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8 O'CLOCK, P. N.

NA@SN<AAt
The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment, when,
The chairman announced the following
standing Central Democratic Committee, viz
LIST District-B. B. Boone, of Tishomingo
T. j. Hudson, Of Marshall, Simeon Oliver, of
DeSoto.
I'd District-L T. Galloway, of Monroe,
A. &. Blythe, of Yallobusha, I. n Martin, of
Chickasaw.
Sd District-Thos l. Sharp, of Lowrdes,
ano. D. Hemphill, of Attala, P. F. Liddell, of
Carroll
18th District-E Barksdale, of Kinds.
Chairman; H. j. Thomas. of Yazoo, j. j.
Shannon, of Jasper.
9Th Distriet-J. B. ChrisInan, of Lawrence,
r. c. Saffold, of Harrison, C. Posey, of VII
kins0n.
The Committee appointed to wait on the
nominees of this Convention and inform them
of their domination and request them to ac-
eept, &ea reported as follows viz:
Nh. PRESIDENT: The committee appointed
to inform the nominees of the Convention Of
their nomination, beg leave to report that they
have performed that duty, and that they are
now in attendance to respond in person to the
Convention.
q Aoi fettus, Ine nominee Tor COVern0r, ana
the other nominees, came forward and adj
dressed the Convention, expressing their
thands for the honor conferred, and accepted
the nominations
Col. c. E. Hooker of Kinds, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted
ReDtuea, That this Convention do recon-
mend to the various counties of the State to
hold primary meetings and select delegates to
assemble at the City Of jackson, on the End
Monday of December, 1859, to constitute a
Conversion of the Democratic party to select
delegates to represent the State of Missis-
sippi inthe National Democratic Convention
to assemble in the City of Charleston, So. Ca,
in 1861
Hon. VIM. Barksdale of the Sd District,
being called for addressed the Convention in
an able manner on political topics
Mr.. Barksdale having closed his remarks,
Hon. o. R. Singleton was called for, and spoke
also to the Convention in his usual forceable
style.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Singleton's adj
dress, the Hon j. J. McRae.s. who had been
previousk waited on, was lendly called for,
On motion q. coz G. 8. Hookst 81 HiiSss.
the Convention adjourned, after patriotic and
eloquent address from the President to the
Convention, sine die.
GEO. H. GORDON, Pres't.
W. s. EPPERsON.
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sFI.CT4CLEs .

E14O fSLLS :!
SCOTCH AND BRAZILIAN PEBBLE GLASS
- es Peri,cspic. Convex and Catcave Glasses.
80 Pair Finest Gold frame >pecaeles 30 TO $50 90
Is Coin Silver frame Sl.75 To 81 %
y Finest Steel Frame $3.50 to 81 80
80 Gold and Silver Plated SD to $3.50
Persons can have spectacles sent by mail by in
formf z US their age the length of time they have
u ed specacles, and the distance they can see to
read most plainly, without the use of speetaeles.
Juns 81 SGT. }. Il, MORE1.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
nR KNAPP will be absent from tho 1pth inst,
II until lst september. Persons desirlpg bis ser
vices before he leaves will please call aln early
L.. a -, /, !. . IA. m JuIv s sao--ff
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amount Of his bid refunded, L The Judgment
were len on the land; but It is unnecessary
in a bill by the heir toyacate the sale e make
the offer to refund.
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and further, ne can never consent to ID APP
propriation by any foreign power.
Resolged, That we endorse, in the main, the
policy Of the present Administration.
And which, on motion Of Hon. A. B. Dill
worth. was unanimously received and adopted
On motion of Mr.. Galloway, of Monroe, it
was
Resolved, That the President of this Con-
ycntion appoint a committee Of three from
each Congressional District, to act as central
democratic executive committee Of the De-
nocratic Party, TO ell any vacancies that may
occur IN the Democrats State Ticket, and
attend to all business legitimately pertaining
to the duties of said committee.
Mr.. jackson, of Attala, offered the follow
Resolved, That the next Democratic State
Convention to nominate State officers be held
At jackson, on Bird Monday in June, 1861.
On motion of Mr.. Labauve, laid on the
table.
The following resolution by Mr.. Sharp was
adopted:
Resofred, That the thanks of this Conyen-
ten be rendered to the President and Secre-
taries of the Convention, for the faithful and
impartial discharge of their duties as officers
of this Convention.
Mr.. Barnes, of Warren, offered the follow
resolution, which was adopted:
Resof.,ed, That this Convention, as the rep
resentative of the Democracy of Mississippi,
continue to endorse the course of our Repre-
sentatives in the Federal councils Of the ma
ton.
Mr.. Minis offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
ResoRued, That the thanks of the Conven-
ton be rendered to the jackson Brass Band
for their complimentary performance on the
morning Of the glorious Fourth of July.
The following resolution by Mr.. Labouye
was also adopted:
Resofeed, That the Democratic papers of
this State, be requested 10 publish the pro-
ceedings Of this Convention.
AT III O'Clock, on motion, the Convention
took recess till II O'Clock
u a,rloeEA Il.
me Convention was again called to order,
when the committee to wait on distinguished
speakers, reported Senator JEFF. Davis in the
rotunda, who appeared amid great applause,
and addressed the members in an able man
ner on the political topics of the day.
The Convention then adjourned till 5 O'Clock
P. NJ.
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BRAKES
Old and Popular Restaurant Removed!
IN J. DRAhE grateful for the liberal patronage
Ia. conferred upon his establishment for years
past, by his numerous friends Of Warren, Kinds,
Rankin, Madison acd the surrounding counties OF
Mississippi, as we'll by the good people of the
Parishes OF Carroll and Madison, Louisiana, and
those adjacent, and The pubic generally, begs leave
to inform them that be has rem"ved his Restaurant
TO the opposite corner, between the Bar-rooms of
Botto and Geuelia, where he is better prepared
than ever to accommodate his patrons with the
finest Oysters, Fish, Fowl and Game, a. J all the
deIicaciex which the season affords, carefully OBJ
tanned from the most reliable aud experienced de-
alers in the New Orleans market.
He has secured the services of cooks Of the very
first class and trusts by strict attention to the
wants of his customers, constant and choice
supply of the very best in his line, and fair and
bic charges to sHit the times, to merit con-
tinusnce of the liberal patronage SO generously ex
tended 10 him at his old stand.
"a Remember, the corner opposite Washing
49,. II-ssizs sssst.4a see - fth5s.A.Esseet
Parties served at ali hours Mith dinners or sup
pers at short notice.
E. J. DRAKE, Resssurateur,
lat T869-ff Wick hurO
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l-nOFs. BARTON * KEiNACH.

