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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-05
Altered Appointments Of Bishop
Crapn


Since the publication Of my winter and
spring appointments a few weeks ago, circum.
snnces have compelled me to make several
chances The following list therefore, is put
forth ~ a substitute for that heretofore pub.
lished. W. VI. GREEN.
February Vcksburg ! : New Orleans 8.
(Consecration) Woodyile 4 ; Natebez &C..
IL. 10; Rodney ~ Grand Gulf 10; Epiphany
20 Port GibsOn q Ordination, Vioksburg
20 Bouna2 81 Edwards 28i Bolton 70.
March--Raymond2 Clinton 4; Jackson I
Yazoo City III Rolling Fork Il Lake Wash
ngton -.
-drcenville Rosedale IL Early
Grove 49, Grcuada tCouncil) ~
After C1nncil-Ripley, Corintb, luka and
other places will be visited. OF which due
notice will be given.
AT each OF the above places liberal c)ntri-
button win be expected in behalf Of Missions
within the Diocese. W. NJ. GREEN.
TnE Largest lot of Boots and Shoes in the
market, at bottom prices. At the PARLoR SnoE
STORE. jan3l-dlw
Just Received
One Two, and Three Button Kid Gloves, all
shades, at WHITING Il GRAY's.
Look at the Elegant Black Sllk Frlnges.
and Pekin Stripes in Black and Colors; also
Black Satin also Loop Fringe Buttons, at
WulTtNG & GRAY's.
New style Hair Plns--.
Black Jet, with Gold and Silver Stars, at
wuirrSo GRAYs.
----s- % - a--
Shoes, Shoes, shoes.
A full line Of Ladies' Mems Misses and
Childrcns, at
y. & s. VRDENs.
| ..s >
A NEW lot Of Hits Just received at the PAR.
LoR SnoE SroRE. jan3l-dlw
Try a pair of those Emerson, s.gaitcrs Ev'
cry pair warranted by.
A. VRDES.
BLK HATS, latest style, at reduced prices at
the PARLoR Snof STORE. ian3l-dlw
! ------~.-s~tA----
Just Received
One Hundred Barrels choice Irish Seed Po-
tatoes from Boston.
RoBrNsoN, sLEvENs & Co.
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HOOP ORPHAN Memorial FuND
General e.. 7. BEAUREGARD,
NEW ORLEANS, 1880.


The entire proceeds arising from the sale Of
this work are devoted to THE Hoop ORPHAN
MEMORIAL FUND, which is invested in United
States Registered Bonds for the nurture
care, support and education OF the ten infants
deprived Of their paren. S last summer at New
Orleans, (the melancholy incidents Of which
sad bereavement are still fresh IN the public
mind.)
The BOOK IS AN ELEGANT Octave CONTAIN
1NG.36O PAGES WITH A FINE PHOTOGRAPH LIKE
NESS AND LINE STEEL ENGRAVING, MADE
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK -FOUR LARGE MAPS
OF BATTLE FIELDS, BOUND IN HANDSOME GRAY
ENGLISH CLOTH, At THREE DOLLARS, oRIN
FINE SHEEP BGSDING, WITH MARBLE EDGE
THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS-Is
HALF BOUND Morocco, LIBRARY STYLE. FOUR
DOLLARS, OR IN BEST LEyANT TURKEY
Morocco, FULL GILT SIDES AEg EDGES FIVE
DOLLARS.
On the receipt from any person renting
by mail or express, Of the amount in regis
tered letter or by postal order, bank draft,
or check, n copy will be Immediately sent
free of postage, registered as second-class
matter
The volume is published in the best style of
typography, on elegant paper, with illustra-
tons, executed as highest specimens Of art.
The author, the subject the purpose, all
alike render it worthy a place in every libra
ry,-on every desk-or upon the book shelf Of
every house in the country.
Agents wdHtedin every torn and county in the
United States, and a preference wiH be giVen TO
hoRorajty discharged veterans from the army
To the ladies, who feel desire to express
their sympathy with The Hood Orphan Ne
mortal Fund the sale of this book among their
circle of friends, will afford an excellent way
of contributing substantial aid to so deserv-
ing n cause.
FOR TERMS, RATES TO AGENTS. ETC,
ADDRESS WITH FULL PARTICULARS,
Gen'l g. 4. BEAUREGARD, Publisher,
On BEHALF OF THE Hoop MEMORIAL FUND.
NEW ORLEANS.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-05

Hon, j. b, COLLINS, Of Clarke, favored
THE CLARION Sanctum with call yester-
day.
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Mr. G. +. WRIGHT of the Vicksburg
Herald, is visiting the Capital.
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Hon, CLAUDE PINTARD of Jefferson, il
in the city, and favored us with call yes
terday.
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NIGHT sessions Of the Legislature will
begin on Monday next.
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OEE HuNDRED pairs Ladies' Sandal Kid slim.
pers at the PARLoR SnoE SroRK. Something
ne" anu handsome ian3l-dlw
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-05

The most complete stock of Shirts, Ties
scarfs, Hosiery, aud Furnishing Goods to he
found in the city, at
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Mardi Gras Excursion.

