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THE following is the bill which hs

THE following is the bill which has
passed the Senate authorizing the revi-
sion and codifcation of the laws:
AN ACT to Revise and Codify the Laws OF
the State of Mississippi.
WHEREAS. There is an urgent necessity
for the revision and codification of the laws
of this State; and,
WHEREAS, The Hon. J. a. P. Campbell
Judge OF the Supreme Court of the State
has expressed Willingness to perform the
work therefore,
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That the
Hon. .. A. Z. Campbell is hereby author
lied and empowered to revise and codiiy
all the laws of this State of a general ma
ture, and submit the same to the Legisla-
ture of this State at its regular session on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
January, A. D., 1880
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That for
such services the said j. A. r. Cam pbell
shall be entitled to receive out of the Treas
ury of the State the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars ($1.500,) when such services shall
have been performed.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, That in the
event of the death of said j. A. p. Cam p
bell, before such labor is completed, it shall
be lawful for the Governor to appoint some
suitable person in his stead who shall be
fully EN- powered to carry out the terms and
intentions of this act, receiving therefor
such reasonable compensation as may be
agreed upon between such person and the
Governor. not to exceed the sum of fifteen
hundred dollars.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, February 3, 1873.


House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker PERCY in the Chair. Prayer by
Rev. w. II. Watkins, d. d. Roll call
PRESENT -Messrs. AldTich, Allen, Apple
white, Augustus, Bailey, Baker, Ballard,
Basset, Bean, Bird BiZzell, Brown, Bunch,
Carter, Causey, Cham berlain, Clay, Cook,
Cooper, Cunningham of Marshall, Cunning
ham of Monroe, Davidson. Day, Dean, Den
ham, DOckery, DoZier, Eaton, Edwards,
Erwin. Farmer, Farley, Field, Gallagher,
Gholson, Gibson, Glass, Gordon, Gwln,
Hall, Ham ptOn, Hatch, Heathman, Henry,
Hicks of Kinds. Hicks of Yszoo. Hill, Ho-
gin, Hoyle, Hurt, johnson, Key, Lewis,
Liddell, Love, Lusk, Magee of Franklin,
Marshall of Carroll, Marshall of Holmes,
Martin, McCollum, McGehee of Wilkinson
Mclean, McSwine, McWhOrter, Nets, Mil
Ter OF Copiah, Miller of Pamela, Montgom-
cry of Marshall, Montgomery of Oktibbeha,
Moody, Moore, Nelson, Niles, Num-, Par
ker, Pegram, Pintard, Ramsey, Read of
Choctaw, Reid OF Coahoma. Richardson,
Roane, Roberts, Robinson. Scott, Seabrook,
Seal. Stands. Smith, Spight, Spinks, Stow
ers, Street, Tison, Trest. Tucker. Wall. War
rem, Washington, Whitaker, Wilson, Wood,
Young of Calhoun and Young OF Pamela
Jos.
ABsENT-Messrs. Cameron, Catchings.
Dabney, Ford, Gilmer, GoOdrum, Libby,
Marshall of Warren, Mckenzie, Perkins,
Rainey, Redhead, Stamper and Tarver-14.
By Mr.. Gallagher. For a special COM
mlGGe0 OF 0Ves whose uuGy 1t snail be to
examine the charters of all railroads in the
State and report hich of said railroads, il
any, have the exclusive right by their
charters to fix and regulate their charges as
to freight and passenger tariff over their
roads, and report by bill or otherwise.
Adopted.
Mr.. Gholson moved to supend the rules
and proceed to the call of counties forlocal
bills. Carried.
BY Mr.. Hogin. To incorporate Bright
Morning Star Association of Vicksburg-
Referred.
BY Mr.. Hampton. To authorize the Board
Of Supervisors of w ashington county to paw
the Board of Registrars $40 %. Passed.
By Mr.. Hicks to amend the charter OF
Benton, Yazoo county, approved January
| y, 1877. Passed
passing ii. b. to prevent the destruction al
| fish in Holmes and Yazoo counties. Mr.
Gwin moved to table. Lost. Mr.. Bunch
moved to indefinitely postpone the bill
Carried. Mr.. Tucker moved to reconsider
Carried. Mr.. Gordon moved to refer. Car
ried.
BY Mr.. Whitaker. To require the Mobile
and OHIO Railroad Company to file with
the Auditor of Public Accounts exhibits OF
its cost of construction in this State and oil
| its earnings. Referred.
Mr. Robinson called mp FL. B. to authorize
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen OF Bran
don to grant q license to retail 20 A. T.
BuFk, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Clay, chairman Of the Levee Commit
tee, reported one bin with amendment, dc
H. B. In relation Go the Board or 1rissis-
| sippi LeVee Com missf0nefs, amendment
adopted and he bill passed.
A1r. GIhs9na chaiImfIu, reporRd number
/ Q3 nillM Prop ~ Ct EKosss1s
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gulg meuts in the following causes were
Brmrd by the Supreme Court on Monday,
Abruary 4th:
R635 Emmick vs.. ireland.
P65l Perkins, admin'r. VS.. Grey.
"a g. Anderson vs.. Martin * Duke.
RG72 Pojesta & CaZIsSa VS.. Bennett.
R636 johnson rs. the State.
R652 Mairs VS.. West.
Boz Roberts vs.. Weller, Haas Il Co.
judgments in the following causes were
Rerscd:
R6I4 Lake vs.. DulIard, and Uenire fdcidS
awarded.
2Gl4 Owens vs.. Wendell, and remanded.
RGlj. Sanders vs.. Brown, and remanded.
2GIS. Moore ". the State, and remanded
R567. Galloway vs.. Davis, and decree here.
p52S Myers v. Marshall county, remand
ed tn docket
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THE Texas AGRICULTURAL AND Me
CHANIcAL COLLEGE. = We hear with
great pleasure of the prosperous condi
ton and bright promise of this Institu-
ton, of which Hon. T. S. Gathright, late
Superintendent of Public Instruction OF
this State, is the head. From an article
in the Austin CTexas) Gazette, in refer
ence to the College, we have made the
following extract:
Both branches of the College are fortunate
in capable Executive, who will do all that
can be done with the limited means at his
disposal. The main College, at Bryan, has
two hundred and fifty students, and would
have four hundred it 1t had dormitories to
put them in. Applications are continual, but
for the most part are unavoidably rejected
The Board unanimously invites the Hon
Jefferson Davis, OF Mississippi, to deliver
the annual address in June, at the COM
mencemcnt.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, February 5, 1878

