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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-10-03

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-10-03

iebaugh, Cyrus Gordon, Cleardeld; Joseph R
Irwin, N. Il. Arnold, Curwcnsdlle; J. j. Lingle
0scoola Mills J. A. Livingstone, Dubois City.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-10-03
or INcoRpoRArIoN.-

" Notice is hereby given that application will
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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
THOUSANDS OF TRAMPS ARE LIKE
THIS MAN.

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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
GETTYSBURG.


Gene Al Longstrrbt has Recently put
on rec, d his arcrunt . Ihr hirrIr uf
Getty 81 rg. mainly IoI the purpose
OF clear y nimsriI rom the imput ,lion
OF lurun orlrucN, or worse. which II, cd
:" long .th-t hun hr"nu>r Of hi> de
lay Ia NJ Nimg upru IN" lrlh When
1t Wa, decided To nttnrA The Uni"n army
III us position. General Longstreet was
u"ubtiu! ul the wisdom OF the move and
So expressed himself. Lee. himself, on
the Held when he srH that LUngstreet's
opinion was being verified. had the gen
eroslty IL admit that he was wrong,
saying: 1t Is my iuult. but we will
make II right another time" However,
rs 1t was. warmed up by some Adyanta-
ges gained by the troops under Hill and
kwell in the preliminary engagement,
General Lee adhered /" his previous de-
termination. ana the attack was ordered,
LungstI ect corps being assigned tu the
lead. The description "a The assault bv
Pickett division and its terrible rrccp-
;lon and repu!>c. on the second day of
the tight, although II has been frequently
printed before, i here gwen in Long
streets own words. 1t Is not only inter-
esung because ul the graphic manner
III which it is told, but 1t derives an
especial interest from being the words
ni 81 prominent an actor in that bloody
battle
pickett said 10 me: General shall |
advancc?" My feelings had ;" over
come me that would not speak tor lear
oi hetraying my want Of confidence 10
him | bowed my affirmation and turn
ed to mount my horse. Pickett imme-
diatcly said II shall lead ny division
forward sir | Ispurred my hor-c TO the
wood where Alexander wA> stationed
with ARTILLERY When reached HIM he
told me Oi the disappearance OF the
seven guns which were to have led the
charge with Pickett. and that hi ammu-
milton WAS So low that he could not
property support The charge. / at once
ordered him t. stop Pickett until the
ammunition Wa r'p:"ul-hrd / then
SAW there WAS no help t", II: aui that
PlcAett must advance u.drr hi orders
lie swept past oar artillery IN splendid
~ty.e, aud tine iurn utIrnrI steadily and
c"mpartiy down the slope A. they
starred up the nuyr over 100 COuEons
nom The brea-'wurkS ot the iudera's
hurled Il ram %! CAM ,t,r. grap-and shell
down upon tno.n. ~l.. t..l pressed 'n
Il. uti. wdN uU he slope, WutH re
crest ui tn" L.'i VA, Ill VITA - -.il
sheet Ui tltnir - t.4r MASSES ii Iu,au-
try rose aud litrl. NHyu the suluoe
cl~al'.d away FIcn,rl.- divt>j.u Ms
g"n-. Nr..rN t..n tA!ri- ui hi- m!ru Jay
dead "n TIA" nrit. ami III" survivor, were
su..en Y rrircAIlug dnMn the hill Nor
tai man c"IId not Stand that fire In
h.. a
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
AN INCIDENT OF COLORADO LIFE.

u NNtr News lUI .iApi lst'ltI !
In drear and wintry prairie opening
called Summit Park, Oregon Bill has
established his hermit home His cabin
is visible a mile down the meadow ard
a thin crrk>crrw OF smoke was curing
above rs dirt root when we passed The
other day whilst o. BIZ! was away thirty
or fort, miles AT his next ueigEbor :, re-
building dilapldltrd leg or something,
another fellow who wanted to be
hermit camo along aud Jumped Bills
po>scS,lons By and by Bill came Imp
inc back home on crutches and the jump
cr met Linn at the door with his gun.
Bill let 90 one crutch. held up his game
leg. whipped out his revolver and bIazed
away. Then he walkrd of down TO
SA.uachc, siAty or seventy miles. told
the story and gave him>rl! up. Al ex-
animation was had md hr was h>chars-
ed ; Il fatigue parry was >"nt up To- pant
the other iel.uv. md now of Bill ; right
there ~ nuUe Ia ul-plt".
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
LOST


