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preach OF faith ana violation Of contract
T lhAli Nt drr IKE cifCu mhtsupes between iu.
llNldpNl., would subject no patty az fault
~ "a hhii Tor damages,
ihr state however, IA above Law, and can.
hoi hn auDd, Whlle tho RAILWAY 'rompnuy
mus continue bound by tho contract nnd
un,Nn 'l'iA 'rooid lh protest against any uu-
Just ht1lu Hoilun,
the rule mai "he VITO domauds equity
must do cquuyh a., however, quito az much
= moral ohllH ton, ma raus q IONS between
Tue state uuu railway VurpOrutiOus, M ha-
. tween individuals, as In III her case il Id IN.
9lNluuN luttrhlA That suilor from the wrong
done, ana ~ would certainly be evidence al
deendcrce m the morals OF n pe.ple should
~ W without protest, permit state action Ia
lhtll hhma lnui Will serilu sly lnjure Or I'M
phll property ana rights, 40 acquired under
pledge OF The public faith,
We do not believe that the people OF the
great state OF Texas viii give their approval
10 any act OF injustice on the part OF the
sttlt nor do We believe they will anstnin
tuose would 'bo leaders OF tho people, who
nnleaNor u make political capital, by
thog uateAbQulnR, dtnuncintoiy mraugues
ubhlhhl Foreign capital, ana 10y ylrulunt
abuse OF railway corporations that have
contributed more Than any other single in-
ttgteht 70 Increase the wealth ana promote
me material development Of the state,
lhiB plain statement of facts TX prompted
ny no unfrlendly feeling toward the state,
we STATE on clalS, OF tho people of the state
ul lrNas, hut m there have been no many
gtnSh mlsrt presentations, and willnll mis-.
statements made as TO what the company
has Received from, and done for the state,
ana No many attempts 90 place the com
pdny In u false position before the people OF
the state, II seems but right that the truth
should be clearly stated, In order that the
people may understand the exnot facts, aud
he able 10 Judge intelligently, how far the
company has deserved tho bitter denuncia-
Ton and abuse that has been 40 lnvishly be.
slowed upon IL by It's enemies, many OF
whom IL IL believed have acted from want
OF knowledge, while others, Ms we know, are
prompted by personal or Ineroenury consid-
FRANK =. BOND,
Vice President,
Texas ana Pacific Railway Company,
MARSHALL, Texas, November o, 1877.
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hardening. -
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
Niddlinq Uplands ed I'D
MiddlDg OrieanS.... cd VA
sales i5,0Oy bales; specuiatiOns and exports
300 bales; receipts 4syO bales, ali American.
sales y, sterday after re- ulsr closing zVD
bales. 80,
Futures opened l-529Isd better, but the
advance has since been lost.
Uplands, low middling cleufe, November
and December delivery, So; December
3 g-y2d; November and december 5-l0di
January 3 y e5141; February and March
Il : I6a5 . 3si; N arch and April ll-slg 5-lil
new crop shipped October by sail b-lbdi
November and December o 5-lBi.
100 ID. m.-Sales American s,iOJ bales. UP.
lands low middling clause December and
January delivery 9-52l; Jaduary and Feb-
ruafy esd. ,,,, -.
d. m.-Uplands low miJdllng clause
new crop shipped Novemb y and Dec IN Dsf
by sail 8 9 SD: February aud Narch ~.
5 y. m.-Futures closed weak. Qpiandi
low miudilng clause November dell err
s fi-3si; November and December s-5sd
December and January 6Hd; Jannsry anu
February SD; April and May n-1d.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2l.-Night-Cot
| ton active. Sales Hoo bales.
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GRAIN AND nnEADsTUFrs

OATs-Selling only to feed men, SOgS5c
carce.
WHEAT--C Choice VI 40; good milling 81 sc
asl 40; falr 81 l0gsl 30; low grades VI OO9
81 10.
CORN-Texas, IN shucR, 5j&65c; In de-;
mand. Shoiled, none Offering.
BARLEY kEED-35@l0j.
RSE-75c.
HAY--S7 00@l0 90 per ton; Hungarian and
Miilet Sl0@i2.
bad roads have caused a great scarcity of
all kinds OF grain and prices have been
forced up far beyond It's value.
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E,ImE AND OEMEET.