TUESDAY, February 3, 1873.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker PERCY in the Chair. Prayer by
Rev. w. IT. Watkins. Roll call:
PREsENT-Messrs. Aldrich. Allen, Apple
white, Augustus. Bailey, Baker, Ballard,
Basse,t, Bean, Bird, Bizzell, Brown, Bunch.
Cameron, Carter, Catchings, CauSey, Cham
berlain. Cooper. Cunningham of Marshall,
Cunningham of Monroe, Dabney, Davidson,
Dean, Denham, Dockery Dozier. Eaton, Ed
wards, Erwin, Farmer, Farley, Field, Ford,
Gallagher, Gholson, Gibson, Gilmer, Glass
Gordon, Gwin. Hall, Hampton. Hatch. Heath
man, Henry, Hicks of Kinds, Hicks of Yazoo,
Hill, Hogin, Hoyle, Hurt, johnson. Kew,
Lewis, Lfddell. Lusk, Love, Maeee of Frank
lin, Marshall OF Carroll, Marshall of Holmes,
Marshall of Warren, Martin, McCollum,
McGehee of Wilkinson, Mckenzie, McWhor-
ter, Nets, Miller of Copiah, Montgomery
Of Marshall, Montgomery of Oktib5eha,
Moody, Moore, Nelson, Niles, Num-, Par
ker, Pegram, Perkins, Pintard, Ramsey,
Reed of Choctaw, Reid of Coahoma, Rich
ardson, Roane, Roberts, Robinson, Scott,
Seabrook, Seal. Stands, Smith, Spight,
Stan per, Showers, Street, Tarver, Tison,
Whitaker, Wilson, Wood, Young of CAL
houn. Young of Pamela Ill.
ABsENT-Messrs. Clay, Cook, Day, Good
rum, Libby, Mclean, Miller of Pamela,
Rainey, Redhead, Spinks.-9.
Mr.. Carter asked TO be excused from sery-
| ice on the special committee to whom was
referred III. B. to provide for the erection OF
| gas works for the Lunatic Asylum. for the
| reason that he had been informed by the
chairman { Mr.. Gallagher,) of the committee
| that it would require great deal of time.
and he was already upon one investigating
committee, which would occupy the whole
OF his time. The request was granted.
The Speaker appointed Mr.. Spight on the
| special committee to investigate alleged
lawlessness In the south western counties
Ofcs Mr.. Applewhite, excused some days
since.
Mr.. Seabrook, chairman Of Committee on
Refrenchment and Reform, reported III. B
| co provide reasonable compensation for the
Circuit Clerks Of Claiborne and other c0un-
j ties, with substitute therefor, providing 4
general bill Mr. Street moved 20 postpone
/ Cha bin until Friday. Carried
Mr. Gibsons chairman. reported the propaI
Rn1oIlmank at d number az hIIlss
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The House concurred Ia the Senate amend-
ments to FL. B. to alter the penalty IL. cases
OF rape; II. B. TO amend section 253, G de
of 1871, in relation tn CoroneF's iEquests ;
FL. b. for the relief of F. III Stubs, Justice
of the Peace in Beat No. 4, Leake county.
and III. b. to amend section 27S6, Code of
1871, in relation TO the arrest of persons
ffefing from justice,
Mr. Gi.olsan at l 90. moved to take re-
cess until 3 30 O'clock. Carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Honse met at 3 80 O'Clock
APPROVED.
The Governor, through Mr. d. w. Rice,
Assistant Private Secretary, Informed tie
House that he has approved the following
bill:
II b. to incorporate the Church OF the
Holy Trinity of Vicksburg.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The House went into Committee of the
WHO'S TO consider the salary bill as adopted
in 1876 Mr.. Gibson in the Chair.
at o'clock, the Committee rose, and ask
ell leave tn sit again at l04a Tomorrow. and
the House adjourned.
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CHARLE8 a. LI0ON,
vs.. 1880 Fl. Fa.

