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ESCULEN rs Irish potatoes, per bbl, 50 70
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POwOER AMI SHOT.

oNDER-Keg % III, FFF, ride s7l5; Keg
l21s los, FtF. IN s5.S3; key Id, lbs, FIFE,
s2,0i, Blasting, si.26
sHOr- D,up, 81 3l@2 -; Buck, s2.b5@200.
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We arc authorized and requested 20 an.
nOnnco the name Of John W BOWEN as u
candidate for reelection 20 tho nillce OF city
Treasurer Election Apfil 2, 1873.
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Receipts, net, AVA Dales; gross $50 bales
Exports TO Great Britain IL ,0oO bales; coast
wise - bales; continent - bales. Stock
9,,2 los bales.
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NEW FORK, March d STERLING steady NJ
ga Money is active al per cent. Gold
at Sl OlA. Government bonds steady. state
bonds steady.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.--Gold 81 0l5s9
0l5A, sight par. Sterling bank 81 Vs.
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GIG Elm st., Dallas, Texa
u,Hr STATE OF TEXAS Cou Nry M

INHE STATE OF TEXAS, COU NTY OF
Il ES' PRECINCT, NJ, 3.
The state OF Texas to the sheriff or any
oonstnblGOf Dallas county greeting. Where {.
IA oath has this day been made before IN
by william Sachse, that X, q. Rhine In n
transient person, no that the ordinary pro-
cess of law can not he served upon him, you
are hereby com handed that you by mah Ing
publication OF this writ In some newspaper
printed In Dallas county for three success.
sive weeks before the return day hereof
summon the said II. &, Rhlno TO be and ap-
pear before me AT my office, In precinct No.
=, In the county o: Dallas, on the 10th day of
February A. ID. 1873, To answer tho COM
plant of the said William snchse for the
sum OF ninety-'hree dollars, due upon act
count for money lonned to said X. q, Rhine
about the first of November A. ID. 1877, TO
purchase u crop, or which said crop was to
stand as u lien for said money,
Herein fall not and OF this writ make due
return ms the law directs,
Given under my hand this the I'D day OF
January ID. 1875.
EFT MYERS, Up.
Precinct Nos. Dallas county, Texas
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275
E3GS-per dOz ..,,,...'.''.''''''.',''' iVga,aa
RIT1rIER-Pure homemade, scarce lsggO
SWEET pOTATUES-Per bushtl...' 30g4O
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GALVESTON, March 2i.-Cotton-R Receipts
lSS bales Exports To Great Britain l,8li
bales; FIR nee - bales;continenl - baies
coastwise 405 bales; o annel $500 bales. Sales
73o bales. stock 4S,Si3 bales. Market dull.
MoNnAY. aATuRDAy
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COM Nj ERCIAL.
COTTON MARK ET.
,ottOn Statement.

hor the week ending l2m. March %, 1873.
Furnished The HERALD by ID. W. Barnett,
Reporter in this CITY FOR the National Cot
ton Exchange,
stock on hand september lst". lS
Received this week....m".." 61S
prev iogsy ....-.""21,6iB
since sept /, lS77........ aSlF
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y. W. BARN EFT

Highest temperature-"........
Lowest temperature........'.,."
A verage temperature NJ IL m.,."m..""".
Rainfall IN lDCneB.",..'....,' ''''''''",'''
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MISCELLANEOUS
Great Limited Mail Route
fRnA
ST. Louis to tho East.
O0nrOsfp oF rHE
VAADALlA LINZ, PAN HANDLE
ASH
Pennsylvania II. II.
The oniy heeta Rnaaiag Pslla,an
Palace Cars fFaa NJ. Leafs 60 New
York Wilh0ut Change,

