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SATURDAY, February 70, 1873.
Recess naving expired, the bin pending
was lost. by vote Of 80 To Sc.
On motion of Mr.. Baker, s. B. 244, 10
m axe the county of Adams a separate Cir
cult and Chancery District, was taken up
and passed.
Mr. Nets. from Committee on Railroads,
reported frvorably on S. B. "a, in reference
To the Mississippi Valley and Ship Island
Railroad Company. Passed.
On motion of Mr. Hill. IA bill providing for
the election OF School Trustees by the voters
in the town OF Hnus on was call d from tue
hands OF the committee aud passed.
BY Mr.. Cham berlan. An act to except and
exempt Adams county from the operation
of The provisions of sections l. 2 and OF an
act TO provide for the approval and justifi-
cation of sureties on official bombs approved
February 6, and March ls, 1876. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Tucker, FL B $50, to
authorize the organizing of the Mississi Fpi
Railroad Company and Its consolidation
with the New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company into the Chica-
20, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad
Com pany. and Incorporating sail last named
Company, was called from the hands of the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Tison moved to amend, so that the
rights. privileges and benefits conferred in
the act shall he limited t, forty years.
On motion of Mr.. Tucker, the amendment,
was laid on the table.
| Mr. Street off, an amendment provid-
| ing that if the company shall fail to pay it:
Indebtedness to the State within sixty day.
| from the time the several insallments fal
due. Adopted, and bill passed.
BY Mr.. Baker. Supplemental to acts o
! incorporation IF certain railroads approved
August s, 1870. Referred
On motion of Mr. Street, the bill known
as the Moffett Register bill, was made thu
| special order for u O'Clock P. M.
Adjourned, at 1870 O'Clock P. NJ.
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THE largest and finest stock of
Watches, Jewelry and Diamonds ever shcTn
in this city, is now on exhibition ana FOL
sale one door north of the old Parlor Shoe
Store, and the public are cordially invited
to call and examine them. There will be
an Auction Sale every evening this week at
~ O'Clock, and private SALES during the day.
The ladies are especially invited to call and
examine the stock. All goods will be war
ranted as represented.
1t A. G.. kNADLER, Auctioneer.
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A AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met at 3 80 o'clock,
APPROVED.


The Governor, through Mr.. D. w. Rice.
ASSISTANT Private Secretary, informed the
mouse That he has approved the bill amend
Ing the charter of Hazlehurst.
Mr.. Seal called up ii. B. for the relief of
oonn Foitevant and j. A. Fore ct al of Han
cock, and the bill was tabled.
. II. b. TO reduce the license for retailing
liquors 10 Bay st. Louis, Hancock county.
Mt Field moved to reconsider the vote
tabling HI. B. to amend. section II. chanter
al, OF the law approved April IL, 1877.
Carried, and the bill passed.
:. BY Mr.. Field. To Incorporate the Steam
RE Company of Columbus. Passed.
Mr.. Henry called up Fl b. to authorize
Supervisors to employ convicts. Made spe !.
ciai order for Tuesday, February, 26, at 10
O'Clock. .xE1s
THE REVENUE BILL. -
The special order, H. b. in relati IN t,
public revenue. was taken up, Mr., Stre.t
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By request, the members of the Legisla-
ture belonging to the above Order, will
visit Capital Grange at their Hall, in Jack
son, Miss, on Thursday, February %,
1873.
A. G.. FARMER,
I'll. z. REID,
M. w. STAMPER.
w. MCSwINE,
w. ,CUNNINGHAM,
JAS M. LIDDELD.
EERRuARY 05 1873
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Supreme Court Decisions,
Judgments in the following entitled
causes were affirmed by the Supreme Court
or Monday, February 25:
2740. Suphine VS.. Dunbar ct al.
2702 Williamson VS.. Warren, guardian
2717. Prewett VS.. Dickey ct al.
1884. Alright VS.. Duncan.
263S. Thompson VS.. the State.
Judgments in the following causes were
reversed:
1884. Lowenthal VS.. Mississippi Mills.
1921. Chapman vs.. Copeland.
$685. Farr VS.. Morgan.
2235. Watkins VS.. Briley.
2695. Bennett VS. Holloway.
2499. Swami VS.. Dolby.
1857. Meacham VS.. Edmo ndson ct al.
2698. Wood VS.. Page & Moran.
200. 1Ounes VS.. Henderson ct al.
1854. Miller VS.. Palmer.
1904. Gibbons ct al. VS.. Brtterman ct al.
1926. Smith VS.. the State.
1904. Johns vs.. Bryant.
(The case of Gibbons, ct al. VS.. Britteman,
ct al, involved the construction of sections
1881, 1882 and 1885, of the Code. The Su-
preme Court holds that the widow is enti-
tied to One-half the estate Of one who dies
without children or descendants of chill
dren.)
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NIGHT SESSION.

