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Big Black Navigation.

TIE UNITED STATES ENGINEER MAKES a
FAVORABLE REPORT. But ADVISE
AGAINST A FURTHER APPROPRIATION
UNTIL TCEAR~IFICIAL Obs 1KUCTloNs
ARE REMOVED.
The following letter from Hon. f.
BARKsDALE, through whose efforts an
initial appropriation was obtained foI
the improvement of Big Black river
navigation, TO Hon ]. w. Bush. Rep
resel tative from Kinds, contains sug
geslion for the Legislature. The letter
with the extracts from tie Engineer /
report, explains itself, and requires nc
comments:
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WAaHING ron CITY, January 4, 1886.
Hon. John F Lush, House OF representatives.
DEAR SiR: As you are apprised
the first appropriation for the improve
ment of Big Black river, WAS made by
act of Congress, July 5, 1884. The r
port of the engineer in charge shows
that the werk was begun at the mouth
of the stream, and the removal of oh
struetions continued satisfactorily some
distance up the river. The practicable
ity of the improvement, and its value Il
the commerce of the contiguous terri
tory, we're amply demonstrated. The en-
gineer states:
"The valley OF the Big Black river il
very fertile aud productive except wher
the Walnst Hills intercept the valley cnlti
vatian il continuous ON either side- n
Elupes incline rapidly To the rlver. render
ing cultivation oil lands immediately a'ou,
the. banks impracticable, but the edge @
the cultivated lands ON either side L. no
more than on fourth OF a mile from tn
river banks. Four Thousand bales OF cot
ton aud 10000 sacks ~ seed are pro
dncpd in an ordinary seas-n, from u
month TO Ivanhae Bridge. Most OF tn,
cnlton and oottun-sted Is either haul
cd a great dit nee to Port q hsor
or Vieksburg, at a considerable expense
or disposed of near home at a Sacri
fee. Farther up the RIVER tire lands AZ
not SO low. more productive and in h'ghe
stat. of cultivation. There is no questio
hui that if the river was thoroughly IN
proved in the manner heretofore pursue
the Big Black river would rapidly deyelo
in commercial importance.
The Engineer submits estimates fo
the completion of improvements, an
adds:
"The bridge of the Louisville, Ne
Orleans and Texas Railroad, about
miles above the mouth oil the river, ar
that of the Vickshurg and Meridian Raj
Road. 80 miles above the mouth. and ~
highway bridges, all Without draws, Tor
oIis,rnciions to free and safe navigation
all stages OF water. Until these ob,tru
tions are remedied il is recommended u
no addition4l funds be appropriated 1
improving this river
la view OF this official statement, b
leave TO suggest that the legislature ta
snch immediate action M viii compel
removal of these Instructions 10 the fr
navigation Of the river. You will obser
thai such Il tgisIati"n Is essential to s.curi
the additional appropriation that Is
ouired to make the stream nay'gable
steamboat. Yours hesr ciiniiy,
E BARKsDALE.
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The Best Remedy.

We regret to observe the unworthi
spirit in which several of our contempo
raries discuss the affair of Mr.. Kelley
rejection by the court of VIENNA. 1t il
true Mr.. Bayard might have handled the
case more moderately in his report, anC
that Mr.. Kelley hurt his own cause
by accepting the Italian mission
when he must have known how
unsuitable selection that was
But after all allowances have beet
made, it remains true that Mr.. Kelley.
rejection at Vienna WAS an indignity
which tue State Department was rlgbI
in resentiug. Ii reputable American
citizen is not good enough fer their
European courts, we shall be Obliged t.
go searching the country for an assort
ment of diplomatic dudes, whose pedi
gree, marriages and manners are such
as to furnish 10 ground Tor objection,
The German courts are much the worse
in this respect, and 1t Is said that Mr.
Pendletons position at Berlin has
been made verg offensive by the disdain-
full treatment his wife has received
from the 1chol gebohreae madams OF
Prussia. A recent American, minister IL
Copenhagen had a somewhat similar
experience, and resigned the mission in
consequence. Perhaps the best way
would be to abolish our missions at every
court where our ministers are treated
with any want of courtesy.-Phta.
