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SENATE.
THIRTY-FoURTH DAY.
FRIDAY, Feb Is, 1880

FRIDAY, Feb Is, 1880.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment, 1t
Gov. Sims in the chair. Pryor by Rev. DR.
Watkins. Present 81; absent 3-Messrs. A
R. Carter, Peery and Singleton.
On motion of Mr.. Cowan the vote whereby
H. 3. No. iii. to incorporate McComb CITY
was passed, was regions
Mr.. Kins offered the following amendment
which was adopted.
Amend by adding the following: Provided
that the property of the Chicago, ST. Louis s
New Orleans Railroad, of every kind, situa-
led in Said town, shall be taxed the same as
other property.
As amended, the bill was passed
Leave of absence from day to day was
granted to Mr.. A. r. Carter,
Mr.. johnson presented petition of citizens
of Les county, asking relief against rail-
roads. which was referred 90 Committee On
Railroads.
Petitions of like purpert from citizens OF
Alfalfa and Newton counties, were presented
by Messrs- Cooper and Humphries respective
On motion of Mr. Reynolds the privileges
of tue Seuate Hese extended 70 Hon. Jacob
Thorn pson, OF Tennessee.
The Committees on Finance, Counties and
County Boundaries and Public Health and
Quarantine and Levees submitted reports,
which were tabled, subject to call
Mr.. Hamilton offered the following resolu-
ton, which vas adopted
whereas, There IL an Anaecountable delay
in the reception of official reports from vari-
Gus State officers, who in accordance with
law. should have made said reports at the be-
ginning of the Legislatures therefore
Resolved Il.al coml....ee@ - =. .er41 - aT-
pointed to investigate the cause, or cacses, Of
such delay. and report the same to this body.
H B. No-2 10 incorporate the Commercial
Bank ofAEeridian, was referred 10 Committee
on Banks and Banking.
Mr. Cowan introduced
8. q, No. III, an act for the relief Of David
Magee. ef Issaquena county. Referred to
Commit fee on Claims
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A BILL,
An Act for the Relief of Married
Men.
BY HON. A. ). LEWIS, OF CLAIBoRN

/ BY HON. a. ). LEWIS, OF CLAIBORNE.
/ Be it by the State of Mississippi enacted,
That of the many duties Of married men
exacted;
/ A married man hereafter a Baron sole may
be,
! And in matters non-connubial his actions
shall be free;
He may vote at election, with loving wife's
And hold any office in the State or Gov
eminent;
He may sue and be sued, be impleaded and
may plead;
He may sell his own estate, and execute a
deed;
He may be contracted with, and may for
himself contract,
Provided that his spouse shall approve each
separate act
Be it further enacted, and this is section
A husband may receipt for any sum his
due,
But Of each SUM collected, to avoid connu-
bal strife,
He shall pay two-thirds thereof for the COM
fort Of his wife.
Be it further enacted-you may count this
section three
lodgings shall be free,
That for suudries, no woman shall make an
extra charge,
Unless the married mans inclined to run
ming out at large.
Be it further euacted-to be numbered
section four
Which will complete this bill when Ee
get one section more
No feae shall be debarred, when election day
shall come,
From voting DOR the reason that a baby is
at home;
She shall vote when she pleases, whist her
husband baby holds,
And may fight her way in triumph through
the rabble 10 the polls.
Re il further enacted-by way OF section
five
No man shall be expelled from his wife's
domestic hive.
As long as she is willing he may dwell in
SAFETY there,
And in caring for &Le babies with his wife
shall take share;
He may sit at the table with his babies and
his wife,
Unless he claims the titbits, and thus en-
gapders strife.
He NAV wear his own breeches his coat,
his hat, his vest,
ITnleSs his wife Shalf WISH " wear MS
breeches by request.
The whisky and tobacco shall not be all his
own
He shall share 4iaem with his wife, for the
law says they are ose.
He shall never spank the baby without his
wife's consent,
And with small allowance he shall ever
be content.
He shall have his own opinions, when not
within the house,
But shall yield, when within doors, to the
dicta of his spouse.
Be it furtheE enacted, that man may sue
his wife,
As the wife may sue the msE, just to help
along the strife.
Whatever is the wife's the law makes her
own,
But whatever is the mans shall be held by
both as one.
1t shall never be denied him 10 clothe his
wife in silk,
Nor, if he can achieve it, to give his babies
milk.
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COUNTERFEITERs.
A Gang Of COunterfeiters Broken up and
Several OF them Arrested-A full Set
OF nies and Tools Captured, In Rankin
County, Miss.

