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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-28
GREAT PRODUCT OF WHEAT.

Messrs EDIToRs The following paragraph Is from tne
January number of the American Agculsurst The iam
Of Mr. Clark, alluded in the extract is not saA arn
kept for show, and conducted the "fancy principle
II embraces eleven hundred acres and the whole OF 1t IS IN
high state Of cultivation
"ADELAWARE WHEAT CROP"
"JoHs C. CLARK, Newcastle county farmer, where
COL Johnson visited engaged while he there clear
ing up crop Of wheat which he grew the past season upon
hundred He had already measured OOO bushels
and had some remaining. Upon field Of thirty
he had 4SO bushels good measure Of fine wheahat
s forty bushels the Upon another field Of thirty
he averaged hyfve bushelso the acre Mr. C'arks
wheat is the Mediterranean yarety which the fayorte sort
in Delaware and Maryland There but few wheat farm
any part Of the country who show better result
than this Yours respectfully, slhA tsy3 ". .
b WAsHsaTor, DEcEMBER 20, 1850.
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THE LIrEEARY WORLD For 1851.

tCommencing with the first week in January.)
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interests Of the Reading Public, phrase which, IN tnis
country Fl Education and Cheap Books is equvaent
the Entire Public Its Leading icks embrace all subjects
general interest," except those of party politics or secan
difference, discussed with variety ia suggestive consera
tional style.
Its Taks and Sketches are by the best writer's OF our own
country or selected choice foreign not
accessible. .lgu
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topics likely to the intelligent embracing the aes
intelligence on all subjects of Literature Science rf MUSIC,
Drama Popular amusement and Social Clhs-chat.
LIS Literary Notices aim combining entertainment ana
piqancy with the fullest and hrest exposition OF eUey e
book Of paiue pn6ished.
The Proceedings Of the various Societies for Discovery or
Research throughout the couny are regularly reported
its columns. tal A
Il contains every week Lists Of all Books published in thus
country and Descriptive Catalogue OF valuable works pub
ished reprinted here This Information can
not be obtained any other single publication, and its value
TO all readers need not be dwelt upon IA
10 the its conducnra issue Weekly Journal IN
;aepiox sligsed spertsinment and
eiicenuss M xss the I'd Of so6< the most eninsnt
isa(brsd n ~ ep16S nth zepl and on thsiE own
part they SEhsve that they can s1complis rad
er's satisfaction. &4}S a8 esissty
The Literary World contains from twenty to tweny-four
quaro pages and is issued every Saturday. at So per annom
alsOays In advatce. III ia is
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrMoRE. Dec. T-5. p. m.
Arrival Of jenny Lind Day Of ErcifemstSak 81 Tick
ets-Great Eaihwsiassa. sigtr
This has beena day Of more excitement in Baltimore
any previous day in the calendar and draws TO
close the excitement the by the
arrival Jenny Lind the queen OF song Those who have
laughed the mania that ,eemed prevail ia ths northern
cities see be the severely afflicted with here,
and on her arrival Banums thousands thronged the
building 70 gain sight of her Washngtonans will not
be able 10 appreciate this singular enlistment until she
takes ~ her quarters among lhem- seems porvads
all classes and verify believe that she might give
dozen concerts here SO seat to crowded houses
The sale tickets the Front street theatre this morn
ina lo tbs first largely attended, and The bid
ding brisk The first ticket struck off 10 j. H. White
hurst daguereoyps $780, and IL 10 considered credit
able Baltimore foolish In this respect as
cities of smaller cabre have been The'second seat
taken by w. H. Marks also dacuerreotypis, at "
premium the standard price Of So The remaining seats
IN The parqnette numbering SIG brought premiums OF from
81 EACH averaging for the whole about 80 each The
in the averaged about So EACH and back
in The first Of boxes about 30 each One hundred
the stage sold FOR VI each, and the third tier Is
served for those who buy tickets the door for 3 each
About 300 tickets taken by SPECTATORS who have
bought them sell again, and there doubt that they
viii make handsome profit They would sell to-day at
considerable advance the prices paid and before Mon
day night they will command heavy premium. The de-
her and listen her singing pervade all
classes and many will doubtless not be able find another
dollar their pockets after paying the price Of their tickets.
