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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-06-22

To make and sell intoxicating
liquors as beverage is declared a
Masonic offense by the Grand Lodge
of Michigan, worthy of suspension or
expulsion if persisted in after due
admonition. Every sign Of this sort
is good one, showing that public
opinion is becoming more and more
pronounced against the liquor traffic.
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az Transient advertisements paya-
/. I. advance quarterly ads. monthly
GRANGE: yearly ads. quarterly in ad-
- except by special contract.
y ,dysrtisements are not paid for
IA the time expires for Which they
n been ordered to he published, they
n he continued, and payment eNacted
.,the full time they appeared IN the
pc
a All advertisements sent TO tins
=, When not otherwise specified, Will
, i.sr,ed ill forbid, and charged ac-
rdngy.
n Obituary and Marriage notices OF
n one square in length charged as
,nFiisments.
Job WORK must he paid for on de-
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-06-22

No man can have any idea Of the
cash value of an old tliree-legged
stove or shaky bedstead until the
same is put up at auction and two
women get to bidding against each
otlisr
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All DemOcratic-C Conservative pa
pers throughout the State are re-
auested to publish the above.
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Ch'rm'n Democratic COnv ersative State
Central COMMITTEE.
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Don't Judge man by his failure
il life, f3r many u man fails because
he Is too honest ID succeed.
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INTERESTING RATES:

iDVERT1SlNU hAIbo:
,..,,.. Il inch space) first insertion,
sa aseb subsequent insertion % cts.
. IONS s;on Of a square charged as a
n' tasrs' unless otherwise agreed
S S'rSs Of a Personalnature, when
y s,si.. SI charged at double rates
,.....iOaal and Business Cards,
~ soure. $40 per year; two
,sus, $500
,,,rys ANNOUNCEMENTS So.
,,sb must in every instance ao-
'.Vauy the order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09

enterprise. the Mitsu Bsni Company. announces hts
iuaoiity 10 conducl tho probably, potwith-
Standing The large government sub.idy and virtual
monopoly ana says money has been steadily lost from
the beginning fnis. Il true. believed TO duo
soieiy 10 Incompetent management
stsrkCrED or TREASON
FORMER Governor Of the province OF kapAgawa, of
which fokoAama is the chief town, has been arrested
on suspicion OF completely III acasonabIe plot against
tho government
subvention OF 50 900 yearly has been granted for
regular mali service 10 the BoGn islands. Three voy
ages are 10 be MADE annually.
Japape5e III iB-ofwar Is about to survey the
Corean coast Ia search o. new por for trade
IN ne northeast OF that kingdom previously chosen
having been surrendered 10 Difference to the wish oil
the Russian authorize.
NOTES HERE THERE.
fhe japanese subscriptions to the Chinese famine
iund now amount 20 $4,000
The Chinese Minister 10 Toxic entcrtains the Jap
antse olhcinls and foreign diplomats extensively, In
western style.
Business continues dull, owing to ,hs doubtful pros
poets III Europe
The extraordinary decision OF the British court al.
mltung opium into Japan stu discuss
fofeigh ENJOYS generally regard IL as violation OF
tho treaty ON the part Of the English authorities.
THk SHADOW THE
Ihcro is great activity among The British aud Rus
sun ships IN japanese waters All are preparing
sea service with much haste. The Eritsh squalron
Is 10 watch tho har5or OF Vl,iivos,uck and RUSSIAN
cruisers are reported The Pacific lnes OF Lnslish
steamships.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
BURNED TO DEATH.