IlME-The best quality in barrels Ia worth
2S; in bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, 2oc. pel
bushel.
CEMENT--R osendle-i is worth "a q barre
Louisville, best, little kept, u 90 " barrel
Dallas, 81 80.
PLASTER Is worth IS 30 u barrel.
The suppiy;of the above mentioned arh-
les Is ample denand fair; market firm.
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MInEN ANn PEMTRIEs.

HIDES-Dry 1lnt, Is lbs ana upward, l5c.;
dry hlnt, rs lbs ana upward, damaged, 100;
dry hint, kips aud calf, llc.; dry salt, 20 lbs
and upward, lie; green butchers, $40,
SHEEP PELlS--Eaoh, owing TO wool, 200
23o.; white wool, long, 2lc.; white wool, iall
clip, l0g2tc,; black wool, lSc.
BUFFALO--Bull's, 4c.; cows, &c.
TALLOW-Iu barrels, $40.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, November l9-d0ld 81 lac
81 OK. Exchnuge-~New York sight y dis
countqpar. New Orleans sight = discount
"a premium.
NEW YORK, November 2l.-StOoks adj
vanced 14gl and reacted Agh. Money 5 per
cent. Gold ii O31s. Exchange--long 81 81
short 81 s.. State bonds higher. Govern
ment bonds Arm.
Gold opened 81 O2Js.
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NNuhAeNfAhis
NEW ORLEANa. Noyeia her ~, Flour, dull.
Hupurunu - uugs a 10. w ~ COCA ~, MIX
% siIs0 ~, higher gradrs NJ bOHl l2G. Corn,
scarce ana ilrml whiie Olr. OntA fair demand
NJ 500 Nr, Iofee IN ct; olrgOeH ordinary Ia
prime lOAlDa gold, Aug Jar easier; common
TO good oOmmon i3aNuci ialr 10 fully fair
ON@lls yellow clarified 81 Molassos SCARE
ana hrmi common la@s8Ooi fair S2v4Sio; primo
10 choice &@i3c, Rice, fair demand; ordi.
mary To chOioa blR@t 20,
NEW YORK, November N.-Flour In still
IN buyers iANo ,hupertne western and state
q Dos ~, southern flour slightly In buyers
favor, Mher scarcely no flrm, Corn 40 10
w better with moderate demand. Coffee
quiet aud unchanged,
BALTIMORE, November n. Flour Is dull;
western supoItna 81 7agi 20; extra S5@sd;
family 81 261s7 % City mills, superilne,
brands 50 OO@7 90; other grades unchanged,
southern wheat frm0r and higher; western
iirm aud hlghur; southern 10 good TO prime
81 iOgl a., amber, 81 5O9l So; No. western
winter red spot and November ~ %; Dee
oembhr 81 li1a. southern corn active, ilrner,
we,torn quiet, arm and higher; southern
white 6d@0Jc; yellow 67@d2c.
ST. Louls, November q -Fl1ur is quiet,
Extra TALL 81 ol@S 30; NN 50 lO9s5 90 XXX
10 t0QlSd 90, Wheat arm; M = red fail 81 ~;
No. do 81 2i&@i 2E4; No 2 spring Vi O11s@
0i34. Corn iliSc. Oats 26926lc Rye STEADY
at SIC. Barley is dull aud unchanged,
WHISKY is steady nj 81 %. Pork dull job.
bing at Sl2 31@i2 90, Lard duh at 81 20.
Bulk meats 5ls@6hc and ESQ 81 sOsO ~ for
shoulders, clear ribs and clear Sides. Bacon
market bare.
Hogs--Active, packing 81 S0@t ~.
Cattle-Dull ana weak, good 10 choice
shipping steers 81 5t@ti 70; steors iair to
choice Texans 81 SlOIi 6S.
sheeP-Dnll and unchanged.
Hidcs and wool.
GALVESTON, November 2l,-Hides quiet
Dry selected li1Gc; light sailed l99c, stack
shifted llhc; damaged half price; kips l-,ti
wet sailed rs they run Sc; selected DC;
butchers green 75Sc, 20 on for grubs
Wool-Tho better grades steady medium
10 fine light and free of burs lg922c; coarse
and heavy llgl7c; Western and Mexican 10
mlAC
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COMMERCIAL.
EI.ONAI.