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rELEoKApHIo nEronTs FOR THE UNION.

arrival Of the As,a DIys Later from Europe
in CoonBreadsigfs Improving -IroVisions quiet.
NEw York, December Up. in The royal mail steamer
Asia arrived here today bringing three days later advices
10 the a2d ait. ~ II
The Asia encountered heavy weather ,hroughou, her
Corros MARKET. Liverpool, Nov % The cotton
a@o@as 10 Il 600 bales The oommi,se Of brokers quote
fair nplands and Mobile &C and fair Orleans 81 per
pound The sales on Friday were $500 bales, closing
BaEADsruprs The corn market has been more lively,
and Indian comThe milers and dealers operating
wiz, more spirit and confidence han for some time past,
fully sustained, though transactions were not
Provisions have been some forced sales Of beef
Prices are without improvement The stock Of pork has
OF bacon on lghr. and the unimpor-
Previous prices are obtained but not freely Hams
50 bu want Sales Of loo tons. active. Sugars firm
Rice r. 2 hss per Sw and dull Money easy Con-
in Liverpool and on the continent
The Pfussian Parliament has been opened The kings
political news generally is without much importance be-
yond the last advices.
arrival Of The Georgia Later from Cdor.ia Terrible
Steamboat Erpto.ioa More God,--1M Marsa-Ba''-
Nav York, December TIA. m,-The steamer Georgia
arrived here this moniag with TWO week. later advices
The steamer Panama had arrived At psnams with ESQ
worth Of gold dust The Georgia brings over million OF
gold.
The steamer Sagam burst her boiler San Fam
cisco The explosion terrible killing all the officers
and crew and large number of the passengers, whose
names had not been ascerained.
Business in San Francisco other towns. and at tho
mines continued prosperous The rainy season had not
set in. Gold was coming In abundanty, and business
ne ally Money bringing TO cent
month Flour selling at Ss to $40 per barrel Produce
generally good demand Prices varying but little from
previous accounts Political affairs quiet.
The Georgia brings $50 passenser $50 Of whom Were
left ut Havana to go by the Ohio Panama and Chagres
healthy Rain was falling constantly while the
Georgia was Chagres, and the roads were very bad
All quiet at Havana. Several sailing vessels lett
San Francisco for home
vessel arrived San Francisco from Sacramento hav-
ing the cholera on board. n lss .efs.
Much CONSERVATION prevails al San Francisco In conse
quence OF the dsease. h* :
The brig Wilmington, from Baltimore, arrived NJ san
Francisco the 10th.
Died at San Francsco F. Henry Gorton. (probaby Cor
don of cholera, aud A. r. Baeloy, formerly OF Penn
syivania. gZs.t .He~ 4aI t1fs II
The Empire City is below. Her dates tho same
the Georgias She is said TO have between three and
four millions gold on board. la ,
Other things unchanged 80
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RY A. GREEN. Aaes,oassr.

By A. GREEN, Auctionecr. .s5a II
oy q deed H from an ne o. The late Iswi
Grant Davdson win sell At auction Friday, The 10Th Novem
Ss. s. os Is Is. city ess.
Lot Mo- So - a. a. NJ "a and ~ IN square No. l@
Lou. Nos. 4 70 , iGsu.,vs in square Nc. ls 81;
Lou ESs Mos Ss h. II T. .! .sas. Ne No. lf ss
| Lots Nos. 2 ind 4 \ square No lea
Mo-. Inclusive, and Nos sto IS inclusive, and No is,
These lots are numbered according
The Some Of them are near The War Department and
Others in The square Immediately cast Of The residence Of W. W.
Tss and 4 in iss,
purchase cash, and the residue
20 secured By Tie parcSa.srs bonds with approved security
the deed Of trust deeds at The puchaer expense Tide
For non compliance with days.