From In-lry's MscpGin.
4 Mild rp-" bv rh" wav-u!s hung
Dew -gi'''ering on IA" morning sir.
4 pure. scare" conscious ucrturrc flung:
I lonk"i. aud fnuni ihc nrw rrt far
80 fair, | sought with su ii"n zo-t
To wear - healthy on III" hrrn-1
Tn" tr"inhilng u"iri| at my touch,
a sr"efer. smhilcr fragrance. -hPd:
lii str'tnE" Lived 'hRl flower - much,
ind-It was dead
In that high mood when rr"uGhr hath wings
Aud finG1 ai,n" i'- speech IN sony
! struck an Old uaTp'S -lumn"ring sfrInc~
AuI tr.w an ~" tIui along.
Nor i. cn.h III" cnrc'c-~ III RI hnd raugstf
Tn" life 'orc that my -p,ri' sought.
Til sHh't"n on rnv starflei car
IT, dreaU-"r'.Ht-.t accents WOKE
Alack bnu.-ht the r'utur" dear
The string hai broke
| heart wild h'r! on IA" shore
Singing wild sony - ttr ~".:
And held the burden That II bore
Far sN""f"r than NIL cls.. To M
So sweet / ragrI the hlri To- hear
Hi magic min-tr"lsv more near.
untamei !. III" cepfive's swelling throat
IL on" saf song his Who'll" soul Cast;
Too well knew hr- l0vcii--t note
Had been his last.
And vet while memory hath power
10 rnu"t the hours too Va nly spent,
The fragrance OF that iari"I flower,
That harp'- '-i diving music h1en''
With the Wild hiri'- w"irf Death h--Nng will
Haunt cverv wilkins moment -frif
T-rching my heart the hitter cost
% all tn" rv" Df hone hath seen,
OF all that life hath won or lost
That might have been.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

New York Herald: But GER
tam it Is tha, Mr. Hayes has egreglously
hlundrrrd either bv his own impulses
or by the influence of bad c"unseiinrs.
He is in fair way to be regarded rs 4
weaker president than Polk or poor
Pierce" His greatest defect il that he
cannot see an inch hrtore his nose. aud,
rs natural consequence, nothing turns
out according To his expectations. We
" Ould tain hope that he will not go on
in the same kind of blundering AMI
vacillating til the end ot his term. We
trust he may gain wisdom by experience.
But il the first nine months OF his admin
ls,ratiun are Il sample of the whole he
VIII be known in history aS thcweakcst,
and most vaciIIating. the most unIor-
tunate and unsuccessful president who,
up to this time, has ever held that i'm
20 tant office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
A SPEECH.


From the American Young .f"lh-
You'd scarce rNp-,.t H g,ri l!.r me
10 walk Up ii"r- Witrr" All r..r -.-,
tud max tt bow, AN; shout .ui -4'.l!l
Like one WhD Wear e y .t.E'uis.
You know I'm very e!na't Hud Young,
\ nj 80 not talk with OILY to-. -su...
Inject, | now an Gr1 -r'rn"f -u
l'd like 10 max" ny bow ,tnI x
But VI h!'e l'Iu here I'll -ty fp ypu
Ihat DO know 'hIu- or lwu
/ " ie'llnet {" r"id AMI -lug and -l'rl,
And wash tn t -hr~ too. a,,ilt,. well
Away IN nj ms p an. a.,
And wear good, substantial leather shoes
/ never ii have LEARNED 10 lace
And mop" 1t never pa Mt nv face.
| 30 not lik" the man chn smoke.
An. rr!l~ bad lies an! rUl-4r Joke:
! do not l!kr 'He III ~ who rn;.w e.;
Aud -,grs ar"uu4 10 trtl fh- news.
such VulyaT creature | .-I.-t--
They should H" SuinH U lHFicS cv,-
Rut thrn !hrr are som" :tT'-. yrU know
Who; gIVr their neck - h,N~.i i n..,tU.
Ant NOW INV irIru!-. Iv,'-Iii ms .Av,
hut 80 I'll i,pw lui 20 away
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
liTTls GiFfih.

