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tfioers OF the Mississippi Legislature
SENATE

SENATE
Lieutenant Governor W II, Sims, Of LOwndes,
President.
Hon. r. o. Reynolds, Of Monroe, President pro
TEN.
d. P. Porter, Of Kinds, Secretary.
Wm. X. Harper, Of Chickasaw, Reading Clerk.
d. F. Jones of Montgomery, Sergesnt-at.Arms.
james Moore of Marshall, Door Keeper.
Wells Harrell. of Kinds, and Victor Hamilton,
Of Holmes, Pages.
uoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES;
Hon. b. F. Johns, of Amite, Speaker.
w. II. Cochran, of 0ctibbeha. Clerk.
Geo, S. Dodds of Cepiah Reading Clerk.
S. D. Harper, Kinds, Journal Clerk.
Samuel W. Matthews, Of Tate, Enrolling
Clerk.
John E. Hester, of Montgomery, sergesnt-at-
Arms.
Guilford vaughan, Of Pamela, Door Keeper
Charlie Edwards, Of Kinds; Willie Akin, OF
Copiah; - Haynie, of NOxubee, and Geo.
Yerger, of Kinds, Pages.
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and simultaneously drew large knife aud
made slash At his brothers throat, cnttinRa
terrible cash, seyering the jugular vein and
causing death In a few moments. The SLAYER
then rushed into the adjoining room aud cut
his wites throat from ear 10 ear. he then
lifted the bloody knife aud deliberately cut his
own throat !, is supposed tha, he was labor,
ing under temporary mental alteration, rs he
was sober, kind hearted man, aud on most
aheet:onate terms whh his wife,
Mining Matters.
San FRANcIsco, March 81 W Maoksv has
purchased from ]. c. Flood the entire interest
Of the latter In mining and milling properties
OF The arm, in the contract mine Mr.. Anckey
declines to make dehnite siatement as 10
The amount Of consideration, but caves II TO
be inferred that it is an excess Of ~, ,0O0.p00
Passed on Quietly.
LONDON, March IA 81. Petersburg dis
patch says, the illumination aud theatre per,
lerlnanees passed. piEkAWeily, Mr. whiiworth
Liberal, was elected Yesterday Al Dragheda,
TO fill the seat in House Of Commons, made
vacaut by the death Of Mr.. oleary, Homeruler.
Intense Excitement.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-, March 3.--Intense ox-
citemnt prevailed here last night, in oonse-
quence Of n statement that the United States
Attorney is directed to read the Presidents
proclamation at the Oklahoma meeting in the
Merchants Exchange to-day.
Last night preparations were made for
! he meeting. Speeches were mace by Col
Baundirat, ex congressman Franklin, Gen.
BLAIR, Hon. Sindey Clark, and others,
Companies arc organized here, and there
are concerted measures for successful raid,
and the people are unanimously in favor Of
Senator Vests BILL but they are bound to 70
to the Territory at all hazards.
Troops are scattered along the frontier, but
the leaders who came TO Kansas City yester-
day, say that they can put 2O0J .men on the
march at three days notice.
There is fear of bloolshel, unless the Presi
dents order is modified so MS to allow settlers
to 20 upon the ceded lands
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By Telegraph.
TO THE DAILY CLARION.
NOON REPORTS.
Congressional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March 3.--SESATE--The Vice
President laid before the Senate commune
cation from the Secretary OF War; transmii-
ting in response TO the Senate resolution in.
formation regarding the number age rank,
etc, OF, officers retired from the army since
june 1878.
Mr.. Garland, from the Committee on Jndici-
airy, reported adversely on the Senate Bill to
extend the jurisdiction of the Northern Dis
trct Of Texas.
Mr.. Thurman, from the same committee, re-
ported adversely on several House Bills, for
the removal Of political disabilities of indi-
viduais.
Mr.. Carpenter, from the same committee, re-
ported adversely on the House bill 20 provide
for the appointment OF additional clerks in the
Western Judicial District Of North Carolina.
Mr.. Jonas introduced bill for the relief OF
Mrs. Bette Taylor and Mrs. Knox Wood,
daughter and grand daughter OF Zachary
Taylor. Referred e..
Mr. Harris asked unanimous consent to
to have the House Bill to provide for the con-
structon Of marine hospital at Memphis,
taken up, but Hamln objected
Mr.. Wallace, from the Committee on Appro-
priations, reported with amendment to House
Bill, to provide for deficiency in appropria-
tions for TRANSPORTING mails on the Star route,
and for the fiscal year ending June go 1880.
Ordered printed and placed on the calendar.
HousE-Certain miscellaneous business hav-
ing been disposed Of by the House, Mr. L.
Wood, of New York, moved to dispense with
the morning hour, for the purpose as he stated,
of then moving 10 90 into Committee Of the
Whole for consideration Of the rsfgnding bill.
the nfMning hour, and resumed consideration
| of the bill regulating the removal of causes
| from State to Federal Courts.
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THE MARKETS.
.oxpoN, March S.-Eric i0N.