American
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amend the Charter OF the Artesi4. Stark
Vile and Greenvilie Railroad. Referred
to Com mittee on Railroads.
/ Ry Mr.. Burkitt 5. B No. % m act tC
repeal See. 1859 of the Code of lSs0, in re
lation to contracts to cucumber Fgrowins
crops Referred 10 C. mmiuee onsAgrlcul
+ ture.. commerce and Manufactur,
b. Mr. Casey ;. b. No. 26-4n act to
repeal an act entitled act 10 declare
what shall be a lawful fence in the County
OF Sharkey.
By Mr.. Walker: S. B. No. a7-An act
| TO secure manufacturers and owners oi
/ railroad equipments and rolling stock, IN
| making conditional sales, and certain con-
/ tracts for the lease thereof. Referred TO
/ Committee on Judiciary.
| By Mr.. Whitney 5. B. No. 2S-An ac
to amend an act approved April 10th, 1875,
10 appoint an agent to investigate frands
| and collect revenues due the Safe, Cou
Ties, and Levee Boards Of the State, ap-
proved March 10Th, 1880.
BY MIR. Brenham ; B. No. 29-Ap ACT
to authorize the Board of Supervisors OF
Adams County to repair bv contract, lor-
tiuns OF tht. public roads Referred TO Com
miitee on Counties and County Boundaries.
By Mr.. Brenham S. b. No. 30-An act
~ h4ItuOtiIc tue lOpaTu VI IuBCENlStIe "
Adams County to pay certain lega! fees
heretofore contracted.
S. B \. Ian act TO incorporate the
Board OF Levee Commissioners fer the
Yazoo- Mississippi Delta and for other pur-
poses, approved February 2S, 1885; tabled
subject TO call.
House resolution in relation 10 fixing the
day OF Inauguration Of the Governor was
taken up and incurred in. Mr.. Hamil on,
OF Hind, moved to amend by striking
1ut the words Monday 1lth," and
insert the words Thursday l4th."
Agreed TO, and the blank was filled
by three on the part OF the Senate.
Messrs. Sykes. Hamilton, of Hinds and
Dickson were appointed on the committee.
II. B. No IAN act to authorize the
Board OF Supervisors of Washington
county 10 convey a school lot in the town
oil Greenville. Passed.
AT ll.45 a. m. the Senate adjourned until
10 o'clock Tomorrow morning.
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The Coinage Committee.

The Tssnes- Democrat contains the fol
lowinps poli OF the Coinage Committee:
Against any interference with the pres
ent law governing the coinage OF silver =
Bland of Missouri. CHI irman Lanham OF
Texas; Norwood, of Georgia; Bsnmm oil
Indiana FELTON, of California, and Fuller,
OF Iowa. In favor of change in the law,
though not committed TO the policy OF
total suspen-ion OF the coinage-iitfie, OF
Ohio. and Hemphill, OF South Carolina
In favor Of total uspensiou--Sevmonr, Of
Connecticut Scott Of Pennsylvania; james,
OF New York; and Rockwell, Of Massschn.
sets. Non-com mmittal--MeCreary OF Ken
fucky, Mr.. McCreary, however, when he
shows his hand is more likely to be found
against than for silver. MIR. Carlisle
really leans that way, and he and Mr.
McCreary are in close political agreement
or all subjects.
The Picayune classes the members a
follows:
The members of the ccnmittee asid
from the chairman may be classed as FOL
lows.
Lanham, of Texas, McCreary, of ken
tucky. Bynunl, OF Indiana, FELTON,. of Cali
fornia. Fuller, Of Iowa, and Toole, 4
Montana, strong advocates OF silver
LittIe OF Ohio, moderate advocate Of silver
HemthiJl. III Sonih Caroline, Norwood, (
.0eorgia. scott OF Psnnsy ylsaais. james, 9
New York. and Rock well Of Massachnsett
gold advocates.
we do not doubt that decided ~
Jo.zty Of the committee are frieudly
6fIVoE.
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sENATE-FoURTH DAY.


Senate met pursuant TO adjournment.
Leave of absence was granted from day
IN day to Ser ators, Deal, Dodds and Vert
ner. MIR. Sykes moved to dispense with
reading Of message in Journal. Carried.
