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To change tie nasue of the Prenti.s and
Bo2ne Phslia Railroad sud for other pur-
poses.
70 amend section 1917. Of the Revised
Code OF ISL. IN relation 70 fences. and SEE =
liou 2f0S. of the Revised Code OF 1871, In
relation 10 M llicinus Injury TO stock.
IN relation 70 In public revenue, aud for
other purposes
To amend the charter Of he city of En-
terprise, county of Clarke
10 supply the Office oi Clerk Of Chancerv
Court OF Bolivar County with reports.
To amend an act entitled an act TO incor-
porate the town Of Wall Hill in the county
OF Marshall.
To authorize the Board ct Supervisors [,
nave the records OF the Circuit and Chance
/ ry Courts OF Tunica county indtMed.
TO authorize tie Board Of Supervisors o
Claiborne county 70 pas reasonable com
pensation for the pub icatiol of their pro
eeedlngS IN the county paper,
To amend an act In relation TO the com
peusation OF assessors.
To conform the charter OF the FRANKLIN
Academy, in the town of Columbus
/ l.ewndes county, 10 the present cous,ttu,
I tion and laws of the State, and 10 conf
the same privileges upon the cOlOred de
partment Of said school.
To authorize the construction of stree
railways in the city of NafChnZ
To amend an act entitled au act 10 incor
porate the GrecuVille Building and SAVING
Association; approved April 5th. 1873.
To amend the charter of the city o
Vicksburg.
To create state Board Of Health for the
protection oflife aud health, and to prevent
the spread of disease in the State Of Mis-
sissippi, and for other purposes.
To provide for the payment OF the bond
ed debt OF Kinds county.
Very respectfully.
kINLOCH FALCONER
Sec'y Executive Department.
\ committee from the Senate announced
that body as ready O. adjourn, and no fur
Their business appearing, The Speaker, after
thanking the members for the Kindness al
ways extended to him, declared the House
adjourned without date.
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asIkEl:Ea.

.,rr-HUNPHREYs.--At the residence of
tretfs-. January 10, 1877, by Rey ". Il
vr. JoHS -. SCOTT To Bessie VI .
.ggaegYs, all OF Jefferson county, Miss.
I .,rg -COurroN. the residence of
Ills father, January II. 1877, by Rev
p Levi. Mr.JAMEs NJ. Bowie to Miss
r COMPTON, all OF Jefferson county,
r,rsox-BuLLEN At the residence Of
t,.5a'- father, January IS. 1877. by Rev.
B. Lewis. Mr.. Il. JANsoN WATSON to
KArE Y. BULLEN, all of Jefferson
ny, Mis-.
INIT MoRGAN.--At the residence
'Fly5rr lessee WopdaiI. the officiating
..- an the 18Th day OF January, 1877,
I EDGELL ana Mrs. FRANCIS Il.
ksFAx. I'D Of Byran.
grsox-HEsrEH -O1 the evening Of
/, N Of February, 1877, by Elder Jesse
.t,H mn the residence Of the brides
rg.-f1lr. John Hester, of Raukin county,,
4 : GnrEx WLsoN- OF Kinds county, to
:, AaEsErH HESTER.
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An Appeal to Parents.

Parents, DO you love your children !?
laea preserve their health Next TO the
essjng fife itself. is the enjoyment of
.ricct health. How many are stricken
an in their infancy almost without a
lmentS notice by that insidious disease,
nap simply through the neglect to be
eoylded with the proper remedy? The
taler plant is nipped and withers ere It
olmS. When the little sufferer has short,
i5ent, hoarse breathing, with harsh,
fe,alic cougA. like coughing through "A
Ass trumpet, there is no time to lose. Begin
I once the use OF DIR. TUTr's FXPECTORANT
~ The disease viii readily Yield TO it.
|, say have it ready in the house, as this
I1lA maady requires the promptest treat
4ent. IL is very pleasant to the taste, and
4llren take it readily.
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~ CARD.
INSURERS NOR INSURED.

