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ACT to authorize the Secretary of State furnish
Code of 1871 to certain officers.
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted by the Legislature
of the State Of Mississippi, That the Secre-
tary of State be authorized and he is hereby
required to furnish to any officer Of this State.
or OF any county in the State, who, by law, are
entitled to the Statutes of the State, a copy of
the Revised Code of 1871, and the Acts of the
Legislature passed since 1871, in every case
where such officer shall apply to such Secretary
OF State therefor, and present with such applica
ton an affidavit made by such applicant, stating
that such officer either never received of the
State or the predecessor of such officer, such
Code and Acts, or either of Them as the case
may be, or that such Code or Acts, or both. or
any OF them, are SO mutilated as to be worth
less; Provided the number of such Statutes
required by law to be kept in the State Library
shall not be diminished
SEC. 2. BE 1t further enacted, That this Act
be In force and take effect from any after its
passage.
APPROVED, January 18th, 1877.
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APPROVED, January 2, 1891.
AN ACT TO make appropriation dsfray the expenses
the present Legislature
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted By the Legasea1ar re
of the State of Mississippi, That the sum % %,
ninety thousand dollars, or so much tnereoi -
NAV be necessary is hereby appropria:eu o eS
defray the expenses of the present s ,5 St.ta
the Legislature, out of any monies In the O'a'o
Treasury not otherwise appropriated. -.
SEC 3. Be 1T further enacted, That TINS a ;ee
take effect and be in force from and after It's
passage.
APPROVED, January 10th, 1877.
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AN ACT to Regulate the Salary and Compensation u "
Physician in Warren County III this State.
SECTION t. Be 1t enacted By tie Legast0tnree
of the State of Mississippi, That the board OF
supervisors of Warren county In this State
shall, upon their first meeting after the passage
of this Act or as soon thereafter as pracucaoie,
fix and establish the amount which shall be
paid to the Jail physician Of said county an
nually. m -,
Sec 2. Be 1T further enacted, Ihat sucn
salary or compensation for professional services
of physician to the Jail shall not exceed the
sum of three hundred dollars per annum, which
said amount shall include all medicines fur,
nished the prisoners or others in Jail and all IL
medicines and surgical services OF the jail
physician, or other surgeon or physician who
may be employed or required to visit the jail.
SEC. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That any mem
Der of the board of supervisors of said county
who shall vote for an appropriation or allow,
ance of an amount to exceed the amount liked
as herein provided for any one year, for the pur-
poses above mentioned, shall be guilty OF
misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof,
shall be punished accordingly, and shall be
liable on his bond for such excess so allowed.
Sec 3. Be 1t further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
APPROVED, January 10th, 1877.
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JOINT RESOLUTION in relation the of the Presi
of the Senate.

dent pro tenn. of the Senate.
Reso1ved By the Legislature Of the State OF
Mississippi, That whenever the office of Lieu
tenant Governor shall become vacant, the
President pro tenn. of the Senate shall receive
the same pay as the Speaker of the House of
Representatives..
This Resolution shall take effect and be in
force from and after the first day of January,
1877
APPROVED, January 18th, 1877
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DESCRIPTION:

Waliy Adams is black, aged q years round
face; weighs about l60pounds, 5 feet, 9inche,
high.
Dec. &c. '76-3w.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-14

AN ACT TO Regulate the Salary and Compensation Oh al
Physician in Warren County in this State
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LA w =
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

AN ACT provide for the collection outstanding
revenue for the fiscal year 1876.
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ACT to authorize the Secretary of State furnish tn
Code of 1871 to certain officers.
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take effect and be in force from anu ai'e' ~
passage. ,o-z
APPROVED, January 2, 1870.
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APPROVED, January 10th, 1877.
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The Matrimonial dI Murskn.

