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Ser @eiSi.ffrffA

u<gorf, Is. Mai.-@eiS fliifg gu
4. gSed)iel iteti9 81 4.s54. Sob iblOB
81 1908. SunOes St:ieatiOueH idlOfen
feit; 1881er Coupons 1919, neue 1865er
104, 1867er 1064, 1868er 100, ueue Siinfer
1044, 10.40er Coupons 1868. aftien i9lofen
ieit; gtetp gorfer Central 1O7, @rie 124,
9afe Sbore 623, SQinoier&entral 764, Bits.
burger 743, @bicagozHOrthmeitern 81, Prie<
rttaten 7l4, Gtod>SslanO 1909, g8eitern Union
Sci. 8l5.
unteri9asamts 8ilan,: Sob $102 ,442, ,.
1855; @ourant $33 1884. .240.43.
= Die 3oa : @iunabmen betrugen beute
1912 900.
= Der lluteridabmeiifer sahlte bente fir
Sntereiien 100000 uno fiir elnaeSo9eneSbli.
gationem $4,000 aus.
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0runOeigentbum
81 bertani6en nher 81 ncrfaaTen
Gruueei8eMtbunts S0rie pon y, 81. Sau ttts
0cbduoe oes y9tnieriean."

-:Ot-
12O @6er 9ano, cine pradtuolle jSarm, eouas
@]reenz8aGep, l3 9ieilen uon bier.
Gdloues syiegeIIteiIDaue al WdrrenIr., 1ebH
3immer, $500; luiro aud gesen einen eanofis nabe
Der Sta0t uertaudJt.
Srnbes 4 tt1dtees 3ieaeIfetnernes Saus an
Dsartet space, edoeu uno gSo1nuns; e6r bilis i'm
6auibe,
9ecre @anIteuen on GOpionfir !, 1866 Gus Sroute,
nur $1,000.
8radbtnnue 2Sobnatta an Der 10. etrage, g8allz
ington, o. g., iOuie @rGnofthfe In oeriet6enStaot
iebr bitg 81 periauTen ooer gessH bieges ggeHtbHn
umSutauibeu.
Iystnes gSnbnHanSnn SalbounItr., nit aaen moa
oernen GinIihtHngen; Breis 5000
Stoe oreiftodtse $9auier an gBGihtnstoniraBe, z
Srets $500 ie0es,
warm NIT t44 atsrn in galuerts&ountn. Rarus
lano, NIT tnusgesehneten@ @5eb1uihteten. .9Srets$9OO0
sum 5neiitodiae Se9eIfeinerne pdHier an 9Bhats
coats, mace Stri6eritI., 3lmmer enthaiteaAuaisuN
glteIn 3utanoe. Nrei6 $50 ig0eS -
5arnl nnaet0plfs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-16
lie xefaicr.

Ottama, Ont, is. Wiai.- Seute liefen
feline gtadlriAten bon gSiAti9feit BON Ger
@reu5e eiu. gu Sreacott lit cine peitere
Satterie OrsanIiirt morbeu. Ser comnan'
oirsnoe @eneralnalor lit iiber alle 8emeguns
gen Oer 6enier 9enau uuteert6tet. Die in
NuSlidt ltebenoe Snpailon NIB bic @abr
i1einlid]feit, eaB @nglano in einen Srieg mt
-9fEBlanb uerpiGelt tuerben piro, btlbeu baa
algenleiue llnterba stbema.
RB bilabslp ia, Is. Mai. = 0as biez
cirfulirenbe Geriid3t, baB Gapitdn 0, q
Sarris 2000 Trcilpillise anmerben unO mad
&uBlano lhiden merbe, mieb BON bieiigel
6eniern als 9dnsltd gruuOlOs be3eianet
SarriS 1T angeblid) ein gana gerpobnlide
abenteilrer, unO peoer DIE Senicr, nod irgeni
cine anbere irlanbiif)e Organization molel
@tipaS nit ihlu all th1lr baben.
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y NtNctDDOlA