IF PERSONS HOLDING POLICIES IN THE
l. late Security Life, Continental Life, the
which, like the above, have fuiIed or been
placed in the hands of Receiver for settle
ment, or those holding policies ia any Com
pany whose agencies havo, Tor any reason,
at once to the undersigned, giving their 70
and all particulars regarding their policies
they can get important and valuable informa-
ton regarding their interests, and in many
instances be saved from heavy loss The I'M
dersigned will also cheerfully give full infor-
nation about all matters Of insurance and
claims against Insurance Companies The
General and Canyassing Agents Of the above
Companies are also respectfully requested to
write 20 the undersigned al once Address
q. W. TERRELL,
een,l ms. Manager and Adjuster,
lOfhce: % Carondelet ST. New Orleans.
feb7-2w1
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

4 weak w w akneSS or depression
eqraga cAihausted feeling, no energy or
sarI ,le result of mental over.
sne drn9 ue~cretiOns or excuses, or
tafed b ,'i =. upon the system, is always
NpecIGu nmphreys' Homeopathic
dg0rataS NO. rs. 1t tones up and in
I'D des,othe system, dispels the gloom
IpsV,hdency, imparts strength and
lesr, 'ne entire man Been used twenty
sd h. with perfect success by thousands.
fR5 % eaters. Price $1.00 per single vial,
Val Of nd PET package of five Walls and $500
eaee FSSSs9er. Sent by mail on receipt of
1EOp .Gress HUMPHRE - HO.
PANY THO MEDICINE COM
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Valuable Evidence.

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev .. Il. Walker, H. D.. formerly Ia-r .s 81
Bowdoin square church, Boston and ~ rr-trut
settled Ia Providence, D. T., u.H.t le l,Eu.-i ua
reliable evidence 80 ono Should $3.50 n. observe
that this testimonial Be- tlo re.u't of t.Y taar.'
experience with tIc Use aft NI9III<E b. .Ia
Rev. Dir. Walkers family who moss rr.a.sue.a
Il invaluable:
PRoYIprNCU T.. J., ifI TEAN-I SruTrr.
IT. r. SrENTN-. ESQ.
feel bound % express with wv q nature thN
high value place upon yuur \Laiil>I. Nr
family have used DO tor Che Dos. t"H years. lu
nervous debility 30 rs Invaluable. BuI D s#r.ui-
mend 10 to AN WHO may mood uu lHrlH. rHl..s.
reuOyatiuE tonic. b. ~. NNI.IlI..t.
Formeriy Pastor Of Bovdolu Square church.
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Citation.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI Chancery Court
LIST Dist at Rules,
AIsOs COUNTY, J February 8, 1877
Two T. 5. and r. d. Former Of jena Cata-
L houla parish, Louisiana, and all others in
terested in the estate Of BENZ. Fortner
deceased
You are hereby cited 70 be, and personally APP
pear before said Court, at the Courtroom in the
city Of Jackson, Mississippi on the fourth Mon
day of March A. D., 1877, the same being re-
turn day of said Court, then and there b answer
the petition of Jos. II. Morris, Administrator
de bonis non, praying for a sale of the lands OF
said estate mentioned in said petition to ~ =
the debts of said estate, and show cause II any
you can, why the prayer IF said petition should
not be granted.
Ordered at Rules this 9th day of February,
A. b., 1877.
W T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
BY A. G. MOORE, b. c.
A true copy from the minutes
W. T. RATLGFF Clerk.
A. G.. MOORE, b. C..
fob ~
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PROCLAMATION,
5000 90 Reward.

w oeived BY me, e. t. the following named
convicts have made their escape, and arc now
al large, to-wit: Sam. johnson and Henry
Bailey from the guards in Washington county,
December 10Th. 1876, and Michael Ryan, Howard
Russell and John McCrory. alias McCrJEey,
from the guards in LeAore county, January
IA, 1877;
Nav therefore, 1, J. VI. STONE. Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and confinement in jail Of the above
named conyIcts, or Forty Dollars each fsrone or
more of them, said reward payable by Ncs.rs
Hamilton g. Hebron, Lcssees state Pen
ltentlary, ana 40, moreover require az
efforts to arrest said fugitives
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r. Of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. % 9TH day Of February. 4. u. 1877
By the Governor j. ~ STONE.
JAMES HirL, Secretary Of State.
Feb. = .ff-3w
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Important Notice.