Of resale reserved at the Puhssers' risk and cost on
Lots 10 and II, No is according 20 David.on's
Of .sa square each fronting on ss ss and
feet, add No. II, t7ssk. Terms ibe same -.
ps s =, my ,Ss IN he t s Or in Geosewn
X %e aaaas
Nov lid ta s.Hl. Auchoncer
an ansi wednesday IN g December Lots
meni win commences 10, 10 in NO les the
.oss Ssss se ws' ss q @
ny order o '" h''h A. GREEN,
Dec ga Aucuoneer
% 81; sss pc .:. an
ny 0'''' :" " A''''' 4. GREEN,
Dec5-d Aucuoaeer.
nyIrhs above sale 1. further postponed, In eon.e-
The unavorase weather. until Friday the 18th instant
~ By order ofw. RrDps 900.
y
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ny A. GREEN, Aucsiopeer.
HANDSOME AND wELL-KEPT FURNITURE AT AUG,
III TlONon Friday the 6th instnnt at 10 O'Clock T. M SHAH
cell late residence Of r. L. Cbd ESQ., on Indiana avenue
residence the Rev Mr. Cushman an excellent as
household and Kitchen furniture, We: n q
walnut sofa and paror chairs, rockers, &C.
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus, and ssdesoard
marble top centre and pier tables
Curcd ma other bcdstesds and washstsnds
md WOO chairs, wardrobes BE- s#st
Girapdoes, gas, solar and other lamps
+ Window curtains and painted shades
Feather beds hair, other mattresses and bedding
Paror. passage, stair, and chamber carpet, aaH
Apdirons, shovel and tongs, and Tenders
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves "a
wi Of kitchen requisites .
Terms All under s25 cash. Us credit OF sixty
and ninety days satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
terest -
IL wei made, and In excellent order ..,,r., j. -.
Dec 4-m a. GREEN, hucuoneer'
M The sxpve postponed until Monday, the
OH Instant addition what mentioned In ad-
vefscmsn good assortment Of crockey aud eugs
hand worksfand, mafbie-t sofa tables.
cooking medium size and Of the best The house
A. GREEN,
' Dees-aEfas tkttuuN rsB Auc'ioneer'
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Tor sALE-Fsk Raymonds elegant air tight metallic
Of Pennsylvania directly opposite Gads
by's Hotel I t@ r5 slst .aN .
Having completed extensive factory which has enabled
cens convinced
will ready sales and greatly accommodate
those who are coffin for their friends
paid mahogany
con We attend conducting funerals In ue country or city with
Rumor the the remains
Of In Of cons has
occurred OF Of them bursting nom The fer
''"'- - as NJ. M. WHITE,
Dec 6-d3m. HHtasr-ae fat 4aas4sg Undertaken
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s22,647 Isl
FRrpaY, December 8, 1850.


Present as yesterday.
No 40 p. Hogg ct AL plaintiffs in error, J. B. En-.
srson. The argument OF this concluded by
MrJ o. Sargent for the plaintiffs in error.
No 81 j. Hoyt, plaintiff in error, The United States.
The motion OF Mr. Attorney General 10 dismiss this case
Tor regularty in the bill OF exceptions argued by
Mr. Attorney General in support Of and BY Messrs Evans
and Walker in opposition thereto
Adjourned until Monday, IL o'clock. a. m.
0y-The rev Mr. Batter chaplain 20 the senate VIII
preach the Representative Hall this morning. (sundayD at II
bees
~ WIN Hail. o. ION and streets,
LIS expected win delivered, all members Of
the eran are ffa,ernsly invited 20 attend.
M trinity ladies Trinity pro-
bod PAD, for the sale o variety Of useful and fancy sr
s and on several succeeding days and evenings The
% completion o. me sunday school room.