Beratbnngslotaf: Scr. 1872, gtorb- -Gmta,pflr.
Ger arofe Snbicnerz 3rduter= Dottor behanbet nit
GrioIa afe dbroufen 8ranfbetcn bes 6irns, SaIies,
ber Sunae oes Da9ens osr ee6er, Nisren, Siae, beS
SeraenS iino iebe unorbnuns i'm yeruenipfteme,
tdt r6 ae d,roniIden nno afuten eeioen 6eiber @ez
ihled,ter. Dr. euerpool, ber 9robe 5nrianerssrdu-
ter@Doftor, Nr. 1872, orosGYtatpttrabe, beban,
nit poIlfonllrienen GroIse, mas Sunoerte beseusen
i5nnen. Werft bel bieien Sas eeben nntersrabenoen
2eioen fein @eo mebr tuea. onbern teudt nno 5ieht
guG Don oielen Merpen=grih ihlaffunaen beiten. na9
bem alle anbercn aers.e eub nid beifen seionnt SD
modte @ud, Die SIR Gud3 iene gaent= Reei3inen babt
bole laifen uno 6tee uno iene Nirur ohneyuse pros
brt habt, ,suruen:p fanngud furren." "Deratbungss
Gtunben Don frih bis M6enos uhr; Sonnta9s
um Deften Der arbeitenbeH 2laffe Don Jriib ~ bis
Stahmittags nhr. fDfdra9, 3Dfte, ,tnGa)
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SpDesurtheiL.

Nem Orleans, Is. Wai. @onuer.
neur Nid)oas anterSeihnete getern bas gegen
Seiie Balfer, pel6er am 19. Sanuar i'm
airdllpisle llnlon cine Sarbiae. giameus Bio
let Summons ermoroste, gefalfts Eooesurtheil.
Die Sinrif]tung iou am "a. Mai in 6ars
nlerulle Oolllirefft perberf,
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staflaae.. aeae.. ei,,em 9oftmstffer,

W eel n9, VIA, 10. Wai.-6uben
.. Sahre,. Der Poitmeifer Su gisu.Martlns-
oills, B.-ya., wurDe beute aui Die antlage
hin, ilf) $500 aus bem @eloanmeiiunas>De
partement ieines Yoltamtes auaeeianet su ia.
ben, nerbaftet uno bierbtr aebradt. ysad,
etnem 8erperbDr mnrre er inter 1000 Biires
id1att fiir ieiR Gridjeinen Dor oem gunoesoi=
ltriftss@e1d)te 9eltellt.
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9er nerSa1tt9e Sampler >, state of
fGnLffnrfffff ~


5 btl oeIp bid, IS. Wlat. = Der
y9tortb anlerican" perfiinbet, baB bas fir Die
yBaciiic Goat Naoi9ation @ompanD" i'm
@ramp 'Ihen Sdiffsbaubofe erbaute 0ampf
i6ifi gState of 9alifurnia," wel9es morgen
bonn gtapel seiaiien peroen iOa, tbutiddiIidl
BON ruiii6en agenten ansefauft tporDen if
unO baB Die GIgenthiimer bersitS Die erfte
abi4la9saablnHg bon 100000 empfaugcn
baben.
Scr Sampfer 1T beioiibers nit &idEAt
ami Sdneli9feit aebaut unb eignet iib pors
Siiglid Su einem 8aper. Der 7anbel tpnroe
augeblid i'm Siireau bes Sanfier8 g. u.
9ow & Comp. in New-DOrf ourd) sinen ame,
rifaner, peldler als 4aent i'm Dicnfte Der rni.
iiiden 8e9ierurg ftebt, abgei9loifen. 9as
6ahr5eus lam in etipa 5rpei @tonaten leefer.
til ieirl.
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- -
2ttt Gltcrn! - SaHft Gure SiuSer= unb
Snaben-&IeiOcr fcrtig bel g.. ". SeJat &
Son, gtr. $50, Bef eBratt1, rabe Der
0anoueritraBe. 115-)
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Ner IN, afriennla az o,aA.,,,gA... -,