FLOUR-Fair demand, which Is met freely
at the following quotations: Crescent, in
sacks, "a OO; san Jecinto IS 10; Empire - So
xxx So 20; Eagle So 90; Magnolia, in sacks,
rs lbs, VI 90; Todd's xxx, S3 ~; state
Central NIX, 50 80; Choice Family, IS %
Star Mills Xxx, So %.
BNAN-From 40 to 55c,
DORM MEAL-bOc.
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Novem Ger II I0tll l2o; December II l79ll
o.; January IL 22dll 2lc; February II $40
ii s8s; March IL 49gll ole
Ni!ht-COttOn steady, Uplhnds III 5-l6ci
Orleans II 5-lGc. sales $50 hales.
Consolidated net receipts l3,iS bales eX-
ports to Great Britain ii,6i0 bales; continent
Is SO bales; fcance 50 y bales.
Net receipts l6O bales; gross 1905 bales.
Fixtures closed nrm. Sales 8',YsO bales.
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New FORK, November 2l.-Sterling 81 Oh.
Money actiye per cent. Gold firm at 81 0lJs.
Government bonds firm; new 5s Gss. state
bond strong.
NEW ORLEANS, Novembe 2l.-Gold 81 031s
@sl O5s sight Is discount Sterling bank
a az
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GALVESTON, November 2l.-Cotton, receipts
4 727 bales. Tx ports to Great britain =; con-
tinent 49, bales; cOastwise l,53o bales. sales
1000 bales. Stock n ,3jS bales.
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9SsoEa & WAhKER AND ". Il. HOWELL
NOTICE or OOPARTNERsHIP.a

We, the undersigned, have this day form
ed n copartnership, lor the purpose ~ doing
q general land nnd real esta.e business, as
successors of Hosack a Jones, hinder the
arm name of Jones & Murphy. "a y,.g, Il d
~" ]. ]. JONES.
..rft JOHN PIMURPHY. Z.
ONCE, No. III Austin street, Dallas, Texas.
Nnvatn har taf. ls77.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The copartDership heretofore existing be-
tween j. A. II. H0sack aud y. j.. Jones, I'M
ser the firm name OF Hosaek a Jones, in
the real estate business az Dallas. Texas,
was dissolved from and after the nrst day
OF October, lsI7; j. A. III. Hosack touring
from said firm, and j. j. Jones c9ntInn.ns
said business and assuming all Liabilities
contracted BY laid fifin, and IL hereby
authorized 10 collect all amounts due me
same Lab. HOsACK.i
Octotsr 10, 1871. j. ]. JOHEA gfi f-o
In retiring from said firm, bespeak .
continuance Of the kind patronage hereto
rad Mr. lanes will me In business for the
| last tweiAe years, I can, and do, with great
nleasure, cheerfully recommend MIN hs pc
| ing worthy OF the confidence OF any com"
m na1iSS.dIm. J.A.H. HosACK.
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Cotton Statement.

FOR but Wtth tnhlllE 4NoNtuibOA w. tV' o
Furnished TIE HERALD by ID. W. barnett
Reporter In this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange. 40,
stock on hand September lst." l5s
Received this week...........,." IN
4" previously ..,.,...."."ll,Bl9 M,
4" Sept |, lST7............... l3'S9j
Total ,.,...,..,...................... 1881
Shipped THIS week, ..'''.'''''''"'" ldoo
Il previously ......,.,..,..,,.,..lO3l
since sept. |, lS7I."...,... f l,oOO
-
stock ON hand 1851
COTTON MARKET.
Market easy; Mlddling 9%c, Low Mid
ding sac to 90. Good Ordinary SIC TO $40.
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest
Lowest temperature. -
Average temperature AT IL m.............', -
Rainfall in 0o-lOO
u. W. BARNEpT.
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ESTABLISHED in 1873
FOR SALE.