IsalOFS. BAhION 3 hEINaCH.
INDIAN DOCTORS have permanently settled In
Il Jackson-We operate OH cancers by treatment
on THO system enthusiastically, without eauste,
witbout pajp, without The use of the knife. We
extract the by the roots, without possibi-
~ of its returning; and it is now admitted by all
that We are the successful operators in
the world, We will enumerate few of the so
called ineurable seases that prepared to
cure and treat: Consumption, anchyiosis or stiff
joints, every variety Of tenars or ulcers rheuma
tism, govt, neuralgia, scfolula, syphilis, chronic
dysentery piles, stul4, in ano, without the use of
the knife or caustc white swelling, diseases Of
the eye ear, and all female complaints.
We challenge the world to perform the cures we
are now making. Once a few doors above the Post
Office MAY I9 SGT.
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FOR SALE

stsntlY on hand fun assortment Of every descrp-
ton Of Sportsmen's Furnishing Goods, and Am
muntion q every kind, and the very best quality.
Also f1rh aad superb assortment of
Guns Riiles and Pistols.
He will make hlEting and Target Rides to order,
which be guarantees II prove equal if not super
ior to those Of the best alzkers in the Union. bis
Double-barrel Shotguns are from the FIRST London
makers, sold low, and are warranted to do first
rate shooting.
Ia All kinds of repairing done With neatness
and dispatch, and warranted. Orders from the
country solicited &ad promptly attended %.
jan IS 5S-61
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ne.,s.,ee for Sale.

ENoR sale In the city Of JACKSON, Miss, a lot
4 efrhty feet front BY two hundred feet back
eppsoite the Christian chapel There 10 On said lot
dwelling with SIX rooms, eistern, outnousss, &c.
The lot Il in good neghbornood, and convenient -
the churches and business part OF the town. The
terms aud conditions will be made easy and reas-
enable Enau,re of K. A. Clark, or ]. b. Clark, Of
jackson, Or The undersigned by letter directed
Benton, Miss. n. PiCkEIF.
Nav "a '59-tf,
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oHKRI,s COP LIVER OIL JELLY

oUERU,S COD LIVER OIL JELLY.
a PPk0VED by the Now York Academy OF
n Medicine containing eighty-fve per cent of
pure odieinal Cod Liver OIL, and is very pleas
ant Jelly. 1t is retained dgested and assinilsted
like any food, improving the digestive organs, and
=arresting the progress OF all Pulmonary and Broa-
ehitai affections.
PENF0LD. CLAY i CO.,
General Agents, New York.
For sale by j. s. SIzER, jackson, and Druggists
generally. jana es--izm
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Copian County Land. for sale--eo,ooO