OHANLEH a IIUUN1 ]
vs.. 1870 Fl. Fa.
CATHERINE SPENCER.
DY VIRTUE Of the above stated writ 10 me
D directed from the Office OF mo Circuit
Clerk Of Kinds County, for the FIRST District
thereof 1 viii sell at public auction, 90 the
highest bidder for cash, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, in front Of the City Hell, iu
the City Of Jackson, on the FIRST Monday ih@
4th day Of March, 1873 All the right ulIe end
interest the Defendant has in and % thc lcir
lowing described property, ic-wit; Ne1 8w.f
and SEX Sec g; M end WK seq nnd l1t
Ew1% See. 10; Net1 aud Mes Seq and i8 arfea
In bW< and 81 acre. ln fWil Bee. IN. on in
tQwnRhtp a Hay II Ms lying and NelaF
hLndH county tsti3silHs irNsa. HUlH .tr
property " The delonaaMt. ana Mitl Ur s0I. e.
satisfy ere above at#t tt
February 3 1878
LlnII. l
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MEMORIAL.


To the Honorable Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives of the United States, in Con-
gress assembled:
Your Memorialists, the Legislature Of the
State Of Mississippi, respectfully represent to
your honorable body that that portion of the
State Of Mississippi lying between the Missis-
| sippi and Yazoo rivers, containing about 1000
square miles, and known as the "YaZoO Del
| Ia, lies in the heart of the Gotten belt of the
South. 1t is composed entirely Of alluvium,
deposited through past centuries by the annu-
al overflow of the Mississippi river and prob
ably surpasses in fertility any other portion
of the globe Its capacity for the production
| of cotton and corn, and the consequent sup
port of dense population, is almost without
| limit Each and every acre of this vast sec
tion is naturally as fertile and productive as
the other but at present only the skirts Of it e,
| those portions lying Immediately upon the
| banks Of the river and other streams, are hab-
liable. This is owing TO the fact that the in
terror of the Delta is subject to annual mum
dation from the Mississippi river. The people
inhabiting this district have struggled tor
years to prevent this evil, and to reclaim this
| magnificent territory. Since the late war the
counties of this State Immediately bordering
| upon the Mississippi river, have expended
more than 81 600, 900 in the attempt to main
| tain their levee system. This money was col
| lected by taxation, and, in addition thereto, a
heavy tax upon the cotton thus produced, was
at on time paid to the United States Govern
| ment. Burdens so onerous would have bank
rupted a country less fertile. AS IL is, its ca
| pacity for endurance has been strained to the
utmost tension. Indeed, in the northern tier
| of river counties, the effort to maintain the
levees by taxation has been abandoned, and
| the district is heavily burdened with debt
The future settlement and development of the
Delta is prevented by the certainty Of annual
overfows.
| Your Memorialists believe, and respectfully
represent, that the protection Of this district
/ is q work Of great national Importance; that
i II would throw open 70 the citizens OF che
United States vast new country, where land
would be cheap, and Of fertility far aurpaas-
/ ing any upon this continent except that 81 4
similar nature in other States bordering upon
/ the Mississippi river, and would add 70 che
/ national wealth Ar amount almost incaleu-
liable.
Your asmqfialisfs. ther1faTs. Al fh4t yenI
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NOTICE TO DAILY SUBSCRIBERS.