Der I'M 9lrienale als gfadtpdbter an,
9eitellte Sohn 0Onobue, weld)er am 10. April
etnen gtegerburihen, glamens 8. abams,
9el9onen baben iou, muroe geiferu i'm Boli-
3ei9erihte oerb0rt. 9as 8erb6r eraab, oaB
an IeHem Aben6e 3tpei giegefnaben, BON iuel1
den Der eiue 2oamS iuar, in eluenl 8oote in
Der gfdbe OcS 2trienals herum raeerten Hno
al'1 ben &nf beS 9Sddlters uidt an6ielten.
2onobue CAB baruui f5euer uno traf 4oams
IN IN 9le redlts Seite. Der augeiduloigte wuroe
haN oem Serb6re entIaiien.
- YIN Dtann, mel6er iid, 9. 9utler uannz
fe anS tiir ben BrdFOenten Se8 ,,Steiu6Quer.
uno Sadltelnle9er= Sereiu8" iidl ausoob, fam
geliern 5u oem Sdder areu6es in gfr. 5ss, 8.
SnaBe, uno betelIte $50 Qaib 93rob. neId5e
er dngebltd fir icine 2rbeiter perpeuben unS
I'M 9auie SCR. 222, 9. Stra3e. in @mnfnnS
nehnlen mollte. gadSem er BON 6rn' ars,Iee
oeS nod $1.25 aebOrgt hattie, cmpfabI er nd,
0a5 SrOo luurOe mad Dem erpGbnteu Sanie
aeidlafft, bod mar oa BON eiuem 8utier feins
SpHr, uno Der Icid3tglGubige Sdder nod I'M
$I.25 6ei9uin6eIt.
Gmerifa ididt idbrli6 4 Wftlliouen
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Wern1iiffltc tfIe0r0Nfiiidie Neheidien.

- ISM. so. Giiber BON Der gterus gOrfsr
SumeIer Strma 9S M. Sd. s her & 6 o.
muroe porgeitern i'm ,Blanters !Oouic" in
ct. Goui8 nm Supelen i'm lSertbc BON
$4,000 beraubt. SDtau bat teine Spur BON
ben Oieben.
- Sn Der Rdhe BON g outh=S ST.,
ioa Gin rel i9baltige8 @OIoIager
cntbedt mor6eu icin. Sine &Ompagnie bat
bereitS eiu grO6eS Stiid 2anO in Der betrefIeuz
Den @e9enO angefauft uuo trifIt Gorbereitun-
gen, mn @rubeu on3ulcgen. 8aS 0anO, rDelz
DIES poG9er MIR meuige Dollars pro Qder
mertb mar, lit nm oa8 3man3l9fade imPreiic
9eitie9eu.
- Seite 3meige Der @eiet Qebung
BON gtemsD Ort perta9ten it'd geitern sine
die.
- @apitGuy y@rapo," Der tiibns Seeiahrer,
melder ben atlantiideu S3ean in Dem fleinsn
Boote ,,@entcuutal" |" our6ldlifits, bat ittt
etnen gta9abmer 9efunoen. Sn @iuuceiter,
MaII., miro sur 3eit ELL 19 Sup lauges Boot
qebaut. anf pelbem Der @igentbiimer IN Sc
leli6aft elmer auoeru BerIon, uabrid)eiulid
ielner Satin, naf YariS aui Die gSeltauSltel'
lung iahren mill. 9a8 Boot fiibrt Den Na=
men n9tautiluS," uuN iOa ge9en ben l. Stunt
leiue Sabrt autreten.
- Die &uber 8ettiabrt 5wii1en
6aulon unb Ylaiiteo nm clneu BreiS
BON $1,000 fanb 9eitern bel GOrOnto, Ont,
in @egenwart bon iueni9ittns $4,000 Berio-
zen ltatt. SanlOu tug nit iei4ter 0tiIbe
ben Steg baUou.
- Die 8e9uaoigungsbeb6r0e Oes Gtaate8
Yenulgloanieu bat bas @eiud It'll Se9naOi<
9ung oes Mollie= MaguireS Dennis 3 on
y, melfer anl 21. b. IftS. 9ebdnBt
peroen loQ, abgepieieu.
- DC in safe Charles, Ga, qeIitbrtp
llnteriudung i'm 8etreff Der Sol5freOel
auf NegieruH98ldnoereien wurOe oorgeitern
gei1lelien; ole in Safe Charles ftltionlrten
Sunoe8truppen uerOen oaielbft nod eiutge
3eit uerpeilen.
- Der SolOat Dtihael Goblin, mel6er in
B e It p in t, N.=g., einen &amcraOen er+
iAoB, wurbe 9eitern Gem Jtt9ter 8eneOict in
ytem yOrf porgefibrt unO plaibirte yuid)t
ifulOig." Der 9roSeB gelau9t i'm Suui>Sers
NINE Sur @erbanblung.
- Ser @ou0erueur bon Sn oiana bat
bas gegen Den W6rOer 8 NJ. 8. @reenl1
in Snoianapoli8 9efdlte Gooe8urtheil in
leben8ldnglid)e 3udt9auS frafe umgewanoeit
- Die @tgentbiimer Der SObIengrubcu I'M
g Sdupltilts 8 bale bei6loHen aes
fern, ben Setrieb Der @ruben pom lGdlten
SomltaQe an auf smei gSotlen eiululiellen.
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81 ers 80 a q { =.