Those who 70 contribute article. Or . . s
the Rector Of parish street two door. cas-, Of The
linton Hotel or Il on Monday 70 caru saloon as early as
TSs parish preparing s.clss and
% the parish ON Friday morning December 6t " clock for
Dec 5~diw
SUBLIME ENTERTAINMENT AT ODD FELLOws
HALL
The Oriental Panorama of Tsus an Palestine aud Ruins
of Ancient C,fies- Russell Sss,th, Artist.
THIS celebrated work Is. point Of an.h superior
anything brought before the pubc-wl be
exhibited above evening" sunda excepedJ
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4
In Baltimore Philadelphia, and Brooklyn has been visited by
and eicife from the clergy and e
voluntary encomiams Of no ordinary description.
Subjects w the Parorsmavisw OF Mount Ararst
sards Ruins Of Palmyra seah Petra siaoa M:unl Sinai
Of Wilderness Of Sinai Rome Malta by Moonlight
Lebanon; Balbec Arimathea Assos
Nazareth Valley Brook Kedron Cyprus Connagrafion Of
Bethlehem, Morning Scene Excavations Of Nneveh
Doors open 81 O'Clock begins moving at u O'Clock
Attendance win be given Office ofre panorama daily be-
tween 10, M, and ], D.
Dec f-d6t .aaf 1tHtt. III
wsshinston and Alexandria Boat.
ILL., The hnc sssamboat THOMAS CoLLYER win
&&@ depart the following hours Aooach connects with
the boat Washington. fire i2k cents cosch ~ cents
Leaves Alexandria 9, on, Ilk, A. m. and ., M
Leaves Washington al st, ok, nv q m IN and M
| f.e ~ At5fE rHr sob coksoN, captain,
pec o-oe .Ztzi. u M II. y U - !. -. - -
CURNIsHED ROOMs-Two furnished rooms without board,
m Eentee private family on street. can be had immed
ateIy, on sppiicstonto .t.. ,,t,
Dec s-H Corner OF 10th street and Penn avenue.
WAsHINGTON AssEMBLIrcs.--The subscribers % the
Washington Assemblies requested 10 meet AZ Gauer
Tuesday evening NEXT the 10th Instant o'clock for the pur
pose OF eeetns managers. t#
Dec s-2d
CoDEY~ Lsay's Book for january, 1851. Ni
VI Grshsmr Magazine for January. 5H fr, p6N
TAYLOR 4 MAURy's
Dscs Bookstore, near 9Th street
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Ercess received by Mr. Riyes,

Excess received by Mr. kives, S1,l42 80 5'7
Thus IL will appear that Mr.. Rives received from the
bounty Of Congress upwards OF $4,000 more than would
have been raid Tor the amount Of work. had Il been
done for the Senate BY persons regularly employed TO ex
ecute IT, Yet some OF the members, friends of Mr..
Rves, who had voted for this appropriation, stated IN
the face OF the nation, when our interests were before
the House OF Representatives, that there was no right or
Justice in relieving contractor from oss who had made
every exerion 10 perform the stpulaons oil the con
tract They insisted on the bond. and demanded The
pound OF flesh And even Mr. Riyes himself bad the
modey to say his paper Of The a1th ult mat bad we
BY all contractors, who could have the face TO say that
they had lost money by their contracts, TO relieve them
also and % grant relief to all such would bankrupt 'he
Mr. Rives had the face TO say that he had lost by
private speculation, and he Obtained relief And what
is stranger STILL he Obtained relief without the slightest
difficulty No strict investigation made OF The merits OF
the case--no reference TO a commiitee-no siung OF
iemsbut the matter went through Ike shot, anu we
believe everything ne asked was granted 10 the tune OF
about 100000 far as we are informed And all ns,
Whit another public officer with whom we have no Ut
tie acquaintance and with whose hard contract we were
sufficiently aformed denied cent although tne
standing Printing Committee OF the House bad after full
examination. reported favorsbly on his memorial How
different the fortune OF different menl We really wish
that this fortunate man. this Massena OF the public PRINT
ing could teach The art Of ingraating ourseli with