By Mr.. Boone-Resolved, That the BIZ
ennial message of the Governor be refer,
red for distribution among the Standing
Committe.s of the Senate, and that each OF
-aid committees be requested to respond,
Inv bill or otherwise, 10 the recommends
tions contained therein.
Mr. Kemp gave natice that at an early
aav he would introduce hill 10 amend
Saetion 2gSo chapter ii OF the Revised
Code in relation to crimes and misdemean-
ers.
Mr.. Boone gave notice that at an early
day he would introduce bill to incorpo-
rate the town OF Tnro in AIcorn county.
Mr.. Hamilton gave notice that at an
early day he would introduce bill te
transfer tbs records and business Of tbs
swamp Land commissioners, Office tc
the State Auditors Office, and provide fol
management OF same.
Mr.. Harvey gave notice that at an early
day he would introduce bill 10 incorpo
rate the town of Fora in Madison county
/ By Mr.. Love; Resolved, That the specia
committee appointed 10 consider S+nat,
| Bill No. on Constitutional Convention
be made continuous COMMITTEES for ihi
session. TO whom all resolutions proposInj
amendments TO the Constitution of thi
State be referred.
By Mr.. Austin: r. R.solyed, Th..t commi,
tee Of three be appointed to ascertain an
repor. to the Secretary of the Senate tn
number of miles for which each Senator
i A
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ers warrants in the Counties Of Mariol
and Pontotoc. Education.
TO protect crops in C.,ldwater and Tai
iahatchie rivers in Q'iilmsn County. Ag
rics-ltnre sud Commerce.
To incorporate Buena Vista Normal CD
iege, loo tied in Chickasaw County. Cor
porations,
To amend section of chapter 2I6 of
acts of 1882, to further define wi at shall
he lawful fence in Wilkinson county.
aud To prevent swine from running At
large IN said county, approved February
8, 1882. Agriculture and Commerce.
TO create an additional Justice Of the
Peace IN Supervisors District No. in
Leake county. Counties and County
Boundaries.
At l2o'clock the Senate adjourned till
tomorrow morning ut 10 o'clock
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sENATE-FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY. January 9, 1856.

Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
Lieut. -Gnv. Stands in the chair.
All sent except Messrs. III milton, OF
Holmes, Dean, Werner Boone and Walker.
Messrs. Boone and Walker were granted
leave OF absence for to-day.
A message was received from the Cover
nor ior Executive Session.
Lieut. Gov Shands announced the fol
lowing Special Committee on Temperance !:
ues-rs. Harvey, Boone, Kemp, Love and
Batehelor.
OK CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTs.-
Mes-rs. Bmkiit, Dill; rd, Whitney, Yer
ger, Ross, Boolhe and Seal.
Lieut.. Gov. Stands, who was appointed
committee of one To whom the Govern0r's :
Message was referred, reported, referring
| the ditierent clauses 10 the several Stand
| ing Committees.
| Mr. Bachelor gave notice that he wonld
at an early day introduce a bill to restrict
the Board OF Supervisors OF Warren
count, in certain cases.
MIR Bachelor also gave notice that at
an early day he would introduce bill 10
regulate the working OF the Public Roads
OF Warren county, and for other purposes
Mr.. Dillsrd, for Committee on Counties
and County Boundaries, reported that they
have had under consideration S. B. No. 20
An act to amend chapter 3l3 OF the Laws
Of Mississippi, in r .lation to road overseers
/ If Lowndes aud other Counties, approved
/ March III. 1884. 80 far as the same applied
to Low,,des County, and recommend tina
it do pass.
| The report of the Committee on Join
Rules was received and adopted.
By Mr.. Love: Your Committee oI
i Joint Rnlrs to whom Was REFER
ID concurrent resolution relative i
nav oil employees of the Senate an.
Hnuse. have conkidered same and repor
that the resolution do not pass. On mo
i ton of Mr.. Guyton, the resolution was in
definitely postponed.
!. By Mr.. Diilard-Amend Rule No. 81, b
! striking out the following words: 20
: which may grant money out OF the contiI
! gent or any other fund" Carried.