Rochester Chrsniele.
Madamoiselle di Murska has taken a
fifth husband. She takes husband At
the close Of every concert tour. 1t is
her method OF rCcuperatinE, 1t saves
getting new servant; and a, the same
time the new husband can act, with tho
beginning Of business, as her eomnanior
and confidential agent. Mrs O,ips"so
called-haS adopted the same prSc,ics
We believe several other di,linVuisbsJ
artists have. ltused to be the fashion,
for an artist who could afford it to have
country home; now she must have tbc
country home not only, but a new huS.
band at regular inrcvals. 1t may be ex.
travagant but the distinguished arIis,
can afford it, We point those who
would object in view Of the hard times,
to Nelson, Lucea, Patti and others too
numerous 10 mention. The time NAV
come when the supply Of man may give
outunder this new system, but let US an.
ticipate NO evils. Statistics show that
the women Of the country far outnumber
the other sex, and in Utah there arc sew.
eFal women TO each male person, and
more contantly being heard from, Il
must be remembered, however, that the
acting Acknowledgement adherence 10
apleasant fiction, that-posesses but one
man at a time, and when she gets through
With him kindly turns him over to he
arms yearning 10 receive him,
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pundrear1 Amonr the nIlls.

/ met a party Of two, however, one Of
whom, at least, seemed 10 have but little
appreciation Of the scenery. The pair
were walking but q few miles each day,
stopping at the best hotels, and appar.
emily thought more Of the good dinners
and wines to 10 found there than OF what
they saw. One was something Of "swell,"
being rather overdressed for pedestrian
tour. "Awl this Ecenery q a dweadful
bore, you know; nothing at all like the
Alps, you know; MOTTO be comparCd"-with
the word draWled out In lGuguid fash.
Ion. Enjoying myself Aw, yes, | suppose
80; your hotelS up here have good wines.
Aw now don't don't talk Of scenery; I'm
40 tired oft; it's such bore, you know"
I am glad to say he was not from Boston.
met him aiterward near the summit Of
Mount Washington, looking at the pile Of
stones with the white board and simple
inscription that mark the spot where
Lizzie Bourne persisted. He was asking
what the pile was for, and some one ex.
planned, saying the girl died Just in sight
Of the house on the summit. Taking out
his eyeglaSS, he put it up, and after read.
ing the inscription, turned to his compan.
ion with an air that would have made
Dundreary envious-"Aw lAwl Why
didn't she bwSee up and ivy againp The
tone in which he asked why she didn't
"bWace up" was foo much for my gravity,
and even his companion looked little
ashamed Of his dandiled friend White
Mountains Letter 10 Boston Transcript.
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a Cremation Furnace in Salt
Lake City.