members Of Congress. We would cheetfully resign the
whele loaf TO our neghbor, without the slightest muir
muir Il we GOULD only obtain from thsir justice o. mag
We will see whether the amount paid by Congress for
the Duly Globe as relief 70 Mr. Rivss, who endeavors
afforded him adequate relief. Mr.. Riyes paid his re-
porters four dollars and ten cents column. A column
OF the DAILY Globe contains 4,356 BREWER ems and the
price for composition s 33t cents for thousand BREWER
ems. The following figures will therefore tell the talei
Paid Mr., Rives per column 81 20
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T. 1aNall aail II. -
THE bssa a..ortmsnt nay long shawis I'm the
very se soabs Bay State long hsw the style
Ss a s%a ss qualify
&C. ';s's BY inches. dne., qualify Al. in new styles. many
them not BE- had elsewhere ~ ~
% DO 80 81 os w us Ss ssn ss s a: ss s.s q styles
i1s g a. from from 4 g ss soss styles and heavy
%gqnlas and do. from e !" % 90
10 hi high Square rs plaid .Sswi:, very sss
1: :ss wi: re: s. @
them at the lowest market price .1s,a q New f''
Our assortment Of French Meunos be fOund
ee containing many desirable Ssees ma M
tssa Corner Of nh street and Penn. avenue.
cARD.-rhe public respectfully Informed mat Mr. James
merry occupied BY sps which she ha. nttedup In com
aSs .nS r. sS.uns %" coS
@ have a. nss
with s and neither ss s9, '
Before applying elsewhere please give her es Terms moderate
FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED.-Any psron DESTROYS o.
rs s,s sS Sss oss s ss nd
p,c Ssss ios 's q and
SMALL = s sr ss.ds ~ .pp,as
Dec s-7r Ane csps'o'
Any person who may desire % send boy % Am er-
cent Washington hear Of
npruniy Of doing very favorable by cangin street,
"A door south side o. BY addressing = post
paid, through the post ONCE pec S-ou
FULL sUPPLY.Tbe subscriber just from the
NORTH with supply goods,
all Of which he feels disposed % sell at the 'cs, ges prices for
he tiN o. w. xE4bf,
Dec l--lw Penn. avenue, oppodse Cenns Market
nR. a. wIsLExENUs lsss % y. Louis, h.ys.s taken
up his residence washington ety. tenders ne ssuess 70 me
various branches Of his profession ce mo
Pennsylvania south side, one ss"sss " o s
Navy Department ~ Y
l4.ae RgrEEEscss.s Il e.
Baron Won Gerolt, Prussisn Minister. 1888
Hon Thomas n. Benton. &tsf.sag asa
1891 Professor J. Henry ast44s@44a~
ID. A. Halle ssa 8F l64ff sN@fEF
Dec 1-dimf ea .5fHf y ssei t8tlfl 8M
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y-The Rev. MR. BntIer, Chaplain the senate, will
preach Representative fall this morning. Sunday II
O'Clock.
Dees
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pARIs suLIISERy.--Mr. ANN n cLARKy Fashionable
millinery will open for cxhibiton mi
Of s Farmers and Mechanics bank ndse street.
Georgetown, ID. q, Dee SD 2
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AVV NOTICE.--ovID y. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
aaw, win attchd al professional
in supreme Court the United States and In the
e,.i co,r district of Columbia Will attend
busness Ia different public departments Washington
Once Pennsylvania between i2h and lah Streets
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CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE.

/. PAPER There are 2.o76 pages in eac
this book tor the last session, and each she'
pages. Therefore each copy contains 1924
per. Congress pays for $500 copies. Mul
number BY the number Of sheets TO copy.
have
Whole number Of sheets printed
Dividing by $50, (number OF sheets in rel
and we have the number oil reams printec
Add for waste
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Mr. DEAR SIR perceive that the CODES gho,t 10 still
making paper hldeous with his dark and gloomy reec
lions, and particularly know who invited you
70 come 20 Washington. can that questionable.