Tha abOyp represents the shortest aud
Quickest hnnlu lrnn ~ louls " tbs hea'
pnafli IuuninT thl0ugh one VI MS uaust
pNpulnua Aud lntrFualinH pAIliOhA " tht
pluntIf, Win many laIge aud Important
plupa up0n iia lins, " passes lhlopgl Nan'
uolumhuh, Newark, hienhehnNille, ihltsi
huVh, lTeahon, AlioonA, iiaITlabnIg, l.all'
easter fhilaaelphla, TTunlOn, Newark, N,
end jersey pily, ca llA route 70 New
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Mare 10 9l@lO ESQ; April &c 9lGlO Csc; May
10 99glO 99c; June II 0B@ll Csc; July IL l4a
IL lGc: August ii lS@ll 2lo.
Night Cotton weak. Uplands lO1sc; Or
leans lie. sal,s $50 bales.
Conso idated net rpceip q, isl bale ex-
ports 10 Great Bri Ain 1880 bales; continent
5,l67 bales channel 7,iOl bales France l,5h1
hataS.
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TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

Two FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
D, lHnL u iniI Ilon u, Nal ni hsuIl
,DAY'LioHg EXpnEsA leaves the
uhluh nnpuit 81 lOuln, every morning, anu,
helngA fast kspress, tlops only ~ prinel'
pal Stations u haH Pullman Palace nluep'
lng Sa'a lof snlnwnpA ri,houIga, rhlla,,
hnt one ohankg 10 hoAipn, lialumoN aud
Washington, II arrives ~ Nsw York early
mo neat evening, nhly one nlsht uut, ana
glNea . daylight view ~ lnp iRf famed
s'psns,I ., ne EennsY...nls ssllIs DAD. ~,
ton hepoI ", l. Gls, aVsiy syenlns, stop.
pima Gully ~ principal Hlallona, Win
Pullman Palace Cars fnf Louisville and ON.
olnnAti, Palace hlpaplug uAT fnf Chicago,
aud ihet vuTlip floheoI Lane VI full'
man Palace Drawing lioom sleep
INK Oars
For Columbus, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
Now fofR without change
ss'llelng the only Line practically under
one management between ~, lnuh aud
New YORK., passengers ale assured ~ through
conneolO t,And arc not suhluOt 10 delayHR ~
intermediate points Incidental ~ other
linea
ss-liagraee checked through 10 all Eaa,
tern piNun,
ss-fhe Quickest Time Is regularly made
10y THIS Lane, and fare alwAyaAA low aA by
"a lcRela for sale NJ all u,ket ofiooa In
tho Neat ANA huuth,
L., 4, fAnMkH, upn'l Pass, Agent peonhylya-
MIA liza lrund, Philadelphia,
", :, u'bhikN, Com rauA Agent, Pan Han
ole Route, columbus, ohio,
OnAs, H. tO.LtiL uenl Pass, Agent, Van.
dalia Lane, ~, Louis, feblasly
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Bill in relation Public Revenue; and
Messrs FitzGerald, Lowrance and Lanneau
were APP ointed on said committee on the
parf OF the Senate.
Mr.. Covaf,, from conference COMMITTEES
on IL. b. $50, TO protect the land owners OF
Warren county from trespasS by stock,
recomme nded that Senate recede from its
first amendment, anu insist on its second
amendment to the bill. and that House
concur IN said second amendment. Adop-
ted.
Mr.. West, from Com mittee on Railroads.
to whom was referred resolution instruct
ing them TO report the number of miles and
value OF each road in the State, the amount
of taxes paid by each, etc, submitted an
elaborate report, which we will publish in
next issue.
Mr. Morgan, for Judiciary Committee
reported back. without recommendation, Fl
45S, in relation to the office OF Sheriff
anu Tax Assessor in the county of Quit
man.
Mr.. Bills introduced S. B. 267, to amend
an act regulating railroad taxation, ap-
proved February 25, 1865, which was read
twice. amended in a dew particulars and
passed.
Adjourned at O'clock until Monday
morning.
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FORTY-SEVENTH DAY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY, March 2, 1873
House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker PERCY in the Chair. Prayer by
Roll call:
PREsENT-Mess Aldrich, Allen, Apple
white, Augustus, Bailey, Baker, Ballard,
Bassett, Bizzell, Brown, Bunch, Cameron,
Carter, Catching, Causey, Chamberlain,
Clay, Cook, Cooper, Cunningham of Mar
shall, Davidson, Day, Eaton. Edwards,
Erwin, Farmer, Field, Gallagher, Gholson,
Gibson. Gilmer, Glass, Gwin, Hall, Hamp-
ton, Henry, Hill, Hogin, Hurt, Johnson,
Lewis, Liddell, Love, Lusk, Marshall Of
Carroll, Marshall of Holmes, Martin, Nc
Collum, McGehee of Wilkinson, Mckenzie,
Mclean, McSwine, McWhorter, Nets,
Miller of Copiah, Montgomery of Marshall,
Moody, Moore, Nelson, Num-, Pegram,
Perkins, Pintard, Ramsey Reid of Coahoma,
Redhead, Richardson, Roane, Scott, Sea-
brook, Spinks, Stamper, Showers, Street.
Tarver, Tison, Tucker, Whitaker. Wilson,
Wood, Young of Calhoun and Young of
Panola-Sl.
ABsENT-Messrs. Bean, Bird, Cunning
ham of Monroe, Dabney, Dean, Denham,
Dockery, Dozier, Farley, Ford, Goodrum.
Gordon, Hatch Heathman, Hicks of Hinds
Hicks of Yazoo, Hoyle, Key Libby ,Magee of
Franklin. Marshall of Warren, McCollun.
Miller of Pamela, Montgomery of Oktibbe-
ha, Niles, Parker, Rainey, Reed of Choctaw.
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FoRTY-sEvENTH DAY.
sen ATE.
SA TURBAY, March 2, 1878.

