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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28
LATEST FROM ABROAD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
TURKISH MONITORS

National Associated Press to the Star.
TURKISH MONITORS
i NEW YORK, June 28.-Two Turkish
monitors, caught by low water in one Of
the branches OF the Danube near Match.
IN, have been summoned by the Rus
bians to surrender, but at latest ac-
counts no reply had been made TO the
demand. The Russians are anxious to
capture the moni, ors uninjured.
J., RUSSIAN FAILURE AT KABEAS.
| A caDle from EIZeroum says on FRI
nay morning last Moukthar Pasha at
lacked the Russian intrenchments at
Kabeas, and sharp engagement fol-
lowed, tasting several hours. The Turks
were repulsed several times, but they
persisted with d gged pertlnacity Of
purpose. and finally succeeded in dis
l0dglpn the Russians, who 4AsA way to
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National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, June 28-John NJ. Clover,
attorney at law and son of Hon. s. T.
Glover, was publicly cowhided on the
corner OF Forty-tourth aud Oliver sire cts,
this morning, by Robert HARRISON, a
well known attorney Of this city. The
affair caused great excitement.
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office is busily engaged in making sta
tistical report Of violent deaths aud ln-
quests held during the current year,
ending June 80, 1877, which he will trans
nit to the Secretary of State, Hon. NIL =
ton Barnes, to be used in the Bureau OF
Statistics at Columbus.
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SUiCfdo.

John Fischer, man about fifty
years old, and a book-binder by pro-
fession, cut his throat with knife
shortly before noon to-day. Fischer
lived at No. 273 Bremen street. The
cause for his act is not known.
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will Make a Statement,

National Associated Press to the Star.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 2S-Attorney.
General Fairtie eld has prepared state
ment in answer to MIR. Townsend, and
which will be furnished to the press
for publication on Thursday evening.
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Sale of ThOrOughbreds.

National Associated Press to the star.
LEXINGTON, June 2S,-Mr. Alexan-
der's annual stock sale yesterday was
attended by men OF money, but there
was not "a great crowd present.
The first colt, rich bay, OF fine size
and promise, by Lexington. out of Coral,
by Vandal brother to Wanderer), was
bought by w. Fl. Johnson, of Nashville,
for T. Lorrillard, OF New York, for
So 100.
The second was a chestnut by Lex
ington, out 0f'Volga, by Imp. Glencoe
(brvther to Barney Williams j goes to
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A Thief Shot.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, N. j., June 2S.-A far
mer named Cranston, near Hacketts.
town, yesterday, shot dead Barton
Mitchell, who was attempting to rob
Cranston's house.
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THE LATEST
Fatal and Singular Accidents.

National Associated Press to the STAR.
! TRENTON, N. j., June 26.-A tramp
was sLIuck this morning by train on
lhe Pennsylvania Road, and knocked
against telegraph post. His head was
lorn off and flung to one side, at the
bame time striking another tramp on the
Lex ana breaking it.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE CANDY STORE - Will sell
JIG low on account of leaving the city; also,
furniture OF three rooms if wanted. Call at
R59h West Sixth street. 26-3t
L OR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4h-l
L pillow, 81 each; 35-lb. beds, s.; choice
fcatEels, 15c per Id. Feathers renovated. q.
W. MORRISON, 81 w. Sixth street, between
Main and Walnut, fourth floor. my14-26t
ENOR SALE WOOLEN MACHINERY -
lie Spring jack, double roll carder, condenser,
breaker, picker, looms, &C.; worth at least
$1,000; or will exchange for anything l can
use worth half the amount Address w. A.
HANCE, Springfield, Ohio. 26-5t
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Third Edition

Probably fair or partly cloudy ,ceather
Io1 the ne6t tUenty- four hours.
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COunterfeiting Outfit.