Commencing February 9th, will sell EN-
CURSlON TICKETS to New Orleans and re.
turn, at 50 Il, good to return till Feb, Is,
81 JNo. A. WEBD Agent.
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For Fine Watches and Jewelry-
For Clocks and Superior Spectacles, all
under full guarantee, call on
SEUTER,
febs.St-d Corner opposite Canitol
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J. srADEKER s soS, State street, opposite
Sideways continue to undersell in every line
Of Dry Goods and Clothing.
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Day Goods and notions--J. SrADERER &
Son, State street, opposite Sideways.
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The Boss Coffee Pot {!
OVER $4,000 NOW In USE
THE GREATEST INVENTION YETI

NEW METHOD OF MAKING BOSS COZ
"A FEE in from 9 to 10 Minutes Saves
from % to so per cent and makes better Cof-
fee than any other method. 1t is not boil
ing nor dripping process. All the rich
aroma is retained No eggs brother clarity
ing substance necessary to produce Coffee as
pure as wine. twill surely sell itselfif given
a ~ al
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SATURDAY, the 18th inst, is st. Valen-
tines Day.
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Just Received

Shades complete from 81 25 to IS each. New
lot Of Wail Paper, Breach-Loading Shot Guns,
etc, at
jan 30-d6t Fxp,,u,s
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-05

Beautiful BrOcade Ribbons; Satin Ribbons
all shades Persian Ribbons, new silk Ties
Lanquedoc Lace Scarfs, new Lace Fichues
etc. etc. ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co
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READ THIS:
WATER vALLEY, Mss, Jan. II, 1886

WATER VALLEY, Mss, Jan. IL, 1880.
We bought the right to manufacture and
sell "The Boss Coffee Pot'-in Yallobusha
county, December 6 1879, since which time we
have sold 1866 Of said pots in said county.
I. ]. GOODWIN s Co.
Hundreds Of other certificates on hand.
Parties wishing to secure choice territory in
the best paying business out, viii consult
their interest by applying soon by letter or
in person TO L. W. MACKEY
SPEScLER HousE, JACKSON, Miss.
jan2-lw. '-''
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-05

A srLENrp shirt for 81 90, at srADrKER's,
opposite Sideways.
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Hats Hats I! Hatslll
just received, a full line Of Silk Stiff and
Soft Hats-latest styles, at
L, as. VIRpES's.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
,iOarO, s.. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.

Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans Railroad
GofHG SouTH-Mail, 1880 A. NJ.
Mixed, 700 A. NJ.
Way Freight, 705 A. N.
Through Freight, 1910 a. NJ.
GorNe NoRTH-Maf. 1000 P. NJ.
Mixed 1905 p. NJ.
Through Freight, 400 P. N.
Way Freight, $50 P. NJ.
JAS C. CLARKE, General Manager.
W P. MCKINLEY, Division Supt.
+. CHANDLER, Gen'l Passenger Agent
JONI A. WEBB, Local Agent.
vioksburg and Meridian Railroad.
CONG EAsT-Leaves Yicksburg 800 p NJ.
Arrives at Jackson, 1870 p. NJ.
Leaves Jackson, 1850 p. NJ.
CONC WEsr-Leayes Meridian, 1900 NJ.
Leaves Jackson, G:3) \. NJ.
FR'oHr TRAts--Going East Lvs...l2l0 ?. ".
West, Lvs...l2l0 r. N.
L. T. RAwORTH, Gent sup't.
GEO. D. LAWRENCE, Assist Supt
JSo. w. CLMGAN, Local Agent
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LENT begins on the 10th inst,
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By Express To-Day.
Just Received

Al T. ). virdens, Black Silk Fringes, Plain
and Broeade Ribbons, Piehus, Lace Ties str
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-05
They All Do IT,

Buy their Clothing at L. & s. Virden's, for
they keep good stock, and can fit you.
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Hatsl Hatsll Hatalll