aler Gorten uno Bree bef
eenra s6watI
SIR. eli, gBef Baltimore,
fwdrn4, ,sDte, 0onn& 9aOHf) nabe sbaresHraBe.
usaIoeue slper ooer Samorrhotoem!
1r. 9. qS, Be Eitts 0fttel 9eiudbrt unlebloare
aeupo nou blnoen, blutenoen, idwdrenoen uno
treeunsu stmorrboioen es tpirb bic Stiluns zines
;eneu ou nod 10 alien einseipurselten alIes saranz
tirt. peun Der Batient ben 9ebrauhsaaneiiun9en
arena nathfommt. Gs fuirft berubisenb, peri6oift
mad, fener Inwenbuns ioiort enoeruns unb be!perfs
seaist p0utse 5eiIuns in turser 3eit Die ElaI6e
miro su 80 @ents bon apctbetern perfauit.
Satob Balt, ernannter asent
(Uis5, ,3Dte, 80 in Baltimore.
9as wmwoerbar wirtenoe SamtmitteI
Sulph de Of A RS II u IN.
Sinnen, SIiitben, Yeulen unb alle Sautausidldse
peroen unbebinst ebeiIt; 81 baS 95adet; nit
oer Yot sussdidt. @on ienbe @of=Sffeefs fstempe
iir Bampblst uebit Gebraud sanueuns.
Or. 9ohme 6 Gnmp.. Rf. SS. OitzSaueteitr.,
Dein Gpotbeter bat es. (6ebr20, S,i,a.2.l
GtHe sGs&s.
An aue, toetd9e an ben Sol9tn BON Susenbianoen
nerp6ier S9roaG,e, &nttrdltuns, 8trluft Der 8sdns
nestyat &c. eiben, ienoe i to q enf Ell elm &eSept
oas Ee turiri. Dteies srcse Setl.1iteI puTbe Uen
.tnem WiIIiondr In Siib>a >ame1ia cabedt. Sdit. elm
ae,eIFrtes eouoert on Jisp. Soieph z. Snman, StG'
tion D, Siole>souie, W.sg. @ttp.
(Oit.8.fS. S.t&iu., ,i.a.E.D
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v1tt,teeelmd6iefcitet eitteS 0enteitt
Oe=GMakMetfterS.

9 prln9 fteI ., Wfall., IS. Wlai. = STA
9. gSrlgbt, ieit sebu Sabreu 9emeinoesShaes
meiiter uOn Soutb Sarlep, 1T ais ungetrsuer
Beamter entlarut lporoen. Ufan entoedte,
oaB er fib $685. 900 BON ben @emetnoegeIbern
augeelgnet hat. Gr mar Elm iebr 9eahteter
Socrr, Gtgentbiinler beS6aupt @eiddftslaosn6
I'M Srte nnO ein bell len6tenbeS &ir9enlid)t.
gr hat ieiue SGulo eingeitanben uno giebt
aa' ieinGigeutbum her, OaS bieaei6t bjnretdbt,
ein Erittel be8 Ssrluites Der @emeinoe gu
seden. Gr bebauptet, er babe oaS @elb in
9eidafte geitedt unO bOffe, aaeS SuridSab~
len III f1nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-16
Baltimore, Nb., 9onneriag ben Is NOat 1878.
9as sRufteieft iu Cincinnati. .

