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APPENDIX TO House PROCEEDINGS OF
WEDNESDAY,, 18TH.


By Mr. Gibbs-A r solution providing
that the State government be abolished
and the coutrol OF The same be given to The
Railroad Commissioners and Board of Con
trol. That The gildel elephants belonging
To the State, to- wit: the var; Gus Charitable
ms buttons, be sold That the Legislal ure
be done away with and that any one who
shall hereafter acknowledge himself a
member of said Body shall be gull of a
misdemeanor and COM eiled 10 work on
the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
NJ. Gibbs added to the Board of Public
Works and Ii S over till the year 2U61 for
future action.
BY Mr. MeCabe-Resolyed, That the
Capitol of the State be and the same is
hereby removed to the city OF Vicksbu 2.
Mr. Evans moved To amend by striking
out The name of Nickshurg and inserting
Meridian, the Queen City ofthe East.
Mr.. Summer moved 10 insert Columbia
as he place of removal inasm'c oh as the
Capitol was located there in 1886.
Mr. Norrell made the point that Colum-
bia was our God ess OF Liberty, and he
objected to the Capitol being removed
thither.
Mr. Haden proposed that it be removed
to Biloxi
Mr.. Elmer stated they didn't wan it down
there, in Difference 10 which view the State
Government win remain at Jackson
Mr.. Truly moved that Hon. Saw Mill
Jones be instructed To deliver "a lecture to
the wo House and 10 take FOR his subieci
Willows" Unanimously adopted, and the
body adiou ned to make preparations there
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure OF consumption, bronchitis,
eatarrh, asthma and ali throat and lung
affections, also a positive aud radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous com
plants. after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt il his duty to make it known to bis suf-
iering fellows Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, |
will send Tree Of charge to all who desire
it. this recipe in German, French or En-
glish, With full directions for preparing,
and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, w. A.
NoYEs, I49 Powers Block Rochester, New
York.
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Anaet in relation TO public revenue pass

!
ed as amended
Senate concurrent resolution in regard re
/ appropriation or S1UO for incidental ex.
penses for Governors Mansion. Adopted.
Messrs- McKie, Mills and johnson. al
Kinds. appointed by the Chair IA inform
the Senate that the House is ready TO re-
eelve them for = ection of Commissioner oi
Immigration and Agriculture. who having
reported that duty performed, were dis.
charged
Senators entered. and the Convention
proceeded to the election of Commissioner
of Immigration and Agriculture.
Mr.. Williamson, of Kinds nominated Mr.
g. W. Carlisle. and on motion Of Mr. Ma.
gruder, Mr.. Carlisle was elected by aecla-
malion. The Convention was declared
dissolved and the Senators retired.
Mr. Burdine in the chair.
An act empowering the board Of super
yisors.of Wilkinson county to lew tax for
county purposes. Passed.
resolution respecting the good deport-
ment of the colored members was unani-
mOusly adopted, and ordered spread upon
the journal
Mr.. Haden moved that the House resolve
itself into a Mutual Admiration Society.
Held TO be 700 serious Il matter 10 be enter
iained in the present exhausted state of the
members.
Mr. Rowan, on behalf of the House, pre-
scented TO Speaker sharp an individual sl-
yer set and bronze clock, as a token of
good win and esteem, and as an earnest of
their appreciation of his rulings and uni
form fairness and courtesy shown to the
members.
Mr.. Magruder seconded the sentiments of
Mr.. Rowan, and feelingly reflected the in
terest felt in the Speakers welfare and flu
ture IF sperity.
Mr. Williamson, of Carroll, also testified
to his worth and merit, and asked that, now
conflict ng private views and honest differ |
enees OF opinions bad been settled. any I'M |
kind impressions be removed, aud assured /
he House that he bore nought but pleasant |
-eeolleciions and fond memories of the ses-
,iOn now closing.
Mr.. Lowe added his endorsement to what
lad been said.
Speaker Sharp gracefully Acknowledged
he tokens of good viii OF he members, and
eeiingly expressed his good will and esteem
or his co-laborers.
Senate Joint Resolution, providing that
he appropriation made for preservation of
ealth, shall not be drawn until the Gov
rnor, by proclamation, shall declare an
pidemic, was taken up, and was not con-
urred in,
The committee appointed to wall upon the
Governor 70 inform him that the House is
eady TO adjourn, performed tleir duty and
rere discharged.
Also the committee appointed TO notify
he Senate.
Al u NJ, the Speaker announced the
louise of Representatives adjourned sine
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Dnek Hill.