LoNDoN, March 3.-Ere 46J6
PARrs, March 3.--Rentes S2f. 57ise.
LIVERPOOL, March .--Cotton-sales Ameri-
can, $500 Uplands low middling clause,
March and April delivery Z 6-l6i April aud
May ll-32.
New YoRK, March 3..-Stocks firm; mon
ey 5@6; exchange long fSi; exchange short
1885,. State bonds are dull; Governments
quiet. Cotton firm sales 6li; uplauds l3 l.l6;
Orleans, IL 3-l6. Futures easy; February 1906
March, 1899; April, lSl4i May. 1884 June,
1881 July 1862 Flour dull and quiet.
Wheat shade better. Corn quiet Pork
quiet, li%. Lard firm 70 7-l2. Freights quiet
LIVERPOOL, March 3,-Uplands ~; Orleans
TX receipts 2,400; American 2,0O0j sales
10000 bales speculation 1000 Uplands Feb.
5-l6; February and March 3-l6 March
and April 9.32i Api and May 6-lG
May and June 7h@7 032; June and July
5-16; July and August ll-32i August and
September 1882; November aud December
l5-l6; futures frm; clear middles 80 and 30.
LONDON, 1880 p. NJ, March 3.--Erie 46N,
.srvear,est . r, a., t1aroA s'rs.-.-4- sAs'.
10; Orleans T1-l0.
LONDON, $3.50 p. NJ, March 3.--Erie AZ.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

.,, xpEx4 ORDER TEMrERAseEl DO, Il Il
i Meets Tsgine Hall. T. P. BARR, Presi-
a. the Tem W LUsK, Secretary.
T.ox,ox Frnr Ne L aiS Esg99lar desleK MesnEs ls'
y Monday IN 60 let Monday in each month,
Regular Washings Virden, Foreman. c. 6.
Campbell. Secretary.
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Ny Annual Catalogue Of Vegetable and
Flower Seed for 1880, rich in engrayings from
photographs Of the originals, will be sent
FREE 10 all who apply. My old customers
need not write for it. | offer one OF the larg-
est collections of vegetable seed ever sent out
by any seed House in America, alarge portion
Full directions for eultipation on each package.
All seed warranted 10 be both frssh and true TO
name; so far, that should il prove otherwise, !
soiH refH The order gratis. The original intro
dueer OF the Hubbard Squash, Phiney's Mel
on, Marblehead Cabbages, Mexican Corn, and
scores Of other vegetables, invite the patron
age Of all who are anxious 10 hare their seed d.
reetly from the groWsr, fresh, true and Of th'
very best strain.
HEw VEGETABLES A SPECIALITY.
JAMES J. II. GREGORY,
| ian14-feb5-25. Marblehead Mass.
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ID. P. Porter, Secretary Residence
W. X. HARpER, Re.ding Clerk ....Edw's House
b. f. JONES, Sergeaut-at-Arms, Judge Georges
Jas. Moore, Door Keeper........ Mrs. Penn's
7. b. Dalton, Clerk to Code Committee, at Mrs
Granberry's.
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Tho regular terms are held in Jackson on the
s-st Moedays in May and November. Robert
Hill Judge; JAS. NJ. Mckee, Clerk.
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DEEDS AND CONTRACTS.

TN ADDITION TO A FULL Line Of Plank
Porms for Sheriffs, clerks and Justices Of
tho Peace, we keep the following regularly IN
Deeds Of Trust for General Purposes.
Warranty Deed.
Warrapty Deed, with Vendors Lein.
Ouit-Claim Deed.
Commissioners Deed.
Bond for Title.
Deed of Trust for Rent.
Deed Of Trust for Rent and Supplies.
Merchants Deed of Trust two kinds).
Contract for Share Of Crop
Contractors Bond.
Power Of Attorney.
General Lease.
es- Single blanks, l0c; per quire, 50 cents
per hundred, $50.
A complete Catalogue Of legal Blanks sent
TO any address, on application.
POWER & BARKSDALE,
JACKSON, MISS.
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Exodus News-NIatters in Kansas.