Sorr and stiff hrim hats in all the latest
styles at A. VIRDENs
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ORANGE, Los Angeles, Co., CAL, April 10, 70.
DEAR srR;-The shipment of % eggs, sent
Light Dramas, . Buff Cochins; Of these are
hatohed, II White Leghorns, 8 Light Bramas
Buff Cochins, eighteen in all. / believe the
record would have been much better, had not
one of the hens, under which were I Bramas
and 2White Leghorns, in getting off or on, or
by some other mischance, broke one of the
eggs and smearing the other eggs. This &C.
cident, believe, had something to do with
the failure, considering that the eggs were
shipped three thousand miles | regard the
experiment as very favorable, and should en-
courage the shipment of eggs of good stock to
distant places, in order to restore vigor 70
breeds rendered useless by too long in breed
ing Very respectfully yours,
oo A. JOHNSTON.
JANIS, SO-Sm.
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Go to A. Virden for 0vercoats, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes
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PACIFIC HOUSE.
VINCENT PIAZZA. Proprietor.
Washington Street, VicE<sburg.

CONVENIENT TO RAILROAD DEPOT,
- Landing, Post Telegraph and Express
othces, and to business. Meals in time for
all trains. House open all night. Has been
renovated and refurnished. Tables supplied.
with he.Sest-the- market affords Pah onage
respectfully solicited. Polite and careful at
tention given to guests.
iun2S S0-d1m.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-05
ASTHMA CURED

A FTER HAVING SUFFERED FROM THIS
"A horrible disease as much as any human
ever did for thirty-fve years, l have been
rhhfkofLY CURED by DR.. W. H. Stewards
Asthma and Group Specific. | have had Nc
symptoms of return of the disease for n;nS
years. THos n Psoo-on AAA0
Middleton Station, Hardeman ca. Tenn
FOR Circulars, with proof Of many cures
tieulars, address al par
W. H. STEWART. ND.
,o0 Walnut, Tippah County. Miss -
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COTTON MILLS At AUCTION /!
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
STANSBURY MILLS.
Ar CARROLLTON. MISS.

rs PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
/ Honorable Chancery Court Of Carroll
County, state Of Mississippi, rendered on the
9Th day Of November, A. D., 1879, in certain
cause in said Court wherein OSCAR STASs-
BURY and others are Complainants, and LILA
undersigned, Commissioner, therein APP
pointed, will on
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-05

TnE latest novelties in Hats at
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Look at the Elegant Black SILK Frlnges.
and Pekin Stripes, in Black and Colors; also
Black Satin also Loop Fringe Buttons, at
WHlTtNd & GRAYs.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-05

Just Received
One, Two, and Three Button Kid Gloves, all
shades at WHITING Il GRAY's.
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Just Received
One Hundred Barrels choice Irish Seed Po-
tatoes from Boston.
ROBINSON, SLEvENs & Co.
Jan 20-8l
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-05
THE PICKER ROOM
HOUSES FOR OFFICERS AND OPERA
TIVES

There are in all, twenty Of these houses
eighteen of which are frame, and two log
houses two being two stories high, four rooms
each six, one story high four rooms each, all
shingle roofs and brick chimneys and twelve
one story high two rooms each, board roofs
and brick chimneys. Also on the premises
one Blacksmith shop one large Wood Shed
and one large framed stable.
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one-third of the purchase money to be paid
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New style Hair Plns--.
Black Jet with Gold and Silver Stars, at
WHITING & GRAY's.
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Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.
A full line Of Ladies' Mems Misses and
Childrcns, at
n q Vrpnpvis
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TnE Largest lot Of Boots and Shoes in the
market, at bottom prices, at the PARLoR SHoE
SToRE. jan3l-dlw
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A NEW lot Of Hts just received at the PAR
LoR snoE sroRE. jOn3l-dlw
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-08
EXPEDITION.

Grandmother sits in her easy chair
IN the snuggest and contest corner
While Mary and Ned, not very far of
Are intentiy gazing upon her.
What Is IL, wonder, that draws them close
To the corner where grandma is sitting?
They talk and they laugh, but their eyes are
intent
On her singers, so steadily knittingl
First red, and then white, it surely must be
For some little child a nice stocking.
And viii il be done ere the good Santa Claus
With his pack at the door stands a-Amock- .
fng2
Oh, who is it for? And haEpiest dreams
Through their heads are all silently fitting.
But grandma is sly, she knows how it is
And only keeps steadily knittingl
Now, grandma has come from over the hills
To make them nice Christmas visit.
present for eacif they know she has brought,
But neither dare ask her, What is it?
They have their own fancies, their hopes and
their plans,
eAnd lnow~just what gift is most fitting
But Grandman has never word to say
About that red sock she is knitting
H0w pretty twill look when, packed to the
top,
It bursts on their view Christmas morning
thought,
And jumps mp and down without warming.
And so they are lowering closely around
The corner where grandma is sitting;
There's laughter and fun-and many a
thought,
But never a word of that knitting.
--ChTSStidn Union.
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EdisOn,s New Electric Light.