By Mr. Harvey Resolved by the Senai
81 fthe House concurring) that The Atiorne
+ | General be instructed TO enquire into th
| questions a. to what damages the State hs
!. sustained on account of Attorneys fees an
If,nmmissiouer,s salaries or otherwise, b
= reason OF appeals and writs Of injunction
r | from the interior to the superior court
: both State and Federal, in the matter ,
! lshe Railroad Super vision cases, and
: deemed advisable, to take immediate stel
4 10 recover such damages.
o Mr. Luse offered The following amen
q ment: Strike out and insert alter "ans
o 10 9th line, report to the two Houses OF 4
J. Legislature A. an early day, the agsrexa
amount that may be due, and on hat =
4 COUNT.
III Nh. Harvey moved 20 table the amen
: menf which was lost. The smendme
= - 49, ..4<..,s..<4 oszd fHo r4n4s.5ssfs &
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LATEST NRWS.

Walter Blaine will sdpn begin
practice of law in Chicago.
Mrs. Taliaage, wife of the Brook
divine, lectures every Su1ay to a cl
of 800.
The gross earnings o. tie Louisvi
and Nashville road ios - xsa
81, l56, $50.
Tne Princess OF Wales is serious
Her ailment began with an attacA
| pleurisy, sore throat and fever.
The free evening Decorative Art clasg
e., for women. at the Tulane I i~e
in New Orleans, were successfuil
gursted this week.
The entire family of the late Walcott
Allen, the wealthiest farmer in the re-
gion Of Danville, H., have gone crazed
on the subject OF religion.
| The report that case of small pox
| had been discovered at Harvard College
is denied. There is one case of scarlet
fever which has been isolated.
The reception of secretary and Mrs.
! Whitney, ON Cabinet Day, was the most
brilliant and magnificent ever known,
even in the City Of Washington.
The work of uncovering the bodies of
the victims of the mine disaster at
Wilkesbarre, Penn, still goes on, nd
the release fund is daily increasing.
y twelve year old girl was terribly bit
ten hy a ferocious dog few DAYS ago
in Mobile. We presume she Will imme.
diaiely purchase through ticket for
Paris and Pasteur.
This is bad season for great actors.
First McCullOugh's sad death, ther
keen's accidentand now the news comes
thas -lnO. I. Raymond was stricken VII
heart dlrrsse while PLAYING Tho
trate' IN EastV-,-Pa. He may
. A number If they srgese
houses in New York closed
from Thur, day evening
. Year. until Monday mornii
/. giving their clerks an OF
visit The old house at home
! happy New Year.
i David S. Terry, ex-Chiel
E the supreme Court of Calii
e Miss Sarah Althea Hill, claim
the widow of ex Senator Shar,
j, v.da, were married in Stock
/. january 7th. Clinton Terry. III
Y only living son, is reported to
annoyea at his fathers MARI
: intends leaving home immedial
> The rum r sagain ont that
/ is looking in this direction fl
tension of his railroad lines, Z.
e he has his eve on the East Ter
= Virginia & Georgia system. Meria. ]
= and Memphis are the western ternx<,
i of this system, and "tlIis time" a.,
the st Louis Globe Democrat. :. the r,
! NOR is in great deal more plansih
= = shape than before. e."-Meridian Dsil
d News
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HoUSE-FOURTH DAY.
FsIDAY, January s, 1886.

Ac4Dh i; Jahudi o IOOU.
House met persuant to adjournment
The Speaker announced as the com
nlttee To confer with Senate Committee
to arrange the Inauguration of Cover
nor, as follows: Messrs Collins, Selman
Rowan, sIeharg and Wells.
House Committee on Joint Rules
Messrs. Cutrer, Dale, Gwin, Jones, Of
Claiborne, aud McCabe
Committee appointed on part of House
tn act with Senate Committee as pro
vided III :. j. L. No. /, pertaining TO
adoption Of joint Rules, Messrs HOyl,,
Nuland and Alverson.
