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lsEY GOODS.
DoS,T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
] foS unti, you hare called st
- BROWNE. & ROWE'S
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.

S.r SPRING DRESS GOODS at as'onishtnssy
low price,. ,r,Sys ,n ,hc c;sv at i to t,xc.
lanra lnt y CJiF;D and BROWN COT1oNS at lowest
PRICE ps eS.SS3SEPFs 20, for men and boys SPECIALITY.
SWISS MUSI.iNS and other WHITE eo.'DS
very low. =, YnppoYnERIrS and in
NOTIONS, HosIERI. FANGd 4 GOODS, 1o;s &c'' we
W are now offering special Inducements 10 CASH
,ImxEpS So cali and examine and you Will be sat
iSfcd.
L'"H ~ ~" MOURNING GOODS.
DON'T FORGE THE PLACE.
BROWNE & ROWE.
TO ona CHEAP DRY GOODS SToEE.
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.sfoRTEARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending March
23d, compiled from sections returns re-
ceived at the Office OF the Board OF Health !:
Cause Of Death: ApopIexy, white !;
congestion Of brain. white; consumption,
l white; conyulsions-infantile, l colored !;
dropsy, colored; erysipelas, white; fe-
yer-scarlet, 2 white; feyer-1yphold, l
colored; heart-disease, l white; infiamma-
tion OF bowels, colored; Inflammation OF
brain, white; marasmus, white; teeth
ing, colorcd; unknown, 2 colored; whoop-
ing-cough, colored. Whole number OF
deaths IN the city, exclusive Of still-births,
10. Age: One day to thirty. coored;
one month to six, l white. l colored-
total, 2: six months to twelve, l white;
one year to three, l colored; five years to
ten, 3 white; ten years to twenty, white,
coIored-total, g. thirty years to forty, L
white; forty years to fifty, l white; sixty
Years to seventy, > white. Condition: SIM
gle, white, S colored-Lotal, 16: married,
= white; widowers, l white. NatiUity.
Richmond, II; other parts OF the United
States, g.: Germany. unknown, l. Lo-
caIity: Marshall Ward, / white, l color
ed-total, 3: Jefferson Ward, > colored; !;
Madison Ward, ) white; Monroe Ward, 9
co!ored; Clay Ward, 4 white; jackson
Ward, coIored; almshouse, white. BY
arhOp, Certified: Regular practitioners, 8
white, 5 colored-total, IA; coroner, =
white; Board OF Health, 8 colored.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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VOL. LII. !.
8irI,moud 4ispattll.

Rs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIHCU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DREEDEN Il FON,

BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS,
will open this day and during this week an aSsorl
In"ni 0f .. - o.,>,
which has never been equalled in variety Of styles
and In prices In this market.
They guarantee TO sell all GOODS as low as they
can he bought in the retail houses Of New Iork cil
They ASA .peclal attention to unusual bargains In
BLACK and COLORED SlLkS-a very large as
sCrtIntnt. lower than ever known before.
Their stock Is now complete in all departments
Inh 25-lw
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/ PUBLIC PRINTING. Superintendent Fray.
ser Yesterday awarded. contracts for doing
the State printing from 1st April, 1878, to
1st OF April, 1879:
To p. Keenan,: Senate Journal. bills.
documents, &C.. 80 cents for composition
and 90 cents for press-work. House Jour
nal, bills, documents, &c, same price.
Acts of Assembly, 40 cents for compost
ton aud Ia cents for press-Work.
Twenty-ninth Grattan-C Composition, 30
cents; press-work, 90 cents.
All other pamphlet work, 80 cents foI
composition and 20 cents for press-work.s
Job work-Co Composition, 10 cents pei
thousand, and press-work 10 cents.
Binding is divided between Randolph q
English and w. E: Si:nons. I.
The bidders for the printing were Z.
keenan,, Henry Schott, J. e. Goode, u. q !.
FERGUSON, Clemmitt & Jones, and G. w.
Gary.
For annual reports P. Keenan, and G. W.
Gary bid the same prlce-viz., % cents for
composition and 90 for press-work. This
contest is to be decided hereafter.
These prices are much lower than for the
present year.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLEI


SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED
10 the stock of
FRENCH HANDMADE GARMENTS FOB LADIES.
which are offered below cost to close out the lot.
ATTENTION is ALSO CALLED
to the large stock of
PLAIN AND CoLoRED SILKS
at lower prices than ever.
ATTENTION IS ALSO CALLED
to very large stock Of
DRESS GOODS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
at astonshiugly low prices.
DRTGOoDS
are now sold at
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER KNOWN BEFORE,
LEVY BROTHERS
give their customers The full advantage of all oil
their bargains.
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REDUCTION IN PRICES.
SFINE-THREAD. of all numbers and quail

SFINE-THREAD. of all numbers and quail
SrISE-TWfNES. .SEINE-LINES,
SEiNE-C -CORkS and CORkWOOD,
YAWKlNG, &C.
nm now Offering the above goods at 4 still fur
n radurron in order 10 close ont entire stock be-
Imrc moyinc All in wan; would do well TO CALL ut
'nc l"Is l.. LICHTENSTEIN-
'">" 1905 and 1907 Franklin street.
sole importer Of the LION BRAND SEINE
"JuREAD Warranted 70 give satisfaction.
SETTiTC; for UAND-SEINES, any length or
III ai.,oys on ON hand NH -
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Dsss0srTloNs & PARTNERSHIPS.
RICHMOND. VA, NarcD -, s s.
rY,UE FIRM OF REDFORD BROTHERS

1 l. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
G.. r. REpFoRD reircs. 7. REhFpRD l!av-
ing purchased the interest of &. +. and D. ). RED
FORD II. the RESTAURANT BUSINESS hnre,o-
tore carried Oh nj No. 3l2 east Broad street vii!
continue the business at the same place.
y. :. kEDFORD having purchased the Interest
of C E.aui \. T.. REproRD IN the CIGAR aniT0-
BACCO BUSINESS hcr"tOfurs. carried Oh ut No.
22I eat Broad Street will continue tie business at
the same place , ,..
n REproEp assumes all the liabilities OF the
late firm ,,,
both n T. and d. =. REDroRD are authorized TO
So'SNt az" ''n'i > ~ uh OILS
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WHOLESALE WOODEN AND WlL"
w LoW-WARE, ROPES, TWlNEs' TIN
WARE, &c.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended 10 ths
lat. firm, and with the determination 10 meet lhe
views OF the trade as TO prices and quality OF 2o09s
me in offering, solicit continuance and enlarged
patronage.
fe IL ANDREW II, Sot'.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE MILLER CAsE.--Mr. George F. Mil.
Ter, of Rochester, Ind, brother OF the
young lady who. died suddenly at Ford's
Hotel last week, yesterday visited his sis.
ter's grave at Oakwood Cemetery and gave
orders that it be turfed. He also contracted
and paid for a marble Slab to be erected
there. lie reimbursed Coroner Taylor for
bis individual outlay in seeing bis sister de-
Gently buried, paid Mr.. Ford her board
bill, and last night departed for home with
her trunk. clothes, and satchel.
The cause OF Miss Miller's visit to Rich
mond is as much mystery as ever. 1t is
only known that she was estranged from
her family, who are weIl-to-dopeople; that
sue was miliner by occupation: that she
recently, stayed a week at the National
Hotel, at Washington; that she was lady
like in behavior; that she eagerly read the
newspapers every morning, as if expecting
some intelligence OF special interest to her;
that she was reserved and reticent; and
finally. that she died very suddenly. From
some words that escaped her brothers lips
it is believed that she bad at one time been
an inmate or a lunatic asylum.
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1-0W Is THE TINE TO BUY YOUR
my GOODS CLOTHING,r BOOTS,
SHOES. &c.
Nv stock which Is now complete with sPkiNG
STTfES, will be sold NJ remarkably iow prices 20
IIns. nutmy whole stock ROW on band. rs intend
~ close out The cutirc stock before moving,
All no<c in want wilt please Give me caal ana oe
convinced. -. 1Isu -, rna,.,i,r s,ra,t
100 ana 1tOI stieft'
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VTANTED, BOARDERS.-MRs. EAS-
w LEY. No. Sl1 east Grace street, has one desl-
rable FRONT ROOM. suitable for gentleman and
wife; also two ROOMS suitable for single gentle
men. TABLE-BOARDERS also accommodated,
mi
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~ a MIS-.