Improved and unimproved property In
every part of the city and suburbs; also
farms and farming lands In Dallas, and
other counties of Texas.
For rent or lease-ltooms, offices, business
houses, dwellings and vacant lots In the
city OF Dallas.
Special attention paid to abstractlng and
pefecting titles and establishing land
claims, and 10 the collecting OF rents, notes
and accounts; also 10 the rendering OF prop
erty for and payment OF taxes. All COLES
lions promptly paid over or remitted.
Persons having real estate for rent or sale
are respectfully requested 10 give us trial
The best of references given.
CUMMINS II DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents No. 100 Lama street
sep29-tf
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Commercial.

Receipts, net, 1904 nHlosi gross eOS hales,
Exports 60 Grvat britain 2,WO bales, coast
wise 2,Hi bales, stock 2uO,Ol2 bales,
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Toe new firm respectable soleits con-
tinuance Of the patronage her tOlOre extend
ed the late firm, and trusts, by stIict atten,
ton and fair and honersb.e qealings ~ nj
reasonable support from tue pnol o.fl we
are we'll supplied with county maps, lanu
abstracts aud everything necessary 70 con-
stituts firSt-class once anu Doln ihen-
experiense. believe thai by close eppliua-
zion, we snail be able TO satisfactorily serve
our patrons. Very respectfully, iettI
novIo-dlm. JONES q MURPHY.
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LIVERPOOL. November 2 .--NOon.-COtton
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
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the railway com pany, by forfeiture W 'ii'
"princely domain and grants OF terri
id.y Inrgs enough for al empire" that dis
tiuguls he'd statesmen are 50 tond OF talklnR
about, | quote from that one VINO lhthRs
figures do more good than speeches one
woo cannot De suspected OF Undue lIlehuil'
ness to railway corporations when, IN speak
ing OF the state, he snid "She mas prom
ised TO railroad cOmrau es, under existing
charters, lbs OJ9, 24O acres, or about four ine'
As much AS she o ans Now, II we VIII DE-
duct from the 100000 which Texas does
oNu, the 100000 Tor new capital, university
and free school jnds, saeredly dedlea ed Dy
law, exclusive of the half of The pu lie 90
mAi which She owes the school fund, i0a 4
is iett irOUid be mountains, d0g towhS, ana desert
OniChich 40 dtiOHui man lCouid 10 ate.
The q tn il, that since the compromise
Taxns and Pacific act Of May 2, ls13, was
passed the effect of state legislation mas peer
10 render the grants made by that act, NAlve'
lass 10 the company. First, by Civ ng 70 I'M
internaiionaI railroad company, that had q
similar grant of $1,000 per mile ia bonds,
grant of twenty sections of land tine same III
In ne Texas and Pacitc), in lieu OF the bOnds
INT with the right 20 Ocate them in SOL.
nodies Instead of alternate sections, ant
mekinr them non-taxable for twenty-five
wears and making its railway property also
non nx4ble for twenty-five years, tiiIs ~
lion being the result, OF u lengthened COMES
netweeu the Internal Onal railroad CONF pa
10 and the state, to compel the issue o
| ay,aui ~ CUO,UO of bonds to the company 10
Soa il had constructed under the act max
| iUg the donation. These lnteInau MAJ non
, ,nnEE'hia certificates sell in the market 70
| shoui ihree times the price of alternate lIeA
as ana pacific) certificates. Secpnd' py w l
| stoteis grant OF eight sections per Iine ~
siearing ont bitches, these ditch eeriillcat e
bsing also non alternate or stralsht Ger l,is
cetes have the right OF location ~ s soli
bn-iiss. a. headrigats are located, anu thsi
mice in the marRet IS double ina 81 wy ~, W.
| p.oota TTexas and Pacificl csrllncate,
Third. by It's grant Of sixteen aiteIhs.e -
tions Of land per mIlet TO every comPeay ood d
stTnciirg a narrow gauge TaliNay aIu
fonrth. by its action In max ng aus VI ~
speclai acts, aggregalingi aecofulnis{ s NJ go %
rarort uf the land com missioner, = 80 :.
acfes or more Than four times ihs al.l' a.
Of the public domain, the eord i nngT way az
Ths state grant 10 the Texas On 49,. ~,
railway company, was an Implied CON- y, ~ y
or insurance, that parties inVes.lns =. Z, y,
Sn an enIerprls- so promoted by the slat
would be protected in the full enjoy ine W.,
tie privileges granted; IL follows, tnsIeie ~
that any action by the state imPalIlns "
value or security ofsuch investments u
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LEGAL NOTICES
$500 90 REWARD