Acres.
FUvEIE above number Of acresef land will be
l. sold at private sale to suit Purchasers. 1t
lies on and within seven miles of Railfsad track,
and convenient TO Hazlehurst and Bahaa alepots.
It varies in quality from the best creek bossom
to the common pine hill. Purchasers may on reA=
sonable terms obtain tracts OF any size and quail
ity. For information apply to me at Gallatin,
Copiah county Miss. SAML REDuS,
IN ,59 IF Agent.
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Arrival and Departure Of the Mails AZ
JACK SON. MISS.
NEw ORLEANs-Arrives 81 P. M.-Departs 8
A. N.
Nail closes ct this ONCE, st6A
NORTH.
NEW YORK and intermediate mails-Arrive 1T
81 A. M.-Departs ct 5XP.h.
Mail closes at this Office at AIM.
WEST. -4s--S----'-s---a
vIcKsBuRG-Arrives semi-daily ct sk A. \. and
5N P M.-Departs semi-daily At A. n. and 81
?. n.
Mail closes at this once A. N. and 4P.x.
EAST.
MosrGoHEEY. Ala, and Observation-Disclosures
at so 2. A.-DeI arts 3 4. n.
Cioses at this ONCE A. Y.
YAzoo CRY, via. Vernon and Livingston
riyes Mondays and Thursdays at 5K P.M.-De-
parts same days At Pm.
~ Oaice hours, from 4. N. to P. M,-Opsn
OF 2 p. ~, and close att
June l, 1859.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAMn CURES
AND NOT A SINGLE FAiLUkkI

ALSO -
GREEN'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP
.,,..r
DLARRREA MIXTURE.
A Speedy, Safe and Efectual Remedy fer Diarrb@a
Dyseutery. Chnlers, Infantum, Summer Gem
plants of Children, Cholera Morbus, or any
aud all Irregularities Of the Bowels.
NSH0USANDS Of certificates might be obtained
Il atiesting the value Of the above remedies, but
in this vicinity they too well known, TO need
recommendation. Determined to keey up the re-
putation Of medicines 80 dsservedly popular, We
peeFare them from pure ingredients, only, and with
the utmost care, and skill.
Learning that many persons in the habit Of using
these remedies, had been unable to obtain new sup
plies, would state, they may at all times be OBJ
tanned 1t the Drugstore OF DR. J. s. SlZEk, who is
our agent for them in this city.
For sale by druggists throughout tie state.
Dir. J. S. SIZER, Agent, jackson Miss.
Letters from the trade should be address to the
proprietors. CasselI Baughn, Canton, Miss.
May Is Sly.
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MRS. O,SULLTYAN.

MAeS. O'oOL1AbANS
"OULp call the attention Of the Ladies' ard
w the public generally, thai shs Is now epsn-
ing elegant assortment Of French millene-y con.
sistine in part Of Bonnets Ribbons r uches, Fiow-
ers and MsntilAS. Also, good supply Of Heop-
skirts, all of which che Is determined 20 eel AZ
very reasonable prices. a4
March IL, '5o-ly
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
MILLINERY, &r.,