&inctnuatt, Is. Wiai. - Die Sta6t
1T nit 6rem0rn 9efilt unO aQe 9auptitraz
zen iinO ieitlld geifmiidt. Seute Nbeno
murbe 5dnbel'S ,WeifaS" sur 4uffiihrung
gc6raft. 9tle Site maren beiest unO gu
lett mar taum nod 8aum gum Stebeu oor=
banbeu. 8eri6ie0ene Stellen Oes 8rogrant=
mes nurben le5baft applauoirt, uu6 Der Sei=
faa puroe BON cen Soltiten, Gem @bOre un6
nerll SrCheIter aetheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-16

SoeeTer, SoBn C Son.p., 9roauiten, SIR. q
unb q, Sao SibestBitrake, iino uniere Gnaro ss
6e5cbCn fonnel.
(apr6,i ,iST&2p) yeOrrts s. Seura, eisentbamer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-16

q 0SatnnternebMer. uno SiIdIlers gSaasett uub
- Dolnerets@rttfel, ioluie ntarmOrfrte 5dltes
ier< nno 93ilobaners1sa sc eauinittnTe eTffer
Quoltat 5u 5eoeuteno bera5eeebten Brefen Al ba6en
bel Sohn Suer & S5bnen,
(5an241S) gtr. "a, Siio=@bnrlesifraee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-16
SMtTsmnf04e.

Waibinqton, Is. Wai. Ger Sional
8eamte 81 2erpe5, 9el., tclegrapbirt, baB Der
Sreimaiti9e SdoOner ,,Sab" bcute fritb Ntci.
lid pom Sap Senlopen ltranoete. Die Manus
idQit muree aerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-16

Gm erifa ididt idbrli6 4 ~ illiouen
vi 9arren nadr GnglanO.
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gpe3tal> >Noti3e,i.
SAT- 8Ietfdmanm s Gomp.'s greBbefe

Compressed yeast).
Da man entbedt bat, baS piele gtahabmunsen uns
ferer SeIe ft i'm Wartte beinoen, 70 bot ale ddbte
preBbefe unieres Sobrtfats aui iebem Baete ben as
men unierer Tirma. ane anberen iinb Stad,abmunz
gen.
Ntan reri1nse BON ieinem Grocer @aff, TIeiid)s
nsanu & Comps Drebbeie. Gdslid iriih!
JabrfzDepot: Nr. "A, gtnroz zsutatp< <Strafie.
q. g. 9enmett, Geidditsfibrer.
(Ndr319, ,12U9teg)
Die meuen tfirttiAen uuo rniftid1en eItfsro'
demttd3en, aserfnrtaIz, Sd,suefeIs unb 9an'Sts
baber in Er. lat, Earatosos, nabe GutaiDFrast'
Hub lest fir Serren unb Damen In boiler 9h6tistsis'
f@5epH0, ,12VlteD
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SranSe.

Salmon<6alls, g.s6., 10. Mai.-
Sin 6liigel Der Spinnerei Der Bort8moutb-
Manliacturing= Comp" brannte beutc Mor-
gen uieoer. &erluIt $4,000.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-02

Designed to meet the public want for a
harmless hair dressing and restorative, is
found in Parker's Hair Balsam 1t acts
like magic, commencing at the very roots
removes Dandruff and all humors from the
scalp, and never fails to res ore gray OF
faded hair to its original youthful color and
beauty. Falling hair is Immediately check
ed by its use and it produces a growth OF
beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luxu-
RANT, that surprises everyone. These prop
critics added to its exquisite perfumes and
purity of composition, render it the grow
ing favorite of the toilet table everywhere.
Buy bottle from your druggist and test its
merits. For sale by Byron Lemly. jack
son, Mississippi.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-02

Hon. G. ~. Harper in the Raymond Gazette.
THE Kinds County Gazette also fully and
cordially endorses THE CLARIONs position,
and would remind gentlemen that in 1875,
in all this part of the State, the Democrats
pied ged themselves to restore to the people
this very right of which they have been de-
prived, for corrupt purposes, by the carpet
baggers and corruptionists. The entire
fruits Of the revolution of 1875 will not be
realized until the power is no longer eXer-
cised by one man of furnishing the State
with its Judges and Chaneellors. We hope
THE CLARION will not tire in its advocacy
of its position, and it shall certainly have
whatever aid we can afford it, everywhere
and at all times.
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-02
BIRD'S-EYE VIEW,