WASHINGTON, June 28.-A dispatch
received al the Secret Service Head.
quarters in this city announces the cap.
ture at Faribault, Minn., OF two COM
plete sets OF counterfeiting plates-one
for the printing of tive-tollar notes and
one for two.dollar notes. The capture
was effected by the Secret Service De.
teotiYes.
Neutral Vessels.
The Department of State has been in
formed by the Russian Nj inis ter in a tote
dated June 26 uf an order issued by his
GOvernm mt on the 20 of April last,
thai any vessel sailing under neutral
flag should have the right during the en-
tire duration OF the present war with
Turkey to engage in the coasting trade
between Russian ports Of the Black Sea
and the Sea OF Azov.
The Contract
for furnishing the Government with cut
granite for building two winding stairs
In the new State, War and Navy De-
Mercutt & Son, of Portland, Maine, at
$1,599, TOO. There were twenty other
bids, the highest being "a, 100, 800.
VIM. @. Leduck,
Of Minnesota, has been appointed Com
missioner of Agriculture, to take effect
July next.
Toledo POstmastership.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The commits.
sion OF Alexander Reed to be Postmas-
ter at Toledo, o., III place Of Captain
Bowling, was signed by the President
before his departure for New England.
Reed will take possession OF The Office
the 1st OF July, ii he forwards his bonds
in time.
Archbishop Wood and the Hiber.
mans.
Archbishop Wood, OF Philadelphia,
has been appointed arbitrator in the
disputed cases OF the Diocese of Pitts.
burg and the Ancient Order OF Hiberni-
ans.
Correspondence OF the Star.
WASHINGTON, June 26, 1877.
The President has gone off with his
family and part of his Cabinet, on
triumphal tour to Massachusetts and
back, and Washington mourns his alb.
sence. The ofice-seekers have left the
Ebbitt and the Arlington, where board
costs a V per diem. and have taken a
weeks lodging in cheap dollar houses
on narrow streets aud back alleys, to
wait for the return of the Great Dis
penser of clunbj OF comfort.
THE BLOW 'TwIXr THE EYES.
Politicians have got it AT last. and
they are mad about IL, too. The Presi-
dent has issued his order informing all
Federal efice-holders TO quit dabbling
in politics or they will get their heads
knocked of. Postmastars, Collectors,
Sub-treasurers, and 'tsich," mustn't 90
TO fooliDg round caucuses, conventions,
etc.; no more wire-pulling, log.rolling
or pipe-!ayiug; but they must attend
strictly TO the duties OF their several Of
does, and let the ward politicians anu
outsiders who want office run the ma.
chine. Now there will be a demand.
tor new political leaders, and we
have no doubt the supply will
quickly eqial the needs. We
snail not have a Secretary Of the
Interior any more to acc as chairman of
the Republican National Committee;
and out In OAio, Gen. a. L. Wikuff, who
uas been chaiiman OF tue Republican
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VN7ANTED - ACCOUN "A we'll recon- =
w mende collector wishes few more ac-
counts to collect. Address GENERAL COL
IECrOR, this office. je27-3t*
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NT ANTED- ATTENTION, LADIES-Kid
w or pebble goat side-lace shoes, 81 95 per
pair; button, 81. Custom made. and every
pair warranted. Star Shoe Store; 243 Central
avenue, corner George street. je2i-7t
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FlnslM ss Cream of the West,,'
WUk Glendale,
HIUuH Snow White

Those favorite brands are made at the WEST
END MILLS (James X. Hurln's), Sixth street,
near Freeman. Call and leave your order. De-
Nrered free. Satisfaction guaranteed.
je7-8m
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w WANTED-BoYs-To sell papers for this
efhce, tt
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SALE
FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-FARM-A magnificent stock
II and gram. farm, mprising 1,24U acres.
Address c. W. FREEMAN, Br0okfeld, Linn
County, Missouri. 19-6t
TOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of SIX
j acres, situated u miles from Williams
burg, In Clermont County. Farm in good or
der. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one desiring it to get good
home. Address B. s.. Star office, $50 Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o. jy25d&jy27w-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
HOUSE--TWENTY-FOURTH DAY
EVENING SESSION.