Most of our subscribers ordered Tue
|1LY for one month, and their time will
&nire with the issue of the sth inst. All
M wish the paper continued to their ad-
la should send one dollar for another
nth. as we propose to continue THE
,ry at least that length of time. Unless
sscription is renewed, the paper will be
enntinued.
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Compare.

N careful comparison of DIR. Prices Spe-
a Flavoring Extracts with others in the
srkct, will convince any person that for
sength and delicacy of flavor, DR.. Prices
far superior. While the other tlavorings
be turpentiny taste and odor. DR..
Bees is a natural as the fruits from which
eY are made.
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b. the Ist of May, 1877, the Assets of the
hpauy invested in securities. worth the
lue placed upon them by the Company, were
b, iii. and its reserve liability was $40,
/: leaving a surplus as regards policy hold
of S3i3 So. Ia other words, the Company
4 more than two dollars of Assets for each
d lar Of reserve liability, and this certainly is
Hcient margin 20 give its patrons ample
hrantee Of It's safety.-The Spectator, Oct
E1AI1 -ian3O- It
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President of the Senate
APPROVED, February 2 1873.

CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS and Memoir
al to the Congress Of the United States, in
regard to Mississippi Levees.
RESOLVED, by the House of Representatives
of the State of Mississippi, (the Senate concur
ring), That the following Memorial Of the
Legislature of the State of Mississippi TO the
Congress of the United States, in regard to
the Mississippi Levees, be and is hereby
adopted.
RESOLVED FURTHER, That the Clerk Of this
House be, and is hereby instructed, to trans
nit copy of said Memorial, with these Reso-
lutions, to each of our Representatives and
Senators in Congress, and that they be, aud
are hereby requested, to use every effyrt TO Sc
cure the favorable action of Congress in re-
gard to the same:
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I'VE call attention Of our readers to
/ professional card Of Doctor c. BEARD, the
Unknown New Orleans Oculist and Aurist.
\. Beard can give excellent accommodations
bic Orleans Infrmary, ~ Canal ST., New
bean, to patients requiring operations.
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FHE entertainment to have been given
the ladies at Ange'o's Hall tomorrow
hnrsday) night, has been postponed until
sdnesday of next week, 18th inst. We
il give notice of place in future issue.
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AfississSppt Central.

The CLARION, By an overwhelming vote
nrat ballot was reelected State printer !:
10 is deserving compliment to the pro-
Aet0rs. We extend Go them our hearty
pgratdlations: no paper III the State has
knk harder FOR the re-estab lishmenk nf
ma rule. nua dealt the caRpht-ban gers anf1
A7fa3e harder blows fllan tito EEhAroM
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DOughnats.

III you desire doughnuts thar are the
lcest and richest you ever ate, make them
p0m DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder. ac-
erding TO the directions on the can. Such
Dughnuts, with q cup of coffee, and a
|ght Cream Baking Powder biscuit, would
ause delightful surprise to the uninitia-
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Expressed 'EheIr Delight

Thousands of ladies' of refinement have
4 pressed their delight at finding such del
Ate, fresh, flowery fra gTance in DR.. Prices
hIque Perfumes, Pet Rose, Alista Bouquet.
Eening Violet, and his odors. Ladies and
fntlemen OF taste appreciate the sweetness
Dr. Prices Perfumes.
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BRIDGE To LET.