EDITOR ISTELLLGENCER -Erll,.v ing that you
md III" many readers Of your valuable paper
will relish the following beautiful lines from an
1nknown author, clip tn same from thu Argo-
naut and hand them to vou. L.
out OF the focal aud foremost fire
Out Of the hospital walls - ,iir..
Smitten of grsp spr- shot. nnd .,ruFrrnc
Eighteenth battle. amt he sixteen
Spectral. such ~ yuU Sri!, III sc,.-
Littic Gliiin Of Tennessee.
Tax" him and welcome. - ;h" surgeon eai,,.
Llui" M doctor can help tn" drad 80
50 ". took Iln, and brought him where
lhc balm was sweet in the summer mir.
Aud "" iaI' him down on a wholesome ted
liter Lazarus. from heel 10 head.
And We watched IN" war with latr,l I.rest,I-
skeleton boy 'guin-r skeleton death
Months OF turtHrr-how many such
Weary weeks nj The stick ani crulch;
AMI stlll a CLINT ol thu ,'crl blue eye
ioid oil spIrIi that wUulim' die
And didn't Nay more. in '!"ath's despite
Inc crippled ske ctDn learned to write.
..T, lear m"i.rr. oi c"urs", and then
Dear Captain '-inquIring about the men
Captains answer: 'DI pighty-tive
"lhn and are left alive! -
Words OF gloom from the war ono lay
johnson press" nj the 'front.' th"v saw
Little hIi'in was up and away
A sAr-hls iget-:ts hr batle Eooi-bvr
DimInc.i he -llnl "f his steel blue eve
IN wtlt", If spared There was news of the
tight.
But none Of Glflin lie didn't write.
sometimes fancy. that. were King
" h" princely Knights OF the Golden Ring
Wit The songs OF the minstrel IN mine ear
ii the tender legend that trrnbIeS here
ia give the best, on his bemded knee,
The whltesi soul OF my chivalry,
For little Giiiin OF Tennessee
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
THAT BOND DECISION.

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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Our women physicians ought to hunt
in the British army records backward
from 1876, and get the material tor bi-
ography OF DR.. Jas. Barry. He was an
army surgeon Tor more than fifty years.
He was an inveterate smoker His tenn
per was testv, causing frequent breaches
OF army discipline; and, at one time.
while he was stationed at Cape Cool
Hope. causing him to fight duel. He
travelled in the service to many distant
localities, and won his way to high rank
by persistent attention t" his profession
al duties, and unusual skill and boldness
as an operating surgeon. At his death
in July, 1865, he was at the head
OF the list of inspectors general Of
hospitals. The day after his death
startling discovery was officially an
nounced. DR.. Barry was woman. His.
or rather her. sex. had never been sus-
pected, by even the most intimate friends.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

4 TTURNEYs At law, LrNlngton No
N OiAcv over No. b., Main ='Tret. Pract.C'
il a. tar courts "i L-Iay, AMI al AGENT cOun
Ties, IL the Supreme ,Vurt OF the state All,
D.-tr.ct Court ui the United States PrDul,
AL nyion given to collections and all oth.l
F,r.-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

4 1TpRNEI> Al LAW.
n LE&iSGIoS. No
O.4,e NJ. 80 Main street, over Itv!s pru
Sror, 81 praci.C. the L.sslsTet;e aut ailuin
in counties. Special attention gwen - t"..vC.
ttV.> AMI the invest Sation OF lani titles.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
ALFRED j. HALL,

T ATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING AT
- IUt.Aki, VIII practice IN all the courts O
-ecUr't, Lafayette county. and IN ii! The >tatt
an r,I,TaI courts. Criminal law and coltec-
IONS =verlaity. Refers by permission, To tht
L-A.ngtUn savings Bagk, Hon. John keId
Chairman STATE Democratic Executive Commit
tee; t1uv. J " Stevenson. [. = senator iron.
kentucky; B. K. lrrlan +, County Treasurer;
VIZ. Il. steel, County Clerk once over NJ
+. he!!sr's : store. Ianl6-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
G DMEDY,


Enu"icrult SAYS there isn't Il dramatic
critic la tn, world who can tell what a
comedy i l. il 81 comedy when N"p 20
down cellar wItn the hlrri girl u >re
where the leak in the wat"r-pIpr is and
the can'li" goes uut nnh Your Wi" stands
on the stairs AMI Ne.ls Tor a match and
makes punG"nt REMARKS al the same
fine
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
JAMES III. McHATTOS,