BY Mr. Campbell: To ineorporte the Mis-
sis-ippj Improvement Com pany; passed.
By Mr.. Percy: To amend the charter OF
the Greenville BaildiIg Association
Mr.. Rogers called up the bin to amend
the charter Of Sarcpta, Lafayette county
passed.
BY Mr. Percy To amend the act creating
Sharkey county Also to amend the char
ter of Greenville; ais ,, for reiief of W T..
Hunt, Sheriff of Washington county; ais D.,
to amend the act abolishiug the office OF
Liqudating Leyee Commissioner; lies over.
Mr.. farley called u >. b. to authorize
Wick burg to compromise its bonded iu-
Gcb.cdnesS; also ). 4. TO amend the act 20
promote agriculture in Warren county ;
both passed.
MT Stands called up ;. B to exempt Ger
tain Tate county lands fIom levee tax
pas >ed.
b Mr.. Saunders: To reduce official bonds
ofi'earl and Hancock counties; passed.
BY Mr.. Hall: To amend the charter of
Courtland, Pamela county; passed.
By Mr.. Gibson: To amend the charter of
Bonneville; passed.
B. Mr.. Jarnigfn: To authorize Nox-
uba county to purchase certain lands !;
passed
BY Mr. Troup: To regulate the proceed
ings of Board of Supervisors of MenrOe
provide for payment of teachers fund in
dehtedRess of Monroe county, Senate
amendments concerned in.
BIZ Mr.. Trice To prevent treSpas@ on cul-
tivated lands referred; also called ups. b.
to incorporate the f ishl Galloway Female
Institute, OF Macon also E1gcworth Hall
Female College; both passed.
Mr.. Gellowby called mp ). b. for relief of
Mrs. Kate Barlow, of Madison; passed.
Mr. Bridges called mp IL. IS. for relief of
G. NJ. Gillaspie, Sheriff of Newton county.
By Mr., Tison: For relief of r. c. Cobb !;
lies over.
BY Mr.. Bird, of Lawrence: For relief OF
c. w. Jones, of Lawrence county; re-
fcrfcA
Bv Mr.. Muidrnw In relation to treasurer
of Oxford University; referred.
=. b. in relation TO Waholak agricultural
district; passed.
BY Mr.. Griffin: A memorial to Congress !;
adopted
By M Clifton: To authorize Jackson to
issue an series Of bonds: passed.
5. b. TO authorize Harrison county to
pay for certain official printing; passed
BY Mr.. Byrd OF Franklin: For the relief
of X J. Williams, sheriff of franklin
Mr. Rowan called up the bill for the col
lection of school taxes in Copjah county;
also to amend the charter of WessOn !;
both passed.
BY Mr.. Byrd of Franklin: To change
the time Of holding Chancery courts of
Amite and Franklin county, passed.
Mr.. Drake called up the bill to authorize
the Supervisors of Claiborne to pay for
publishing proceedings; passed
Mr. Clay called up the bill to amend
the act abolishing the liquidating levee
commissioner; pending consideration at
1I13 p m, the House adjourned.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
killing an Eagle Ina North Nis>is-
sipPi.

Aberdeen Examiner
We received on Wednesday a gigantic
claw of a gray Eagle, killed in this coun-
ty. The span of the claw was nearly
eight inches, and it was armed with tai
ons each about two inches in the chord
of the arc
The following note accompanied this
rare specimen;
SMITHvILLE, MISS, Jan. 10, 1877.
MAJoR JONAS, Aberdeen:
l send you the leg and claw ola eagle
that was killed by Mr.. Ed. lowry, on
Splunge Greek in this county, eight
miles east OF this place, few days ago.
When found by Mr.. lowry, it had Kill
ed two of his hogs, and was dining on
enc Of then. When approached it gave
no sign of intimidation, but on the con-
trary was disposed to fight, and made
signs in that direction. The same bird,
or similar one, was seen in the same
nelghborhood two years ago. This ca
gle was of the Gray species, and measur-
ed from tip to tip Of wings, seven feet
and four inches three feet and eight
INCHES around the body, and fifteen inches
between. the wings.
Very truly, your friend,
T. Il. DASSBY
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Lament of "a Deserted wife.