LEAyFNwoRrH, KAN, March 3.-Fifty ne
groes from Mississippi arrived yesterday and
were forwarded to Atchson. A meeting of
prominent men of the State will be held April
18th, to consult for the best plan of caring for
the large number Of negroes who flock to Kan
sas. Many of the negroes have perfected
secret organization to discourage further emf
grafton from the South,
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The GallOws in Georgia.

SAVANNAH, GA, March 3.--John Henry
johnson, a negro, was hanged this afternoon
at the jail-yard for the murder Of Daniel Me-
Dermott, in March, 1878, seaman on the Brit
sh bark Tikoma Johnson made an address,
expressing the belief that he would go to beav-
en-. and urged those present to lead better lives.
johnson confessed his guilt, and said his
sentence was just.
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rN,ryn STATES DISTRICT COURT

Session commences for the Northern Dis
tr;ct' at Oxford on the frst Monday In June
and December. Robert A. Hill, Judge; Ueo'
r. Hill, Clerk.
Session commences for the Southern piss
trict, at Jsekson, on the fourt1 MonGhyS VI
Tuueand Jauuary. Archie McCtehee, Clerk.
HINDs COUNTY COURTS.
C,ncu1r CouRT, 1st District, at Jackson
az Monday in June and December, ~ days !;
9d district, nt Raymond, ID Monday August
and February, "a days. ). s.Calhooh' 'uugei
Fl. s. Foote Jr. District Attorney
CHAxcERY Court, ist District, at Jackson,
4th Monday March and September, 10 DAYS
and an pI july, is days. E. G. PeytOn, Chancellor
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The IrrepresslbIe Darkey In Court.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The Supreme court
has given decision IN the case of Taylor
Strouder, plaintiff in error, VS.. the State Of
West Virginia. The question involved was
the constitutionality Of an act Of the West
Virginia Legislature flaws of 1872, g. chapter
All excluding colored citizens from jury SER
vice in the courts of that State. The court
holds that when a colored citizen is tried for
his life by a jury from which citizens Of his
own race are by the State statute expressly
excluded he is denied equal protection of the
law guaranteed by the third clause Of the
fourteenth amendment to the constitution, and
that the statute denying him such right is re-
pugnant 10 said Constitutional provision. JUS
iice Strong delivered the opinion, Justice Field
dissenting.
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General Directory
STATE GOV ERNMENT.

JOHN NJ Northumberland. Governor
WV n SIMs ...nieutenant-Governor
A M. Nelson. Private Secretary and
Adiutant- General.
WV HENINGwA Treasurer.
Jas. H. Nelson, c. + Hemingway, Clerks.
SYLVESTER GwIN, ,~..Auditor Public Accounts.
j. NJ Buckley y......".........Deput Auditor.
H.C. .Fairman..............:.... Land OlerK.
Il II Hines. individual Book Keeper.
7 G. Johnson General Book Keeper.
T G. CArcHINGs, ......,....... Attorney General.
]. A. SmTu, ..Supt Of Public Education;
MRs. MARY MoRANcY, Estate Librarian and
Keeper of the Capitol.
U. s. SENATORS.
Blk. Bruce ......Term expires March, a, 1881.
L. O. c.. Lamar, Term expires M'rch, g 1858
REPRE- RESENTATIVES.
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This popular periodical is pre- -eminently .
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horrible Murder and suIeIde.

NEW YoRK. March "A Columbia. rs. c.
special states that yesterday afternoon, at
Silver Street, Eewberry county, ". sperr-
tered his house aud accosted his younger
brother, who was just rising from the table,
saying: Il vantto speak 70 you brother"
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JOHxs, B. F, Speaker, ,......... ......Mrs. Bucks
CocHRAx, W. H, Clerk. ...............SpeDg Dglers
HARPER, SAN. D Journal Clerk, ...SDenglers
DoDDs, GEo. s. Reading Clerk, DIR. Daniels
MATHEWS. SAN w., EnreTg Clerk, ...............
HksTER, J. T.. Serg't-at-Arms,- Mrs. Hackley
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LoSDoN, $3.50 p. NJ, March 8.--Erie ~.
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Heavy Explosion.