Recess having expired. tho n
sumed business. mouse re-
By Mr.. Doekery. To amend an ~
corporate the town of Olive Rra al ACT to in
Soto county, approved April !, !" De, De-
Passed. II, 1873.
The consideration of the Revonuo
which contains l0l sections, pendinn BiIl,
the House adjourned till to-morrouss winch
ing o 80 o'clock. morn
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moved To go into Committoo 80.
Carried. Vi ehe Who'll
The Committee of the Whole M,
son Chairman) took up the revenue al !, Ghol-
tine OIL, Was ss f f6a section BY see,' and
z 80 O'clock. recess Until
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At Senatobia, Tate county. Miss, Pebru-
ary "A, 1873, LARKIN w EcHoLs.
DRUGGIST AND sToREKEEPERs

DRUGGIST AND sToREKEEPERs
/ guarantee Shriner's vermifuge to destroy
and expel worms from the human body,
where. they exist, II used according to di-
rections. You are authorized to sell it on
the above conditions, David E. Foutz, Pro-
prietor, Baltimore, Md. For sale by DR..
Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss.
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viii be a very full Daper-six pages of
solid reading matter. Orders, to insure be-
ing filled, shoulc beS ut in to day.
rKThe postage OH our supplement edi-
ton is two cents per copy. Please make a
note OF this in m ailing this weeks paper.
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Of the Illinois Medical Infrmary, at 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 Lung
diseases or diseases of a chronic nature, can
consult him. He will be found at his rooms at
ohrbachers Hotel, on Mlrch tn and 7th.
Consultation free and conducted in private.
--feb20-2wS.
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N0TICE.-Whiring & 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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* I'D. JOHNS, OF MISSISSIPPI.
We ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE Room, No. 10, OVER FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, COOKS BUILDING,
Austin. Texas.
Ns-Special attention given to the Collection
of Claims and Settling Land Titles in any
portion of the State.
feb23 78-w4m.
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Buy Your Clothing and Furnishing Goods of
j. Stadeker & Son. They are the best and
cheapest.
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RDI GRAS.

TICKETS will be on Sale to New Or
leans February q, and until March 9th. One
fare for round trip, 1915 Children half price
Good to return till March 10Th. Will sell
Tickets to Memphis, commencing March ID
selling also Sd and 4th. Fare for round trip
ll.6a
feb23-daw JNo. A. WEBB, Agt.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE,

THE undersigned offers to sell cheap for
/ Cash, to s fine MILK COWS, with young
Calves; also from rs to 100 Cords we'll sea-
soned WOOD. Call at the Hunt Place" or
F. A. WOLFE.
feb23w1mdt23
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THERE will be a double wedding in
New Orleans this afternoon. The parties
will leave on the K. f.. Lee for Jackson.
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Examine the Immense Stock of Dry Goods at
J. Stadekers, before pur chasing will pay
YOU
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USE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MONDAY, February % 1878.