A sad occurrence took place NJ White House station,
situated along the limo OF tho Central abroad OF New
Jersey. last evening. About nnc o'clock flames
in The upper windows Of two
story dwelling occupied by George Hail, about
hundred ana fifty yards south OF the depot Hall mad
just lett tho house about ten minutes when the iro
broke out, ana was within nifty yards OF hs house.
lie had lcfrhis three children IN tho house. boy
aged four and n girl aged lvo years md just
boon put TO bed. Another GIRL aged seven,
the only person in the house who escaped with
out injury The other two were burned 10 DEATH tho
being intense that II was utterly impossible to
render them any aid They perishcd IN thc flames IN
the sight OF many spectators
Hall Is laboring man aud works by tho day, hts
WHO had gone TO fiainflcld IN afternoon aud
turned homo on tho twenty minutes past ten O'Clock
found their tome burned 10 The ground and
her Two children lay burning in tho ruins. Tho
parents are nearly Wild with grief Tho nro was
caused By upscti!ng OF . kerosene lamp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
CUBA.

EUMoREp SURRENDER or MACEo, GARCIA And
THE REMAINING INSUFFICIENT cuI-Is-cAr-
TON TO AalIGRANTs.
letter received In this city dated havana Nay 4,
Substituting tho last three or ioar days ru.
have been circulating IN this city that tho
insurgcnt chief Maceo has surren erred u Marines
Campos and several parties whc have arrived from
Santiago dc Cuba de;larc that this event has really
taken pace. oac version - that Macso, vcenti Gar
aud B-slrias Pera!ta had meeting Santiago
do cuba the 25d OF Aprii, aud that General Mar.
t.ncz Canpos knv sin. this, LOTT them undisiurbed
and arranged another meeting between these chiefs
Tor the 2otn, when Inc surrender Was arranged 10
take place on the ON sns 10 which case Il Il said
peace would DC prociaimcd officially on The iih nsI.
ANOTHER VERSION.
Another version IL that -Maceo Had sisnled his IN.
tcptiop TO surrender bat without adnera 10 tho
dl.ous oil peace. proyiars also that The spanish gov
crnment would take hin TO some place ou side Of tho
Leland OF Cuba. II is said that tins PROPOSE
li,u accepted and that Macoo aud hg
stan were taken to Jamaica on board VI Sp ,nish
gunboa II IS beloved lat these reports are correct
IN the main aud the objection raised That II they
More true Tue government would publish the facts
as 10 the ground whsn II Is considered tna 1t would
be premature and injnd:cious tor the government to
proclaim partial peace Tor sccond time before uU
tne followers OF Maceo are brought to terms.
WAITING A COMPLETE PAcflcArloy.
II Is sIriniscd that the government Will wait until
tho FABRICATION of the island Is complete before
nouncing the SURRENDER OF Macco. For some timc
10 come niarauiing parties will probably mp
pear IN several sections OF the island, who,
under cover OF The name Of the extinct
resurrection, Will Try to commit all Kinds OIL depreda
TONS ana hence tue vague reports that there
still parties o: Cubin gents IN tho neshborhood
OF Romodios ana other places ms II Is obvious that
after strc ike the past one all elements OF society
are stu in disorder.
WANING TO EMiGRAxrs.
Persons In the United States seeking employ mont
in Cuba should be very cautious with whom they mako
ineir engagements. and under no circumstances
should they come out without duly auth, nti-
catod contracts guaranteed by responsible parties
Ia Caba by the steamship Saratoga on the lst
INST there arrived three persons engaged 10 work
the Vienna bakery recently established here. The
persons who were Instrumental in sending them
promised them verbally Sl2 gold per week besides
thor board. Upon arrival hero they were informed
by tho proprietors Of the bakery that thcy
lad never authorized any one 10 mako
such an agreement The men were turned into tho
street pennicss aud alter wandering about u whoo
day without food they appiiei to the United States
Consul General who had them cared Tor and male ar.
rangcmcnts Tor thor return TO Now YORK hy tho
steam ship Saratoga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
OBI1 UARY.
CHARLES MORGAN.