Some little stir has been created in and
1out tile United States Marshal's Office 81
jackson, witllin the pas few d4ss. by The
arresr OF three OF the z ng OF counterleiteTS
and he csp ture of a most com oiets SIT 81
tools FIR making counterfeit c,.iH mon =.
il Guiding seven different ctes, press, milling
mscbine, mOuids- eleclrn- piafe battery. etc.
At different periods ia the last year or twu
large Amounts OF counterfeit money have
mad their pprarauce IN this sec ion. buf
where II came 3Iom nn one knew. until tige
secret service d5vj> Oh of the government
-eiit operatives here 10 work the mat ter up.
AND tee cor, qU-rce was that one Of the
peratives SUGGESTED in uaeIT;hiJz qui-e an
extensive contributing estabii s.imrnT one
ny during the latter part o: last week.
This c0uHterfeitirg Wa done by an old man
by the name OF David Finn. assisted recent
Is ~ his wife and a negro, ana 10 rmerly
By i man named W Stanley alias Russell
Hollis. TIE '.brauCh fai - was set up at
Firms farm, which is in the north east cor
ner OF Rankin county, in 4 secluded spot.
and a locality I'll suited 70 the business
which was being carried on. When the Of
hcerS made raid on the old man (ou Tie
second instanf) he was by himself and made
no resistance or denial whatever, but quiet
~ conducted them TO where they could get
pos eSStou OF all the tools. remarkiHg, that
he had been given away he Intended to
give away every body connected with him
in tie business which he did giving the
officers Information that has already lead to
The arrest OF three of hls cOnfedrrafeS. while
il l. certain that others will be arrested
' icksburg Commercial
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MARRIED.

Ax-TH0MPsoN.-At the resilence of
r. II. Thompson, Esq, near Air Mount, Yale
busha county on Tuesday, February 10th.
nv r. $ Thomas D. D., Mr. ID. J. Cochran, Of
Macon, Miss, to Mrs. H. c. Thompson, OF Air
Mount. Miss.
AY-WILLIANs-At the Methodist
Church, in this city, February II 1850 by the
Rev. DR.. Watkins, DR.. w. A. Galloway to Mrs.
E. NJ. Williams.
GADDIs-JIGGITTs-A the Methodist church
in Madison Station, at o'clock p. NJ, Sun
day, February Sth, 1880, by the Rev. DIR.
Cross, Of Canton, MIR. Eugene F. Gaddis and
Miss Pauline Jiggitts, both of Madison Station
STUBBLEFIELD-MAxEIN the residence
OF the brides father, Mr.. Richard Manning, in
Benton, on the 9TH inst, by Rev. i. Bradley,
Mr. wyche Stubblefeld and Miss Mary Man
ming, both of Hazoo-
RTCHA RbS-HEARD-At the residence of
Cant. p. Simmons, in Lexington, Miss, on the
4th inst. bv Rev. w. 4. Alexander, Mr.. VIM
Az Richards, of Yazoo City, and Miss Annie
C. Heard, OF Washington, Georgia
NART4S-P ERRIN-At Ocean Springs, Miss,
FEBRUARY 9th, 1880, in the church, by the Rev.
Rixhop Keener Mr.. NJ. D. L Martin, of Water
VALLEY. and Miss Virgie f. Perrin, of Ocean
Springs
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NIGHT SESSION.

