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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

SECTION 1. BE ct enacted by the Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That for the purpose
Of enabling the city of Vicksburg to compro-
mise It's bonded Indebtedness, represented by
what is known as the "Ten Der cent. Improve
ment Bonds and "The Vicksburg, Pensacola
and Ship Island Railroad Bonds.1 the mayor
and aldermen OF said city shall be, and they are
hereby authorized and empowered to issue new
bonds of the said city to an amount not exceed.
ing sixtyhve per centum of the principal of
the said bonds above mentioned, now outstand-
ing, to be dated the first day of February, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy seven, to be payable
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Non CANNOT HIDE IT. That Ca'arrah
si,Jtls your voice." Or. J II. Mclean :
Wonderful Catarrh SNUFF soothes and heals
all irritation in the nose, head or throat, a
sure cure Trial boxes soc. by mail. DR.. y.
H. Mel can 3l4 Chestnut, 81. Louis.
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SPRING GOODS are now arriving daily
ia. ylrden'-, and all winter goods are be-
,.gclosed out regardless of cost We call
.,fsarion to several announcements OF this
f.i-. in this issue.
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AnAct fnrt,e EseIier G. b Cnrlee.

WHEREAS, At the time of the robbery Of
the 4ishomingo Savings Institution in the
town OF CofiE.h two bonds of the State of
Mississippi issued tG =. b Curlee under the
Act of 1872 numbered 2S3 and 45i eft Series G,
one hundred dollars EACH and due January
lst. 1877, We're stolen and have never been re-
covered. Therefore
SEcr1oN l. Be IL enacted By The Legislature Of
the State q Mississippi That the payment of
tho aforesaid bonds or either of them or any
of The coupons attached to the same, is hereby
forever barrel and stopped unless the same
shall be presented N or before the hrst day
of April, 1877, and the said C. - Cur!ee IS
hereby required to give four weeks notice IN
the WEEKLY Clarion of the provisions OF TINS
Act; and if such notice and any or all OF ne
said coupons shall aot have been presented on
or before the first Of April, 1877, as aforesaid
then the said State Treasurer shall pay to the
said c. Is. Curlee the amount of bonds and
coupons not so presented. and take his receipt
for The same, which shall be his voucher Tor
the same.
SEC. , Be IL further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect on the date of its passage.
APPROVED, February ], 1871.
To all whom it may concern- please take
notice TO the above law.
Respectfully,
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Wa r. MOORE, & Co., MEMPHIS. =
We we're favored with call last week
from Mr. Frank NJ. Smith, an efficient and
energetic statesmen of Messrs. VIM. r.
Moore 4 Co., Memphis importers and job
6er. of foreign and domestic dry goods,
white goods, hosiery, gloves, notions, etc.
Mr. Smith Is extensively ana most iavora-
biy known ia Marshall county, and in
North Mississippi generally, and will be
glad to serve Mississippiahs who may visit
Memphis, or who may wish samples and
prices from his house. Mr.. Smith has de-
posted his card in our columns for refer
enee
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Proposals are invited for the building
,.sa new wing of the I.unatic Asylum. A
III. 10 contractors appears In another
,go r. is to b. a cash job, and bidders
I'M make thetr estimates accordingly.
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APPROVED, February LIST, 1877.

AN ACT to repeal Act entitled Act to provide
and regulate the custody and school fund
arising from the 18th section of ChoctaW county and other
counties.
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted by the LEGISLATURE
Of the State Of Mississippi, That an Act emit
tied an Act to provide for, and regulate the
custody and control of the school land fund
arising from the 10Th section in Choctaw coun-
ty and other counties approved April 18th,
far as it relates to the county of Lowndes.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
APPROVED, February 1st, 1877.
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nryrAL.-It will be seen, by card Of
,.. Zines. that lie has returned to Jackson.
rs.sfuel The practice Of the dental pro-
....-0a here
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STATE OF NEW YORK, !
County of New York


% he Fire rance
am say mil
tina the
bandD lar "a tual Ctn ri
and United ID and
agcla
b. Prcsicn
4
o. Sew York
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STATE OF NEW YORK, /