VVANTED.-A YOUNG MAN OF steady
w ard regular habits WANTS EMP. .OI-
MENT; is u MILLER by trade, but must have
something TO do. Address ". H., 42u east MARSHALL
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK
W In some wholesale house by Il Young man who
writes good hand is quick and accurate at figures,
and can influence trade. Can give the very best re-
ference. Address r." care of Dispatch office.
NH 26.3t
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WANTED, 4 SETTLED WOMAN TO
w COOK, WASH. and IRON, without iucum
brance Must understand her business well. Apply
at corner OF Twenty eighth and Broad streets.
NH y
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FRENCH HANDMADE GARMENTS FOE LADiE
which are offered below cost to close out the lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-27

LOWER PRICES THAN EVER KNOWN BEFORE,
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RATES TIE SAME AS AT THE NEW YOI
OFFICES.
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ATTENTION is ALSO CALLED
DRYGOODS

DRESS GOODS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
at astonishIugly low prices.
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WANTED, TO SELL THE FOR
w fEIFED PLEDGES remaining unsold from
last sale consisting Of the largest lot of DIAMONDS
from SIS up: GOLD OPEkA-CHAiNS. $40
up; E!NGS, BUTTONS. NECK-CHAiNS, VEST
CHAINS. 5. A. WINSTOCk, Loan Broker,
NH 2-lm No. IL north Fourteenth street.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

johnson, Lid3eII. Love, Luak,- Magee 9
Franklin, MARSHALL Of Holmes, Nc
Collum, MeGehee of Wilkinson, Ne
Kenzie, Mclean, MsSwine. Miller Of
Pamela, Montgomery of Marshall
Moody, Nelson, Niles, Parker, Rainey
Reed OF Choctaw, Reid of Coahoma, Red
head, Richardson, Roberts, Robinson, Sea-
brook. Smith, Spight, Spinks Stampcr,
Tarver, Tresf, Wall, Warren, Wood. Young
of Pamela.
For Mr.. Nc CdrdEe.-Senators Allen. Bar
ry, Cowan, Parish. Jewell, FitzGerald,
Foote, Furlong, GayIes, Gilbert, I4enneau,
Lowrance, Morgan, Reynolds.
Representatives Augustus, Baker, Cham
berIain. Clay. Erwin, Field, Gholson. Glib
son, Goodrum, Gordon, Hall. Hampton,
Hogin, Marshall of Warren, Martin, Nc
Whorter, Moore, Pegram, Pintard, sScott,
Stands, Showers. Street. .Tison. Tucker,
ashington, Wilson, Young of Calhoun,
Mr. Speaker.
For Mr. ChaubeTs.-Senator Bills.
Representative Cook.
For Mr. Tnrner.-Senator Pratt
Representatives Cameron, Edwards, Gil
mer.
For Mr. HILiGrd.- Catch
ings. Henry. Miller of Copiah, Montgom-
erv OF Oktibbeha.
The Lieutenant Governor declared Mr..
Wall ell, cted.
The convention having adjourned, the
House returned to legislative business, aud
at O'Clock P NJ, adjourned.
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In our style Of climate, with It's sudden
changes OF temperature,-rain, wind and
sunshine often intermlRgled In a single day
it Is no wonder that our children, friends
and relatives are so frequently taken from
us by neglected colds half the deaths re-
sulting directly from this cause. A bottle
of Boschee's German Syrup kept about
your home for Immediate use will prevent
serious sickness. a large doctors bill, and
perhaps death, by the use of three or four
dOfes. For curing Consumption, Hem
orrhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group
or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its
success is simply wonderful, as your drug.
gist will tell you. German Syrup is now
sold in every town and village on this con-
nent, Sample bottles for trial, To-; regular
size, 75c.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