Charles Morgan, who died yesterday at his house In
Madison square, his c;gnty-fourth year. was tue
owner OF the Morgan line OF steamers between this
city and Now orleans, OF the steamship incs Cot
the latter city and tho ports OF Texas aud OF
the railroad between New Orleans and Nor.
gau Guy, formerly DrlshoaE His career
has been notable QUO IN the business
annals OF New York. Born tn Connecticut he came
CITY, poor boy, al tho agc OF ourtccu ANA in
ail his subsequent Residence here OF nearly seventy
years duration he has hved quict un0stcutaiiou5
lie following his business with cucrly aud III gcucc
and consequent success. HIS ample fortune was
the result OF qudlaics which some may think
now more rare than whom hc started
~ his career. hls word wa never broken. Prompt
aud TAR IA business, quiet and courteous
liberal and KIND 10 tue worry largo number OF men
constantly IA his employment, not a few OF WHOM
have passed. from youth 10 gray hairs his service
Le mas eit an cnyabic record IN tho mercantile his.
tory OF ms cILY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
RUSSIAN CRUISERS.


SENSATION IN ST. PETERSBURG AT THE NEWS
or THE cIMpRIA-DEPARTURE or TWO THOU
SAND MORE RUSSIAN sEAMES--TanEE AMER
IcAN STEAMERS AT REyeL--GEowINo PEACE
FEELING IN ENGLAND.
From the Evening Telegram OF ycsterday.l
ESPECIAL CABLE DESPATCH 10 THE TELEGRAM
LONDON, May S. 1873.
which has given rise to so many suspicious rumors,
Is stl exciting n great deal Of attention here.
News Just received from Cronstadt does not lend
to diminish this feeling. As in previous instances
the Cronstadt correspondent OF the Gobe is rcspon-
siblc for tins ascst piece OF information.
ST.. PETERSBURG AsToSIsnED
writing under date OF May this correspondent
declares that many strange reports have been cur
rent In St. Petersburg In relation to the suspected
privatecring war steamer Cmbrla According to
his information the news OF the arrival Of the elm.
ment throughout the Russian capital
SOCIETY AND PRESS
The sensation caused by this news was not con-
lined alone to society. The press shared IN the
general surprise. and tho various newspapers com.
mentcd very freely upon the subject The popular
feeling pre- vaiis mat America sympathizes strongly
with Russia
MORE sEAMEx.
The Globes CORRESPONDENT follows IN this infnr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF TuK CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TuK CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 81 A. NJ.
Indications
For tho lower lake region and the Middle Staios,
southwest winds with rain, shifting cooler north
west with rising barometer, cloudy followed by cloar
weather.
For New England, northeast 10 southeast winds,
cooler, partly cloudy weather tho coast stationary
or rising barometer.
For tho upper lake region. Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, rising barometer, cooler,
north and wes, winds, partly cloudy clear weather.
possibly followed by warmer. southwest WINDS
The rivers will generally iaii somewhat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
A RABID splIZ.

Spa dog, With ioamins mouth. ran along Lex
iDgi0n avenue yesterday afternoon, Swapping ut
pedestrian, bot fortunately did not bite any
one. Ihs intuIiatcd ANIMAL rau into tue drug
slcfo OF Alexander n ytn Der Smisscn, al
No Sl Levin gton avenue aud snapped s,voiai tines
nt NJ. AexaHd r wh0 tried 10 drive 1t from MS
prcmiseA All OF Mr. Aiexander's efforts 10
drive the dog iIom bis store werc futile
uniii lie nnslly filed large syringe
with spirits 81 hattshorn aud DISCHARGED u al tho
moutr ~ The dog Tue Spit2 somcd astonishcd III
TINS dose PAUSED tor moment aud ran no Wing
out VI tue STORE ana down LcxIn.I on avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
BITTEN BY A DOG.