WHEREAS, l. appears by informos.
w ceived by me, that on the "a dav r@ 81 q re-
Der, 1876, Michael E. Marshall kiIcsa VI y VetO-
Ross, and on the Oath of October. IS7e NGdoett
A. Mg sgn, killed &c An Allen Bratohen both dpi
Marshall and Wiggin effected tbe;r rHat said
and are now at large; escape
Now, therefore, /, J. NJ. STONE Co.
of Mississippi, do offer the above ra UvreFnor
the arrest and delivery of the said MsraAiSst
ars so %ogs p Either to the Sheriff of Kinds
conviction.) And do, moreover, re sus upon
officers of this State to be diligent II =, ~
efforts to arrest said fugitives, Marsban 'a as
Wiggin. aud
Given under my hand and the Great g..
r, q of the State affixed, at Jackso~n' yea 'ta
L. Ell I'D day of December, A, d ' 1sts 'Ai
By the Governor: 0Nh'
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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AN ACT to change the times holding the Crcu;t Con
OF the counties of Cpah Yazoo Hnds and for other
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the Leq;szature
e the State Of Mississippi, That the Circuit
Courts of the counties Of Copiah, Yazoo and
Kinds shall commence in each and every wear
on the days, and continue, if business shall 81
long require for the lumber of iudiciaI
days hereinafter specified and not as hereto.
fore prescribed by law, towit: In Cnn;ab
county on the fourth Mondays of April and Oa.
tober and continue twenty-four DAYS: in Yazoo.
county, ON the fourth Mondays of Nav and
November, and continue twenty-four DAYS IN
Hlnds county, First District) on the tonrt FL
Mondays of June and December. and con 1ul ~
thirty days ); in Kinds county Second Distriet9
on the first Mondays of August and Febrnarv
and continue twenty -four DAYS; pror;degg'
that any term of court actually being now holdar
pursuant to the pre- existing law, shall not ha
a ahected by this Act, but the business thereof
shall proceed until its expiration as thon oh
1nis ACT mad not been passed
DEC. 2. BE 1t further enacted, That all nro.
cess, recognlzances, bonds, publications and
nouces made returnable to, or recurring on.
pearance at, or having reference to the terms Of
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AN ACT to provide for the collection of the outstanding
revenue for the fiscal year 1876.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted By the LEGISLATURE
Of the State of mississippi, That all lands de-
hnquent for taxes for the fiscal year 1876 and
not sold for such delinquent taxes at the time
prescribed by law, shall be sold on the first
Monday in March, 1877, after having been ad-
vertised as required by law. If the sale
of such lands in any county shall have been
commenced but not completed at the time of
the passage of this act, the sale may be sus-
pended and the lands re- advertised and sold as
herein required; provided, the State shall not
be held liable for the cost of but one advertis-
ing fee.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted That the time
for re-purchase of lands sold under the provis-
ions of this act shall expire at the same time
as if such lands had been sold on the first Mon
day in January, 1877.
SEC. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That all tax
collectors shall continue to collect the unpaid
taxes of 1876 on both realty and personally, in
the manner now required by law
Sec. 4. Be 1t further enacted, That when
lands shall have been sold to the State for
taxes on the first Monday of January, 1877, or
succeeding days, the owner or any person in
terested in said lands may pay the taxes on the
same together with the costs that have accrued
until the first Monday of March, 1877, and the
tax collectors shall retain in their possession
the sales lists of all lands sold on the first Mon
day of January 1877, and receive the taxes
that may be paid thereon, together with the
costs, and he shall strike from said saleslists
all lands paid on, and shall Immediately after
said date March 1s) file said lists for record as
now required by law.
SEC g. BE 1t further enacted, That this act
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said Courts respectively, as berotoe
lished shall be held to bereturnabIIa,V esab
appearance at and having refereo fequidp,
terms OF said Courts respectiyelv to d:
provided, and are accordingly con CONT as hsrs
force and virtue. 'nued ID HI
SEC. 8. Be 1t further enacted Thu. ),
and parts Of Acts in conflict with 4 a.: all 4r
and the same are hereby repealed pis Act |.
this Act take effect and be in foroo aud d,
after its passage. IRON a
APPROVED, January 18th, 1877.
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NOTICE.

