Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-03
MISSISSIPPI INTELLIGENCE.


FIRE IN TIsHoNINGO CoUETT.-We learn
from the RieDzi Clipper, that the dwelling
house, kitchen, smokehouss and Wheat-house
Of Mr.. HAEyET BURNETT, residing about three
miles from that place, were entirely consumed
Sunday before last. The FIRE occurred at night.
The loss is supposed to be about $1,000.
Hox. SAMUEL J. GHoLsoE.-The Aberdeen
SEany S0uh publishes a communication urg
irg the preientiOns Of Jadge GHOLsON asa can
didats for Uaited States Senator for the State
Of Mississippi
LoWNDEs LEGISLATIVE TIcKET.-The fol-
lowing is the Democratic ticket for the Lsgis-
lature:
For SLATE Ssnafs-Dr. Richard Harrison.
For RegTssentafiUes-Th0 Thomas H. Davis,
Esq, Silas T. Kendrick and Lewis Majors.
EDITozIAL WITHDRAwAL.-Msjor McCAE-
DIE has Withdrawn from the editorial manage
nsnt Of the vicksburg WAig. Under his ad-
ministrstion the Whig was not only conducted
with ability, but also with great courtesy and
fairness.
HoS. WALKER BRooKE-The Canton Cfi-
zen suggest this gentleman as the Know-Notn-
ing candidate for Governor, in opposition to
Col. MoWmuE. We doubt whether Mr..
BROoKE can be induced to take 50 rash q STEP
TIE OcToBER ELEcTIoE.-The next Missis-
uippi election vii take place on Monday the
SIN cay Of October, and will be held onsSay
instead Of two. State officers, Congressmea
and members Of the Legislature only viii be
chosen The sense Of the people will also be
- ---.,z..-te - 81. Co-geffr-
tion which have been submitted to them.
The first amendment proposes;
eThe .erm Of ones Of members Of the legis-
latars shall 5e Tor the period now fixed BY the
constitution, and shall Commences from and after
thair election and expire at the next general
election thereafter, az which their SUCCESSORS
are elected"
T1is amendment is necessary to carry out
the change in he election Of members OF the
legislature from November to October
The second amendment is In the following
words:
aNO suit shall ever be Instituted against the
State"
To the fret there ssens to be no opposition,
as far as we can judge from the press Of the
state. The last mentioned amendment seems,
lOHeteIs 70 meet VIII AAnE SPFys4AlDAs Dd1rA
upon the ground that it will give to the State a
privilege or exemption not granted to isdi-
Fidusls.
FIRsr BALE OF THE SEAsoS.-Ony yesterday,
the 26lh, Allen, Wrgh. & Co. received a bale
Of new crop cotton from Mr.. Briley, manager
OF the plantation belonging to the heirs Il r
Z. Gbson. This is the first bale We have heard
Of from Warren county.-ViokSbarg Hkig,
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Senatorial ELEcTIoE.-A correspondent Of
the New Orleans Pieays1e, writing to that pa
per sb5ut matters and things ia Mississippi,
speaks Of the Senatorial election thus;
The political waters, unlike the fountain
at the Well, are very stagnsnt in Mississippi.
The can 'idates for United States Senator are
IN the field, bat without an issue 70 make in
terest. IL there is any distinction there seems
little difference between them. Gov. Brown
viii undoubtedly be reelected. II is not the
time for the South to discharge capable, tried,
experienced men"
GIVING IT UP-The MoBtour .AHerioGa, the
Black Republican paper Of Montogr county,
sarrenders the political battle IN the following
language:
From present indications there is no pros
pect Of defeating Packer. A triangular kght
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