The postmaster at West Las Animas
has received quite an intOestIng letter
from deserted wife in Mississippi,
which. saws the DeuseI Tribune, ie worth
preserving for its literary merit, if for no
other reason. Then it tells sorrowful
story, and goes to show how the vile men
suspecting. We give few extracts:
My DEAR SRI take the liberty to write
to YOU to inform you Of j. w Mathews,
which think it would be profitable, espe-
cially to to the ladies Of your town Il
community aroun, who is a great woman
deceiyer; he goes about marring women
81 leaving of them q taking every thing
he can from them, he married me the
% of October, in 1874, and we lived to-
gether good and agreeable, and he got
me TO come back to Mississippi to see my
people, an managed to keep by beding
and promised me, rs soon as ne would
get place, that he would send Tor me !;
and he took my things off with him to
Texas and sold them. He has used me
bad. | have found out since he has
treated me so, that | am only the third
one he has married and treated in the
same way. He left them, taking every
thing he could. He married his first enc
in Canada and lived with her three
months and left her and come to the
United States and married the second one
and lived with her twenty or twenty
years and raised one child, and left her,
taking everything he could from her,
Alas, he has three living wives, and
ia m OIL
haven't never heard Of. He is an intelli-
gent man, but he has acted mighty mean.
Any man that would take the advantage
of loving woman as he has ought to be
kicked out Of the country. You know
he is guilty of bigamy. He is ffty-four
years old, agreeable to his own statement.
| hope you will be kind enough to do
what | ask Of you.
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REDUCTION EgEPRE>fNTx-
TEON
Southern Gases.
n. Tribune.l

n. Y. Tribune.l
SIR: If it can be proved (and ii rue il
must be susceptible OF prooD that the
rights of tie c.IsreI men IN Georgia,
AIabaRa, AMI Mississippi have been 'tiu
any way abridged n tie matter OF VT
ing ar the late election, the representa-
ton from those States should be reduced.
This is the exp icit declaration OF clause
, of the fourteenth amendment Of tie
Constitution - But when the right to
vote at any election FOR the choice of cleo
tors for President and Vice President OF
the United States, &c, is denied, . 8 $
or in any way abridged except :
the basis OF representation therein shall
b. reduced" * : :
This of course will have to'he done by
legislation. Now is it likely that the
Democratic majority in the House viii
pay any respect To the Constitution in
-shis matter? Ii is the dictate OF common
justice, that only that proper ion Of voters
who are allowed to vote shouni be enti-
lied to representation. Otherwise We
put premium upon violence and fraud
and intimidation. We make the vote OF
100, 600 ex-Confederates at he South
worth as much as that of 200, 900 loyal
people at the North. :. G. L.
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It is stated that the restitution of the
colored people in Louisiana has never
been greater than it is as at this time.
Scantily clad and with insufficient sup
plies Of wholesome food, many of them
become easy victims to the diseases of
winter, and deaths from pneumonia and
other species Of sickness incident TO in
element winters are very numerous
Here are seen the fruits Of carpet bag
rule in the South. Under it all indus
tries have been Frustrated, and there is
no employment for the colored people :.
who, on the other hand, have been di-
verted from the lahor5 necessary to their
support to do the bidding Of their carpet
bag masters. The & forty acres and Il
mule" promised them by those who have
made use of their suffrages have never
been forthcoming, and never Will and
now the poor deluded colored man is left
to starve. Is it any wonder that hun
dreds of them should have deserted their
betrayers in the late election and return
ed to their only true friends, the native
whites of The South?-W Washington II MON
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HOUSE-TWENTY- FIFTH DAY.

Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1877.
House met pursuant to adjournment;
Speaker Street in the Chair; the follow
ing members answered TO roll call:
PRES Nr-0i eSSrs. Amacker, Bailey, Ba-
ker, Bassett, Bean, Bell, BlOuut, Boyd,
Bridges, Brown, Byrd of Franklin, Bird OF
Lawrence, Carter of Holmes Causey,
Crosand, Clifton. Dabney, Dear, benson.
Drake Edwards, Erwin, Fairly, FeatherSton,
Floyd, Gayden Gibson, ellis, Gowan,
Griffin, Gurthrie, Guyton, Hall, Harper.
Hebron, Horton, Huddleston, Hudson.
Hussey, Jacobs, Jarnigan, Jayne, Johns,
johnson, of Itawamba, johnson of Winston,
Jones OF Kinds. Jones Of ISsaquena. Leigh,
Lester, Liddell, Mallory, Massingale,
Meaoe, Monroe, Muldrow, MeCargo,
Mccormick. McNeise. McLaurin of Jasper,
McLaurin of Smith, McWhorter, Nichols,
Oyerton, Percy. Pound, Raines, Reynolds.
Rogers, Rowan. Stands. Shelby, Simpson,
Shrock. Southworth Spight, Stcbbins,
Warren, Watkins, Wilkinson, White,
Vaughan, Iellowley, Young, Mr.. Speaker,
80.
ABsENr-Messfs. Aldrich, Campbell. Car
ter of Warren. CesSor, Chiles, Clay, Coch-
ran, Crum, Dyer, Fortune. Garrett, Kick :,
Hogan, Jagers. Miller. Ni.lsaps, McNair,
Nelson. Parsons, Parker, penningi on,
Riley, Sanderlin, Saunders, Shattuck-25.
Leave of absence was granted Mr.. AL
drich.
BY MT. HuSSeY. 10 duLnOIlZb AQdIlS
county TO settle its interest in the Natchez
and Jackson Railroad; passed. For relief
of r. Z. Mcclure. of Adams county; refer
red. Called up the bill 10 authorize street
railroads in Natehez; passed.
By Mr.. Reynolds: To exempt the public
hall of Corinth from the Privilege tax; re-
ferred
By Mr. Gibson: For relief of c. B. Cur
By Mr.. Hall: A petition of citizens of
Coahoma county in relation to levee district
No. /; referred.
Mr. Speaker Street laid before the HousD
a petition from the ladies' of Westville
against the repeal of the anti-liquoor law.
Bv Mr. Nichols: To amend the act
creating Tate county; made special order
for 3 80 O'Clock this evening.
The House refused 20 concur in the SEN
ate amendment to the Alcorn county cotton
weigher bill.
The privileges were extended to Hon. R.
MT. Guyton called up S. B. to authorize
the Auditor to settle with certain officers !;
Mr.. Hussey called up S. B. to incorporate
Chamberlain Hunt Academy; amended
and passed.
THE PEE BILL.
The fee bill was taken up and considered
at ,ength q motion to put IL upon It's thlfu
reading was carrie l. -,
Mr. Muldrow m ade the point that the bill
was not engroSsed, and the bill went over.
By Mr.. Clifton: To provide for the regis
tration of voters of jackson; passed.
The House G1ncurred IN the senate
amendments to more efeetuaiiy protest
Il health o: the citizens.
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Bone 60 Too Fast, gentlemen.