SA TURBAY, March 2, 1878.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Lieutenant Governor SIMS i'm the Chair
Prayer by Rev. DR.. w. I'll. Watkins. Roll
call:
PRESENT -Messrs. Barry, Bills, Carter 9th
District, Cowan, Currie. Dowd. Parish. Fitz-
Gerald, Fnrlong, Gayles, Gibbs, Gilbert
Jackson, Kirg, Lanneau. Lee, Lowrance
McCaskill, Montgomery, Morgan, Oldham
Peerv. Pratt, Reynolds. Rogers, Thomp-
SOD, Vance and West-2S.
ABsENT--Messrs. Allen, Bridges, CALI
colt. Carter lst District, Fewell, Foote,
Griffin, Hooker and Terry-9
Mr. Morgan, for Judiciary Committee,
reported back without recommendation, S.
b. 236, to change the time of holding courts
in the First District of Carroll county, and
of Lef1Ore county.
ID. B. 2S6, to incorporate the town OF Con-
cordia, in Bolivar cornty. was passed.
Mr.. Reynolds, from a joint committee of
conference, to which had been referred the
school bill, with Moffett Register bill, at
tached as amendment thereto, submitted a
report proposing sundry amendments,
among others the following:
Strike out of section ", the sentence in
AZ, 43, "A and TO lines of said section, and
insert in lieu thereof the following: That
one half of the amount collected shall be
paid monthly over to the State Treasurer,
to be distributed pro rata among the educa-
BILE children of the State, as part of the
general school fund; that the other half
shall constitute common county fund for
the support of the free schools of the city
where collected, to be dsburssd under the
order of the Board of Supervisors" The
report was adopted.
>. B. 233, to provide for the settlement Of
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Secretary, that he has approved the FOLLOWING
bills:
| Fl. B. for the benefit of the Aberdeen Fe.
male College
III. j. r. memorial in relation to the
| donation of lands.
! II. B. to create an additional Const able in
district No. 3, Smith county.
III. b. supplemental TO the act creating
Adams county separate Court District
Ii. b. to incorporate the Corinth Female
College.
H. b. TO repeal the anti-liquor law of
Wpstvlle.
H. B to authorize Simpson county to paw
certain school war, ants.
Fl. B. 10 suppress lawlessness in certain
southwestern counties.
Ii. B. 10 enable he State 20 collect the
money due from the United States as in
demnity for lands sold ny the Government
of United States under the acts ap1royed
March 1865, and March 3, 1857
By Mr.. Seabrook For the appointment
of a Commissioner to ascertain the actual
cost of construction Of Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. Mr.. Tison offered amendment
which was adopted, and the bill passed
Mr. Pntard called up Ii. b. in relation to
working the public roads in Jefferson
county. with Sena'e amendments Mr.
Pintard moved to Disagree to the amend
menls. Carried, and MeSsrs. Pinsard, Mar
tin and Cham berlain were appointed as
Mr. Marshall of Carroll, called up II p.
for relief of Geo. Ei-irdil. Of Carroll county.
Mr.. Marshall OF Carroll, offered a sutBsti-
tute which was adopted, and the bill passed
Mr.. Miller of COpiah, called up II. B lor
the relief Of Edward Cotton, and the bill
was tabled.
Mr.. Field called mp H. B. to husband GER
tain fertilizers Of Lowndes county, and the
bill passed. a
Mr.. Gwin called up H. B. for the relief of
Thos. Jones and Thomas Stuart, of Madison
county Mr.. Gibson offered substitutes,
Adopted and the bill lies over
The House took up Senate message ask
ing for a committee on the school bill,
which was agreed to. Committee-Messrs
Gibson, Roane and Brown.
Mr.. Hal called up S. B. for settlement
of controversy in regard to levee tax in
Sharkey county, and the bill passed.
BY Mr.. Hall. To- amend the act creating
Sharkey county, with Senate amendments,
which were concurred in.
Mr.. Hogan. chairman of Conference Com
mittee reported Ii B. to protect land own
ers from treSpass by stock in Warren coun-
ty with the agreement of the committee.
Adopted.
Mr.. Brown called up S. B, to prevent the
evils of intemperamce. Mr.. Moore
moved to amend by inserting mother-in-
law" Mr.. Lewis moved TO amend by in
sertng "father-in-law'' Mr. Miller of Co
piah moved to table both amendments. Car
rico.
Mr.. Eaton offered an amendment. Mr..
Lewis moved to tab e the bill and amend
ment. Carried; yeas, 40; nays, II; absent,
As.
Mr.. Aldrich moved TO reconsider the vote
and to table the motion. Carried
Mr.. Tison moved to make the general an
propriation bill the special order for 7 80
O'Clock. Carried.
AT 80 o'clock the House took a recess
80 o'clock
The general appropriation bill was con-
idered III Committee of the Whole until a
late hour. The appropriation for the Uni
verSity of Mississippi elected a protracted
dt bdte-MesSrS. Miller and Bailey or the one
Side and Mr.. Gibson on the other.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