DARTlES having Life Insurance Policies in
L any of the Companies which have sus-
pended or been placed in Receivers hands. or
those who may desire to change their policies.
can, in most cases, re-insure in frst-class
solvent Companies without any edo itional
esst, and at the same rate Of premium they
have been paying. Also those who may desire
to take out NEW INSURANCE, can learn impor-
tsnt information, and be advised as to ,he
most advantageous plans and reliable Compa-
MES by applying to
d. PATTON,
Fire and Life ms Broker and Adiuster.
L. o. Box 44S
feb. 7-1mI New Orleans.
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i'te ~as refs.lte. u OF adversely. bv
Jadietar. Committee ahd ndeti..il-iy ost
ponei
~ scf [" change tn. name ofrha Prentiss
and que Pnslia r .iiroa al. with amen
hent Striking OUT ali that part IF the bill
asking exeTitin. frosi raxx,ion. amend
meut adopted and bill passed
Mr. Bell eAiIed up >. b sst act TO revive.
amend and consolidate the various acts rela-
i've To The swamp lands dos.as 81 10 tin
safe unsi'-r the at OF Congress 2Slh sep
teDocr, 1859. IA amendn, nj by Mr.. Griffin
"a L 10 person be allowed 10 enter more
thar 240 acres ~, adapted aad bill pissed.
Adj burned at 1879 D NJ.
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A Walking Miracle.

MIR. 1T. r. SrTVTN~-
Dear Sir-ThauEh stranger. I vlut t1 in-
form you what NIsTrINI hAs Uu., f.I u.o.
Last Christmas ~"rCfuIt uauF t.- appearance
in my system -- large running ulcers appearing
on me- as follows. ono ,u C4.h ,t u.t aims.
one on my thigh. which extended ta tIr a.rf.
one ON my head, which ,si iut. tLu -Eu.I U.nn.
enc on my left les which b..Iiue su llI I.ut
two physicians cuuc tH uuU.tHtc tlc UuH.
though upon consult ItiaH cau.IHa'l uOt ta CLIO
e. a. Wy whole body was -n III ,l ~ut..aIl.
they deemed DC advisable CD ems a. s,rr. which
was painful beyond description. uuu there wus
quart of matter run iI.m tui- tUr s,rp.
The physteiaus all gave We uu tN die. and
said they could uo uH more iuI un, Both off Wy
legs were drawn uU Co. uy seat, and DO WINS
thought II did get up again would bc Il GRIP
Pie for life.
When i'm this condition ! saw NEGErtNE
advertised and commenced taking Do iu March.
aud followed ou with BE- uNi I I-l used .ix-
teen bottles, aud tIir morning I Uu going CD
plough corn, q we'll man. hu tuy t.rusmtu
say H. is a miracle to see luu rouud Walking and
working.
In conclusion / van ACID. whom was euJpr-
ing such great suffering. from Chat dT.lHill
disease, SyrutuIa, PRAYED tH tlU iuIl above tl
take me out of this world lut Hs AIsIIIST lHa
restored to me the blessings ui health. o. desire
moro than ever Co live, chat m15 ug ui s.lua
service to my iellow-ucu, aul know OF pos
better way tl oid suffering humanity thHu CD
tnclose you this statement ui i.F rJsu. With Hu
earnest hope that You will publish 81. aud No
vii anord mo pleasure tu TeYIF Co. amy CONE
muncatiou which may receive bersfrUm,
am, sir very Ie..pggl.gllyt
Avery, Berrien CO., Mich, July 90, 1872.
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SICKNESS prevails everywhere, and every
w complains OF some disease during their
(. when sick, the object is to get well ;
~ = SAY. say PLAINLY that no person in this
'ae that IS suffering with Dyspepsia,
Yer Complaint and its effects, such as In
sgauoh, Nostiyenass, Sick Headache, Sonr
oaAeh, Hart Burn, Palpitation of the
+,4.t, Depressed Spirit. Biliousness, etc,
e'4 axe GREENS AUGUsT FLOWER with
.t getting relief and cure. If ven doubt
IN send to W. y. WILk ERSOA, Drug
~ Memphis.
- gtt sample Bottle for 10 cents and
Nh T. Regular size IS cents. Two doses
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bridge Proposals.

