The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-28

Hard Soap, Mrs. w. +. Walker, ."
lbs. Starch, :"
Jar Jelly, Mrs. j. Bretney, ."
Preserves, Mrs. r. A. Murdoch,
Citron, Mrs. w. +. Walker, 9"
Sealed Fruit, Mrs. ID. X. FoOshec, ."
Pie Melon, Mrs. w. f. Walker,
Apples, Mrs. d. Richardson,
Bribery Cordial, Mrs. R. Murdoch,
Vinegar, Mrs. w. +. Walker,
Tomato Catsup, Mrs ID. X Fooshee,
Bribery Wine, Mrs. ID. Richardson,
Paint'g, Oil, Miss M. p. Manning,
Crayon, Miss l.. Scales,
Water Colors, Miss l.. Howe,
Thoro bred Stallion, JAS. McAlister,
3yrs. old,
Stallion, Aged, +. Hodges,
2 yrs. old, W. A. Sykes,
E" sucking, II. j. Denton,
Brood Mare, aged, w. A. Sykes,
B yrs. old, NJ. B. Park, +"
yr. old Filly, ID. X. Fooshee,
=" 9 Jas. McAlIiSter,
Sucking Il. b. billiard,
Saddle Pony, T.. Brown,
Horse, j. II. Cason,
Buggy f" j. G. Paine,
Carriage, " II. Saunders,
Mule, aged, w. A. Sykes,
2 VI old, j. Bouland,
| JAS. McAllister,
sucking, Sam'l. Word,
Jennet, aged, f. Hodges,
Pair Pigs, Il, p. Hodges,
Milch Cow, L. Hodges, 8
Heifer,
Emb'd Landscape, Mrs. Gibson, ~
Straw Hat, Mrs Ingram,
Emb'd Handk'f, Mrs. j. G. Paine,
Shuck Flat, Miss +. Sandridge,
Riding, III. Saunders,
Juvenile, j. ID. Hill,
All premiums on thorough bred stock
were conditional They were passed
upon, requiring the owners to produce
well authenticated pedigrees within three
months, and in case OF. failure no premium
will be given. JAS. ID. McAllister dona-
ted to the Society the premiums of if
teen and ten dollars, on his thorough bred
three and one year old colts All the
members will be called upon to meet at
Okolona, on the lst Saturday in Dee,
the object of which will be made known
by notice in the Prairie News.
G. G. SCOGGIN, Sec.
Oct Goth, 1858.
Choute's Opinion Of Desperate Case.
The eight mutineers and murderers Of
the whale ship Junior are soon to be tried,
believe it was of the ringleader of this
gang that Mr.. Choate said the other day
most significant thing. What said
he, in reply to statement as to the DIES.
,erate condition of the fellow, "hands
tripping with blood, and no money!
Hes lost man p
Tribune Correspondence.
Duel Without Secomds.-On the first
t this month duel was fought in the
arish of st. Martin between Mr.. Gabriel
nd M. +. Bourgette, with shot guns,
1aded with buck-shot, and strange to say.
was fought without seconds. Mr.. b
7as mortally wounded, while Mr. G. es.
aped unhurt.- Central Organ.
70 There is post master in Mississippi
Tho often speaks word of disappoint-
lent, to persons enquiring for letters, by
alling his own name /" Is there a letter
Or John Smith ?" "Nop
LaGrange Reporter.
We Noe that p. M. a
Too BAD.-Col. Falconer, editor Of
he Holly Springs Herald, had his peck
t picked last week at Memphis Of
lO5. He was purchasing ticket at the
'epot at the time. .He is the first editor
'e ever heard of having lo5 dollars!
49,
ANOTHER AMRRIcAN SLAYER SEIZED
"A dispatch from New York, the goth
lst:' says the bark Isle Cbua, from New
ork for Africa, was abandoned by the
aptain because the Cow refused to pro
eed on a shaving es Hition.
The mate brought the vessel into Bos
m, and the Custonhouse officials TOOK
ossession of her. a;s ~
20 We learn from the Memphis Bul,
tln' that a negro girl, the property o.
Oh. =. 1. Pryor, of that city. who ran on
'out a year ago and escaped to the
ORTIZ returned to Memphis the other
" and asked to be received again by
II former master.