NJ Office Is hereby given that specifications
IN for Bridge, 10 be built on Hanging Moss
Greek, on Jackson and Canton Road, ia now
on file in the Chancery Clerks Office lot Dis
trict, Kinds county, and sealed bids win be-
received until the LIST Monday ia March next
when said Bridge will be let TO the lowest bid
der, the Board reserving the right TO reject
any bid for cause.
w. 7. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. g. MooRE d. o.
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Carr. b. T. WALsHE, 40 Canal
feet, New Orleans. is the acknowledged
kdcr in Shirts and Mems Furnishing Goods,
ID we know he sells the best goods at lowest
sces n73m
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS a nd Memo
rial to the Senate and House of Representa-
tives of the United States, in reference to
Mail Facilities between Memphis and Vicks-
burg, along the Mississippi river.
RESOLVED, by the House of Representatives
of the State of Mississippi, (the Senate con-
curing That copies of the folio wing Memo
rial, signed by the President of the Senate,
and by the Speaker of the House, be trans
mitted to the President of the Senate of the
United States and to the Speaker of the House
of Representatives.
RESOLVED, That our Senators and Repre-
sentatiyes in Congress be, and are hereby
requested, to favor the object of this Memo
rial.
To the Senate ana House Of Representatives
in Congress assembled;
Your MemOrialists, the Legislature Of the
State of Mississippi represent that the people
living on and near the banks of the Missi g.
sippi river, between the cities of Memphis and
Vicksburg, are seriously Inconvenience and
damaged by want of proper and efficient
mail facilities that the reduction of the
mails from three a week to two a week, worked
injury to the best interests Of the people in
that section of the country, besides great
inconvenience that the merchants of Mem
phis, Vicksburg and intermediate towns, are
dependent on these mails for orders for sup
plies and merchandise; that the country is,
in a great part, unprovided with the means
for Geographic communication that the peO-
pie learn with surprise that n further reduce
ton of the mails to one a week is cOntempla ted.
Your Memorialists further represent, that
the country lying back from the river is of
such a character that, during many months
of the year, it is impossible to carry the
mails through it, thus cutting off the people
on the river from communication by that
means with the interior railroads.
They further represent, that the conditions
that apply to the country on the east bank of
the Mississippi river, are the same on the
west bank, between the cities of Memphis and
Vicksburg.
Therefore, your Memorialists urge your
consideration of the above Memorial, and
pray for the relief asked therein.
Adopted by the House of Representatives
January z, 1878.
w. A. PERCY,
Speaker of the House.
Concurred in by the Senate, January -,
1873.
R. o. REYNOLDS,
President of the Senate.
Rab~
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THE liver being the largest and most
EDortant gland in the system, what affects
hust affect all others; to keep its action
kpral use HOME SToM ,cH BITrERs.
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How 10 Make Good Bread.

Use DoOLEY's YEAST POWDER, and you
Rill have no difficulty. The substances en-
BRING into its composition are perfectly
hre, healthy and nutritious.
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following words: Provided,
the county, in whose charge he M
have three days previous notice OF
and place Of delivering such schedule, a..
shall be the duty Of said Sheriff, on not.
thereof, to investigate the case, and see
whet her a truthful schedule has been delivered
on the part OF the prisoner"
SEc. 2 Be it further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPRovEp. February 2. 1878.
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HOUSE CONCURRENT hkNN4N to-
favor the completion Of a Southern Line
Railway from the east bank of the Missis-
sippi River, near tho thirtr-secOud parallel
of north latitude, 10 the Pacific Ocean4
WHEREAS The Government Of the United
States has granted millions Of acres Of public
lands and hundreds Of millions OF dollars 10 the
construction and completion Of a line Of rail-
way for the benefit Qf the northern portion Of
the country from the Valley of the Mississippi
TO the Pacific Ocean, along or near the asa
parallel Of north latitude, known as the
Union" and Central Pacific Railroads
which said railway line is owned by two COR
pOratiOns which are gigantic mouopolcs, have
ing control Of all,the railway freight and pass
enger transportation at their own prices from
the Mississippi Valley 20 the Pacific Coast
and,
WHEREAS The southern portion Of the
United States has no direct railway cOmmu-
nication between the Pacific and the Atlantic
coasts, which is so essential TO the purposes
of travel aud commerce, and the development
of the vast resources of this region Of couu-
try; therefore,
SECTION l. Be il resolved by the House OF
Representatives Of the State of Mississippi
(the Senate eoncurring) That the Congress OF
the United States, under proper legal restric-
tons, should adopt some measures which will
secure the speedy construction and completion
of "A southern line of railway, from the east
bank of the Mississippi river, as near as prac-
ticable along the 32d parallel OF north latitude,
TO Ships Channel in the Bay Of San Diego on
the Pacific Coast
SEC. =. BE IL further resolved, That the en-
tire line of said railway should be under the
control and management Of one company, so as
TO form a competing line Of railway 10 the
other lines which now exist, or may hereafter
be completed, from the Mississippi Valley 20
the Pacific Coast, independent Of and without
combination with such other railroad ccmpa-
MES.
SEC. g. BE IL futher resolved, That our meme
bers OF Congress from this state be and they
are hereby earnestly requested to use their best
efforts TO carry out the purposes set forth here
in, aud that n copy Of these resolutions be
transmitted. through the mails, without delay
to each one Of them by the Secretary of State.
Adopted by the House January p, 1873.
W. A. PERCY
Speaker of the House.
Concurred in by the Senate January "a 1878.
r. o. REYNOLDS,
President of the Senate.
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Ia.
iuss
perma-
boundary
YaEoo river.
Adopted by
January l9 1875.
-
Coneurred in by the Sea-
RIO.
PresideuA
APPROVED, February 2 1874.
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February 4, 1873.