The body Of the late DR.. c. F. Winslow
was not cremated yesterday afternoon,
though the preparations were complete
for carrying tue deceased's will into et.
feet as to the disposition OF his body.
The two executors, Messrs Pease and
WoodArd, assisted by DR.. Hamilton, had
perfected all arrangements by noon yes.
terday. The furnace which they had con.
struc,ed Is quite perfect. It Is eleven
feet long, four feet vide and ave feet high,
with two smoke stacks twenty feet high at
eitherend. The furnace rests upon cut.
stone foundation, and is built OF ordinary
brick, with friedrich lining, the whole
being securely bound together by long
iron bolts and heavy tmbers. The cham
Der for the reception OF the body is six
and hall feet long by two feet wide and
two feet high, built in a half oval shape.
The floor Of the chamber consists Of solid
sheet OF iron three.eighths Of an inch in
thickness. The opening TO this chamber
is In thesouIh end OF the furnace, and Ia
u simple boiler door, through which there
ia 4 halt.inch hole with slide covering.
In either side OF the furnace, directly op.
posite to each other, there il a mica win.
dow, through which the burning was To be
constantly watched. The FIRE chamber i
directly under the one in which the BODY
was to be placed, the feed door and ash
hole being at the east side OF the furnace,
The flames and smoke will pass along
under the iron bed, on which the body
WAS to rest, to the foot Of, and back
through the upper chamber 10 the main
smoke stack on the south end OF the fur.
mace. The other smoke stack, having two
hampers, Is improViSed so a. to shut ,he
smoke and flames out Of the upper cham.
Der, whenever deemed proper 10 open the
door to the chamber and take full view
Of the burning remains.
The furnace was cred up on Wednes.
day night, though It was not complete nm.
til yesterday morning, when it was given
the finishing touch, and ia capacity test.
ed by cremating in 1t a quantity oi large
beef bones, which were reduced to ashes
in one hour, demonstrating beyond q
question the perfect capacity Of The fur.
mace to do the work. Dr.. Hamilton says
il could have been done satisfactorily Ia
three hours.-SGG Lake Tribune, JAY Il
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BEILAIRE LocAls.-Freight trains
east and west moved from here on regu-
lar time without any interference what.
ever, and the prospects for an early re.
sumption Of work In tho various manu-.
featuring establishments here have also a
very favorable and pleasant outlook at
this time.
Thursday afternoon Mr.. Louis Long
and Miss Elizabeth Klouse, both Of this
city, were united in the holy bonds Of
wedlock by Rev. Mr.. Noll, at the resi-.
dence Of the bride. Tho young couple
being connected with our leading German
families, no pains were spared to make
the occasion one Of Joy, merriment, and Of
long remembrance. We offer them our
many congratulations.
The Democratic County Convention
met at St, Clairsville on Thursday last,
and nominated the following candidates
for Office: For Auditor, J. W. CofEland;
Recorder, Lewis Wright; Treasurer, Hi.
ram Eaton; Clerk Of Court, Alexander
DarrAh; Prosecuting Attorney, Robert
Eaton; Representatives, Ross J. Alexan.
der and Harvey Danford.
Great indignation ia manifested nj
present in our community and neighbor.
hood against Sheriff Kinney, Of this
county, Tor gross misrepresentation. The
Sheriff some weeks ago, it seems, and be-.
fore any signs Of a breach Of the peace,
did represent to the Governor Of this
State that the civil authorities were
unable to maintain peace and order
in his bailiwick, and therefore would
call upon the State authorities for
further aid. The consequence is-the
Governor issued a proclamation; the
military appear in this city, uncalled for;
peaceful and quiet city thrown into con.
fusion and excitement, which our citi.
zens since the commencement Of this
present strike, calculated by moral per.
suation to restrain. Three parties, ar.
rested for participating in the disturbance
Thursday last, arrested by our civil au.
thorities, were by order Of tho military
taken from our city lookup, without the
knowledge Of Mayor Strahi, and hurried
of to Barnesville, out Of this township
for trial.
Our military visitors are enjoying
themselves through the hospitality Of our
citizens hugely. They also pronounce
Wheeling lager beer, which ia sold here
plentifully as A No. /. JED,
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"THE SURE WITNESS"

1.-THE nineteenth century Is the age Of
novels" remarks literary historian-he
might have added with eqIal truth, "and
novel impositions." STUFFED politeness has
been passed of on US for native refinement,
the forms OF devotion for its essence, and
speculation for science, until we look as
kance at every new person or thing, and 10
an assertion Of merit, invariably exclaim,
"Prove it." In brief, Satan has made him.
sell so omnipresent, that we look for his
cloven foot everywhere-e In bottle
Of medicine. Imagine lady hAvinga com.
plcXion so sallow that you would deny her
claims to the Caucasian type II her features
did not conform to 1t, purchasing her first
bottle OF the Golden Medical Discovery
The one dollar is paid in the very Identical
manner in which Mr.. Taylor might bo ex.
petcted to purchase a lottery ticket after
his experience with mo .0Ll63," with
this difference, his doubt would be the ri.
suit OF personal experience, while hers
would be founded on what certain
practitioner (who has been a whole year
trying to correct her refractory liver
has said concerning It. At home, she ex.
amines the bottle half suspiciously, tastes
OF its contents carefully, takes the pre-.
Scribed dose more carefully, and then pro.
ceeds TO watch the result with as much
anxiety as practitioner would count the
pulse-beats OF dying man. she takes an.
other dose, and another, and shows the bot.
tie to her friends, telling them she "feels
better" Hersk loses its bilious tint, her
eyes regain their lustrs, her accustomed
energy returns, and the fact that she pur.
chaSes another bottle is a sure witness that
she has found the Golden Medical Dis.
covery to be reliable remedy for the dis.
ease indicated. The lady wisely resolves
that in future her estimate Of any medi.
cine will be based upon personal knorledge
Of IL effects, and not upon what some prac.
tltiOuer (who always makes long bills
rhyme with pills. may say Of 1t. Or. Pierce
is in receipt Of letters from hundreds Of the
largest Wholesale and retail druggists in the
United States stating that at the present
time there Is greater demand Tor the
Golden Medical Discovery and Purgativc
Pellets than ever before. In affections Of
the liver and blood they are unsur, aSscd.
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The MOST POPULAR Pill