Mr.. J. A. Biuford recommends Bachan-
nm q Spanish Lightning Relief for Neural
ga and Rht umatiSm having been attacked
last aummer in his head and shoulders,
then il became general in bis limbs, which
were very much swollen. Wilkins X Hes
Ter recommended the Relief and three APP
plieatiens relieved him, sud in three day
use he was cured both Of the pain aud
swelling. He and his wife consider il a
blessing as family medicine. Price aoc.
and 81 90 at the Drug Store.
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HousE-FIFTY-EIaHrH DAY
WEDNESDAY,, March II, 1881
House met pursuant to adjournment.


House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Sharp in the chair.
PREsESr-Mersrs. Aeker, Allen. Baird
Ballenger. Beemaa, Brooks, Burdine. Bur
kitt, Bush, Bynum, Carravay. Carroll,
Chapman. Cooper, Crawford, Culpeuner
Cusrer. Dilworth. Draughn. Elmer. Epper'
son. Evans, Ferguson. Fowler. Gibbs, God
bold, Goilpday, Gordon, Haden, Hannah.
Harrison, Hill. Ho5le, James. johnson. 81
Hindss johnson, Of Madison. Jones, 81
c aibosne. Kendrick. Lee, Lowe, Madison
Magruder, McCabe, McGehee, McKie. IN.
Kinney. McWhorter. Meharg, MiIlsaps
Mitchell. Niles. holland. Norreif, Of Pankf
Norrell. of Yazoo, Pitts. Rhodes, Rush
SelIaan. Scarborough, Simmons, soufh-
Truly, Waldrip. Watson, WATTS. We'll
West, Williamson, Of Carroll Williamson
IL Hindz, Mr. Speaker Total present ~
70 consolidate into one All The acts II
cooperating the town of batssville. Passed
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The house makes nothing cheaper.
The Clothing is slightly smoke stained,
but there is no smoke in the bargains
we intend to offer. 1t will pay every
body to wait Take no measures for
suits to order, as you can fit and suit any
body, and moreover guarantee the cloth
ing TO be fully as good as can be made
by any Merchant Tailor.
l expect to be at home in time to haye
the sale about the 23th inst.
Very truly,
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a Valuable Medicine.

OF all the medicines, patent or other.
wise, now being forced upon the suffering
public, there is none which can compare
to the Home Sapatiye Cordial foF It's ster-
ling worth, sand the beneficial results fol-
lowing its use. The hundreds of testimo-
mails, and reports from chemical tests,
made by the most prominent physicians,
both of st. Louis and elsewhere, all attest
this fact. For fever and ague, or general
debility OF any kind it is an acknowledged
potent remedy. Ask your druggist for it.
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Attention Is invited To the card OF
Mr.. SEQ w. Carlisle, wGo is an expert in
all matters relating to the location. pur-
chase or sale Of lands. The Legislature
paid him the high compliment OF unani-
mously eiecung him Commissioners OF I'm
migration aud Agriculture, SO that he will
have an office in the Capitol for the next
four Years All business, a. indicated, az
well us the settlement OF taxes at the Au-
ditOr's Office, viii receive very careful at
tentiou at the hands Of this very courteous
and competent gentleman. lie will give at
tention TO all inquiries from the NORTH
and West looking 20 Immigration aud the
investment of capital in real estate or
manufacturing IN Mississippi
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Mr.. s. NJ. PErrESGILL., the widely
known and reliable advertising agent, OF
New York, has retired from the business,
having transferred the good will OF his
Agency to Mr.. J. II. Bates, who has also
been long and favorably known to the
press. During the past twenty years,
THE CLARION has had pleasant business
relations with both gentlemen, and while
We regret Mr.. PettengilPs retirement, u y
pleasant to note that he has transferred
his Agency 10 one SO thoroughly established
In the confidence Of the press. We hope
that Mr. Pettengi4l has accumulated enough
In the way OF commissions TO live 10 peace
and plenty for the balance Of his lille.
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The sale OF . Arkansas Traveller tobacco
i constantly on the increase in this sec
ton. 1t is The best tobacco for the money
thas can be purchased in the United States,
and il is but a natural consequence that i.
Il becoming more popular ever day A
great many prefer it to the finest grades.
This celebrated brand, az well as many
others. is manufactured by the large and
nonnlar establishment of Winfree, Adams
& Lovd. Lynchburg, Va. Every merchant
shonid keep ARKANSAS Traveller in stock
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Heaven is not reached at single
bound" sung Dr. Holland, and the same
may be said Of health But many a sick
person would make strides in the direction
If complete health by using DIR. r. V.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" 1t is
a sovereign remedy for all forms Of sorofn-
lous diseases, kings evil, tumors, white
swelling, fever sores, serofulous sore eyes,
as well as for other blood and skin dis
eases
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A Handsome and Snowy Work.