The Mobile Life Insurance Company. Of No
bile, Ala, is going steadily on in quiet, care
full, prudent way, increasing in strength and
On the lst Of May, 1877, the Assets Of the
Company invested in securities, worth the
value placed upon them by the Company, were
$684, III and its reserve liability was $40,
$50; leaving a surplus as regards policy hold
ers Of $343, 862. In other words, the Company
had more than two dollars Of Assets for each
dollar Of reserve liability, and this certainly is
sufficient margin to give its patrons ample
Sd, 1878. " - D'''''' --' '0'''' wv
We take pleasure in transferring the fore
going to our columns. 1t is from the high
est and most impartial authority in insur-
ance matters. In addition to the securities
above mentioned, the company has among
other gilt-edge assets, 100000 United States
Government Registered Bonds, and as Sc
curity for Mississippi policy holders, has
$4,000 OIL deposit with the Auditor, as re-
quircd by law. This company believes In
the principle of reciprosity, and of investing
at least a portion of Its income In safe Sc
curitics at home. For instance, 1t loaned
the Masonic fraternity of Okalona the sum
of ten thousand dollars, taking a first mort
gage bond on the new Masonic Temple at
that place, and the fraternity, showed their
appreciation OF this timely aid, by giving
the company insurance business to the
amount of 100000. We will add that the
writer of this and several other citizens Of
Jackson, after careful Investigation, trans
ferred their policies from the American Life
of Philadelphia to this substantial, we'll
managed and prosperous home company.
WeVery cordially commend the Mobile Life
to such Of our readers as prefer to invest In
thoroughly sound, safe and honest company.
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OF the past, how many bogus nOstrums
may be numbered! Beginning their careers
with tremendous flourish OF trumpets,
blaZoned for time In the public prints and
on flaming posters, soon, bat not too soon,
were they relegated to the limbo OF things
lost ON earth. But HOstetter's Stomach
Bitters is living and thriving remedy. IL
goes on, curing and TO cure. Neither un-
derhand nor open competition affecti 1t. On
the contrary, contrast with Inferior rivil
preparations only increases its popularity.
1t has been repeatedly initiated, but with
out success. Counterfelts Of Ii have been
surreptitiously introduced, but have fallen
fiat. Everywhere It entrenches Il In the
confidence Of the people: and well It may,
for 1t is thoroughly reliable invigorant OF
the feeble, banishes dyspepsia and constipa-
ton, braces the neves, cures rheumatic ALL
ments and kidney complaints, and eradicates
and prevents intermittent and remittent
levers.
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Are always pleasant to contemplate, as
every dyspeptic sufferer who uses Parker's
Ginger Tonic VIII attest. To obtain from
this remedy the most gratifying relief when
distressed with Headache, Low Spirits, Ner-
vOusness, Wakefnlness, PalpitatiOn OF the
Heart, Liver Disorders, CosEiveness, Pain
in the Stomach, Heartburn, Cramps, etc, Is
pleasant experience that surprises no less
than it comforts. Another remarkable EeA-
ture of this remedy is its powerful specific
action on the skin and mucous surfaces Of
throat and lungs by which Il unfailIngly
cures the worst cases of Cough, Cold and
Sore throat. 1t cures in a wonderful short
and protects The feeble from Consumption.
Buy 81. 90 bottle from your druggist, or q
sample bottle at Is cts, and test les merits.
For sale by Byron Lsmlv Jackson, Miss.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

