebrated over
a wide extent of the globe as the safest and
gentlest remedial agent ever offered to SUI
ferlng humanity. and tits not the result of
newspaper putting, but by the great merit
of the IN efIieine itSeIf
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The COLOSSAL BRONZE STATUTE or NC
TORY which stands in lhe Park. aU lowell.
before the tomb Of the first soldier who fell
in the revolution, Is a lasting aud beautiful
memorial II is ono Of the first objects
sought by strangers visiting orr sister citv,
which indeed many visit purDoseIv to see
this elegant tribute % ART. Obtained from
The King OF bavaria by Or. j. g. Ayer-to
whom his majesty was especially gracious
in acknowledgment OF what his remedies
are reputcd TO have done for the suffering
sicE-it was donated by the Doctor to me
City OF LowcH, and now stands permanent
and speaking emblem of TIE victories OF
both Science and Arms.-BUlker nun llaSs)
Aurora
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sENATE-TWENTY-FIFTH DAY.
Tuesday, January 30, 1877


Senate met pursuant to adjournment;
President Sims in the Chair roll called
PRESENT -Messrs. Allen, Barry, Bllis'
Callicott, Carter, Catchings, Everett, Few
eli. FITZGERALD. Foote, Furlong, Griffin
Johnston, McCabe, McCaskill. Mcneil. Men
denhall. Nets, Morgan, Oldham, Pratt.
REYNOLDS, Shirley. Stewart Taylor, Terry,
Thompson, Thornton, Tuttle-3O.
ARsENT-Messrs. Albright. Chalmers,
Cnrrie, Gray, Hooker. smith Whlte.';
The Senate took up the unfinished Dusl-
ness of last evening-the bill 70 prevent
the carrying Of concealed weapons. Mr.
Jewell objected to third reading; because
the bill was not eGgrossed. and it lies over;
s. B. to authorize re-assessment OF real
estate in Warren county passed
Nv Mr. Morgan: To amend the Llquldae
,r9 Ieyee Commissioner; amended and
Fl. B. to fund the Gebt of Washington
comfy amended and passed.
The senate eoncurred in the House amend
ment to the bill amending the ChancefK
Court law.
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Fine Gold JeweIrY

ever brought 10 jackson since ihe war
This elegant stock OF Rich J8welry was ep-
lcctel bv myself from several thousand doll
lars worth. sent to mt for inspection hy vac
rious Now York Manufacturers and Whole
sale jewelers.. In the selection of my Jewelry
pickcI thu- personally from these extensive
resources. / have exercised the Artist TASTE
a 90 beauty and elcrHucc, vhilc my cEpr-
rience of tweuty-sCycn years as practical
Jeweler AMI Watchm8ker. was used with par
ticular care ina the selection Of QUALITY AND
PRICES.
In consideration OF the scarcity Of money.
the old and tried business adage Small
profits and quick sales will be strictly and
honcrably carried out by
Il. ". SEUTTER.
Jackson, Nov. I5, 20 3m
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FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-In the Senate,
Mr.. Wright, of Iowa, submitted a reSolu-
ton that the Senate proceed in accordance
with the provisions of the electoral count
bill, TO appoint by a viva voce vote five
Senators, to be members of the commission
in said act provided for. He gave notice
that he would call the resolution up for
consideration at half-past three to-day. Mr..
Edmunds. of Vermont, submitted a resolu-
ton authorizing and directing the Presi-
dent of the Senate to appoint two teIlers on
the part of the Senate TO perform the duties
required by the electoral count bill which
recently passed; agreed to. Mr.. Allison, of
of Connecticut, submitted resolution pro-
viding that the acts of the commission
authorized by that bill, be printed in the
Congressional Record from day to day; lies
over.
Mr.. Hamlin, of Maine, submitted a reso-
luton instrueting the Committee on Rules
to inquire and report what, if any, rule
should be adopted for the admission of per-
sons TO the Capitol during the counting of
votes for President and Vice-President, and
that the Committee confer with the Com
mittee on Rules of the House of Represen-
tatives; agreed to.
House.
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general answer to the many inqai-
terence 10 this work, we have 20
r .,.,qye vil. resume the printing OF il
,be Legislature adj arns- We desire
.-,,rate into the Manual any lrgis-
.+s, may effect tine jurisdiction OF a
..sf the peace The work, which j.
.asrf u.iu.ed, viii be com pleted with
:r. It-parch.
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HE People Waut Proof.