ever furnished the American people. The high.
est medical authorities concEde their superiority
over all otherI, because they possess Alternative,
tnnie, and healing properties contained in no
other medicine. Being strongly Anti. Bilious,
the system, and, being purely vegetable, thew
do not, like other pills, leave the stomach and
bowels In worse condition than they found
them, but, on the contrary, impaTt 4 healthy
tone and VigoT before unknown.
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Svrnntnrnc oe = nire,coJ ;,,ar
KAHN in tho h, r;rtt a;JS 49, i-I.t ,So
eJ1s of,Sn ,;is 1890 Ia' a, NV -s nc
1;rs somet;mas H. ' no;r : ~ ,bp ie1t
eide: ths n,ticnt ;s Inr"I l all, s ~ lie liz
an tho Isft s;Tc sorne.;r,s sV .Lo ~ O.;o i'm
10 rSIt VIE ~ s I Id ,o P "nd
i frcomcr,iy , c~icrJs ~ the H. ton '', ~
rho .i,G1,I,lc: or,I &c so w vim w mic.
t"Lcn tcr rha,,-, -, S - ,I,o ma n.,o
Tbc e,on,scL l. .Tc"tcJ , ~ III io s. os
.nnctit" and si,i,ccs ,t ".i i,or wa !; n
crpcrol ~" co.t;,o sora ,rG "s oito ~
S.I;yr with law. t5c I S"od ;s tro, 'iI[
with main aCco2n mn with y JrII
heavy sensation in tLe hsct nsrt '
There isgencraiIy aconsidcrable loss
ofmemory, ACCOMPANIED witha nain-
full sensation Of having left undone
somethingwhich ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofwearincss and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet arc cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation of the skin: his
spirits arc low; and although he is
satisfied that excrcisewould be bene-
fetal to him, vet he can scarcely
summon up toTtltude enough to try
it: In fact, he distrusts every rem
cay. Several OF the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
lsted, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER TO
have been extensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
rathartic can be used, preparatory
10, or after taxing Ouinipc W.
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRlA1,
I'll D.t. ,.
LOT all blllouS ocTangeRentS, and
rs a simple puFgatlvc, they arc un-
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DR. TUFTS Pitts

Meet the wants Of those who need safe and
reliable medicine. The immense demand which
has 50 rapidly followed their introduction Ia
proves them to b
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WHAT Is wanted is a silver dollar tina.
can DO used for turning pancakes.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


~ nall, In adruN,, POiIa0' prPoA
.., yrsi,....... Gee. IS col Three nonthL-.~t2 @
Us IL onihl..... .- 4 60 One month.......... 70
delivered BY Carriers In City i6e per week
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NO SMOKE, NO SCOT, NO DIRT.