NEW YoRK, March "a Rochester special
states that about hslf-past two yesterday
morning a loud explosion awoke the inhabi-
tants Of Bergen, Genezee county, and Diggs'
warehouse in the business part OF the village,
was discovered 10 be on FIRE. Very soon an
other heavy explosion occurred and the roof
of the hardware store was hurled to the
ground in fragments. Almost Immediately a
third explosion occurred in an adjoining
and in few minutes the flames we're spread
ing along the whole street. The FIRE appa-
ratus was in one Of the first on FIRE and there
was nothing with which TO fight the fire. Aid
was telegraphed for from Rochester, but be-
fore response could be made 10 the call the en-
tire business portion Of Bergen was in ruins
Twenty business places and nine dwellingl
were destroyed. The fire was plainly the
work Of incendiaries,a evidences Of 8 train oi
powder from the warehouse to the buildings
where second and third explosion oceurres
could be easily traced while the FIRE was ra
ging. Loss, one hundred and forty Thousand
dollars.
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Found Dead In Bed.

WILNIseToE, March 3.-Henry Pepper, law
partner Of Senator Bayard, was found dead in
his bed here this morning. Il is believed that
he died from apoplexy during the night.
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Municipal Elections.

ROCHESTER, March 3.--Parsons, Republican,
reelected Mayor by 4,500 majority over Filz-
simmons Democrat and Greenbacker.
Urea, March 3.-J. Thomas Spriggs, Demo
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rv,rrn STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Oliver Clifton, .....s''.''''s ''''''''''''' n
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ASTRAY.
NJ THEODORE TILrOS.

I Travelled a forbidden road,
Which first appeared 20 now'ry fair
That onward eagerly | strobe
Tili-to my horror and despair,-
All buds and blossoms blooming there.
All tender boughs aud twigs Of green,
Stood changed 20 burTs aud nettlcs keen,
Whose angry points my garments tore,
And pricksd my hands till they were sore.
Bewildered at the wOndrous change,
That should have warned the from the place,
] kept my course with swifter pace,
And.saw a marvel still more strange:
For cruel splints sprans through the ground
To meet my fee; at every bound,
With cash on cash that made them bleed.
Then time 1, was that should heed
just at the moment of my need
A shining man stood at my side,
Whose lustre fell on all around.
And spread glory far and wide.
"And who art thou ," trembling cried,
"Givc car" said he. ",o what ! say:
| am the guide Of all who stray,
To point them back 10 virtues path,
The guardian u their erring way
And step by step--in love. not wrath
These angry iints and briars I strew.
To warn thy feet ffstn wandering So"
I knelt and kissed his garments hem,
And cried. "0h. Angel seat from heaven.
Make sharper yet each thorny stem
Increase the flints TO seven times seven!
fulEll thy purpose in my pain
! will endure and not complain 80
lie lied. and I. with deep reinor,c.
Turned back from my forbidden course:
Hu;. - how many weary houss
| ;rarcici Ger these brighter bowers.
I;o blpoHci with all their former aowcrs.
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Az ISconE az s3.35O DAY.-Thsrs passed
through the New York clearing house on Wei
nesday. March 18th. L. :. treasury cheek for
S3io.jno. representing the regular quarterly in
terss;. payable April l. on four per cent. boni.
The capital on which ths interest was paid
amounts To- an investment Of So ,O5O. 200. Should
the investment remain intact the yearly income
~ould be a; the rate Of -; i5o per day. There is
onls one man in the country Whn has such 49, ia
cous from, one source anil Il course tho check
~. drawn 20 Mr ". II. Vanderbilt. Thi. is
sii3..5 an hour. Ssic a minute and nearly {
cenis Per second. sleeping anil waking. Ills. be-
sides. only one Of several Of Eandsrbil,s sources
of revenue.
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THE ScuooLrAsrER AHRoAD-A sign in Tow
anda Pa. reads ~ follows John smith. teach
er Of eowtillions and other dsnees-grammar taut
in the nsaissi manner-fresh salt hsrrin on draii
likewise GOodfreys cordjiAl-rutss sassAge and
other garden truek-N. D. bawl on friday mite
prayer mestin chussdsy-alsO salms singing by
the ouirs.
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Es-'IIanner. did you sbbcr nots dat ven
gives you half dollar ter buy ha'r pins wid. you
.na;ehss at IL like dog snappin at fies. an wen
You haas IL to de dry goods tto' clerk you dul IL
wid yer thum' and 20 finger. like you was gbin
him q toob rose TO put in his wsskstl l seed you
do dat mon once in lie New York sto'. and de fust
ting da, hrm knows they'll miss q clerk. an III
git inter trouble bout H."
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ec-A New York inventor claims 10 have dis.
covered process for making all fabrics wstsrprsof
but what is more needed 10 an investion 20 make
milk cans waterproof. Or the COW. We believe
IL has never been definitely settled whsthsr the
fysrn Herald.