Mr.. c. w. Batch, of the McCabe Adver-
Using Company, Of Washington, ID. @,
who has been engaged in getting UP col
lection Of business cards to be displayed
around three very large and handsome
photographs Of the United States Capitol.
which are % be hung in the Edwards, Law
renee and spergler Hotels. The photo
graphs are the largest ever made, being
S0x60 inches in size. This is the hand
soonest thing Of the kind Jackson has esei
seen, and will no doubt attract much at
tention The cards are printed IN TAI
CLARION office.
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q WOOSTER ST, New YORK,
March. 10. 1886.
STEDMAN u Co.

Il " DOSIER II, y EW oBh,
March, Is, 1886.
Messrs. stedman & Co., Jackson, Miss.
DEAR SIRs-The great UNDERwBir
EB's sale Of Clothing, slightly damaged
by smoke only, came off on the 10Th
inst Pollok & Co. are reported rs be
ing next to the largest buyers in the sale.
We get big lot as our share--it goes
forward by To days freight. Understand
that this Clothing IS made by the we'll
known house Of Jessup & Co, aud that
it is equal in quality, finish and fit to
any Merchant-Taiior made garments.
The house makes no cheap clothing.
The fire was in the cellar, and this
Clothing was in the 4th and 9th stories
of the building, and is only slightly
stained by smoke, which readily comes
of. The Insurance Companies settled
with the firm ot SO cents on the dollar,
and the Clothing was sold by the Under
writer's at auction. It invoieed $3.50, 600.
Wen, it didn bring that amount, by a
long jump.
We intend to give our customers the
benefit of these bargains, and SO you
may advertise We will make the great
est BARGAIN sALH Jackson ever saw,
and sell the BIGGEST BARGAINS.
We will sell go 90 SHIFTS at < = 90
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Although the people have been much
excited for some days at the approaching
elections, and all the Democrats are happy as
new sunhowers at the results, these extra
ordinary changes have produced no fuctu-
ations in the Arkansas Traveller" tobacco,
manufactured by Winfree, Adams & Lloyd,
Lynchburg, Va. In fact, We heard one
gentleman say, "All that is wanting to
make me supremely happy in this hour of
Democratic triumph, is plug of Arkansas
Traveller" tobacco, for | chew it and smoke
it, and this is one of the times / shall take
big chews and grind em fine.
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Emes. Gancs and Cholera.

For Poultry we have found more virtue
in Buchanans Quinine Horse, Cattle and
Poultry Tonic than any thing We have eyer
used.
/. c. DuBose s Co, Wholesale Druggist,
Mobile, Ala.
E. c. Truit. Franklin Poultry Yard.
Mrs. L. X. Mitchell and Geo. X. Hawkins,
Maversville, Miss
For sale AT - and 50c, at the Drug Store
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Steam Creamery in Kinds County

1t affords uspleasure to state that num-
Der OF enterprising geutlemenof Bolton, IN
this county, are aboat 10 establish hrs'-
class Steam Creamery neal. that place They
have purchased complete outfit for the
same from Capt. G. d. Bustamante, who is
prepared to furnish all descriptions OF
dairy and creamery machinery, as well az
steam engines aud agricultural impls-
ments.
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STEDMAN & co.
TO THE PUBLIC:

Our Mr.. John C. Virden, who is now
in New York, securing B .RGAINs, writes
us that he has struck it rich in Clothing
and asks US to advertise the FACT, but
as we are new IN the business, thought il
Just about as we'll that we let you see
his letter, and below we give it:
Very respectfully,
STEDMAN d Co.
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Test Case for MIR.

Mr.. Jas. A. Morrow. Okolona, Miss, fed
his COW On rich butter food. but the weld
Of milk WAS poor and scaniys he used Bn-
chanan's Qninine Horse, Cattle and Poni-
Try Tonic; in ten days use II increased the
fow of milk one third. You ought TO test
one cas. Fer sale al Drug Store
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The Living and Dead Robbers Of
sTchula
Pioayune Special. !

Iiohyune cpeCIdI'
ABER DEaN, Mss, March 2S.-Two
men, giving their names as Allen, from
Texas, aud Taylor, from Missouri, were
arrested at Durant to-day and identified
as the perpetrators of the assault and
robbery of Mrs. Schlouder at Tchula
yesterday.
The dead robbers name is Reese Tap
ley, said 20 have been raised in Jackson
About $500 of the stolen money has
been recovered. The affair has created
considerable interest in this part of the
State, and much credit should be given
the Marshal of Tchula for the capture
of these desperadoes.
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Wild Cherry and Tar.