II AVING purchased the stock of DRUGS
IL AND MEDICINES formerly owned By
CAPT. JOHN T. BUCK, l will continue the bust
ness at the same stand. | shall keep none
but the best and purest articles in my line
and my personal attention shall be giVenlo
compromising Prescriptions.
l will keep full assortment of Perfumery
Toilet Articles, and such Fancy Goods as are
usually kept in Drug Store.
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
BYRON LEMLY.
Oct. 81. '7S-3m.
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DESCRIPTION;

Michael Z. Marshall is aged between q -,
40i about feet 10 inches high; weighs sb ana
iSo pounds; stout built bald headed; ligIt
John NJ. Wiggin is about II wears ola.
feet inches high; red headed a little fra., .
led; eyebrows heavy and united; png no.a,
downcast look; and not apt to look one in -,
face whom in conversation. 'ue
Dec 81, '76-3w.
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Boarding.

MRS. E. PIERCE respectfully gives no.
WI tice to Gentlemen desiring regular or
transient Boarding, that they will find com.
Portable rooms and good fare, on reasonable
terms, at her house, corner of Congress and
Fascagoula streets, back of City Hall andOp-
posite City Market.
Jackson, Dec 6 '76-6w
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State Superintendent of Public
Education dispose of maps of this State in his of
fce
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That the State SUI
perintendent of Public Education be, and he is
hereby authorized to dispose of all the maps of
Mississippi now on hand in his office, at one
dollar per map in United States currency.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the State Superintendent of
Education to quarterly render account of all
moneys thus received, and pay the same into
the State treasury to be credited to the teach
ers fund.
Sec. 3. Be IL further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after it's
passage
APPROVED, January, u, 1877.
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For Sale or Rent.

\ NICE DWELLING HOU Sc WITH Ten
"A acres ground attached, situated oniE
Canton Road half mile north of Street bar a
road, and known as the "PETRIE" place lM
house has eight rooms, and is in good repair
For terms apply on premises to W. 5. hAAlF
TON, Or in Jackson, to the undersigned, no
E. WATKINS
Nov22'76-tf.
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PROCLAM ATEON
$10O 90 REWARD

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re.
with murder in Holmes county, in this Ststs
effcted his escape from the jail at Lexington
on the 23d day of June, 1876 and is still a.
large;
Now, therefore, 1, J. NJ. STONE, Goyerpo,
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward far
the arrest and delivery of the said WalIy
Adams to the Sheriff of Holmes county, ,said
leward payable upon ,nvicton) And lido
moreover, require all officers of this State to
be diligent in their efforts to arrest said fu
gitive, Wally Adams
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r. of the State affixed, at Jackson this
L. % 10Th day of December, A. D. 1876.
By the Governor: J. NJ. STONE
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-14
Stolen.

ENROM the residence of JACOB VIZ. Sos-
REL PosY.BugLr HORSE, about f0 n. spi
hands high, star on forehead, flax n lnssrs tbs
tail of medium size, and knot " will BE-
saddle has worn. A liberal reWa,u
paid for the recovery of the animal
Dec. q, i76.