House met at 80 O'Clock, Mr.. Speaker
Johns in the chair. Present s.; absent 80,
Mr.. McGee, of Clarke Eoferei the following
Resolved That on Friday AND Saturday of
this week the evening sessions of this House
begin at $3.50 o clock, instead of $50 o lock.
Mr.. Wilson moved to lay the resolution on
the table, which was lost.
Mr.. Spears moved to amend by striking uut
Saturday, VIII ch prevailed and the resolution,
amended, was adopted
Leave of absence was granted Mr.. Fortson
until Monday, and to Messrs. Stamper and
Atwood from day to day.
BILLS PASSED.
II. B. No. 1911, to reclaim to the State and
from overflow. certain lands herein described.
II. b No. 265 to amend the charter of the
city of Vicksburg, and provide a more eff
cient means Of collecting the revenues.
Substitute for H. b. No. 80, to repeal sections
g. 4 and 5 OF an act to amend the law regulat-
ing the admission of patients into, and their
dischargs from the State Lunatic Asylum.
5. B. No. 81, to incorporate the Vicksburg
Compress Company.
H. B. No 1888, to incorporate the Meridian
Grange Company Operative Association Gas
ameuded.)
H. b. No 2O-, to incorporate the Presbyte-
rian Church If Cantoa.
H. b. No. 2l8, to incorporate the ficksburg
Ice Company.
H. b. No 220, to incororate the GreenviIIe
Compress Company.
H. b. No. q, to incorporate the town of
Rolling Fork, Sharkey county, was laid on the
table Subject 10 call.
H. B. Nc. 223. to change the corporate limits
of the town of Holly Springs was recommitted
to Committee on Corporations.
The House considered in Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Walker in the Chair, H. 3. Ne A,
for the encouragement of authors and the pro-
duction of home literature.
Under instructions from the Committee of
the Whole, the Chairman referred the bill back
to the House, and recommended that it do not
pass.
Mr. Day moved to recommit the bill, which
was lost
On motion of Mr. Love, the bill was tabled
H. B. No. %, to provide for the education of
State cadets at the Mississippi Military Insti
tute, was indefinitely postponed.
H. b. No. 1s3. to amend Section %, of an act
to establish and MAINTAIN uniform system of
free public schools in this Stale, was tabled
subject to call.
H. B. No. POI, amendatory to an act of chap.
IA, of the sheet acts of 1873 was indefinitely
pos poned.
Jud ges of the Circuit Court TO employ compe-
tent persons TO perform the duties Of steno-
graphers for said courts; was, on motion of
Mr.. Love, laid on the taba.
II. b. No. 26a to incorporate the Liberty
and Mississippi River Railroad Company was
recommitted to Committee on Railroads.
Mr. Glass introduced
H. d. No. 302 an act to provide for the pay
ment of stock killed or injured by railroads.
Referred to Committee on Railroads
Mr.. Rees introduced
II. B. No. 303, an act authorizing the pay
ment of certain Auditors warrants. Referred
to Ways and deans Committee.
The Committees on Public Health and
Quarantine and Enrolled Bills submitted re-
ports, which were laid on the table subject to
call
At 1910 o'clock, on motion of Mr. Love- the
House adjourned.
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s B No. ~, an act for the relief of A 1
Pope, Of ms county. Referred to Commit
tee IN Claims.
NJ. Brennan introduced
3 b No. lab. an act supplemental to an &C
T. amend the statutes in regard to Board Q
Health. Referred to Committee on Public
Health and Quarantine
Ar Dalton introduced
! : D. No. IA, an act to facilitate the con
siructioa and extension of the Ripley Rail
/ and Prisons
Mr. Hamilton introduced
II b. No. 145, An act TO authorizing the Boar
I OF Supervisors OF Holmes county TO have the
+ Record Book Of " ills rebound. Referred Il
+ Committee of Counties and County Bounda
| rias-
8ir. Rogers introduced
3 B. No. l46, An act to incorporate the
Yalobusha Mills. Referred 10 Committee on
I Corporations
+ Mr.. Rogers introduced
/ 5 B. Ne. Ia, An act TO incorporate the Blu
chana FIGURING Mills and Manufacturing
Company, IN Calhoun county. Referred 10
Committee on Corporations
> u No 80, to facilitate the collection of
all c aims OF the s of Mississippi against
t the United States, etc. was read first time
and placed on the calendar
;. b. No. l02 to amend an act to provide
for the payment OF interest on the Chickasaw
School Fund, passed.
). b. No. 81, for the benefit Of holders Of
IaIlahatchle county warrants, was passed
5 b. No $50, TO re-enaet act to prohibit
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors in the town of
Pittsboro, was passed.
s. B. No l04, 10 amend an act TO establish a
turnpike and bridge across the Big Black
River and bottom, was passed.
). b. No. 49, TO amend act TO incorporate
The Board of Levee Commissioners for couu-
ties of Boil, var, Washington and Issaquena,
was Indefinitely postponed.
;. b No. 81, for he relief of DeSoto county,
was laid on the table, subject TO call.
II. B. No. 297, 10 tax the Ripley Railroad
Company. was passed.
H. b. No l85, to incorporate the Holly
Springs institute, as amended by Mr.. West,
was passed
S B. No ,, to incorporate the Commercial
Bank of Meridian, as amended, was passed
IL. b. Ne. l43, To repeal an act to prohibit the
sale of lntox eating liquors within three miles
Of Chullahoma and Mount Pleasant in Mar
shall county, Miss, was passed.
The Senate went into Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. West in the Chair to consider the
report of the Committee on the Revision of
the Code
CODE CHAPTERS ADOPTED.
Chapter 30, in relation to proceeding by
information in the matter of quo wa-ranto.
Chapter 35, in relation to the partition of
property.
Chapter 81, in relation to the action of re-
plevin.
Chapter SO, in relation to unlawful and for
chile entry and unla wful detainer.
Chapter 80, in relation to suits against the
State.
Chapter 40, in relation to eseheated and
other property claimed by the State.
Chapter Al, in relation to estrays and the
duties OF Rangers as amended.
Chapter ~ III relation 10 bastardv.
Chapter 43, in relation to Limitation of
action.
Chapter %, in relation to attorneys and Coun-
selors-at-law.
At ZIG o'clock on motion of Mr. Bills, the t
Senate adjourned
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CaIomeI relieves: "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
For sale at BYRON LEMLY
A Word to Mothers.