Every body knows the virtues OF Wild
Cherry and Tar as a relief and cure Tor any
affections OF the throat or lungs; combined
with these two ingredients are a few sim
pie healing remedies in the composition OF
DIR. Bosanko's Cough and lung syrup max
ing 1t just the article you should always
have in the house for coughs. colds, Group
and bronchitis, Price 50 cents and $l.00.
Samples tree. For sale at Byron Lemly :
drugstores
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.
TUESDAY, March l6, 1886.
Senate met pursuant 20 adjournment
Lieut.-Gov. Stands in the chair.

MONT SESSION
Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Lieut.-G0v. Stands in the chair.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND PASSED.
Mr.. Casey-For the relief Of the town Of
Rolling Fork
Mr.. Binford-To amend the charter Of
The town of Duck Hill and 10 extend The
jurisdiction Of the Mayor.
MIR. Reynolds-An act in relation to pub
lie revenue-inereasin State tax 10 %
mills
ISrRoDUCED AND REFERRED.
Mr.. Gavles-To create and establish an
Industrial Institute In the State OF Mlssls
sippi-a college for the education OF col
ored Q ris in the arts and sciences.
Mr.. Boope-To regulate and control such
insurance as cannot be procured IN licensed
companies and 10 derive a revenue there
from.
Nlr. Morris-To authorize the board Of
supervisors IF Jones county 10 order an
election to decide the question OF removing
the court house. Counties and County
Boundaries.
ACTION oS HOUSE ELLIS.
To permit chanoeilors to take on submits
sion aud TO decide cases in vacation.
Passed
To provide for the trial of criminal cases
ia certain counties in the 4th Judicial Dis
tricr n which the Judge has been Of eoun-
sell Passed.
House Concurrent Resolution proposing
an amendment TO the Constitution OF the
State of Mississippi. The Senate refused
to order it to its first reading.
Mr.. Simonton called up House BIZ, TO
the issuance Of bonds 10 raise
money for the cancellation of the indebted
ness Of the State contracted in the estab-
ishment of various educational A. chart
able institutions. The bill passed by
vote Of % 10 a.
Mr.. Binford offered the following resolu-
ion which lies over
Resolved, That the Senate will not con-
,ider any local bills after tonight.
At 10 p. m the Senate adjourned.
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DR.. Sam johnson, said Those who
marry early think most of their wives, and
they who marry later in life, think most
Of their children But it is happy fac,
that Browns Iron Tonic cures with equal
power both the young and the old. 1t is
made for all alike. For sale by r. r. Led
better.
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Ii YOU are suffering from a sense OF ex
IRENE WEAKNESS Try one bottle OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla II will cost you but one dol
lar. and do you incalcuiable good twill
io away with that tired feeling, and give
YOU new life and energy.
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To amend the charter of Duck Hill and
to extend he Jurisdiction thereof Passed
The act to make appropriations TO defra J
the expenses of the Stale government foI
the years 1856 md 1887, was taken up for
the consideration of the Senate amend
ments thereto.
Snndry amendments having been dis
agreed to. Mr.. Harrison moved that Com
miitee of c. Inference be appointed from the
House TO confer with like Committee from
Senate Messrs. Harrison. Buriine and
Magruder appointed on said Committee.
Act in relation TO boundaries in Lincoln
county. Passed.
The report OF the Special Committee OF
Conferences in reference to the appropria-
ton to maintain the exhibits at The North,
Central 4 South American Exposition,
received and adopted.
Joint Resolution providing that The
officers ana employees be al owed pay for
every day OF the session, Sundays included
Adopted
To secure TO all persons of this State all
the immunities, rights and privileges
secured by the Cons tuition of the State
and United States. To Military Affairs.
70 repeal an act to prevent trespasses to
certain personal properly, approved March
Il 1854 Passed.
To authorize new enumeration of the
eduea5le children OF Winston county.
Passed.
To amend chap. .. Code, in regard to
County Rangers Substitute of Committee.
passed.
In relation to the Public Revenue con-
sidered for some time and tabled subject 10
call
This bill increased State tax to 5 y mills
It's provisions were explained at length by
Mr., Williamson. Of Carroll, Chairman
Ways and Means Committee.
Al 1l.45 the House adjourned.
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dp PERMANENT and FltpktfABLE business They
are not sold by merchants, ana We GIVE Exc u
sIvE TERRITORY, thereby giving the agent eni re
control 0f these SUPERIOR CoRsErs in the territo
assigned her. We have large numb Of agen ;
who are making grand success selling these good
aud We desire such in every town. Address, MNIE
HRISW0LD X co, 92S BROADWAY, New YORK.
mar24 s6-1m,
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Have YOU a cough? Sleepless nights
need no longer trouble you. The
use OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral before r., :
firing, will soothe the cough, allay the il :
hamation and allow needed repose 1t viii
moreover, heal the pulmonary organs, aud
give you health.
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JUSTICES of the PEACE.