Henry Gum9Iet Clerk the
was vu he k
in lC Cit anIC County ola
O usoI n C1u f9
his
X o. % be- sal m
County,
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ZU,UUU 10000 Lbs. Bulk Meat.
.O1 Bbls. Flour-all grades.
80 81. Charles Corn Meal, for sale by
,sx-ff A. VIRDEN.
100 BONES VIRGINIA TOBACCO, at
IUtDmor7 A VIRDEN.
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peoyf-foys and family supplies gener-
NE IN great quantity, just arrived at A.
1frIgU'--
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.aa,Se Paints and pure linen lawns
..., arrived at A. Nirden's.
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u ,-,cgsBURG & MERIDIAN z Il.
r.sr-Pa-seuger, . 40 P. n; freight 10 80
~ t4Ersr-Pa.senger, 7:25 A. NJ; freight
4nPM.
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mel by the Fir Now York
an Con may hcintr rl
IA o 5mpl 81 uc an
or u gli FL
J re 70 f ga De- a ken aud hc toll w m LAND 4uf
a aid nccu TO Do laws and
u o.
o err hereby ess wa vcl and Limousine
b. pc.ilo
y seertur
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AN ACT 10 provide for payment of the outstanding
deeines on account of teachers fund Monroe county
and for new assessment of the realty the counties of
Monroe and Carroll.
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e. WATKINS,
DEALER IS
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS,
PLOWS, ETC.,

state street, Jackson, MISSISSIPPI
TKEPS on hand Large and varied Stock
II az HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
= ,oopsware Glassware. Tinware, Wood and
Willow Ware, Garden fools. Smiths and Car
nenter's Tools. Builders Hardware. Nailsi
Flows, Plow Gear, and Cooking Stoves
WARE. etc. in this City, and at lowest cash
prices.
mar Z Him.
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Dental Notice.

~ JONES has returned to jackson. Office
Is. in the Stewart Building. Main street.
jackson, Miss.
mar Z, 77-2m.
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AN ACT authorize the Board of Supervisors OF Okb-
and Holmes counties issue in certain
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CITY O RIcHMos
J. a 70 ci -
befor me in my city
b me
nunder banda eiashi MIR
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L., usH-Lsaves Jackson ? 30 a. m.
" 'ExDre.s-Leaves Jackson 9:lo a
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L A w S
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
IsHKD BIZ AUTHORITY
or THE

Al ACT to extend thu provisions Of entitled An
Act &c iucorposa the Aberdeen Guards volunteer
company Of the city Of Aberdeen - Rifles, Of
Mss the .'Prarie 3 Of Oxooaa Mis-; The Oktib-
beha kescnes. Of arkyiile Miss; The lee County
Guard Of Baldwy-, Miss. the Rankin Guards. Of
Brandon, Miss the -.Tusica Guards, Tunica County.
Miss the Noxu5ee Rifles Macon. Miss, and the
"Senatobia Invincibes. Of Seuatobia Miss approved
January H. 1871 the Dixie Guards. Of Crystal
Springs, Miss
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the LegtsEature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That the provisions
of an Act to incorporate the Aberdeen
Guards" a volunteer company OF the city Of
Aberdeen; the :'Autry Rifles" of Holly Springs,
Miss; the 'DeSoto Blues" of fernando, Miss;
the "Prairie Rifles" Of Okolona, Miss; the
"Oktibbeha Rescues," Of S.arkville, Miss; the
lee County Guards of Baldwin. Miss: the
'Rankin Guards, of Brandon, Miss the .'Tunica
Guards, of Tunica county, Miss. and the ''Sen
atobia Invincibles. of Senatobia, Miss. approved
January 10, 1877, be and they hereby
extended to the Dixie Guards, Of Crystal
Springs, Miss, who are hereby created body
corporate and polite under that name.
SEC. >. Be 1t further enactea, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, February 1st, 1877.
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTS.

4a00 YARDS SPRING PRINTS latest pat
tDUUU terms.
80 Pieces pure Linen Lawns.
20 Pique.
80 Hamburg Edging and Insertion.
800 boz. Coats Thread-assorted colors,
marT-tf at A VIRDEN S.
FTNHE incest line Of LADIES AND MISSES
L DRESS SHOES ever brought to this mar
ket,
mar7-tf at A. VIRDEN' S.
A Ii WINTER GOODS TO BE CLOSED
N OUT regardless of Cost to make room for
large SPRING SIG X, now arriving daily.
mar 7-tf. A. NIRDEN.
QTEART & KIRKLAND CAST PLOWS.
- Willie 8 Cast
BriRlcy Cast and Steel
Calhoun Steel
al 4 FIRDEN'S.
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gstaernen ntuy
Auino o ooou
John II. Buck Agent
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AN ACT regulate the disposition of the interest arising
the proceeds the 10th sections Holmes and
for other purposes
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APPROVED, February 1st, 1877.