In glancing over the Senate, we see that
this august body is not only presided ever
by Lieutenant Governor, but that it in =
cludes in its membership King, who is,
however, of decidedly democratic procliv-
tiles. The body is always on good FOote
ing, and never gets out OF Bills. 1t is not
likely to starve while there is plenty of Old
ham on hand NOR to get cold while the Fewell
holds out. Its transportation facilities are
limited to two Carriers, but its Bridges
are in excellent condition, and not
likely to be blown down by the Gayles
from the 2Sth District. One of the Sena-
tors is a Furlong in length. The West is
ably represented. In the way of refresh
ments, the Secretary is able to supply a
good article of Porter, and when it comes
to the records, his assistant does it up
Brown. Altogether, the Senate is an adj
mirably constituted, deliberative body.
We 90 over to the House, and
here we have a more extended Field
for observation. The soil is of Green
Clay, but it is watered by the Niles
and Seabrooks, with a safe Ford at all sea-
sons. 1t has some fine Wood from the Sea
coast, where the balance of the timber is
tied up. Near the centre we behold a Street
that runs in the direction of parliamentary
law, and to the left we see Hill of graceful
proportions. The House, too, has all the
elements of a self-sustaining body. Its
highest dignitary is a Dean, but it has sew
eral efficient Marshalls and an accomplished
Chamberlain. In the way of subsistence
we see in the first place, splendid Cook
an expert Baker, some Cunningham of the
Wright brand, choice quality of Bean
plenty of Good-rum, fine Bunch of APP
plewhite, and a Farmer to produce Moore
Of all necessary articles-all to be Eaton, o.
course. DeSoto has contributed strong
Wall, Sharkey a spacious Hall, and Attala
all the Glass in the building. The member
from Alcorn keeps the Key. The feathered
tribe is represented by Martin and another
Bird, and Monroe has sent one who
can Hatch more. The deliberations of the
House have thus far been conducted
in the clear light of Day, and although
! there is considerable Spight at times, Love
is in the ascendant-at least nobody Hurt
yet. The House never gets Moody except
in contested election cases, and then decides
Farley, aud according to Hoyle The
Young members are from Calhoun and
Pamela. The color is chiefly white, with {
good sprinkling of Browne and Roane. But
we must defer further ANALYSIS as a member
from Copiah is Catching the floor for mo-
ton to adjourn
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SENATE.

The Senate is composed OF 81 members,
in addition to the Lieutenant Governor,
who is President All white but l. Aver
age, Al.
Nativity Mississippi, IS; Alabama, A;
Georgia, 4 Tennessee, 2; North Carolina,
3: South Carolina, 2; Virginia, ]; Kentucky,
l; New Jersey, l (; Massachusetts, /.
Cupdtion.-Lawyers, 16; Planters, y ;.
Lawyer and Planter, 2; Merchant and Plan
ter, 81 Merchant, l Minister, +; Banker. !;
Legislator at present, l.
Political Observation-Disclosures and Con-
ervative-Democrats, So; Conservative, l :;
Republican, 2.
ReLiQious Preference. -BaptistS, 9; Pres
| byterian. 9; Methodist, s; Episcopal, z;
Christian, D; Luck, love and friendship, /;
No preference, 5.
Married, 81 single, 6; widower, l.
| HOUSE,
The House is composed of 120 members
of whom are colored. Average age, 40.
Natiuuy.-Mississipp 50; Alabama, ID
Tennessee, 10; South Carolina, 10; Georgia
8; Kentucky, 4; Virginia, 2; Norherr
States, 4; Scotland, l.
Occupation Planter or Farmer, So; Farm
er and Merchant, 6; Farmer and Physician
2; Farmer and Minister, l; Farmer ant
Mechanic. /; Lawyers, %; Lawyer ant
Farmer, 2; Physicians, 8; Teachers. 3; Ed
tors, 2; Merchants, 3; Insurance Agent, l
Mechanic, l.
Political observation-disclosures and Dem
ocratic- Conservative 1909; Conservative, 4
Independent, 4 Republican, 3.
Religious Preference ethOdist, 80 Bap
fist, "a; Presbyterian, II; Episcopal, ID
Christian, 2; Catholic, l; Protestant, l
Congregational, /; Unitarian, l; Colder
Rule, /; Christian and Apostolic, l Cum
berland Presbyterian, L; No preference o
friendly to all, Is.
Married, 95; single, s.; widowers, Z.
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