Mary klcinc aged soycn years, residing at No. I0o
Navy street, Brooklyn, was assaulted ~ vicious dog
last evening and severely ttcn about the lace The
brute was subsequently, shot w an officer Of the First
precinct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 8, 1873.
Lieutenant A. II. RUSSELL Ordnance Department.
Is relieved from duty at tho Naval Academy and or
dcrcd to report TO tho commanding officer at Rock
lslnnd Arsenal Tor duty. surgeon 9. b. White Is de-
tailed member OF tho General Court Martial or.
dercd to meet at Columbus Barracks, Ohio Colonel
L. q. Drumm, Assistant AdjutaDt General IL assigned
To the charge of tho recruiting branch OF The
Generals oficc.
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ode sun DO MOVE"
my TELEGRAPH TO THE II RAID. /

10y TELEGRAPH TO THE II RAID.
BALrInogs. Md, Nay 8, 1878.
The Rev. John Jasper. Richmona's eccentric col
ored philosopher, lcc.urcd here last night his
lavorltc theme, "Dc sun DO Move.n He quoted from
the Biblo In support OF his theory
tchael that the same authority demonstrated that
tho earth is square. There about hundred
persons present, including some twenty negroes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
sPfrz LICENSES.

Tho following owners OF Spitz dogs procured a.
ocnscs at the CITY Hall yesterday Mrs. A. H. Baoy,
Morfsania; b. Kurtus, No. ,5it Broadway, Mre J.
H. sou MFRS No 1880 west Fifteenth street hiss stew
art, Eighty sixth street, between Second and Third
avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
HARDWARE FAILURE.

eY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ATLANTA, Ca, May 8, 1878.
j. s. Bones Co., oil Rome, tho second oldest
firm OF hardware merchants IN the State, have sus-
Iendcd. They were quoted at $3.50, 900, liabilities
about $4,000. They hope 10 open ana resume.
Engagement; In IRON works speculation embarrassed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
ANDREW JERvIsf, ASTIQuAarAx.

Tue death 10 announced by mail OF Mr. Andrew
Jcryiso. ono Of the most prominent members
oil the Antiquarian Society OF scotland Tho
deceased gentleman born IN tho town of
Brcchin IA fofiar. Among his contributions 10
antiquarian lore Land OF the I.tndsatsn and
"Epttapns and Inscriptions from iuriai Grounds 10
the Northeast 81 scotland Nj Jefuise wilch largo
portion OF his property IL his native iown DO spout
Ia tho dcX elnnI.onI OF ouAcatInnAl nnra mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May s, 1873.
Easign James n. Helm ordered 70 tho Alaska.
Midshipman 9. L. Brun 10 ordered to temporary duty
on board tho Alaska and reaching the South Attain
tic statios TO the Essex. Licuscnnnt Franklin J.
Drake Is dctacbcd from tho Coast Survey and placed
waiting ordcra
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schor VI. dc Zamncona, Mexican Minister ut Wash.
ingtop, addressed large meeting OF the Newark
Board OF Trade last night, and strongly urged tho fos
tcring OF more friendly spirit between people
md the MexllanS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
STUDENTS DROWNED.


LEY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD
GETTlsBcRG, Pa, May s, 1873.
Alter \. shindcI, OF panvie, Pa, and G. Kohier,
OF Hanover Pa, students 0! tho theological seminary
at this place. were drowned this atarno Don while
boan ON Spring Lake by the upsclting OF their boat
Thcy we're graduates OF the Pcunsylvana College and
were members oi the class OF II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
TRAIN ROBBERS ARRESTED.