AN ACT authorize city Vicksbure to
its bonded Indebtedness
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AN ACT provide for the payment of the oustandin
school warrants of Sumner county

SECTIoN l. 81 1t enacted By the Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi That the board of
supervisors of the county of Sumner, be and
they are hereby authorized to levy special tax
for the year of 1877, sufficient to pay the out
standing school warrants of said county, issued
in and during the years 1874 and 1879 and that
said tax shall be collected in currency, or in
said outstanding school warrants
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force fran and after its pas
sage.
APPROVED, February LIST, 1877.
AN ACT declare the Iuka county
omingo, school district and for other purposes.
SECTION /. Be 1T enacted bv tie Leqislataere
Of the State Of Mississippi, That the town of
Iuka, in the county of Tishomingo, in this State,
be and the same is hereby created and declared
school district
SEC 2 BE 1t .furtAer enacted That all Acts
and parts of Acts in conflict with this Act be
and they are hereby repealed, and that
this Act take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
APPROVED, January goth, 1877
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II AuIto Account a. Sta arc ID, hereby ~ la
yan1c ycI "a ayoH
Jackson, March
W. o.
Account
BarrONvs ~ Smythe. Agents,
MISSISSIPPI
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,IIi-Laaye. J tck' ~ 2:IJ \ n.
No' j + tE orr-s-Lsayes Jackson 3:20 p
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RnfIrO al Schedule.

after sunday March +, ISL. trims
" .r,qgilJscksoa a. follows;
* C.. Il R.-LoUIsIANA DIVISION
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On the 3lSt day of December, 1876.
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LIABILITIES.

On account Of Reserve '''.'"'.-t.''.''"''
On Of Unpaid Losses. '''''
On of Unpaid Dividends
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STATE OF VIRGINIA,

} J. J. HOPKINS. Secretary,
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The Cry HoTEL holds its own in

3d. Taylor vs.. Webb; and remanded.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27
HAYES SENTIMENTS.

oar te!egraphic dispatches to-day
contain the following manly and diyni.
I'D u.,-rauces Of Gov. Hayes touching
the Compromise Bill for counting the
electoral vote. which has just pssse1
both branches Of Congress By large ma
io-iti-s. In conversAtion with friend
h- remarked: Il DO not desire - III
aaence 'se actio,, If Congress one way
or the o.hc- in the matter II the slfc
.o-sl bill or other matters relating 20
the Presisl-rtial election. The whole
thing 5 in be hands Of Congress. and
shall 10 conteut with It's action
Thes@ words b-speak the true pa
triot AT 'il.interestei statesman. The
course of GOV Hayes all through the
campaign has been one Of which all
Republicans and ali Americans may he
proud The breath Of calumnv has
be.su unahle 10 fix stain upon his
conduct. or 10 charge HIM with sin
gle nndisnified or derogatory action OF
usterance. His course recalls the manly
spirit of old Henry Clay, Who said tha,
I'D rather be right than President.'
Whether in the end he shall be elected
or fnslly defeated, he can meet the
issue with the equsnimity Of having
n,thipg 10 regret. Success or defeat
can add nor subs.rsct nothing to o,
from bis honor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

from Atlanta say Ben Hill has been
elected United States Senator.
Ball and Kimball Of the Stock Ex-
change have suspended.
Silver bars, 1929, Greenbscks, les
gold; silver coin. . premium: gold closed
I0Il.
Justice Davis, i: is su.hori;a..v-ly an-
nounced, has not determined whether
b. ~ill resign until the ith OF March
Leading Democrats are anxious that lie
shall not, 80 as 70 prey cnt President
Gran. from appointing his successor.
Politics will not. however. figure IN h.
acti on on matters.
The electoral compromise bill passed
the House without amendment At 80
this afternoon, by vote Of l9l yeas,
sgains. 81 nays. The speaker voted
aye Piper. Lutsrell and Lane voted
aye Page and Woodburn voted 10
Wiggington was absent in Wisconsin
The vote Vas taken amid intense ex-
ci,ement. the Republicans recording An
unexpectedly heavy vote against il,
and the Democrats with few e1oept,"u'
voted for it. The Speaker dir -ct-d his
ow u name TO be called As the Represen-
tativs from Pennsylvania. and he voted
aye. amid much applause. The result
VAS applsuded.
WASHINGTON. Jan 26-In the Sen
s:e Ingalls, introduced = bill to attach
to the Territory Of Wyoming Certain
portion Of the Black Hills country Tor
judicial purporses, Referred - the
Committee on Territories.
/ Allison introduced a bill to extend
the Jurisdiction Of the Distric: and
Circuit Courts of the u S, for punish.
meot Of crimes over Indian reserya
! tiOus within the limits of organized
! Territories. Referred to the Commit
tee on Territories.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-The JourAaF,
Washington dispatch says up to
o'clock to-day. eleven speeches had
been made in the House by Democrat.
aud three by Republicans, OF thee
three u. the Republican side were
made BY Hurlburt. Baker and Latham.
Ben. Hills speech WAS warmly an.
plauded. The interest at } o'c.ock wa
On the increase aud the crowd bccom
ing greater in the galleries and on the
floor.
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From Yesterdays OreGonian.
CALIFORNIA.