ess, = lie no medicine prescribed by physi-
SID soid by Druggists, that carries such
lse !, p oi ITS success and superior Wit
|1aogbe ChEEs GERMAN SYRUP for severe
sann,;1 No'us settled on the Breast, Con-
lssv.' 0a o. any disease of the Throat and
!Iersoa "A n proof of that fact is that any
cents Any can get Sample Bottle for
siYag tba 10 Try Its superior eject before
esra peen introduced in this country from
sOi,hinsg' aud lis wonderful cures are as
SS-s viii everyone that use il, Three
'e'ieVe any ease. Try it. Sold BY
w. n. WILKINSON,
Druggist, Memphis.
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PROCLAMATION.
ssoo 90 REWARD

WHEREAS, T. appears by information req
w ceived by me. TIA. W a. Parks, killed
George S. Perkins, In Winston county. ia tafs
State, on the 2ith day of December, 1876. and
that said Parker effected bis csclpe, aud b.
now ar large;
Now, therefore T. }. NJ. STONE. Governor
of Mississippi. do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said ". a.
Parker to the Sheriff Of Winston county. t-aid
reward payable upon convictiou.J ANA being
in addition to The statutory reward Of 500 proc
vijed for in section z75O o. The Code ot 1911.
And 90, moreover. require an officers 0t
this State 20 be diligent In their efforts 10
arrest said fugitive, ". A. Parks.
Given under my hand and the Great seal
Of the State affixed. 80 Jackson, this
H. 81 18th day o. January. =. D. 1876
J. NJ. STONE.
By The Governor
JAMas HILL, Secretary Of state.
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Mr.. Holland, a special Sergeant-at-
Arms of the Mississippi House of Rep
resentatives, arrived here yesterday, by
the Pargoud, with a subpoena for Mr.
VIM. Noonan, who is wanted at jackson
forthwith, to testify in the investigation
of the case of representative Fred Par
sons. While the Sergeant alarms was
watching to get service, Mr. Noonan was
leaving by the Pargoud for New Orleans
so they didn't meet.-Natchez Demo-
Graf.
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Another Good 7Ean Gone 10 HAis
EEGnes

ANDgEw Thomas, one of the most ven
FsbtauI beloved citizens of lIiuds county,
Ted hi his residence, near Bolton, on the
- inst, in tue SOyh year of his age
B7n in the State of North Carolina. he
Hgfated to the State q Mis-i sippi about
asrearI-IS. He was one Of a numerous
sa BIZ OF brothers, all of whom, except one,
f.drd ut Ibis county for mary Years.
0lrold citizens still cherish remembrance
of them, the oldest OF the family
ai1 Thomas, who long held the office of
4aa, Gan Office at present SO well filled by
j. worthy. excellent and patriotic son
ID 5. B. Thomas,) and who was Affection
gg esi!ed by the younger men of his day
-lacie Biaiel.
Iae subject o. this obituary was distin-
a'sued in equal iegree-indeed, was the
aaaterqart OF his elder brother. in lntegrl-
ssnpl.elty OF life and character. fidelity
tjjend>hip aud charity 10 all manEind
sfa were beloved i'm their day and gen5r-
s0, and both died. il Is believed, without
5iylag an enemy behind. Their purses.
IS tlejr hands. were open as day, to the
lBea of the widow and the orphan The
eipess and distressed were never turned
say empty from Sheir hospitable abodes-
aa}dY sons Of toll, N early life strug-
Eng Gith adverse fortune. without the
=
sl4 influential friends, they rose to inde-
.aItnce, aud commanded the respect and
-seil0a OF all who knu~ them.
nose very struggles, with tie self-dcnlals
sacrifices they imposed, instead OF
augal1g their hearts, melted them III
tHpalby for all who were called to travel
ts The same rugged and thorny road.
$40 mote simple minded. pure-hearted'
.aeEouS, hosp,tabl5, benevolent men, the
t.F & 81. L
veg The friends and patrons of his own
~ struggles, now more than iorty years
~ aud he is able, from his on personal
y 5sace. TO testify of the noble virtues
2 adorned their characters. W hilSt
1'QeT Of them passed to his rest, as we
's "a the bosom Of his Heavenly Father
He taaH tweuly-thrca years ago, they
50 >trikjnEly identified, when both
~ uA'ng, that we cannot separate them
~ saat both are dead. The Siamese
-'aS We're not more closely and indlsSolu-
yehaected by alfeshy ligamen then were
oie.AerS, David and Andrew Ih0mas,
SECTION.
'a'eEer was most striking or marked
s., CHARACTER OF the one, was equally
H4.eHt IN the character of the other
$50 - oy only TWO years. IN age they
upon the journey of life, hand IN
Slla ready 10 deny himself TO advance
III connection between them was rem
i Sloeer still! by the fact that, in early
a.. .15y married sisters. lived near each
n +; . .u The Two families mingled as child
4 FL tAe same family.
55i1s.zl might exhaust itself. and fail TO
= :'.ce % them in their domestic rela-
a. ioi these were all that heart could
IA tsf.
A elaa'lts,~ thomas departed this life in the
sr.b ana communion OF the Baptist
u ~ ' VI winch he had long been MEM
aortsii,,,lt.i iu!l assurance of blessed i'm
'A''s beyond the grave
4 FRIEND.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vital Weakness or depression I;
a weak exhausted feeling. no energy or
courage; the result of EHemsai over
work Intersections or eNcCsse@. or
some drain upon the system, b. always
cured by Humphreys akOneO patisic
Specific Eo. -. j. tone, mp and i'm
vigoratcs the system, dispels the gloom
and dependency. imparts strength aud
euergy.-stops the drain and reiuvc-
mates the entire man Been used twenty
years with perfect success by thousands
sold by dealers. Price $l.0O per single vial,
or IS 90 per package of live vial- and $500
wal OF powder Sent by mail on receipt IL
price Address EEgT9EPHgEe ~ EEO-
SEE;OA'AEEHEC MEDICINE COW
ssANX.
5G2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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As gardening has been the inclination
Of kings and the choice Of Philosophers,
so it has been tie common fayorite of
the public and private men Il pleasure
Of the greatest, and the care Of the
meanest; and, indeed, an employment
and a possession for which 10 man is too
high nor too low,
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svPaEME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI

judgments in the following cases were
rH1aei BIZ the supreme Court Monday
I7a 18th;
gls--Loughbridge ct al. ". Rodgers ct
s35- Board Of Supervisors Benton county
S. Crockett
H4 Kennedy vs. Gaines.
8n-Teat ". State.
li2j-S4ddler " state with sixty days to
answer
Tae loIloyjng judgments were reversed
snffemulcI.
aJs-NcClendan vs.. kellum.
gsS-iiunptou ". Damn
9lIl-Beal ys. Shattuck.
2E2-Flp'3s ct al. vs.. Tfice q Jones, and
bI. dismissed.
sf-g-Clark ct al. vs.. Wilson.
4E75-Hjll v. Bjiling>ley
42l-fo>t T. VS. Jordan
-NeEce vs.. Martin.
Tie following judgments were reversed
90 part aud sustained in part:
3l37-Fox vs.. Flippln.
23l0-llearne vs. Dunlap: appellant TO
paw costs.
921.--Orne vs.. Leland.
5S0i-crO1k IS. Crook; reversed and bill
dismissed
.F4-G-een vs.. Mclaughlin; aud
ilgt-Niller VS.. Palmer; motion sus-
u.asd, with per cent. damages in latter.
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Sal ~ " oNDFRFUL to realize the new prin-
asslrD1.f - > ii. McLean's Cough and Lung
1, 80 y l'oules. As the Globule comes
/ al ~ @ct Aith the Justices in the Mouth,
7ag <asse1eFates- which soothes and heals
l9agb;,e...' IN the Throat or Lungs, stops
rs. by -. ald Consumption, Trial Boxe
agt s TT' "i' DR.. J. II. Mclean, 3l4 Chest
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a citizen Of Huntington, Vt, has a
cat which is in the habit of going into a
stable on cold winter nights ard getting
on the back of one Of the COWS and re
naming there during the night, having
discovered that fhs is an effective way to
keep warm.
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One Of Mark Twain's funny stories is
that of a Scripture panorama, the pro-
prietor of which engaged pianist to play
appropriate music The musician, when
the picture of the ''Prodigal Son" was
passing, struck up 'When Johnny Comes
Marching Homel" which excited the in
dignation of the moral lecturer.
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The vote in the House for Representatives
in the grand Comm issiOm was unanimous
except in Gartield's case. who lost 30 votes,
mostly from members declining to name
him The Judges have sent to the House
and Senate. under seal, their appointment
of the 9TH Jud &c. General impression IA
vOrs Bradley.
Vate memoranda of proceedings in secret
session in the Louisiana Returning Board.
Congressman Field, who is conducting the
examination is gleetul over his progress.
Littleteld, in purging himself Ct con
tempt. testified he did make the changes in
the Vernon Parish returns by order of )
Madison Wells. but refused to forge the
name Of the Supervisor, and it was done by
some enc else.
WAsHINGToN, January 30.-The House
bill for grant of 100000 to CIpt. E1ds
has passed. PAYNE. Hutton, Abbott, Gar
field and IIOar are elected members on the
part of the House OF the Electoral Commits
sion.
There is no doubt that Judge Bradley has
been elected as the fifth Judge; the formal
announcement " i'll be made tomorrow.
Four batteries of artillery recently order
Monroe. 1t is thought other troops will
leave for the North and West shortly.
A. L. Britton succeeds Murtah on the Po-
lice Board.
Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, January 30.-For the Gulf
States nearly stationary perature,s south
erly to westerly winds; clear or partly
cloudy weather in the Southwest; possibly
occasional rains, with lower pressure. i'm the
Eastern Gulf States, ana succeeded by in
creasing pressure in The West Gulf States.
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The IaIie~ IN Takeit.

