The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-14

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NM The coloIed population are really
rousedin this matter, and are making their
houses like barracks. In relation 70 en-.
tetinq p,ivate houses, il is understood that,
on inquiry of The Marshal, Judge Sprague
has minated that the process tor the ar
rest of fugitive slave is in the nature OF a
civil process-that in serving il, an officer
will not be justified in breaking open the
outer door Of any dwelling house that
every dwelling house is the castle OF ITS
occupants buff The front door be opened,
any inner one may be forced oFen. Iht
latch strings have all been efIeetua'ly pulled
in these Iocalities, and a Sew more" extra
bolts inserted in those sane outer doors.
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To the Citizens of Madison County
The subscribers, a Committee for this
County, on the industrial exhibition 10
be held in London, May the 1st 1851, can
not better perform our duty, than by inyi-
ting your particular attention to the sub
Joined circular OF Mr.. PHILIPS Esq,
Chairman Of our State Committee and to
notify you that we will hold q meeting of
our Committee in Canton, On Monday the
10th Of December next or The purpose Of
receiving and examining such articles as
may be presented Tor our inspection, in
the meantime, we must be permitted to
hope that our county will produce and pre-
sent something m%eriting the admeration
ofthe World.
November, 7th 1850.
DAVID N. FULTON Battles Bluff.
JonN HARaAN Camden,
JoHN II. an GauDRR Sharon,
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
TO be held m London May /, 1851.
Edwards, Mi, October 10, 1850.
DEAR Sin:
AT a meeting of TIE CENTRAL
co MMITTEE ofthe State Of Nississip
pi 90 the INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
of 1851. he'd at Jackson, MI, on the l4th
instant, the Undersigned, as Chairman e.
lected by said Committee, was authorized
and directed to appoint SUB Committees in
each and every County of this State.
In accordance Herewith, | hereby ap'
, point you, together with the names herein
, annexed, as a Committee for your County
! trust you will find it convenient to give
your per. DUAL attention to this vast under
taking, and thus aid ia the representation
7 OF our vast resources.
Every Country in Europe will contrib
. ute 10 this grand Show, and Egypt, Persia
I India and China" are moving in The cause
in setting forth the products Of their skill
and labor for this grand exhibition. eau
j not believe that Mississippi will be a lag
gard, and feel certain her citizens have tot
y much State pride 10 refuse to contribute
her iull quota, to fully sustain the charac
e ter oil the American People.
Your duty will BIZ, TO notify the Cit
: Zens OF your county that they are earnest
u " solicited by the Central Committee o
this State, aud by the Central Commute,
of the United States at Washington, a
well as BY the united wish OF all the Worl,
: interested in this vast scheme, to contrib
n ute for Exhibition 10 LondoJ, on the Is
is day Of Nay next, such art Giles possessin.
novelty. rarity or high excellence, wheth
er as Raw Materials and Produce, Ma
chinery, Manufactures, &c. These arti
Giles are TO BE- collected at some cenlra
y point in your County, convenient 10 all in
= terested, and then selected by you as t
-: merit alonr, then 10 be plainly labelled an.
i marked, and forwarded 10 the Contra
d. Committee in Vicksbprg, Nj, before III
LIST day Of January, 1851, subject 10 III
:. examination and selection Of the Ceulrf
Committee. The object is, to send III
= best Of Teach article from each County, an
nos too many OF each kind, that the Con
~ mittee NAV then and there select the bes
~ from this State.
4, "Atl expenses relating 10 the t~ranspo,
~ tation and arrangement OF articles wi
= haze 70 be betrayed by the exhibitor of tn
Country from which they are sent" is III
rule adopted by the Royal Commissionel
in London. 1t will therefore, be necei
" sary that each exhibitor provide ways an
y means for defrayIng all expense.
ey | have the pleasure and satisfaction
. assuring you, that in England avery lii
= eral policy has been adopted in reducin
i all expense to the very lowest desirab
w point, and there are wealthy houses
~ England that will make no charges. w
hope our Steamboats, and merchants w
y, be actuated BY a similar policy, and assn
rs you that this Committee W illexert itst
81 TO make economy an object. &They
ne course, make no kind Of charge.
se Il is absolutely necessary that the Ce
~ trail Committee Of the United States san
IS ton the selection Of each article before
50 will be received 10 London, aud all info
10 nation and correspondence here, mu
passthrough that body. Again, NJ is n