MONDAY, February % 1878
House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker PERCY in the Chair Prayer by
Rev. DR.. Watkins. Roll call:
PREsENT-Messrs. Aldrich, Allen. Angus
tus, Bailey, Baker, Ballard, Bassett, Bean,
Bizzell, Brown, Bunch, Cameron, Carter
Catching Causey, Cham herlain, Clay, Cook,
Cooper, Cunningham of Marshall, Cunning
ham of Monroe, Dabney, Davidson, Day.
Denham, Dockery, Eaton Edw ards, Erwin,
Farmer, Farley, Field, Ford. Gallagher,
Gordon, Gwin, Hall, Hampton, Hatch,
Henry, Hicks of Kinds, Hill, Hoyle, Hurt,
Johnson, Key, Lewis, Liddell, Love. Lusk,
Marshall of Carroll, Marshall of Holmes.
Marshall of Warren, McCollum, McGehee
OF Wilkinson. Mckenzie, Mel! ean, McSwine,
McWhorter, Metts, Miller of COpiah, Miller
of Pamela, Montgomery of Marshall, Moody.
Moore, Nelson, Niles, Mum, Parker, Pc
gram, Perkins, Pintard, Rainey, Ramsey,
Reed of Choctaw, Reid of Coahoma, Red
head, Richardson, Roane, Roberts, Robin
s,n, Scott, Seabrook, Seal, Stands, Smith,
Spight, Spinks Ssamper, Showers, Street,
Tarver. Tison, Trest Tucker. Wall, War
rem. Washington, Whitaker. Wilson, Wood,
Young of Calhoun and Young of Pamela
-1O9
ABSENT essrs. Applewhite, Bird, Dean,
Dozier, Heathman. Hicks of Yazoo, Hogin,
W IL,
Montgomery of Oktibbeha-1l. 8ao
Reading of Saturdays journal dispensed
with.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Scott. H. B. 2eO, to repeal an act
to Incorporate the county seat of Issaquena
county, approved April 5, 1872, and TO in
corporate the town of Mayersvlle. Passed.
BY Mr.. Reed of Choctaw. III. B. 26l an
act 70 change the time ofholding the Chan
Gerry Court in certain counties in the Fifth
Chancery District. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Dabney, S: B. .147, to
prevent the carrying OF concealed weapons
was made the special order for Tuesday, at
IL o'clock.
A message from the Senate announced
the passage of a large number Of bills.
Mr.. Tucker, from judiciary Committee,
reported favorably on fourteen bills, and
adversely on five bills.
The report being taken up, III. B. 3S4. to
amend section 1888, Revised Code of 1871,
in relation to cutting down and taking
including chestnut. beech, ehinquapin,
birch, or any tree on which grows musca-
dine, or other grape vine.
H. 3. 3S5, to amend section 1892 Code of
1871, liz relation to. appeals in civil cases
fr m judgments of Justices Of the Peace.
H. B. $40, to lengthen the terms of the
Circuit Court OF Washington county, and
to change the time of holding the Circuit
Courts of the counties of Sunfiower Shar-
dey ayd Issaquena. Passed ss Fs.xs
Z H. b. to provide that writs Of ininnc-
ton may issue in certain cases without
bond. Passed. 80 xaI1NE kHe
H B. 279. to amend section 1852, article
], chapter Ia, Revised Code of 1871. enumer-
aIing the cases in which the remedyof un-
lawful entry and detainer shall lie, and to
amend section 1893, ofsaid chapter in rela-
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The Silver Bill having passed, J. Stadeker
& Son will sell goods for less than ever before.
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Spring Hats.-New Styles-just received by
EXPRESS ut A. VIRDEN's.
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WEDDING at the Methodist Church
this morning.
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Cost and Less than Cost-entire Stock OF
Winter Goods, at J. STADEKER & Sons.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or depression mr..
weak exhausted feeling, no energy .. srk.
age; the result of mental oveT-mo oroe
Indescretions or excesses' Oh Oh s nv
drain upon the system, is always cur. 90
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. I'm :,
1t tones up and invigorates tne ;,nnarts
dispels the gloom and despondencs lin and
strength aud energy.-stops the "a used
rejuvenates the entire man. Den thou
twenty years with perfect success ~ IN per
sands. Sold by dealers. i'rice' S ave Walls
single vial, or $500 per package o. o., mail on
receipt of price. Address HUMPnHMpeHHNT
UODiEOPATHIC MEDICINE Wv
100 FULTON STREET, n, IL
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DIR. VAN METER,

J. stadeksr & Son sell Coats Thread at 5
cents per spool.
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Unquestionably the best sustained work Of
the kind in the World"
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Best Calico-6 cts, at J. SrADEKER s. Sons
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adopted by the Sabbath School of the Meth
odist Church, South, at Jackson, Miss, Feb
mary "a 1918.
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Supreme Court Decisions,

FEBRUARY 25, 1878.
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Mississippi Legislature.
F0RTY-FIRsT DAY.
HOUSE OF RE 'RESENTATIvES
NIGHT SESSION.

SATURDAY, February %, 1873.
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THE Observation-Disclosures WAR

RnENTQ TIE BOOK OF ALL OTHERS Now
fluEtN y Ready. CURRENT AND M
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A Thrilling Temperance Item.