81. B. GA, relating to the public schools OF
Warren county. Passed.
H. 5l7, for the relief of j. E. Gwin, OF
Holmes county, District Attorney pro tenn
for Le1ore comfy. Passed.
ID. b. $40, to lengthen the term of the Cir
cut Court Court OF Washington county. and
10 change the time of holding the Cilcuit
Courts OF the counties of SunHower. Snar-
key and lssaqurna. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds, Senate reced-
ed from Senate amendment No. Sand inser-
ted AN 81 Senate amendment to the public
school OIL, and asked for commitre of
conference on Ord amendment. Messrs
West, Barry and Morgan were appointed on
the part OF the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds, Senate
agreed to the appointment of a committee
OF conference, as asked for by the House.
on the disagreement between the two
houses on Senate amendments to House
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CONSERVATION Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affec-
tions. also positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive, and desire
to relieve human suffering, | will send, free
OF charge, TO all who desire it. this recipe in
German, French or English, with full dlrec-
lions for preparing and using. Sent by mail
oy addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. w. Sherar, 126 Powers Block,
Rochester, N. Y.
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For the speedy and certain cure of all mala-
rial diseases, no medicine has yet been inven-
ted equal to DR.. C. P. DUNCAN'S celebrated
Chill Tonic. 1t contains no arsenic. strycb-
nine' or quinine, in any form, consequently it
produces none of the bad effects which so COM
monty result from the use of those mineral
ana poisonous medicines. Duncan's Chill
Tonic is purely vegetable Every bottle war.
ranted, or money refunded. Price 81 For
sale oy M. +. Ash, jackson, Miss, and drug
gists generally.
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BAPTIST .CHURCH--Rev. DIR. Zealy will
preach at IL A. NJ. Subject-''The Commits
son;" at night, his subject will be, THE
objectionable SIN"
METHODIST CHURCH--At IL O'Clock, Rev
DR.. Watkins will discourse on the Lord:
Supper--lst Cor, IL :26; at ~ p. NJ, or
''ChrsUian Citizensnip''-Phil.3 20.
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH-Bev. DR.. Hun
ter will preach a | A.. M, subject, "The
Light of the World - AT P. NJ, the month
ly Concert of Prayer; subject, 1.-The Claims
of China upon Christians
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TO the Editors of the CLARION ::