And We are pleased to known that Byron
Lemly and J. w. Harrington & Bros, drug
gists of this place, will, in the future, KEEP
that justly popular end celebrated remedy,
DIR. A. @. Simmons Liver Medicine.
u. A. THEDFoRD s. CO., sole proprie.
ors, Chattanooga, Tenn. dec .20-4 Am.
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Benjamin." shouted Mrs. Toodles to
her husband who was going out of the
gate, "bring me up five cents worth of
snuff when you come. Snuff? Mrs.
Toodles, snuff" he calculated, as he
paused with his hand on the latch ''No,
no, Mrs. Toodles, the times are too hard
to admit of such extravaganza; you must
tickle your nose with a straw when you
want to sneeEe. Fulton Times.
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VuIyERY AT LESS THAN CosT.--
b.. +. T. ytr1en has marked down her
b5nuct,, hat, flowers, ribbon-,
4.HIfnerg goods generally, at less than
I, ar.!sr I'd make room for the spring
SIMMER seasons. Much of the stock
IN store is suitable for any season, but
.,.a.,e,s 10 is all marked down at
,s.-o-scI fGpres The ladies' are re-
.sTf1 call
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A darkey who was stopping to wash
his hands in a creek, didn't notice the
peculiar action of a goat just behind him,
50 when he scrambled out of the water
and was asked how it happened, he ans
wered: 81 dunno 'zactly; but 'peared
as eff de shore kinder h'isted and frowed
me-
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Supreme
Judges. in council. decided that they will
select the fifth one at adjournment; meets
to night.
Littleield is before the Morrison Com
mittee purging his contempt
Kellogg is before the Privileges and Pow
ers Committee.
kenner testities that Wells and Anderso
was opposed to Kennedy as fifth memoer of
the board; don't know why kenner knows
Hayes carried louisiana by throwing out
votes
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Tooth-draBers are practical phiioso-
piers that go upon 9 very rational hy-
potheais--net to cure, but to take away
the part afected-Steele.
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a wolf, which for two years has been
prcyiDg upon sheep in Coffee and Irwin
counties, Georgia, was killed few days
ago. 1t bad killed altogether more than
five hundred sheep, and reward Of 5000
had been offered TO any one who would
kill il.
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Peace shows itself more In patience
than in judgment so il is better 60 be
unjustly accused than 20 accuse others,
even with Justice st. Martin.
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raF Protestant ORPHAN ASYLUM,
-xsgb.z, appeal, to the citizens of Jack
arbefp. Mrs. IztrI and Mrs. Wilson
visiting our city in that behalf. We
.smeal them, and the noble charity they
.ar.,.gt 20 Che generous sympathy Of our
.a5re.
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JOB PRINTING!

Experienced workmen fast presses and new
type, enable MS 20 compete with Eastern on-
adjustments IN style aud price Send vour
order 20 POWER BAhKsnALE
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Masonic Notice.

-s..,,te. 90 the Masonic Grand Bodies
reside above Chnton' viii purchase
..oa tickets to that station, AID viii
.sr.base excursion tickets t. Jack
FaH fare from Jackson to Vicksburg.
---gra free on Grand Secretary's Ger
H.. The Grains will delay long enough
r,r.ou % enable all TO get excursion
.....gf AGENT. J. l.. Power.
Grand Secretary.
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Perseverance merits neither blame nor
praise; it is only the duration OF our
inclinations aud sentiments, which we
can neither create nor eXtinguish. -
Rachefoucauld
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l don't mean 20 say that principle Is
not finer thing than passion; but
passions existed before principles they
came into the world with us; principles
are superinduced- Mrs jameson.
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Peace Propositions.