New YORK, Dec. 2I.-The Herald de-
votes page to EdisOn's triumph in electric
Illumination, giving a full and accurate ac-
count of his work from its inception to its
completion, with illustrative diagrams. The
Herald says:
The first public exhibition of Edison's
long-lOOked for electric light takes place New
Years evening at MenlO. Park, on which Oc-
casion that place will be Illuminated with
the new light. The new light, incredible as
it may appear, is produced from little piece
of paper-a tiny strip Of paper that breath
would blow away. Through this little strip
OF paper is passed an electric current, and
the result is a bright, beautiful, mellow
light. But the paper instantly burns even
under the trfiing heat of a tallOw candle" ;"
eXclaims the skeptlc, " and how, then, can il
Withstand the fierce heat of an electric cur
rent!' Very true. But Edison makes the
little piece of paper more infusible than
platinum, more durable than granite, and
this involves no complicated process. The
paper Is merely baked in an oven until its
elements have passed away, except its car
bon framework. The latter is placed in a
glass globe connected with wires leading to
an electricity producing machine and
the air eXhausted from the globe. Then
the apparatn' is ready to give out
light that produces no deeteTiOus gases, no
smoke, no offensive odors, light without
flame, without danger, requiring no matches
to ignite, giving out but little heat, vitiating
no air and free from all fiickeriug-a light
that is little globe Of sunshine, and this
light the inventor claims can be produced
cheaper than that from the cheapest oil.
regulated with entire reliability at a central
station just as the pressure Of gas is now
regulated. The entire cost Of constructing
the lamp is not more than . cents.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Drew Holloway, colored, was hanged at
StatesbOro, Ga, on the 18th, for the murder
Of Benson Brown, also colored, on Christmas
Eve, 1873.
John Dean was hanged at EsteIleville, Va,
on the 10Th, for the murder of Henry For
gate, in June, 1877. Both the murderer and
his victim were respectable farmers, and the
shooting grew out of an old feud.
Frank Baker was hanged at Sussex Court
house, Va, on the 18th, for the murder of
Henrietta Stands and her 1s-months- old
child in August last. All the parties were
colored.
At Richmond, KY, on the 18th, Hon. r.
E. Little was shot four times and killed by
James H. Arnold. The parties were broth
ers-in-law, having married the daughters of
the late Mrs. Mary L. Hood, very wealthy
lady. After Mrs. Hoods .decease trouble
arose out of the division of her prop
eTty, and for some time Little and
Arnold had not been on speaking terms.
The shooting took place in Little's law Office,
and the wounded man lived justlong enough
to declare that it was entirely without pro-
vocation. Arnold says that Little threatened
him and made a move to, draw a pistol,
which he anticipated by shooting him first.
Arnold is a merchant, very widely known.
The dwelling house of Ezra Conklin, at
Ashmagogue, L. l., was destroyed by fire on
the morning of the 18th. Mrs. Maria Miller,
aged so years, and her brother, Edward
King, aged 20, perished III the flames.
Four men were instantly killed and three
seriously wounded by an accidental eXplo-
sion of nitTo-glycerine neAT Rat Portage, on
the Canada Pacific Railroad, on the 18th.
Seymour G. Stone, proprietor Of a shoddy-
mill at Bennington, VT, lost his life by the
burning of his mill on the 20th. Mrs. Stone
is crazed with grief at her husbands terri
BILE death.
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THE BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
TERMS or ADVERTISING:
PITH AND POINT.