| re uItnTe, Commerce and Manufactures re-
ported I'll. B. TO amend the act prohibiting
| the sale OF cotton corn, ETC., at night, DO
pass.
EsoLUFIoNs.
By Mr.. Reynolds. To notify the House
/ that the Senate would be ready to go into
joint session TO elect Librarian, Public Prin-
ter, Superintendent or Penltentiary, and
Commissioner OF Immigration at IL o'clock,
| by ballot. Adopted.
| NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Jewell. To prevent over insur-
ance Ia this State. Referred.
BY Mr.. Morgan. Providing an additional
oath TO be taken BY members of Boards OF
Supervisors in regard to the selection Of
grand jurors, Referred
By Mr.Them psou. For the relief OF B F.
FIeasanfs, Union Parish, louisiana. Re-
b Mr.. Morgan. To require all county
officers to hear the charge of the judge to
the grand jury. Referred.
By Mr.. West. For the benefit of common
schools in the city of Holly Springs. Re-
By Mr.. Barry. To revise and codify the
laws of the State. Mr.. Montgomery moved
to strike out u 800 and insert $500, tabled.
Referred.
BY Mr.. Barry. To provide against pos
sible frauds or mistakes In the Issuance of
witness certificates. Referred.
APPROVED.
The Governor through Mr.. A. NJ. Nelson,
Private Secretary, reported that he has APP
proved y. b. making an appropriation to
defray the expenses of the Legislature.
Mr.. Reynolds called up the resolution on
Joint Convention, and moved to concur in
the House amendment. Carried
>. b. making an appropriation OF $1,000 to
pay certain counsel fees for representing the
State in certain cases now pending before
the Supreme Court of the United States.
Passed.
Yeas--Messrs. Bills. Callicott, Carter lst
District, Carter 9th District, Currie, Dowd, |
Parish, Jewell, FITZGERALD, Fsrlong
Gibbs, Gilbert, Griffin, Hooker, jackson, |
Lanueau, McCaskill, Morgan, Oldham, |
Pratt, Reynolds, Rogers, Thompson, Vance, |
West
Nays-Messrs. Cowan, Foote, Terry.
Absent--Messrs. Allen. Barry, Bridges, |
Gayles, King, Montgomery, Peery.
Leave of absence was granted Messrs. |
West, Peery and Barry.
SENATE BILLS.
5. B. Incorporating BatesviIe High |
School, Pamela county, with amendments.
Passed.
S, j. r. instructing our Senators in Con-
gress on the silver bill. Laid on the table
subject to call.
). B. to carry into effect section II of the
act creating Sharkey county. Tabled sub
ect TO call.
S. B. to incorporate the Sea-shore Camp
iround. Amendment adopted, and the bill
passed.
II. b. to incorporate the Friars Point Oil
Will Passed.
Dir. Vance, chairman of Committee on En-
oiled Bills, reported that the following bills
we're enrolled and presented to the Gov
.rnOr: III. B. to provide tor the payment
If taxes in Tunica county; S. b. to make
IN appropriation to deIrav the expenses of
he Legislatures; III. b. to change the time
If holding Chancery Courts in Oktibbeha
county.
The hour having arrived for the Joint
the Senate proceeded to the
Iall of the House of Representatives.
(See House proceedings for Joint Conven-
ion)
The Senate returned to its Chamber and
djourned.
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An old phys.ciar Retired trttm practice.
having had placed in biz hfuds bV az EaGl
India missionary the tstniult % gimnic
vegetable remedy tOr the atso-ly nud poruc-
lent cure OF consumption. bFunchitia, ca-
tarrh, asthma, and al throat and lung nGcc-
lions also pUsltltiVe sud radical cure Coz
nervous debility and all nervous complains,
after having tested lie wonderful curative
powers la thousands OF caats, has feels it Boo
lows. Actuated by thls motive. and 3 dasirr
70 relieve human suffering. 1 will aand. fur
Of charge, 70 AL who desire o., thia recine n
German French or English, with Gnll direo-
tons TOR preparing and using. Sent by mall
paper, w. w. Sherar, TAG Power.' Block
Rochester, N. Y.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TuEspAY. January q. 1873.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Speaker PERcY in the Chair. Prayer
by Rev. j. i. Zealey, d. ID. Roll call:
PREsENr-Messrs. AldFich, Allen, apple
white, Augustus, Bailey, Baker, Ballard, Bas-
sett, Bean. Bird, Bizzell, Brown, Bunch.
Cameron. Carter, CafcIings, Causey, Cham
berlafn. Clay, Cook, Cunningham of Mar
shall. Cunningham of Monroe ,Dabuey, Day.
idson, Day Dean, Denham, D0ckery, Dozier,
Eaton. Edwards Erwin, Farmer, Field,
Ford, Gallagher, Gholson. Gibson. GiImer,
Glass, Goodrum, Gordon, Gwfn Hall, Hamp-
ton, Heathman, Henry, Hicks of Kinds,
Hill, Hogin, Hoyle, Hurt, johnson, Key,
Liddell, Love, Lusk, Magee Of franklin,
Marshall OF Warren, Martin, McCOlIum,
Mctiehee Of Wilkinson, Mckenzie. Mclean.
McSwine, McWhoFter, Nets, Miller Of Pa-
nOia, Montgomery of Marshall, Montgomery
of Oktibbeha, Moody. Moore, Nelson, Niles.
Mum, Parker, Pegram, Perkins. Pintard, Rail
ney. Ramsey, Reed Of ChOctaW, Reid Of Goa
homa, Redhead, Richardson, R0ane, Rob-
erte, Scott, Seabrook, Seal. Stands.
Smith, Spighf, Spfnks. Stamper, Showers,
Street. Taryer, Tison, Trest. Tucker, Wall,
Warren. Washington. Wilson. Wood. Young
of Calhoun, Young Of Panola-111.
ABsEET-Messrs-C Cooper, Farley. Hatch,
Hicks OF Yazoo, Lew1s, Libby, Miller OF
COpiah, Robinson and Whltaker-9.
Leave Of absence was granted to Messrs.
Farley and Spinks.
MI. Gmfn. chairman Commitkee 81 Cor
poratiOis, reported one bill With substitute,
III pass; and fhree House bills, do not pass
The report was taken up.
II. y. - amend section 141o. Code Or 1871 I
II relation @ suItz sgaInst eoIpoEs tions.
subs dilute 81 pass. Mr Street moved 10 re-
fer tbs biIl and substitute 10 TIE judiciary
Iommlktse. Carried
H B 81 fheornurnte the KIafsa wa&fa County
Cooperative Association, 80. los, Eztron1
a. AshandFy, do uot pass. MFs awin|
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Fl. B. 70 abolish the Office Of Notary Pub
lie 81 Virkshnrg. ia Rnt pass. Mr.. Marshall
OF Warrem m wed To table.
ii. B. 90 allow the Supervisors OF COplah
county TO better provide for the care OF
public records, do not pass Tabled.
IA. j. X. proposing the submission OF an
AInendment to the Constitution TO the peO-
pie providing for biennial elections, was
referred to the Committee on Constitutional
Amendments.
Al 80 p. NJ. tina House adjourned.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