4. TrURNL1 al LAW, Lexington, Mo. vii.
= pa -"fice IN Iae courts OF I.Aislye cite ami ad
n.ulug cUuGti-s, and IN the Supreme Court OF
the -.aIe. Special attention given TO collections
Once II Dutch BOW, near Quaries & COS. Dru.
te.e-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

DR. i II. ALEXANDER.
DER. u. II. FRY

JJA> located IN Lexington, Mo, near I'll,
II German M"tnnul-t church, on South street
aud would say the public of This and surround
ing counties, have made L SPECIAL study ol
InrOnIc diseases Tor seven years, and can Civ,
I,ltTrucrs this cItE sufficient Ia satisfy all
" h. may wish have practl~cd IN iII> "ity an'.
suriOuatIus COUNTIES sin, 4 tbrilaiy, IN h"tl
ChTuu!c and a"ute. Females VITO are all cte,!
wUuii d" we'll To give inc cali. All matters
concerning aitc:!on is only known Ia my e"i! anu
patients. M remedies M" strictly vegetable
Once over Irliue- x N,uahlr store.
JAMES IL. fRN,
novS-iy LeNIngt' IL, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
MILAN luIXG.

TIuR>EY Al LAW Lexington. NJ gssoUr!
N v IL Practice his profession 10 All Of IN
iJU.gs ri lafayette county and The courts
RecgsI II the -iA;r. OIcr over -.u,l'- Banh
.~avyr-'- obi -t=A,L AL business prumpti'
= ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
ATEDR NJ fS.
GRAVES s. WOOD.

4 TTORNEl> AL LAW WI! practice IN tn
n >tatrauG Federal courts. fr"np attcntlo'
y.S,u 10 the collection 81 clam Ohtce ONv
hei,rr'e Try goods store, Ola oa.ie CITY Hotel
Lexington, Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
'ET e WALLACE. Nm IL
wtE.I.A(EA CHil.ES.

A TrpR\kl> AND tOINSkLLORS
N Law, Lexington, Mo. uiiicv, ir""t r""I-
rgr me l., A.lIssoE savings Bank urpUs!t'
the l,ruli house. " II, iIact.cc i'll the courts g"
it.-t,rt.e amt eurruuiu!lu- counties, anu also u
ur >..pTv ms court ct state vi Missouri, AU'
Iuv I Lircu.I ami District courts Tor Il =
IL u ALs-LLL.EL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
JOHN :. BIACkWELL.

4 TIOKNEi AT LAW. Lexington. Missouri.
y VIA Practice N ali the Cuu:.s Ui Lafayette
ami aijpIuIus couuties. Prompt attention given
10 ali business Ot,ice over Auli'a Saving
Uank. >Iwver's old stand. ftblII
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
ELbRlDGG BURDEN,

TIdUNLN ~ coz N>ELLOR Al LAW
N I.rXluxIuu, No. OiGcv u.ch room over IL
leA.n-I -Iuu SAVINGS Bans, opposite court h"u-'
=. practice IA IN >t.liG .nG r tC,trIa! courts
Prom n Ie4tI,u x.Sea L. Ike collection UI !aIIi,
ana r tutte business fe1I5-Sl.
JuaS =. =. TUTT. ERAN nj y a TVrT,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
yYAI,kER = FIELD.

A TTORNElS AT LAW. LEXINGTON
"a Missouri. OiiIce over Wm. Morrison y
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

S,URGEU\ DENTS /, ,nlliccUppos!te
= Ia, court house up stairs. LeNIne trSsa1eS
t0I. Mo. All work done in \ scientific NI1Ib
at!'iN
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

To liter unmcauirg mantle. from the
sacred desk a. being the gospel yl the
son OF Cod. Another writer upon the
character oi DT. Morrow remarks: Nh.
Morrow S sermons were marked wIlh
strong iogiCa. reasoning ami cv@ueu~l-
ton OF thought. always aIor,iIng ample
material Tor profitable reelection j., h.-
hearers. Chastc language. force oi az
gument and pungrncy Of application
were prominent N hi~ di>cOur>cs.
will relate, in :. condensed form, an it,
eide It that occurred in the early aHna.~
OF the state - illustrative 81 tn grru
ar%nnentatlyc power 81 the imam. taken
from the same author. 1t va, during
the session OF The Missouri legislature
when Hon Henry y ,I"Jcr and Hon.
john Miller were mrruarra, ,pryhap~ their
first session III that body. y iJy.n. .--
tied the then capitalist. Charles. ice
.ieEo-by the name ut k"@"r- lie wa>
!ivi. i u preach. and rho-" tor hi stub
>Eecr this ;cXt: For say unto you.i1a,.
except your righteousness shall rEc"oj
the righteousness OF the >cribc~ and
pharisceS, yc shall, III no ca-"."nicr INTO
tn" kingdom OF heaven. Nd joyce,
in his criticisms oi Mr. Eog,g- Sermon.
Ia Mr.. Miller, -rid that Rogers views @;
.aw WEI" un~ou"d. and that b,I.rr
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
A. F. ALEXANDER,