Mr.. Cutrer called up S. B. No. 10.
amending art approved February 2S
1884 so as to allow Board of Levee
Commissioners to hold NEE ing in city
of jackson aud amended same as fol
lows: For the transaction Of regular
business, provided that no one of the
said Board shall now or at any other
time be entitled to have or receive any
mileage, per diem, or other cOmpensa
ton tor their attendance on said meet
ing" Passed
The House resolved itself into Com
mittee of the whole for consideration OF
.. J. r. No. /, to investigate charitable
institutions.
The committee recommended that the
Resolution do pass and that the sum OF
5000 be appropriated to defray expenses
Of committee.
Mr.. Wif1fApson, of Carroll, moved to
strike ouf $500 and insert 5000
AdoptedZyeas l05, nays 4
On motion of Mr.. Hoyie, Governor :
Message taken up.
Mr.. Selman moved to suspend read
ing of message aud refer TO committee
ol seven to apportions. aHAcng proper
committees when apposrtsal. Tableo,
on motion of Mr.. Gibbs
From Senate: ''The Senate have cou
CURED in House Resolution, in regard
to fixing day for the inauguration of the
Governof with the following amend
ment:
Strike out the word Monday the
llth" and insert Tuesday the 14th, and
have filled blank in said Resolution with
three names, to-wit :'Messrs. Sykes, Ham
ilton of Kinds and Dickson.
FFoM TIE GOVERNOR.
Gentlemen ofthe House Of Representa-
tiUes: have the honor to subm here.
with the report of the Commission to
adjust accounts with the State Printer,
under joint Resolution approved
March 10Th 1884. II appears from the re
port that the State Printer was indebted
10 the State in sum of $ll25. Th sum
was promptly paid by the State Printer
into the Treasury.
Respectfully,
RoBkKr LOWRY Governor
By Mr.. Hoyle: That the Governor
Biennial Message be referred to com
| mittee of hve TO spportion among
proper committees when appointed
Carried. Cemmittee.-Hoyle, Gibbs
Jones of Wilkinson, Banks and Elmer
BY Mr.. Har-ison-Fhat enc Thousand
copies of Governors Message be ordered
for use of members. Adopted.
Mr.. Cutrer moved that amendment oJ
Senate in regard TO day Of Inauguration
ufsGo7ernor be coneurred in. Adopted
On motion OF Mr.. Selman, at II la
House adjourned until 10 a. m., to NOR
row.
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HouSE-THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY. January I, 1885.

THURSDAY JanubFy y toco-
House met persuant 10 adjournment
Mr.. Hsden offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolved, That the ministers q the COS
pei oil the city Of Jackson, together with
present session of the Legislature. are re-
.pecrfally insi ed 10 attsnd the sessions oI
the House aud 70 50 arrang i among them
selves as 10 have one ot their number 0re1
our morning se< i'm vi b prayer.
Mr.. Trigg offered H. B: No. IAN ac'
10 aafhorze the Board OF Supervisors o.
Washington county to convey = schoel iol
| III tile iow d or Greenyil 3 Pnssei.
Mr.. Ioyle offered the following. whicl
Was adopted:
Reso vel, That the Ser cant ~ Arma y,
| Instructed TO furnish sty member wh,
desire ihem, onp COPY Of fne C,de 1850 \ NJ
lone eapy each IT Acts 81, 1882 ard 1881
4 10 ~ felutned III close Of the <es-ion.
BY Mr.. Maxfu sers Resolved. By II
Hof-e the Seeuta soncnrrink. hAt the ~
hpu6u6 meet il ioinE seseion II - Hall Z
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LOOK out for panio when the inan-
cial issue is made 10 Congress. The
money power, with its center IN Wall
Street, has resolved upon getting up a
sensation 10 scare Congress and the coun-
try into the support Of their scheme TO
abolish silver coin. II will be remein
Der, that Wall Street tried that game
once before, when it was proposed 70
fund the national debt at lower rate
OF interest. The people will watch to
discover who Of the men they have put
onguard, abandon their post when the
day Of trial comes.