SEALED PROPOS AIS for the following new
~ bridges 10 be built: Across LyucL's Greek
on Jackson and Gallatin Road, two miles
Creek, on same ro1d six miles from Jackson:
bridge across Traham Greek on same road
eight miles from jackson, and bridge over
Rhodes Creek, on the jackson and Dry Grove
road in II. ID. Birdsong's Lane. fifteen miles
from Jackson, will be received by the under
signed, at his office in Jackson, until the First
Monday, the 9th day of March, A. b., 1877.
where plans and specifications may be seen
W. T. RATLIFF. Clerk.
By A. G. Moore ID. G.
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HoUsE-TwENTY-sIxTH DAY.
Wednesday, Jan s1st. 1877

Wednesday, Jan 3lst, 1877.
House met pursuant to adjournment
Present, 81; absent, 81.
Leave of absence granted MessTs, Blount,
Johnson OF Winston, Jones of ISsaquena,
Raines, Chiles and Campbell.
Mr.. McLaurin presented the pefltlon OF
citizens of Jasper county in relation L.
liquor law. .,;.x :.
certain taxpayers of this State; passed.
~ Mr.. Bassstti An act to consolidate
the several funds OF Aestopa county with
one fund; passed .,,
Mr.. Massingale called up the adverse re-
..ort Of COMMITTEES on appropriations on
II. 3. ira, an act to provide for the ntViga-
ton of the Chick asahay river; Dill tabled.
The bill TO tix the salary OF I'm az Sra,ioh
Com u isslQpeF was taken Up a4Q leo'eu.
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HOUSE-TWENTY-FIFTH DAY.
ENENING SESSION.

House met pursuant TO adjournment.
b. Mt Miller: An act 90 extend the pro-
visions of an act entitled an act to ineorpor'
ate the Aberdeen Guards, etc to the Dixie
Guards of Crystal Springs; passed,
Mr. Percy called up Senate Bill to estab-
lish the office OF Liquidating Lee Commits
sianers, and to provide for the redemp lion
az lands in the Liquidating Levee Districts
passed.
At 10 30 p. u. the H2nse adjourned.
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Fhr New Democratic Governor Of
Florida on the COIOred Race.
bon Governor Drew's Message.

BON Governor Drew's Message
AoE that a very large constituent ele-
leat Of our population is released from
oolage and intrusted with the power of
be ballot, a system of free schools has
ecome 4 means of self-preservation.
educate the colored race and fit them
exercise the privilege of voting intel
gentIy-to perform all the sacred rights
7reemen, to enjoy their liberty, to be-
me wiseHlnd good citizens-imposes
On Us task to perform, a response
fiy from which we cannot escape.
hen l,7t us set about the work cheer
H,.
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1aE Cofoss,r De-. STATUTE OF VIC
ef,a% Hleh stands in the Par II 10" eii;
M r .,,e Tomb Of the first sold, WIG 20
s soatoflal 1t is one of the first o 6jects
nth s' by strangers visiting our sister c'ty'
a d. II. indeed many visit purposely to SEE
he Kies"ht tribute of art Obtained from
.sbor * OF Bavaria by DR.. j. G. Ayer-to
snL ny majesty was especially gracious
,t ran,,,n regiment of what his remedies
iek-Gi,a 'eu % have done for the suffering
/ ty OFT vas donated by the Doctor to the
I'd s,i-9}Well, and now stands permanent
9.b SegssaNing emblem of the victories of
4rf5r1s '''V'e and Arms.-Bunker Hill JUGSS.)
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS at Rules, on Decem Der 4th. 1876
w of Chancery Court Of the First District
of Kinds county. letters of administration of
the estate of 5. G. Newcomer, deceased, were
granted 10 the undersigned by the Clerk of
said county; now all creditors of the deceased
are hereby notified TO have their claims duly
probated and registered in the Office of said
Chancesy Court Of said county, within the
time limited by law, or they viii be forever
barred, and all persons indebted to said es-
tate must come forward and make immediate
payment
THOS. 4. PERSONS, Admin.
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The Ladies' all Tmkeit.