4 TTURNEY Al Law VIII practice IN III,
n Courts OF Lafayette inI al Joining counties
y =. also attend promptly 10 the collection OF
Claims, anu To- luEcStI-4tion ot titles TO rea
esI4tr. UIhce over The Banking House OF WIN
Morrison K Co. ianl4-ly
" IL-IAM wALhkR, EICHAEp FIELD,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

New York Herald There is no doubt
that a majority oi the people prefer Mr..
tlayes policy (southern) that majority
elected Mr.. Tildem, and Nj. Hayes l.
performing only mora. justice in doing
as the majority wish.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
Di. Nj ISL .
nx j. ~. MENG,

F NsSEl.L. II. ID. >.-Oilice over Lin
u . rick : bank, Lexington. Mo. jali
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
NptAi' I u
RIlAND & RIIAND.

JHS E EYLASO xUSoPHoS KYLA>p.
Notary Public
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
RATHBlN A SHEW

A ITDRNEE> Al LAW Lexington, Mo VII
n practice IN ;ti! tIr courts OF the sixth judi
IA. CIRCUIT, and United States courts. Fr"mpi
Attention gwen 10 collections. onlce O!.I
IrIIur- y Stn4J.r'- store, opposite CIty Hotel.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
TUT & son,

EAANhILS 4 TITT,
Notary Pubic.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
LEGasLATIvE COMM.r.rEEs
Inc hrst name on each Committee is Chair
man,
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES

representations, Bailey, Dabney. Hall.
mmu a Leigh, McNair, Reynolds Stands
Watkins, Tucker
WAYS AND MEANS Tison. Featherston
SSykes, Leigh, Turley, Baker, Yellowley, Nc,
oermlcS, Causey, Cessor, Shattuck
OF Kinds, Gibson, Clay, Wilkinson. ellis,
Amacker, Vaughan. Edwards, Overton.
Representatives. Southwortb. Har-
per- Byrd of Franklin, Mallory, Hussey.
REGIsTRATIoNA AND ELECTION Bailey White
Shands, Aldrich, McNair, Nelson Hicks
Jones OF lssaquena Parsons
CoRPoRATIoNs.-Lester, Dyer, Watkins. Mil
Ter, Parker Saunders, McLaurin of Smith,
Jacobs, Carter of Warren
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. Rowan. War
rem, Nc Whorter, Tison, Erwin, Massingale,
Hall, Bell, Young.
KAILRoADs.--r oup, Tucker, Shrock, John
son OF Itawamba, Johns, Garrett, Rains, Car
ter OF Warren, Riley.
CLAIMs.-Denson, McCargo, FLOYD. McLau-
rln OF Jasper, Turley, Drake, Pound, Cros-
land, Monroe.
PRINTING.--Harper, Carter of Holmes Blount.
nlcks, Byrd OF Lawrence, Bridges, Meade
Rains, McNeese.
FEES AND SALARIEs.-Reynolds Dabney
Crum, Fairly, Horton, Warren, Campbell
Griffin, Brown.
APPRoPRIATIoNs.-Roge Stebbins, Trice
Huddleston, Jagers, Gowan, Boyd, Floyd
Chiles.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES johnson
of Winston, Dear, Fortune, Sanderlin.
AGRICULTURE.-Hogan,E Erwin Guyton, Pen
nington, Simpson, Chill S.
COUNTIES AND COUNTY BoUNDARIEs.-Byr
ofFranklin, Cochran Shelby, Dear, Bassett,
Fairly, Nichols, Huddleston, Mallory.
RETRENCHMENT AND REFoRM-Fortune. Aid
rio lei Of Smit MoW
Boyd, Millsaps.
PRoPosTIoNs AND GRIEvANcEs-Hebron,
Blount, Bean, Watkins, Gayden, Shattuck,
Carter of Holmes, Spight.
PUBLIC HEALTH AND QUARANTINE.-Shelby,
Carter of Holmes, ellis, Rowan, Young
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRoUNDs.-McCor-
mick, GOwan, Simpson, Campbell, Parker,
Pennington, Brown.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Itawamba, Johns,
Bridges, Saunders, Schrock, Cessor.
MANUFACTURES - Causey, Garrett, Trce,
Griffin, Hogan, Wilkinson MeNees.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS. = Nelson, Nichols,
benson, Sykes, Edwrts.
Mississippi LEvEEs.-Percy, Clay, Bailey,
Southworth Campbell, Nichols, Sanderln.
MILITARY ADMINISTRATORS Hebron,
Bell Bassett, Johns on of Winston, Monroe.
ENGRossED BILLs-McNair Dabney, Dyer,
Miller, Hussey.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
ENROLLED B1LLs.-Meade, Gibson, Baker,
McCargo. Overton.
EXECUTIVE CONTINGENT FUND. -Stebbins,
Jones of Hinds Crum, Gayden, Jacobs.
STATE LIBRARY.-ClIfton, Jayne, Amacker,
Guthrie, Shattuck.
UNIVERSITIES. -Troup, White, Byrd of Law
renee Clay, Overton.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
AunnaI Meetings OF the Masonic
Grand! Bodies.