SEAL-sKIN clOaks have been declared
unhealthy by an eminent medical au-
thority, and of course no man who loves
his wife viii buy her one of the deadly
articles.-C Chicago Tribune.
MICHIGAN is the place for self-sac-
rifice. When a young lady who has
been eating onions appears ut country
dance all the rest bite an onion that she
may not feel embarrassed or lonely
Free Press.
THE sooner, says moralist, we learn
to subsist chiefly on the plain diet of 4
good conscience, the better it VIII be for
US. How would You like your sole
cooked-boiled or fried? ?-N. Y. Com
nlercidL Adrertiser. la
SAMUEL NEAT, one of Boston's
wealthy young men, has been mulcted
$4,000 in breach of promise suit, and
subjected, besides, to the reading in
court of his love letters, which were adj
dressed like this: q My own and precious
little sweetheart, ;; % My own dearly be-
loved one," ''My only beloved one"
and i" Sweet, precious darling"
"AND how is your neighbor, Mrs.
Brown" inquired one nicely dressed
lady of another. - She s well enough,
suppose. haven't seen her to speak
to her for six weeks 'sWhy, / thought
you two were on the most friendly
terms.n - Well, we used to be; but
we've exchanged servants. .''-Ne1O
HGUe1s Register.
A NEW and novel treatment of drunk
enness was devised and tested by n Du-
buque Oowa) wife. Her husband came
home moderately intoxicated, and eX-
pected to get the usual scolding. He
was astonished, therefore, when the
woman received him smilingly, asked
him if he would have some brandy, and
produced n bottle and glass. He
promptly accepted the liquor, and drank
so much that he was helpless. Then
she tied him to n bed-post, and whip
ped him with a rawhide until, as the
Telegraph says, he was as tender as 4
good beefsteak.
IN the grammar department of one
of our public schools, few days since,
the teacher, after talking with her class
on the subject of mythology, read to
them as follows: " vulcan, smith, archi-
tect and chariot-builder for the gods on
Mount Olympus, built their houses, con
structed their furniture" =" etc. The fol-
lowing day the subject of the preceding
day was given as a language lesson, and
as no mention was made of Vulcan, the
teacher asked the class who built the
houses for the gods on Mount OlympusP
For a while the children seem lost in
profound thought, when suddenly
CLEAN of intelligence ilumined the face
of one little girl, and she replied; - l
can't think of his first name but his last
name is Smith !''-B0Sto1 Transcript.
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Freshness of the Voice.

The following good advice from En-
ma Abbott may be read with interest by
all lovers of music:
"People would think that singing five
times a week, as 1 do, would affect the
freshness of my voice, but it doesn't, -
continued the prima donna, entertain
ingly. "AH my 9OLes are heavy, and l
never spare myself. throw all my
power into the effort, and use all my ar
dor on the stage. But to be able to keep
that up, must be careful at home. I
have what 1 call my dumb days-days
when I won't say a word to any one un-
til I reach the theater. The care of the
voice is ike the care of baby. The
voice must be exercised cautiously. You
can imagine what a deprivation it is to
a woman fond of talking 10 undergo en-
forced silence day by day?'' she re-
marked, interrogatively. ''But that is
the only way to keep the voice fresh.
Why, L used TO think in every sentence
spoke that I lost just so many scales,
and had that before me constantly -
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CONGRESSIONAL.

DEC. 16.-Selldte-AIF. Bruce introduced
a bin to provide for the investment of certain
unclaimed pay and bounty moneys now in
the Treasury, and to facilitate and encourage
the education of the cOlOFed race. Referred.
Mr.. Window offered an amendment to the
resolution offered yesterday by Senator NOOr-
hees tor the appointment OF commis-
sion OF five Senators to investigate the
causes of the exodus of blacks from North
Carolina to Indiana The amendment in
structs the commission, If 1t finds that the
colOred citizens have been deprived of their
rights, to consider the expediency of prOv1d-
ing such territories as may be necessary Tor
the use or occupation of such persons as may
desire to eInigrate from their present homes in
order to secure the enjoyment OF their COnSt1-
tutiOnal rights Ordered printed and laid on
the table. Mr.. Plumb reported with amend
ment the bill introduced by Mr.. Paddock IN
March last to authorize the Secretary OF the
Interior to ascertain and certify the amount
of lands located with military warrants
in the States described therein and for other
purposes. 1t provides for the payment Of
what Is known as the '' Five per cent. Claim .
of various Western States. Calendar
H0Gtse-Afr- King 3D., Lao offered resolu-
ton for the appointment OF q select com
mittee OF eleven, whose duty ii shall be to
examine into the subject OF the selection
of a suitable route for an inter oceanic ship
reports shall be referred, and which shall have
authority to report at any time Adopted
Bills passed for the establishment OF Land
offices in Montana and Dakota Territories. y
large number OF bills were reported from COM
MitteeS.
DEC. .17.-iSeHate-Mr. Morgan introduced
a resolution opposing the withdrawal of the
and in favor of the full restoration of silver
coinage to an equality with gold and spoke at
some length in favor thereof. M Morgan
also introduced a joint resolution for the for