F'sa We are pleased to known that Byron
I ny ana j. W. Huntington & Bros, drug
ssts '@is place, will, in the future, keep
saai Just popular end celebrated remedy,
li A. Q. :, ~tQoas' 3iyer Medicine.
n 4. THyDr up 4 Co., sole proprie-
.> chattanooga, Te.> u. des JOHN
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WY SUFFER- from cold in the head DR.
H. McIelu's Cltarrh Snuff soothes and
li-es laallihlr for catarrh and any sores
J the nose. Trial boxes 80 cents, by mail .
Dr. +. H. Mclean, st. LOUIS.
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b lite a numb Der of emigrants, bound for
kxls, are daily passing through ShreVe-
bu on Sunday. the Times notices a train
TX wagons, sixty or seventy head OF
At,l', ETC., passing through,-N. .. Demo-
sst
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NEW LUMBER YARD J

TWILL HAVE A FULL STOCK OF LUM-
/ Der Rough end Dressed, Shingles aud
Laths from JAs. a. HosKiNs. Mills 90 Brook
haven.
building Lumber at.........-.......sl2 10 9Ig
Fencinp ......... ......... N to lf
Dressed Flooring a. from........... 20 10 ~
Other grades az corresponding prices, and
/ viii not be undefsold.
Office and Yard 40 the old Hull Office. on
Railroad, north OF George Lemon Store.
j. NJ. HOSKINS.
Dec,G '70-8m.
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MEDICAL.
Judgment Of The Public /

During The past tive yeara the public have
carefully observed the wonderful ans. p a''''.
plished from the use OF NEGEIiNE From ii8
use may gn a.t.ieteI sufferer has ifcH re. .ar.l
fortune in prpNuIlii8 medical advice uu4 ls-
tanning poisonous mineral I1cditilcs
It's medical prQpCrllca nFo Attentive. TrrI.
Solvent and piurclr. There Is uo aIeeHa.
the human system for which the NEGIIINF
not contain any metallic Or poisonous gut.-
pound Is Is composed exclusively ut bsI.r.
roots and herbs. Do 81 very pleasant f. f.Na.
every child likes tt 10 iF tlfc aLI reliable, a#
The tQlLaMlu. eNLL.L.n VII .L------
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iTnE Grand Central Hotel, New York
b rs It's $50 rooms on Tie re" specie ba-
~atSl 5Osnd $500 per day.
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rap attention Of parties interested Is
T., rhe card Of Maj. &. w. Terrell to
-,rl I'll another column.
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u,xs O. r. Singleton, G. f. Hooker
D. Money "'iL accept our '"a"N' '''
.-s..isH4l f8vors.
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NOW IN PRESS.
VIII be ready ou MAY lt 1877.


4 MANUAL OF THE Laws RELATING TO TuE
COURTS or JUSTICES OF IuE PEACE ANu
THE PRACTICE THEREiS, WIN Forms AND
IRECEBEN1s. APPLICABLE no EVERY CASE.
lSIEHsPERsED WITH ENrLANAruET MOTIFS.
To WHICH Will 1919 ADDED CERTAIN EDHM-
or GENERAL USE AMONG BUrINF-s Mis- q.
A DIRECTORY or THE COUHr5, AND OIuEs
DATA USEFUL FOR HEFTPENCE.
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THE design of tAis work on.ch bos been
l. very carefully prcFrrcl by Judge J.. 3D..
BrideWeli. Of topidh county, uud which win
-upersede the FoHM BOOK heretofore issued
gentlemen not learned boz lHn 'uW above their
Fellows, the routine oi business required 0f
won when they assume tlr responsible ANA
then impOTt4us office OF Justice ui tue Pence.
ludcr The present Consultation of hssIa.Ip-
III, the iuri sIIc.Iol OF Justices Ui 'Hr Pose. boa
Civil Suits is raised tJ ono hundred .Hd nifty
dollars, and ia all criminal matters iurlr Iu-
risdicti0u h. concurrent with CHAT of tIr Cir
cult Courts iu AID cases whore tue punishment
prescribed by the IaWa docs NOT rEtnud bn You'd
n fine and lwprIsoumnut Iu lha county IHII.
Tie oitcs " certainly one Of Grs.. dignity Hnd
the main design of ibis worH I- tu De- of some
assistance Do Tie uuIe4urd Justice of the
Peace bv placing the law relating t8 hls Iurs-
dictiou before Aim i1 compact form. With forms
and prcCedent-, covering ALMOST ii not every
case which cgu como hrfJr. DIM. Notes are
added 90 many Of tue forms for che guidance
and information o. the Justice oudoavoriuF
thereby Co., explain the Jaw aud Isc of the form.
so thar none. however ignorant Oft enc law
genernlIy, can go ar wrong.
Thc lAE-, as found iu fua Code af 1871, and
in the pamphlet Acts since, 81. far Hs it is disc
tiucty applicable 4. ..le Justice OF the Peace ISL
ARA a4 under Approximate heads The whole
Will bC carefully uLl fully inicEcI. Alto
gctler, $50 hazard nothing Iu saying inuI It
win Pc me most complete Manual for Justices
of the Peace ever published iu thi-. ora pete
haps, any other state Hui viii Ie useful No.
every attorney every public 0Heer every
merchant, and indeed every atuteu. AZ NIe
work wiIi not ig stcraotYurI, HuI aH IAe ful-
lion VIII be limited J5 ihc probable demand.
those who W1LlI see gre col ie7. should hle their
their orders without delay. tIf hts-fssirff
JUsTIc4 Will mako % volume oi about hFe hum
drel pages, viii De prinl,l Uu beet quality ~
paper aUl SUBSTANTIALLY bound. Price. hy
~ POWER 81 BAHKsDALE
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,..s through Jackson at present as