Holly Springs South.
The session Of the Legislature should
not be needlessiy protracted but it will
be false economy to shorten it at the ex-
pense Of necessary legislation.
With more District Attorneys in the
pay of the State than Judicial Districts
there are terms of the Circuit Courts at
which no District Attorney can be pres
emit This is too the unavoidable result
of the present state of the law. Each
District Attorney has assigned to him all
the courts of the District for which he
was elected in 1873, and these Districts
having been change by the law Of last
winter, and the counties composing them
frequently assigned to as many as two or
three different Judges, the result is in
many cases, conflict between the times
of the holding Of the courts, which re-
quires the same District Attorney to be
in two or three different places at the
same time. To illustrate: the counties
of Carroll, Grenada and Yalobusha,
were all in Judge Davis District now
Carroll is in the 9th District, Grenada in
the 3rd, and Yalobusha in the 2nd and
in each of these counties on the 4th
Monday in May Circuit Court will be
in session, and the only District Attor-
neY whose duty it IS to attend them, is
Capt. FAINT Of this place. A term Of a
Circuit Court without the presence of a
regular District Attorney is generally
somewhat Of jubilee for offenders.
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4 3 - . ..,..1. sue s,,..,a~ {, u.
: officers.
THE GRAY CASE

ii - "a sipfszs sue oas,.e ais . ,4s. 4,
i appoint is officers.
THE GRAY CASE
NJ Ca'ehings, chairman, reported az fol
( low:
Mr. PREsIExT. The Ccmmittee appoin'e.
/ y inv' igttc tie charges sg3frsr VIZ,
GRAY, senator from the 10Th District, r. poi
That they proceeded ifpm edia els after the,
appointment to inform them selves in the
preiBi-cs an to that cad placed them SCI sc.
~ cVinnu ictfion with Capt. I4awr nc
) mes Of Lexiax1Du. XIV, aui Cap. in
Shields of Greegyile !! - u the - IN, ?
gentleman, the Commute. are under oh 'ig4-
Tons Tor prompt aaI valuable sea yices. lie
IdTni-if q u tie enclosed c-rtiiieI coD5es pI
Indictment, pebdiug against said GRAY.
Cap Shields would have furnished u with
copies o. indictments pending against Ora
IA Washing on c u'ity. but before he could
DO 80. Gray rendered his e-igHatian, n q
not t!rsitiug To pat tt:e State To any further
eXpenss, We a see wrote Capt Shield
that Il was unnecessary II take any iurtiI-r
SIPS
We recommend that the accorn panI,.,
docu nent be spread upon th- journal OF HI
nate, and the resignation OF tie afJresa -
Gray be accepted, and the Auditor e Pul-
lie Account. be instructed NOT Il issue a
warrant in MS favor for his salary for ts.r
present year.
THE DOCUMENTS.
An indictment found by the grand jury
OF Faye:te county Kentucky. against VII
liam Gray. ca trsing him with grand lar
ceny of one hundred and Teh dollars,
the property OF the Independent ColOrtd
Baptist Church. of Lexington. keHtuck
al an indictment against VIM. Gray [col.l
By the same grand jury, charging him win
money under false PreGeuSes. by
stating TO the trustees of the Independent
CJlored Baptist Church that certain print
ing Tor an fXcursiOn cost more than it Teai
~ did, and thereby obtained twenty dol ar
also an Indictment like last, charging him
with obtaining rom other parties on the
same pretruce thirty dollars.
By Mr.. Reynolds: A resolution enbody-
ing the recommendation Of the committee;
adopted.
By Mr.. Fonte: To authorize a re-as,ess I
ment OF lands in Sharkey county; passed.
b. Mr. Thompson: To amend the char
ter of NcComb City, and to create III" /
same into u separate school district; passed. /
By Mr.. Terry To am I'd the agricultu /
raj lien law; also 20 amend section S44. /
Code 1871; both referred.
BY Mr. Mendeuhall: To extend the six /
eenth section school fund act OF several I
To CoyingJon and Jones counties ;
b. Mr. Pratt: To incorporate Adams
county Cooperative Life Insurance Com /
p my; referred.
By Mr. Carter: To change time OF hold /
ng courts in kemper aud Lau ierdale coun- /
ties; passed
TIE Senate concurred in the amenlm euts /
70 preserve fish in Pearl river.
s. B for the benefit of public schools of
AGO city; passed.
The Senate took arecess until : 30 o'clock. |