sna am saushed that he was just anxious 10 get
you to be his official editor he anxious dispense
win the services rendered by Globe Soma ysrsons are
perhaps acquainted with the an effort made
100 one month 10 convince Mr. Polk Of the necessity OF re.
ntog ne 6fobs as the official organ Of his ton
was long time before you consented to come 10 Wash.
that you declined the post must 10 Texas and see
MAJOR either you he be the editor OF
the administration paper.
do not think the President found IL necessary at the
Buren,, Mr. Wright about this matter but he did COW
SUI me tnfusfs and wishes Of The great democratic party
which placed him In power and Mr. Wrights organ tas
Hives ACKNOWLEDGE TO have been) by this change was
made the organ Of that parry.
There many ridiculous In the mani
es,o Of this ghost that would expend ink aud pap
nrepyng 10 all of them The contract for the sale of the
1oos ohce and s appurcnances, which Rives nsnuaes
vas drawn up by us to suit views, originally
Drawn mp by Iudge Blair Of ST. Lonis, Of 4. r. Blair,
20 badly IL had 70 be copied Rives k~oSs this, bat in
Peskng Of II avoids telling the truth The only clause
sdded. alter II placed Ia hands copy made
y us and that b the clause which thanks Blair Rives
III is evident from bis own statement, that we owe
IRWftnancss Tor $35,oO, and that have paid every
dollar IL; that he tvesl pfeends that he 70
gve us time on part OF me payments, notwhsmndn s
General Jsckson's warning 'donf nsa htm.- when we
informed him we could pay CASH
-, - also Observable that although purchased the
olooe eo and 10 appnr part OF the apprfsnancss
VOC seru rscssred The Congregational Globe and Agps~dfx
We're most wrongfoly Withheld from believe We copia
mad Hives ~ Of the sppurehsnces Of the esab
h'nmsnt but be would certainly have been incum-
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g1-Masonc.A regular meeting Of the National Lodge No
held Masonic Hail. Of 10Th and streets,
Monday evening, the OH inst, nj o'clock.
expected lecture will be Delivered and all members
the cran haiemslly invited 70 attend.
The organizer., 1850-05-25
A Word nhOnt Gardening

No one can be truly said TO live, who
has not garden. None but those who
have enjoyed it can appreciate the salts.
faction the Iuyury-of sitting down to
table spread with the fruits Of ones own
planting and culture. A bunch Of rad.
Ishes-- few heads oflettuce-taken from
the garden on summers morning for
breakfast; or a mess of green peas or
sweet corn, is quito different affair from
market in a dying condition TO be put
away in the celIer for use. And plate
of strawberries or rasPberries lose none Of
their peculiar favor by passing directly
from the border t. the cream, without be
ing lolted about in blsket until they have
LOST all form and comeliness. And vet.
how many in the smaller cities and villa.
ges of our country, possessing every facil.
ity for good garden, either through indo-
lence or ignorance, are deprived Of this
source Of comfort! And how many far
mers, with enough land lying waste to fur
nsh them with most Of the luxures of life,
are content 70 pO1 en- in the even tenor
OF lh4ir way, never raising their tastes
above the prk and beans of their
fathers
The organizer., 1850-05-25
Fair Proposition.

The Houston Patriot submits the follow
ing mode for the adjustment Of the claims
of the candidates for Secretary OF State,
and the Oxford Organizer endorses il. -
A similar suggestion has been made by
the Monroe Democrat and has been ac-
quiesced in by several other journals Let
this then, be the understanding. LEI
each paper express its preference for the
candidate il regards most available. So
far, the public expression of the press and
party is largely ia favor Of NJ. u. Haynes
who is the choice Of the Democracy in
this section. But If It should turn out on
n full expression, that the majority favor
the claims Of another we will readily fore.
60 our individual preference. The time
is short. Speak out:
That each democratic press in the State
inform the editsr Of the Missi,sippidn who
constitutes their choice respectively and
that the individual who shlll thus receive
the largest preference, shall be the DEM -
cratic candidale-at least 80 far as the
democratic press is concerned -Yasoo
DemOcrGt.