CAL4kV8QlA.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 25.-A Virgin
ia City dispatch Of to-day says a plot TO
X Curry shaft was discovered Monday
morning just rs the engineer had call, d
the shifts. The man who had just come
on tried the water cocks. aud was aston
ished to find no water in the lower odc.
He turned on the pumps ut once, but
was still unable to fill the boilers 1t
WAS then discovered that the blow-oif
cocks Of the shaft boilers had all bcou
turned on. no the water was blown out
As the pumps forced Steam AID water
from the blow-of pipes are carried
long distance down hill from the works,
so the engineer could not tel ut first
what the trouble was A few minutes
later there would have been terrible
explosion, resulting in the destruction
OF the works and great loss Of life.
Last Friday night an attempt was
made to fire the hosting works Of the
Con. Virginia mine, which was diseoy.
cred and frustrated by the Waterman.
The incendiary escaped The force of
wstchmen all around the bonan7a mines
has been increased and oil supplied with
shotguns. The belief here is that both
these attempts have been made by
scoundrels in the employ of bear opera
tors in San Francisco.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


DR. PAUL NJ. brennan is graduate Of many Of
the principal European and American colleges.
and formerly OF the city Of Dublin. ireland. The
public can depend upon the most scientific treat
mept a. the Doctor has treated thousandsO Of cases.
and performed almost every operation known to
surgery, in all the principal cities Of Europe and
America afYording 10 the public rare opportunity
Of receiving medical treatment on the most scien.
auds of living witnesses can testify to his skill
full operations and the dement's they have received
from his medical treatment. - his book OF testi
monials. open to the inspection Of oil, will show.
Missouri Democrat. st. Louis.
DIR PAUL BRENAN.-This celebrated and pOpu
Ian physician and medical lecturer has taken W
hi headquarters at l21 Montgomery street, Sar
Francisco, California. where he is ready to dis
reuse his medical assistance and ability in aid Of
NJ ~ rive nm \ rafa DR.. brenant ccmpetencJ
ant efficiency as a thorough. reliable physician
and medical adviser too world. wide "a need any
in need Of a COMPETENT physician should not fai
10 read his advertisement under New To-day
--bakl~nd News.
REMARKABLE SUCCESS DIR. Paul N. Brennan hal
been successful without exception in his treat
ment of obstinate and difficult cases. heretofore
regarded rs incursble. Some Of his cures have ~
toni he'd the patients themselves and Thoroughly
convinced them that he Is sll that he professeS Ga
be IA successful physician. His reputation IL a.
tracing t. hts "ffice many cases Of long standing
and in no instance has he failed to Civ" relief
The aifii ted should consult him without delay
a' his room, No -. Quincy House.-Quincy I'll.
Hersld
j1j-3wd aud-wl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. PAUL N. Brennan,
THE RENOWNED MEDICAL
Lecturer and Practitioner,

Would respectfully inrerm the Public that b
caa be Consulted FREE OF CHARGE ~ the
Parlors Il the FREMONT HOUSE,
Rooms and ?.
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Rio JANEIRo, Jun. 2O.-The ship Blue
Jacket, which left San Francisco Octo-
Der 18th bound for New York Is here
leaking. She must discharge and be
locked.
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ts The ship Dashing Wave pas i
up the S>nnd yesterday in ,ow 0: the
Tacoma.
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National Republican., 1877-04-24
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BAILEY.-On the nd instant, st l:so n, m. Lucy
4, widow Of The late DIR. stephen Bailey, aged
ssi &sdSsss.! evening S,SISss f,SP .ns
Ielr,ssnth streets: Friends OF ths family respect
AROHER.-on Saturday. April a.. ls77, 81
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DAvIs.-On April 2. 1877. In the sixty-nfth year
Of his age. wM. n. DAVIS.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend bis funeral fsom his late residence, NO. w
sGHWAs.-2l tss T1 En- Sr april isn m 4 ;s.Sns s,1
Rsistires and f1isnds Of he family ar. respect.
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wEBER.-On sunday. April y. 1871, after .
fortitude, CHARLEs WEBER, aged nfty-one years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
to,cioet. The relatives and fIiends are respect
fully invited 70 attend.
ANY BRADLEY. wife or Ashton .. II. White, In the
Ti:sd: lie fsmy q sss % attend the
funeral from her late Iesldsnce,. No. 600 East
Capitol street, on Wednesday, tho 18th instant n
S:d O'Clock .. IN,
wIDMIRE,-On the evening Of April 2, hi, .,
John widmire, In the thirty nth year OF her age:
Relatives, riends ana acquaintances are oerdeAll,
invited TO attend the funeral from her late resi
sad D Streets, 70 daJ At p. m.
JoY.-on tho nd Instant, JOSEPH Jor, aged
fsasr.i silI isie Rl.ss from hi. late residence;
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