JOSHUA GREGN, ChanceFy Court Firrt
vs.. Dist2 Kinds County.
W. H. GIBBS, ct al. Mississippil
ON opening the sworn petition az r,wrs1
" n. Moore, fled in this cause, and n 40
pesring 70 the satisfaction Of The Court 40
one Of the defendants therein, j. J.. Rirkom-
dali, does not reside IN Che State OF MirairrfD-
pi, but resides beyond the limita thereof -
wit; state at aiasOuFi, pOstOilco not know.
80 that the ordinary process Of this Court cen.
not be executed against hims IL ia therefor
ordered by the Court that said dofondnnt II
l. Kirkendall, do enter his Appearances her.ir
on or before the Fourth Monday Of March. =.
u IoIe, the same being . regular term Of snif
Court thereof, at the Courtroom, In the DIV al
Jackson, Kinds county, Mississippi, aud plead.
answer or demur 70 e0mplainanta petition. -
the several allegations thereof win 10 tnhrn
for confessed as 20 him, IL q further ordered
that this order be pphlished 81 TIE Weekly
Clarion, Newspaper published "a the civ ~
Jackson anQe week tor four eouroorifr-.
weeks. Ordered this January ga 49,
W. i. RATIIRE. CLERK
BY a. q MoonE. D. "a
A true copy from the Eafmuteu.
W. 7. RATLIFR, Clerk
By A. g, Moons, D. G.
jana 'T84W.
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TWELFTH DAY.
sENATE.
MoNDAY. Iannorv q e,

MONDAY, January Il, 1878.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment
1 Lieutenant Governor SIMS in the Chair.
PRAYER by Rev. DIR. Watkins Roll call !.
PREsENT-Messrs. Allen, Barry, Bills,
Bridges, Callicott, Carter 1st District, Car
ter 9th District, Cowan, Currie, Dowd, FAR
isl, Fewell, FitzGerald, Foote, Fnrlong,
Gayles, Gibbs, Gilbert, Griffin, Hooker,
Jackson, Lanneau, LowFances McCaskill,
Montgomery, Morgan. Oldhams Perry
Patti. Reynolds. Rogers, Terry, Ihomp-
sen, Vance and WestM35.
ABsKNT-MF. King,
BY mr.. Perry Presented d memorial
II IN s1ndry citizens Of Carroll CO.. eeklng
le glslatlon reducing heights on 1Nllr0AAA,
~ q for the protection 6g stock. Referred
~ Mr.. Terry. Presented 3 position of j i.
Justice or CHE Peace In Benton county,
e sing for compensation fcf trials 81 Nin
Az State cases Referred
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