\ The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Missis-
|tppi will convene at Vicksburg on Monday,
February 9Th, at Y clock NJ.
The Grand Council of Il. and 8. Masters
kl meet at same place on Tuesday, Feb
knry 9th, at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
The Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad will
eeurn delegates free who pay full fare over
bat Road in going to Vicksburg.
n The Grand Lodge will meet at same place on
Wednesday, February 18th, at II o'clock A. NJ
Then 0, St. Louis & Chicago r. r. and Kos
Eusko Branch will sell round-trip tickets at
ne and One-ffth fare, at New Orleans, and at
NJ stations from OsYka to Grand Junction.
Eale Of tickets to commence February 3D., and
u be good until 18th.
The Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
i'll pass delegates from Memphis to Vicks-
II x for $l2 so the round trip. Those COM
4 from local stations, will pay full fare to
hen ada, and on presentation of Grand Sec
khry g certificate of attendance, will be
hurne free from Grenada to point of start
BIZ tt. Ose who neglect to get Grand Secre-
ETs Ger dfcate before leaving Grand Lodge,
Nil have % pay full fare on their return.
Certificate will be good until February 18th,
The Memp his and Charleston Railroad will
lsM delegates at six cents per mile for round
|iD Tickets v ill be on sale at all stations
E.Seen Burnsv Tile and Memphis
The Parisot l.. ne Of steamers will carry
EegAtes to Vicks turg and return at two
a!ds of the regular fare each way.
The Mobile and Obi 0 Railroad makes it q
F.ldtOn of granting sduced rates that there
Pail be ten or more del, gates from each sta
Em This would be good thing for the
|S@d but would not be very. healthy for the
0lses. This condition, dich is now gen.
/ "a rule of the Road, amounts to q refusa
y this occasion.
Other Roads, and Steamboat lines, have
Wen written to- and favorable replies are ex
ected. ]. L. POWER,
Grand Sec'y and Grand Recorder.
January l2th 1877
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16
-paEME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI

The following cases were disposed of by
. j Supreme Court, Monday, January 10Th
ug3--Fakner VS. Evans affirmed.
9lN-Graham VS.. FIFTH; affirmed.
2q3-Wilkerson VS.. the State affirmed.
|qgi-Cooper vs.. the State; affirmed.
jSO-Dyer VS.. Britt0n; reversed and re-
handed.
TlGl-Miller VS.. Palmer; affirmed.
g4S-Anthony VS.. Capel; affirmed.
G6i-Pollard VS.. the State; reversed and
kmanded.
|@95-Peoples VS.. the State; affirmed.
\ 2l53 and 2254-Cornwell VS.. the State; re-
Isred and indictments quashed.
293--JOrd Mitchell VS.. the State af-
Bmed.
|2G2-Barkey vs. the State, use, etc.; re-
tEed and remanded.