A dispatch from Ragussa to Reuters tele-
graph company says that the British, Ger
man and Italian ConsulS will proceed t.
Coliinge to-day, tits reported, in order to
induce Prince Nicholas to make peace with
the Porte, if the latter will cede to Monte
negro twelve districts demanded. Montene-
gro has agreed to allow Turkey to send into
Nicsei twelve tons of provisions duriD z
February.
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. bill .siaoli-iiipg Tire Police Board. the Pres
len : objections Notwithstanding
The President stated yesterday that he
would not take any action regarding either
/ party IN Louisiana, a. il would be prejuuic.
| ing the matter; il trouble oecars, he viii
>upersede the present Ssdtst gao nv military
government. with Augur a the head.
Not Named.
WASHINGTON, D. c. Jan. 80 The fifth
judge i not named.
Performing Gaze.
ELIZABETH. y. j, Jan. 30.--Henrietta
Grannsil tern pied o. poison milk; five are
very sick: noue dead.
EardoneG.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. 30 Mcdonald,
OF whisky fraud, notoriety. has been ua-
conditionally pardoned and released from
the penitentiary.
From Rome.
RoME. Jan. 30.--The Pope Is preparing al
encyciicai protest against the clerical abuse
act; it viii probably be published at the
eonsistory 10 be held early in March.
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A smoked ham weighing l12 pound
was exhibited in a store at Memphis.
Tenn, q few days ago. The pig from
which it had been cut weighed LILO
pounds and had been raised by a plan
ter ia Mississippi.
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Probabilities
MARKET NEWS.
COTTON MARKETS,

New YORK, Jan. 30.-Cotton quiet
uplands 1915 Orleans 1874 sales 279 bales
futures opened steady,
LIVERPOOL. Jan. so Noon Cotton dull
and easier; middling uplands IL 81; mid
ding Orleans Z; sales G000 bales; sprcula-
ton and exports 1000; receipts 4L000; Amer
lean 81 900; futures opened l-32 cheaper.
NEW ORLEANs, Jan. 30.-Cotton, dull
and lower; sales 2SC0 bales: good ordi-
nary Hos low mid1ling 136@134; mid
ding 1218@4; good middhug l2@@5s;
middling fair l234@13: fair 1905; re-
ceipts net 692a; gross 7279; exports to Liv-
erpool $3.50; Havre 3254; New York 25l9;
stock 1871 034
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PrOspecfssOf n European War
a hRIe6

The Post publishes the following in semi
official form :: If no unforeseen accident oc-
ours TO disturb the disposition which ami
mates all the Powers. we may hope that in
the course OF next month such assurances
will be given as will increase strong expec-
tations now entertained that the prospect of
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nEscRIprInN

W a. Parker is about y years old; light
complexion: blue eyes light brown hair lcft
arm of above the q bow; weighs about $50
pounds has a self-imp0rtant air; quite talk
alive. and given 10 dissipation.
Jan. l7-'77-3w
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Perseverance is one of the primitive
impulses Of the human heart; one OF the
indivisable primary faculties or senr-
ments which give direction to the charJc-
Ter of MANA. Poe
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NgnBEEs Of the Legislature. before
n,.rnu.aut. VIII please return ALI the
..s. belonging to the State Library.
STATE LIBRARIAN.
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The Crane Central Hotel, New 4ork,
means gar on rates. To accommodate
the demand for low prices. it has reduced
its rates from $500 to 81 80 aud SO 600 per
daV
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The most positive men are the most
credulous, since thay most believe them.
selves, and advise most with their falscst
dttterer and worst enemy--their own
self love Pope.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
CHARACTERIZATION DAY
EVENING SESSION.

Senate met at 7-30 o'clock.
The General Appropriation Bill Will
House amendments pending. The Senate
amended Some of the House amendments
concurred in some and refused to concur In
others.
Bv Mr. Johnston: To provide for the
sale of the Blind Asylum; passed
Mr., McCaskill called up Ii. b. TO author
ize the purchase OF railroads sold under
mortgage. Mr.. Allen moved to refer;
adopted.
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MONETARY MARKETS.

LONDON, Jan. 30.-Noon- Consols 9G 1-IG.
PARIS, Jan. 30.-Rentes LOST,
MEM ioRE, Jan. a0.-Gald opened at 55s
New YORK, JANUARY 30---Stocks active
change, long 4S414 short 4S6; Governments
active and better; State bonds duh South
Carolina and Georgia seyens better; rest
steady.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 30--Gold 5000
Sight par; Sterling bank, 333.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Philosophy is a modest profession it
is all reality and plain dealing. hate
solemnity and pretence, with nothing but
pride at the bottom -Pliny