os.s through Jackson at present as
o"' .r ORLEANS s CAIRO R. r.
-,,-ps.-euger, 2:2J a. N; Freight
Il 81 a. II.
Passenger. 2: 20 a. NJ; freight, 10
u. ,.,oy-BURG Il MERIDIAN h r.
Passenger, ) 10 P. N; freight 10 30
y Passenger. 1925 a. NJ; freight,
I3r.N.
;..i..ippi nnd Tennessee az q.
roysErIoS WIN \. O.. ST. L. AND
r Z K. AT GRENADA.
Leaves. Arrives.
40 an Sf5 Pm
I'm 400 An. 40 P.S.
VI. BURKE, Suut
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&ir Ti-tsn. frosn sioHieiesee G mmItse~
On Rv n0- Bill submitted report Of
amendments agreed upon. Report agre.
10.
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;..f..ippi nnd Tennessee az Hs'

r,,sEcIoS WIN y. O.. ST. L. AND
q Z. Z. AT GRENADA.
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After the adoption OF complimentary res
olutions ana the hour of / O'Clock +. N.
having arrived, Presiding Sims declared
the Senate adjourned sine die.
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NEW oKLFAN7 =
-,,--pa.-euge-, 2:2J a. N; Freight
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John =. BUCK. Agens.
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49, Passenger. 2 20 a. N; freight,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-02-07

ana Olhcr olIceT-s passed.
ACTS APPROVED.
An act more effectually to protect the
health of the citizens of the State.
An act to authorize the Supreme Court to
appoint special officers TO attend it, instead
OF the sheriff of Kinds county, as heretofore
required by law.
The House, by a unanimous vote, sus-
tanned the message of the Governor vetoing
the Senate bill to fix the compensation OF
the night E&tchpan Of the capitol.
An Act to empower the Board of Super
visors of Harrison county to publish their
proceedings; passed.
The bill TO prevent extortion In the sale
of goods, wares and merchandise was re-
ported adversely on by Judiciary Commit
tee, and tabled.
An Act to authorize Supervisors of War
rem county to order re- assessment of the
real estate IN said county; passed.
Senate amendment to II. B. to conform
| tie charter of Franklin Academy in the
town Of Columbus, 10 the present Constitu-
| An Act to provide compensation of GER
| tain Attorneys for legal services rendered
| the State, was referred to select commit
j tee, TO report tomorrow morning. Com
/ EAit;eS-Clay, Rogers, benson, Percy and
Guthrie.
An act to amend an act entitled an act TO
| incorporate the town of McComb City: and
the several acts amendatory thereof, and TO
create the same into separate school dis
| trict.
| By Mr.. TURKEY: To aid in providing for
| the care and treatment of the INDECENT sick
of this State in the Hospital in the city OF
| Vicksburg; tabled
An get TO change the time of holding
Chanc6ry Court in Temper and Lauderdale
counties. passed.
By SIR. Massingale: An act TO incorporate
the Chckasahay Navigation Company
passed.
$. b. Tic amend sectiona of public edu-
cation law. so far as same relates to the
counties of 40nics, Eoahoma, Bolivar
Washington. Issaquena, Marion ana Shar-
| KEY, WAS lost on final passage.
An act establish uniform rates OF
charges by Railroad Companies in this