ST.. LOUIS May s, 1873.
Advices from Texas say tho hand Of tram robbors
who had for several months been pundcring tho
Houston and Texas Central aud tho Pacific railroads,
have boon broken up and ununbsr OF the gang
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
TIE wEA1HsR YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In The
temperature for tho past twenty Iour hours On
parson with tho corresponding date OF iast year. as
indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut,s pharmacy
hgRALp Building, No. 2lS broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09

THE GREAT REPUBLIC UNFIT FOR cnUIsEn-
oFEEn TO DUY ANOTHER STEAMER.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal May s, 1873
Agents Of the Pacific Mail Company hero state that
the steamer Great Republic has boon sold 10 parties
who Will send her Oregon to DO used receiving
hulk Tor q salmon cannory. Tho vessel Is old
wooden sde-w heller, and has been laid up unsea.
worthy Tor long timc
OFFER BCY ANOTHER STEAMER.
Messrs. GOodal x Perkins do not deny that over
lures have boon mado TO them for the purchase OF
their steamer State OF California, now stocks
at Cranpo Yard; but said a sufficient sum had not
becn offered. Whether tho Russian government had
amy connection with tho proposition cannot DO
learned from the owners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
TO De USED IN THE SALMON FISHERY.

Mr.. clyde, president Of tho Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, was interviewed yesterday In regard to tho
rcpu,cd sale OF tho Great Republic supposed
Russian agents. no said That the ship had been
demned and sold TO Mr.. Caldwell, 10 DO In
the salmon fshcriea vi the Pacific coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
MEETING OF AN ALLEGED FEYrAN SOCIETY IN
MISUNDERSTANDING OF CITY OFFICIALS AS
TREAsURLRS.
[nY TELEoRAPn TO THE HERALD

IHT IEIEUKAFH TO THE HLhALD. ]
SYRACUSE, N. r., May 8, 1878
certain so-callcd fonians OF this city held meet.
ing tonight over 200 present The society
elected Police Comm Missioner Robert Mccarthy. Alder
man Thomas Mccarthy and Police Comm issloncr John
Moore Trcasurcrs. A df master aud recruiting OH
appointed aud hall secured largo enough 10
drill 500 men
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AN ESTABLISHED PERIODICAL, TOO LARGE
for manag,. d. sires copartner. Address box 9il
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OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS.

average temperature tor corresponding ditto last
year. ........,................ .............. 6.
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AIMS For THE cIMBR1A.

PORTLAND, Me-, May s, 1878.
It is rumored that tho Evans Rtno Company, Of
Mechanics Falls Is filing large orders Tor the
Russians on the steamer Cirpbria
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NEW pVHi.IcATgONs.

nN TRUE AND FALSE PsOsrRAfION.-XEW EDL
Oion % the Philosophy Of Marriage. Addruss sECKls.
rNRy Muscun Of Anatomy Ji8 p.".a~ Z. Ssy~
Etea 2Jl slalnpA
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FINE IS SILK HAT FOR So 20; DIRBYS
81 90 worth 81 10 New Church t.. stairs.
A.-FOR SALT RaEuM, RlNuwoRM, TETrER,
pimpes, blotchos, pc-. cuts. wounds aud ulcsfs
MoopIA's SuLPaUg-fAR Soar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09

EXAGGERATED REPORTS OF IRISH MILITARY
PREPARATIONS ST. LOUIS FENIANs KNOW
NOTHING or TuEM-A WILD scHEME OF
SENDING RAILROAD LABoRERs TO IRELAND
IN RUSSIAN STEAMERS.
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BY Mr.. Henry. To encourage frvt gfpws
ers and manufacturers in this StaNe. ReS
ferred.
By Mr.. Gordon. To require cerMin,
portion of the convict labor OF the penitens
tiary TO be worked upon works of internal
improvements.
By Mr.. Redhead. To define the time
when county and precinct officers elected
at any special election shall give bond and
enter upon their duties. Referred.
5. &. X. requiring John III. Echols, State
Revenue Agent, to report to the Legislature,
was concurred in.
By Mr.. Hampton. A petition from eiti-
zens of Washington county in reference to
change OF county lines. Referred.
Mr.. Augustus called up the Senate sine
die adjournment resolution.
Mr.. Gholson moved to strike out Februa-
ry 8, and insert February Is. Adopted
Mr.. Tison moved to table the resolution,
pending which, upon motion of Mr.. Clay,
the House adjourned.
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mississippi Legislature.
FIFTEENTH DAY.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, JANUARY "a, 1873.
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SUBSTITUTE.