A minister of the gospel told me
one Of the most thrilling accidents
have heard in my life. A member of
his congregation came home for the
first time in his life intoxicated, and
his boy met him on the door step
clapping his hands, and exclaiming:
papa has come home r He seized
the boy by the shoulder, swung him
sround, staggered and fell III the hall.
The minister said to me, Il spent the
night in that house. l went out, bar
ed my brow that the night air might
fall upon it and cool it, [ walked up
and down the hill. There was his
child dead! There was his wife in
strong convulsion, and asleep A
man about thirty years of age asleep,
with a dead child in the house, having
Il blue mark upon the temple where
the corner of the marble steps had
come in contact with the head as he
swung him around and wife upon
the brink of the grave! "Mr. Cough
said my friend, l cursed the drink.
He had told me that | must remain
until he awoke, and l did. When he
awoke he passed his hand over his
face, and exclaimed, "What is the
matter" Where am /? where is my
boy? You cannot see him. Stand
out of the way. Il will see my boy"
To prevent confusion, took him to
the child's bed, and as l turned down
the sheet and showed him the corpse,
he uttered wild shrek, sAh, nv
child! That minister said further to
me, Zone ear after that he was
brought from lunatic asylum to lie
side by side with his wife in one grave,
and / attended his funeral" The
minister of the gospel who told me
that fact is to-day "A drunken hostler
in stable in Besten. 1t will detase
degrade, imbrate and damn every
Thing that is noble, bright, glorious and !
Cod-like in human being. There is
nothing drink will not do that is vile,
iastardly, cowardly, sneaking or
l,ellish. Why are we not to fight ii
I'll the day Of our death?-Jno. b.
iourE.
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Ay er's
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Eminent Physicians throughout the country
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[COMMUN GATED.
Interest Upon Interest.

Men who are in favor of compelling
The people To pay interest upon inter
est doubiy cOnp0unded-wilI probably
present themselves in this District as
candidates for Congress. Ii is simply
u question of wright and wrong
Should the people vote for a MAJ for
Congress who says, interest on interest
hOubly compounded is right. and
should be paid by the people, because
tile Supreme court says 30?
There are many honest people who
think the debt Question" ought not
to control, or be a question even, in
selecting a congressional representa-
tive. I he recent movement of Mr..
J r. Tucker in Congress shows how
IA fundeT may aid in greatly injuring
the people of Va 10y procuring an act
Of Congress for our spOIlatiOn or great
iniury-if not for our degradati0n.-
What honest Virginia voter is there.
who would. under dny circumstances
support a candidate, who tells BIN in
auVance that-'you have not the NOR
all honesty to pay d just debt aud If |
get intO Congress ! will support any
measure 10y which 81 shall he forced
hy DEGREES of the Federal courts. Ia do
what you have not the honesty 10 do
without icing forced? Nome. | reck-
on. Then how can q man who thinks
interest upon interest is wrong, vote
for "A man who says ii is right?
The act of the New York LegisIa-
ture would he supported 10y fuudtfs in
Congress. and congressional legisla.
ZION. If necessary, procured, 10y his all
to carry it out. Then if the people do
no want such Outrages as those meas
ures perpetrated upon them, let them
under no circumstances vote for a fun
der To represent them in Congress IL
a convention is held let the question
he made fairly and squarely in select
ing the delegates To Il. The Ole Dem
ucrAtic doctrine, that a representative
should re fleet the will Of the people.
is true doctrine. If the "readiusters
have the majority in the District. they
should have the memtPT Ut Congress
if the funders have The majority they
are entitled to the representative -
Should no convention hp held the con-
seTvatiYe party OrganIZat.0 is at an
end. and the r~eadjusters Can take care
or themselves Ii the fuuders prefer
the disruption of The conservative par
~ to a fair contest ia the selection OF
delegates and in tUe action of a con
veutiOn, they can have HEIR choice,
perhaps, but they must bear the re
sronsihility. Each district meeting
in selecting its delegates could 10 H. il
might see fit rs to ''iustructions." &c.
If the fund~rs intend Ia refuse To go
into u convention. let them IA ke il
known. If they hope to succeed 10y
divisions among the rradiusters, they
reckon without h5iT host.
OBSERVER.
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Prot. j. l.. Buchanan gOcs To
Vanderbilt.

Pref. Jno. l.. Buchanan of EN-
DRY & Isnry College has been
elected to a chair in Vanderbilt
University at Nashville, with a
salary of $500, and residence,
and has accepted the position
Emory IL Henry thus loses one
of the ablcst and most efficient of
all the gentlemen who has filled
her chairs. Who shall fill that
vacarcy Some of our aspirants
for Congress will smile, and Prof.
Buch., as he's called, can now, for
the first time, learn what a feet
race he would have made for Con-
gress.