/ desire to congratulate Mr.. Pegram
Representative from Warren county. on
his splendid effort this evening, in behalf
of the bill, introduced by Mr.. Reynolds OF
the Senate, for the purpose of allowing the
wives, daughters, sisters and mothers OF
Mississippi the privilege of preventing their
husbands, fathers, sons and brothers from
buying Intoxicating liquors. Mr.. Pegram
is rising young lawyer of Vicksburg, and
has taken a stand in this matter worthy OF
comm endaton.
Very respectfully,
"A FRIEND OF THE LADIES"
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MR. PICARD, who has been for several
years the chief salesman at the house OF
Messrs. Stadcker & Son, left for Paris this
week. He made many friends while here,
and we trust that his stay abroad is not to
be permanent,
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EVERYBODY

Go to STEERS Furniture Store Rooms and
see entire set of Furniture in one piece
-Beadstead, Dressing Case, and Wash Stand
when closed, has the appearance of a hand
some bookcase and writing desk. Will be sold
way below cost.
tf
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DR.. VAN METER.

VI the Illinois Medical Infirmary. a5 Charles
ton, Ill, o. some of his assistants, will AGAIN
Visit our city while on his professional tour
through the Southern States. All who are,
suffering with Piles, Fistula, Throat and Lpnor
diseases or diseases Of chronic nature ear
consult him. He will be found at his rooms
enroacher's Hotel on March tn and Tn
consultation free and conducted in private
-feb20-2w*.
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NoTICE.-Whiting & Gray-Have just re-
ceived Handsome line of Gents Cashmere
and Straw Hats-Spring styles; and an ele-
CANT assortment Of Ladies' Underwear sold
either in suits or by the single garment. Price
to suit the times
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By inadvertence Hon. l.. B. Brown
Representative from Clarke, was reported
as mot voting" on the immigration bill.
when in truth he spoke and voted for it and
was one of its staunchest advocates.
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

BEFORE adjournment, are respectfully re-
quested to return all the books borrowed from
the State Library. Respectfully,
STATE LIBRARIAN.
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THE Times states that there will be a
meeting OF the merchants and tax payers
of Jackson, at the City Hall tomorrow
night What the special object is we are
not advised.
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The Legislature.-One hundred and sixty
different photographs all excellent likenesses
nicely framed, for only $500. A lasting rec.
ord, at SUFFERS
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Buy Your Clothing and Furnishing Goods of
}. Stadeker Son. They are the best and
cheapest
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BE SURE to call on J. STADEKER & Son
The best Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, for the least money
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Useful ana 0rnamental.-The Photographic
group in gilt frames, made of and for the Leg
islature, by SEUTTER.
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Cost and Less than Cost-entire Stock of
Winter Goods, at J. STADEKER & Sons.
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The rush for Cheap Goods at STADEKER'i
continues, notwithstanding the hard times.
feb28-dawtf
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

At O'Clock, the House met.
BIZ. Brown called up HI. B. to re-establish
records, &c, in the office of r. d. Wa Dassl
Justice of the Peace in District No
Clarke county. Senate amendment con.
Cured in. oon-
APPROVED.
The Governor informed the uo,so
through Mr.. D. w. Rice, Assistant Private
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The Silver Bill having passed, J. Stadeker
Son will sell goods for less than ever before
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j. Stadeker & Son sell Coats Thread at 8
cents per spool.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-03
WHITING & GssAV.S

FIJI , anu Hooi Poplns, at. .........331S
~ iIll nne of Cotton and Wool Flanneis,
Preached Domestic, from to 11c
prices gu" DoSe MUS all
suit, ~ ~ US " Pf.oV per
Linen Bosom Shirts from Is cts. to $500
jan, l0d I'm. " F-00'
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-03

Now is the Time" Dry Goods and Cloth
ing are being sacrificed at STADEKER's.