Its light and portable and easily moved By one
or out q doors. JUST THE THING FoE SUY-
MER USE. Will Bake better than any Coal or
Wood stove, ~ the heat IL uniierm and elsly ny
ulatsd. win Roast all kinds Of Meats Fowls. Se
In short this SoTe Will do all kinds q work IhRt
cln Be done on any Cooking Stove OF Range, and 10
shorter time, ~ the Stove can BE- Shted and re1iV
for use II tEo minutes. Tho Oven can b hsatRt
ready ior Baking In ave minutes Large u1mberS
are now In use IN different parts Of lie COUNTRY,
giving entire ntsisetlon The stove an 3 sSen ii
%: PAYNES Agent
my2S llt Market ST., Wheeling.
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WEEKLY,
By mall, IN 0dtGne', foIidOs tTddtd'
Tin, ,csf,........si 90 Elk month";. ......., q %
ia Iiult Of FiTc.."....'. ''''''''''""Nl % eaeh'
In Clubs Of TtI"...,.. '..'''.''''..''.' ~ eaeh'
IN Cals Of Twenty, % eeh'
And an t1trA copy to perIen getting up Cub
nFThe above prices are lnyaHablS. Remit Al
.,, ,I,f in p,alts ~ fCt,OflCC Money CTdtEt, and
,h,,s neither Of thee can 10 procured, Rnd the
money 10 4 Registered Letter.
tup INTEL ldESCER viii present daily the
rsH, In nj DEPARTMENTS, from all quAItin Of
The world, u well a complete record Of local
mi W. WEEKLY lsprIn,Cd on ThurNlny, and can
Ia bsJ Al he counter, In paid envelope, rHdy
H., waiIip,, Eo-SsAdd copy 10 dbStRi JrtSRdJ
"a ,,LiifgI plh HSUI Jrpai hoRlI
.,s,I.Tt,iBELS Persons deGiTlng 10 have the
NAVY iSTKLLIGEACER left regularly at their
,.sIj,scr, 10 the city and suburbs, can he
,,ftrI, by leaving their address at Counting
Esli, OF by drop letter through the po1tOftce.
m IOSTRlBrTOR.-No attention will Be- paId
70 anonymous Communlcati0hG every article
must be accompanied by the writer's rial name
and address.
RaIigSJi LIisyJ for NJ JboHiJ Il adjSSIIei "FErts
4 OiHip5.R" and should In NO cas-. b dIiS.IIsd 70
siher bliir'dGdl member fLhs firm By AnHS.
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FINANCIAL.
$4,000



THIS Bank 4 organized and prepared 10 transact
the business o. bankine Ia oil ltB details.
ltSuceeeds the FlfSt National hanE d Wheeling,
u owned BY the same lhf0h0ldGu and Il under the
EmO management
BY carefully TVEErdlng The INTEREST," d IL Cor.
respondents and DtpOsilurs, and BY prumpl and
faithful execution Of thGF WhheS Il hops 10 marll
thOlE esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
United StalOG
pepudt Accounts subject 10 check al slsht ~
celyed from BankI, BanEgfS, Films, coTontionS
and Individuals
CeftidlIrs d Dspoht Issued payable on demand
OF At hxtd dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits,
piRECToRs:
John K. Bothord, WIN. B, Simpson,
Jacob y. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
WIN. A. lSeit John l. HObba,
A. N. Adams O. O. Dewey,
Henry N. Harper, my2l-dAv
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NLAVELAND a PlTTaaURGH IAL.RoAn,
~ COHbRNSAD TINS CARD,
ga
On and after My lO,h 1871, Il aiul viii run
iAily Except auadai a'tOllsWS Via:
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TRANSFORMATIONS.

No, stops at all stAtiopl between WAsslipr spd
Sgm eStlandi No = stops al all sAtiOnS 60tvOGn
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SteEb5nTlhs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BtEatre At
so m br gSIuTt a ASoi AID arrives NJ steR-
bsnF Al sis y IN.
LsEvss fteuhennllS at 7:S 4. m; arrives At
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ecial accommodation tTains leave BeTlAre at
VO4 IN. aud l&1 p nj Bird. epoTt al 9:J L N.
aud 100 p. m IrIiTe At Autih's erTy as a. u.
and l:Io p m Rsturning leave Martins FSrTyat
i % 4 vi. aud GSU p M; Bridgeport II:3S 4. m.
md $40 p IN; arrive II BellatrS At ll5Q .. M aud
Sj p III.
tickets TO ali PriAdpAl points In the Rast and
West can Re procured at the UIiOu TI'kst ofaco,
ASLurO HOUSE, and at the station at BIidsSPoEt.
=. L. MYER~,
my29 General Pa.sanror and Ticket ATsSt.