ru,HE FOLLOWING ARE KEPT REGULARLY
| in stock at THE CLARION ofice-an conform
ing to the Code OF 1850, and subsequent statutes.
Order by No. on the left-series A. All blanks no
marked are quarter sheet, or as to qufre- Blanks
so marked haif sheet or "a 70 the quire. Price
per quire soc; per hundred 81 So Small blanks 75c
per hundred liberal discount on large orders
WIN send general assortment according 70 amount
OF cash rec lived with order.
No. Series A
l. Summons
| 5. yenire Facias-tJury snmmons.l
| 4 Attachment for Witness
| S. General Affidavit.
| 6. Affidavit for Bench Warrant.
Z. Bench Warrant
/ s. Affidavit for Peace Warrant
g Bond to Keep the Peace
| 10. Mittimus Conviction
II. sentence and Mittimus, with column for lees
IL. sAffidavit in Attachment and Bond.
- sAftachment Writ
Il sExecution, With Fee Bin attached
Is Af5davif feY Search Warrant
1 ls. Search Warrant and return.
H. ~Afhdzvit for Writ OF Seizure
is. writ Of Seizure,
Is. Afidavit in Garnishment, where Defendant
! has no Visible e1ecfs.
20 Writ Of Garnishmenf.
spsarsncs send sad aq Fs 5ond e asii Gases
% Affidaxit In Replesin-
"a Writ Of Repievin.
24l< Bond Of P1zintif In Replevia-
.. Bond Of Defendant In Rspievin.
Is. sRepIeyy Bond In Attachment
r. sAfhdasit and Bond In Attachment fos Rent
- Attachment Writ Tor Rent due.
q. unlawful Entry and Defainer, and Warrant
%. Claimants Afidzsit for Trial Of tie Right o
81. sindemnIiiyins Bond.
, 81 sAbsfract Of Judgment from Justice Court
s. Notice Of Protest.
As sAfldsyit for Dstnss Warrant. md w.rr,n,
36 eveadifioni Exponas
Aadss. the cIA1zoN,
-
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Our public spirited and euterprising
citizen Mr. l.. f. Chiles, has filed with US a
communication too late for insertion this
week, urging the propriety of steps being at
once taken for q State FAIR next fall. Inc
gentlemen who compose the Fair Assoeia-
ton will not hold another Fair without
suitable corporation so as TO guarantee
ihe payment Of premiums aud other ex-
penses, and GnIess tie same is assured, it
is probable the buildings will be torn
down.
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noUsE-FIFTY- SEVENTH DAY.
TUESDAY, March 10, 1886.
NIGHT SESSION.

NIGHT SESSION.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Sharp in the chair.
a Resolution providing for additions
pay to Capt S. A. Mathews, first assistant
clerk, for six days additional work at 5;
per day. Adop'ed
TO encourage The Cotton States Agricultu
raj f I'D contest for 1887. Passed.
An act to provide for the support of the
State government.
This act p Divides for the levying of a
tax of ~ mills for general State purposes,
and for school purposes under the Code, !
mi |, and the tax for retiring the bonds
issued by the State "a mill. Boards OF
Supervisors not to levy an additional tax
exceeding y mills. Mr. Hoyle moved to
strike out 2 \ mills for State purposes and
| mill for school purposes anu insert 8
mills for both purposes combined and IN
one, leaving the = nall for bonds, aggre
gazing 3 e mills.
Mr. William moved TO table. Lost.
Mr. Magruder offered an amendment to
Strike out mills aud iusert 81 mills,
aggrcgatiBg 324 mills.
Mr. Lee move to table. Lost.
Mr. Truly called the previous ques ion
upon The adoption of the amendment and
passage of the bill Call sustained.
Mr. Magruder amendment lost by a vote
of % to 80.
Mir. Hoy les amendment adopted and bill,
as anne ded, passed by "a vote OF 81 TO Il.
To change the time for holding the chan
Gerry court of ippah, Benton and Marshall
counties Passed.
At l0.40 the House adjourned.