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FOLLOWING is list of the new French
Cabinet Nj. De FREYCiNHT, President
Of the Council and Minister of Foreign
Affairs NJ. SAeRIEE. Minister Of the
Interior VI S,DI CAREor, Minister Of
the Finance; NJ. GOBLET, Minister OF
Public lstruction NJ DeMoLE, Minister
Of Justic NJ DEVELLE, Minister OF
Agriculture; Gen. BOULAHGER, Minister
of War NJ AUBER, Minister Of Marine
and the Colonies NJ. BARHANT, Minis
ter Of Public Works; VI. g RNAr, Min
ister of Posts and Telegraphs.
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We see that Senator VERTNER in
tendsto introduce bill for the estab-
lishment Of home for INDECENT manned
Confederate soldiers. We are IN SYN
pathy with the object to be attained aud
shall heartily second any scheme likely
to effectuate Il.
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THE Times Dey2ocrdt printed Governor
Lowi.Y's Message the morning after it
was delivered.
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The Senate confirmed the appointment Of
Marcus Askew, AS County Superintendent
of Carroll county.
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The Senate confirmed the appointment

The Senate confirmed the appointments
Of
w. G. Phelps, Chancellor 4th Judicial
District.
Hon. G. Y. Freeman. Trustee Of the
University oil mississippi, uice Judge Ii.
II. Chalmers, deceased.
DR.. E. +. Griffin, Trustee University of
Mississippi, vice A. j. Baker, resigned.
DR.. Pc Is, trustee A. & NJ. College,
rice Mr.. Powell, resigned.
Hon. Writ Adams, Jr., State Revenue
Agent, rice Gen. Writ Adams, resigned
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compensation ri District Attorneys. Re.
/ ferred To Jndicrary committee.
By Mr.. Kemp: An act TO amend Soc
29s5, chapter u OF the Revised Code in
relation To crimes and missIemeapors. Pc.
ferred 10 Judiciary committee.
/ b. Mr.. Binford. An act TO eucouraee
/ agriculture an the State If Mi<sissitri
| ferred to Agric,1tu-, Commtree and Man.
| ufaeture Committee.
! By Mr.. Brenham An act to authorize
the Board of Supervisors OF Adams cuun-
~ TO issue interest bearing warrants. in
order that said Boari may cause to be
erected. two iron bridges in said county
To Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries.
BY Mr.. Yerger-An act 10 allow the
Hon. b. +. Trimble Circuit Judge of the
Fourth Judicial District, TO retire. To
Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Gully-An act to amend Sec.
1869, of the Revised Code OF 1880. in ria
tion to poll tax. 10 Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Kemp-An act to incornorate
the town oi Victoria in Marshall county.
To Committee on Corporations.
By Mr.. Love-An act to amend Chan
ter 5, See. 433 OF the Revised Code Of 1880,
so far as the same relates to the salaries of
District Attorneys. To Judiciary Com
mittee.
). B. No. 20 was | az ed with following
amendment: By Mr.. Sykes: Amend by
striking out the words $50 far as relates 70
the county OF Lowndes."
The Senate went into Executive Session
at ll:40 o'clock, ami after some time spent
therein, the doors were throSn open and
legislative business resumed.
AT 1885 the Seaase adjourned until 10
o'clock Monday morning.
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E Mr. cutrer: IN ac, to a.sSs q.
act Il incorporate thr Board If Tevea a..
CommNsioners, for the Yazoo-Mis,iss;nr;
Delta, af3 Ter other purposes snnrn,ad ~,
February SSsth, 1874, to chance the - a.
icile of said board, and for ofhe, ~ nnrnn. lr,,,
seS. Rnle Suspended and passed.
By Mr.. GwifNAn act to secure the
faithful Performance of their duties by
the Clerks of the\Boards of Snper
visors aud other officers of this State.
To Judiciary CommitteeA
On motion of Mr. HarrisoHS the House.
at / 20, took recess uutil 3:SQ 2. II.
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HOUSE-FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY, January 8, 1886

House met at 10 o'clock,
Leave of absence granted to Messrs.
Wells, Gibbs, Taylor and Millsaps.
The Speaker announced the following
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=. n 2 ol1 EuC 11dFC ItIa--
Virginia & Georgia system. Merio. "A
aud Memphis are the western tervfn;
of this system, and this time" saws
the st Louis Globe Democrat, the RI.
NOR is in a great deal more plausible
shape than before. - Meridian Dsils
News.