You have children; you have strong and
enduring love for them; no one else feels as
You feel TO this love we appeal. Nothing gives
you so much 10y as TO look upon your child
rosy aud looming with HEALTH. You konw
tBaf most Of fhe sickness OF childhood is caused
bv WarVs; they make the cheek to pale; the
rose 10 fade: they call the physician to the bed
side: they dig the graves of children; they
ring your fond and loving hearts with anguish.
Gut prieve no more. PARKER's SANToNINE
Worm iDzESGFs viii save your child. They
ezpel the worms rom the STOMACH completely,
give health aud vigor to the child, luatre to the
eve and color to the cheek. Thousands of
eusruers all over tho land to-day are using
PARKEEs SANToNINE WoPM LozENGEs. Buy
none but Parker's Santonine- For sale by all
druggists and by r. r. Ledhetter,
jau2l, so Jackson, Miss.
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Atrial package Of 8LACA-0RAUGHT"
Tree OF charge at
BYRON LEMLY >

CoNvIcTED-The trial in the United
states District Court, Of g. A. Hood, who
was arrested in Greenville, Washington
county, for passing counterfeit money
Terminated in his conviction yesterday. He
was sentenced to two years in the penitenti
AIRY at Albany, New York.
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j. j. Powers Accidentally Kills Him
self.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12-J. ]. Powers,
a wealthy manufacturer OF cotton seed oil,
of It. Louis, having factories III Nicksburg
ani It. Louis. who came TO Philadelphia
recently To consult medical authorities with
regard To his health, accidentally shot him.
self through the heart this afternoon at his
rooms in the Continental hotel. Mr.. Pow
ers was one of the commissioners from Mis-
sissippi 10 the Centennial exhibition.
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WE are gratified to note that Col.
McCullum has resumed his connection
with the Yazoo City Herald. He could
not we'll be spared from paper to
the influence and interest of which his
able pen has contributed so largely.
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"sLAca- pRAUGHT." the wonderful
vegetable liver medicine.
For sale by BYRON LEALY.

THE force Of habit was illustrated in a
remark by Judge Johns on the morning Of
his election as Speaker of the House. 1t
was necessary that the Senate should be i'm
mediately informed Of a joint resolution
that had passed the House. Judge Johns,
addressing Mr. Cochran, said ''3Ir CLERK,
you viii at once notify the Sheriff"
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..g, Arg- DRAUGHT'' cures Costiveness
and Sick-headache.
For sale by BYRON LEMLX.

TuE connection of Col. McCardle, the
experienced journalist, and brilliant
writer with the Yicksburg Commercial,
viii be welcome news to his numerous
friends.
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AL Mississippi City, on February llth. L
1. DAVIS.
Deceased was man Of rare capacity. a.
the time Of his death be had the position Of
United States Commissioner. For many
years be was Chancery and Circuit Clerk Of
Harrison county.
'sAfter LIES 6lfnl fever he sleeps wen.
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The story to Come to Light.

Special to the st. Louis hepuolcan-l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The publication
q few days since, in an evening paper here,
that certain Southern Senator had become
seriously involved with a young woman
who's ruin he bad accomplished, at first ap
peared to fall fat. Since, however, the
scandal has become one of the general topics
of conversation, and the indications now are
that the whole story viii come to light
The following is Washington telegram
to the New York World:
WASHINGTON, February 8.-There are
whispers here of social scandal involving
Immediately distinguished SenatoE and .
member of the House and less directly, sew
eral other members of Congress and n mum
Der of persons employed In one Of the de-
paFtments, The facts may b maie public
shoi..ss.s., -
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THE Washington Hotel, of Vicksburg,
of which our townsmau, Mr.. J. ]. Rohf-
bacher, was proprietor, has suspended ope-
rations and closed its doors.
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SYMPTOMS DE WORMS

TNHE countenance is pale and leaden-
Colored, with occasional fushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dIlate, an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid the nose is If
rltated, swells, and sometimes bleeds
swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
Of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom-
och, at others, entirely gone; feeting
pa IN the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels II
regular, at times Costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepare
ton, not capable Of doing tie slightest
injury TO tie most fenaer infant.
The genuine DR., MCLANE's YER
MEUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wr3DDer -.O.
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Masonic Mutual Benefit Association
Of Mississippi.