Rule "a No bill shall be sent from either
House to the other on the day for adjourn
ment, nor on the day preceding the adjourn
ment. The substitute was adopted
By Mr.. Miller of Pamela
Resolved, That at the request Of the con-
testant in the contested election case from
Pamela county, between Jas. f. Buchanan
and Fl. A. Moody, pending before this House,
leave be, and is hereby granted to contest
ants attorney, Hon. w. L. Nugent, to APP
pear before this House as his counsel. and
for that purpose the privileges of the House
are extended to Hon. w. l.. Nugent, coun.
sci for said Buchanan, contestant.
Mr.. Marshall of Warren, moved to amend
by striking out counsel in the fourth line
and adding, "and the like privilege of ap-
pearing by counselis granted to Hon. III. A
Moody, the sitting member" Adopted, ane
| the resolution as amended was adopted.
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the charge Of the Judge to the Grand I,ru
passed. oP'ou anu the OIL
?. d. to Investigate the condition of I,evee
i plstrict NO. 2, and suspend collection ~
.eVee lakes, do not pass. Mr.. FITZGERALD
NJ v 70 lnaeilnltely postpone. Carried
Mt. Vance, chairman, reported the nro-
per enrolment Of eleven bills. r'o
HOUSE BILLS.
ID. b. to amend the charter of the BANKING
H House OF raymond, Trice 6 Co., OF Verona
Oonmiteee amendment adopted and the bill
H. B. to amend section 1886, Code of 1877
In regard to ferries, causeways, etc. Com,
niCtee amendment adopted and the bill
I'll b. to amend the act to prohibit the
SAFE Oh corn, cotton in the seed, etc. at NIGHT.
o s lliC-ee amendment adopted and the bill
H. B. to authorize the Board Of Super
Passed.
FL. B. to amend section 81, Code of 1871.
III reference to giving notice to District At
torneys. Passed.
IN relation to bastardy suits, was recon-
mitted.
I'll. B. to amend section 1921, Code of 1871.
In reference 10 trespass by stock. Passed.
IL. b. TO reduce the official bonds of JUS
tice OF the Peace in Benton county. Passed.
IL. b. to amend section 27S6, Code 1871, in
relation to the arrest of certain parties flee
ing from justice. Recommitted.
Mr.. Reynolds called up his motion to re-
consider the vote passing S. b. to amend
section 2lo7, Code 1871, in relation to the
statute of limitation for nom residents. The
m otion was carried and the bill was recon-
mitted.
III. c. R.. favoring the construction Of a
Southern line of railway ito the Pacific
Ocean from the Mississippi river, was con-
Cured in.
S. B. to repeal section 1887, Code 1871, in
relation to the poor OF Incorporated towns
and cities. House amendments con-
Cured in.
Five House bills were read twice and re-
ferred.
The report of the joint Committee on
Rules was taken up and adopted. Mr.. Cow
an moved that 200 copies of the rules be
printed. Carried.
By Mr.. Bridges. For the relief of Kittie
A Bowles, of Choctaw county. Referred
At O'Clock p. NJ. the Senate adjourned.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-25

FULL LINE OF CROCKERY, GLASS
"A Ware and Wooden Ware, at
A. yIRDEN'S.
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A LII THE NOVELTIES IN FANCY NO
"A TIONS and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, ct A. VIRDEN'S.
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For Sale.

gJyHE DWELLING and acre lot, in North
il Jackson, formerly owned by E. Parham,
and now occupied by Mr. NJ A. VanHook.
Apply to H. MoouhosE o ".
dec 49, Tiff.
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.

If you want a CLEAR BRIGHT LIGHT, a SAFE
LIGHT, q LIGHT WITHOUT SMOKE, go to