An Association. styled as above, was organ
lied during the session Of the Grand Lodge
last week. and under the recommendation and
auspices Of that body The object is to afford
mutual aid, or insurance on the cooperative
BI44. There are ten thousand Masons in Mis-
-t--ippi, and If onc-half, or one third Of that
auia5er viii 90 into the Association, it viii at
once become ii success. the officers Of the
Association are:
PuFsTpENr-H NJ Street Bonneville
VICE PEEsiDFNT-W. G. Paxton, Vicksbu1g
JRHksrEEE-A. =. Barry, Martiusyille.
SE,EETAGY-f- l. Power, Jackson.
As-isyAsT SECRtTARY-L. b. Mosby, Holly
Spriugs.
AYroaNEY-Jns. y. Pant, Holly Springs.
MEDICAL ADVISABLE. J. W. Gray, Holly
Springs.
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! Fields, Gibson, Gi'mer Harrison. Hence,
Hicks HoEry. Lamkin Lewis of Claiborne
Msrett, Mart n, McGee Of Clarke, McGehee
Wilkinson, Melville Mellen. MONTGOMERY,
Moore, Myers Rees. Rogers Russell, Sewar
Shields Somerville Spears. Sykes, Taylo OF
Lee Teanisson Torrey of Jefferson. Torfey Of
SunAower, Walker, Watson and Mr.. Speaker
A.
Mr. Love moved TO reconsider the vote,
whereby the bin was tabled.
Mr.. Robertson moved to table the motion TO
reconsider. pending which, en- motion OF Mr..
Sykes he House. at $50 clock adjourned
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The members Of the Legislature have
requested the pupils Of the Blind institute
10 give a concert at an early day. SIC hope
that they will comply with the request.
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SEE notice For Rent, rega riding the
Windley Place, in another column, and for
further particulars see II. ii. Hines at the
Auditors office, or 5 Lemly & Sons, at their
store.
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TIE senate and House will both hold
NIGHT sessions In the future, the former be-
ginning tomorrow night.
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DIRECTORS

For Three ! edfs-N. :. Featherstou, Holly
Springs, T.. VI. slavery, BALDWIN; j. I. White
head. Hoilg Springs; David johnson, Fulton
John MeGill, Jackson.
FOR T,cg Tedrs-H. VI. Street, Bonneville
q. a. T.uui-s0n Monticello; James I. FAINT,
Holly Springs; 4. J. Lewis, Port Gibson.
FOR one Fear-J L. Power, jackson: A. p
Barry Martinsyille; W. G. Paxton, Vicks-
burg; r. q. Patty, Macon.
TERMS or MEMBERsHIP-Until the 1st day
of Jnly, 1850, any affiliated Mason, without
regard O., age, may become member of the
Association On payment Of three dollars. APP
piitat.ou. for membership must be made, until
fur her notice, to the Assistant Secretary, L.
b. Na-by, Holly Springs Send to him the
certificate of your Lodge Secretary, that you
ARE Il member in good standings also the three
dollars and you will receive a certificate of
membership iB the Association.
Assessments, on the death of a member are
20 ba made rs follows:
On all members from = to % years......$I 90
% 30 TO - years.. l -
p to - years.. 81
5j 70 90 years and
upwards 90
Failure to pay assessments within thirty
days after notice fortcits membership. The
regulations adopted, blank forms, etc, viii
soon b, distributed to the Lodges; but the
above is sufficient for ALI who may wish to
avail themselves Of the privilege, before July
next, OF obtaining membership, without regard
g. age.
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4 vsctorv for che Suffragists.
ArBANT,N II. =, FEB. Is.--The Senasee mas
passed q bin deeiarifg W0men eligible "a
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OUR associate. Col. Power, is, We regret
TO saw. still confined to his room.
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The location is as healthy as any portion of
the State. Cation and wool both being pro-
duced an great abundance, nodificulfy win be
experienced in securing full supply of these
-tG r4es delivered at the factory.
These mills turn out very superior quail
~ Of both cotton and woolen goods. which
have been exhibited at several fairs, one Of
which was at Cincinnati, Ohio, and took the
premium over all for the best cotton goods.
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OUSES FOR OFFICERS AND OPERA
TIVES

There are in all, twenty Of these houses
eighteen of which frame, and two log
houses; two being two stories high four rocl.s
each; six, one story high four rooms each. an
shlngle roofs and brick chmneys; and twelve.
one story high two rooms each, board roofs
and brick ohimneys. Also on the premises.
one Blacksmith shop one large Wood Shed,
and one large framed stable