a She begs TO inform her lady frieuds i "a =.
public generally, that she has just returned era,
New York With IN elegant assortment u taslsss...
as PARE made AIta ery. selected iram the lssl;n,
establishments Of Fashion. Her bounefs. lseas
embroidery, closks Be-, are gotten 81, y, .asss
Of beauty aad elegance never before eonaileS -
this Market. Dresses made 70 order ard q md n
~ a.oss Ielneo TASTE. Get ~ s5-%tf
hrs. MITCHELL 9 RATFV -
re stunned their partnerahip, are pFsnersS y.
efAe.lce N the various branches Of Esdieins :. =
Especiai attention given % Sarrerv. sss.',.,.
diseases and those inciaens.l 70 sks eye. nsses
lSep. %, ,61.--tf.
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coon rTTINCs GOOD THtaGslf
TesiiE undsrsirned keep oonNantly % habd
general assortment Of Western Preduss and
Family 0rpesriss, which wy AaIIsE .s.n'slsss
sLs .aditiop II freiFht Theg inrite the puddle %
call and exaIuint fof thsmselvts. The ioiforing
CIsar sa az Ma : Candles. Star, Ii boxs,
m Eide az hnila and erfs
ss I a. Candies, Sperm
Haus, bost family SeeR Hieshestsr
y plain and fancy L.ss.nnss.
Lard. No J IsAf in ~. 4 FsT1sss sAsn'..i
Oil, in bbis and by Tebeeso. Z !, 2 = Plsis
Fiaur. famslg. EXTRA = ssaeA ~ 4,1oftod
fancy, saperans Cigar. Il ee@pas.e klssl
saperane ana fne Fish H,oks, iNels kn'di
Is " bal, Lines,
IA az a flaka Tsoklo
(lose lsaso Meal Nolas1es, 10 Nholf&1<b,s
sesss.s..s 80 a Visa Snesr, brown 4 eiaii.ln.
, -sr.ar, 4 Aver . cfnsh'd y palforisl
Bost0n 4 Ginger q Clsfif led in1f
.C,..kn., Risruif Ruekets, CON. painled
Msekfel, Ia bbls 4 kits yn9ips5s ~ w. seens
hefriag, dried in boxes Sse-Ls 2 z 1870, t--
Codf ian, In boxes Tubs common p.As Y
Dffea Raj Cedar
Rope Hand 8 Maehins Busket.. covered isF ~
Raling gar 4 CoAse
Raegino K sntp.hv 4 In Bsskets market
an Teas, green 4 black, vel
Rope for 4 inch % X IN. sssortsd
both cotton . Manalia ChosOlate "a
Irvine, b'th cotton hemp CinnaSnon
Pickles. UndsrWooaS 4 Alspics
Dayisis Cloves
in gal. y eal.4K Natmsg
WOOD woods -b ~ pepper, Black and Car
Walnut Ketchup, elae
Mushroom Ketchnp Yeast Powder
Pepper Sanes. Underwood soda 4 Salafasus
Csper DO Snot, drop 4 buck
Worcestershire Sauce Lead. in bar
Gtlitine CitrOn
Mustard Indigo
Backing, AMayson's bestwhits Beans
Brushes Apples, dried
Nails assorted sises Peaches, dried
Powder, Dapont's F.F .Eq Salt, course, fine, fcr
tiun Caps FIye table use
On. COEss. Rio 4 Java. 3est|
Sardines. 10 hfs 4 Or Artieiss'
boxes
H. B.-we would call particular attention to or
stock Of Brandies, Whiskiss and Wines. ~
stock in these astieles u complete, $40 eyn.l4t
Of COgnsc Brandy, worth trOm u 30 70 Slz
gallon.
C6anpsyne Wine, best Hsid.ick, 10.
Claret Wine, St. Julian Msdoe
LsoviIo
Cantenock
Port Old
Cherry do
IWhiskey-best Old Bourbon
SO. Cd Rye
Monsgahals
Dexter Deans.
Also, We ess agents for Rob't A. RuskS Pure
topper Dnstlhe@ Old Bourbon WHIsKEY, which
We will sell low, bylsAs rallon,
jackson Apl % 80. q % marry A m
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A CARD.

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Jackson and vicinity, that be has
recommended the Daguerrean business in ali il
branches at the gallery Of Mr.. ). DonneIl Tell.
gas old stand.) Those desiring well-Hnished ana
truthful likenesses are invited to call and thev
will be perfectly satisfied charge will be made
Please do not delay, as my stay in Jackson win be
limited, s. +. BOYD.
dec ID So
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RINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
A y excellent country Office s for sale, consisting
N in part of the following materials for the pa
per besides large variety Of Job Type, ehases &C.:
New Long Primer 300 po Inds.
About $50 pounds Brewer.
One full case of Long Primer which has been
used
Washington hand press about double medium
size.
One large imposing stone, and everything neces
sary to Commence business.
FERNS $3.50 cash. Address Box los, jackson Miss
April Is '59-tf.
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DENTAL CARD.


DENIAL CAnDs
EHRoM various misrepresentation A1e
II made by some Of our profession EIfFF1 ~
al Brethren IN regard to the "Alen
continuous Gum Teeth That the Gum will scale
IF, aud will not well as the cid style of
work. feel called upon in justice to ourselves
and patients, TO say that we will, after trial of
| our "Ailen" manufacture Of Teeth, either In full
or partial seis. If they do not think them superior
to the old style Of teeth in regard to bes uty natu
raj appearance, cleanliness and durability, We will
insert with pleasure the old plan. free OF
charge. We feel guaranteed in stating this, ag We
have besn manufacturing the "Allen CONTIGUOUS
Gun" for neAr two years, and not single case
has been returned either for repair from dissa-
tisGaetigp u tae laaglags Of AZ I'D Erss'itioger
Baltimore College Of Dental Surgery, ITO draw
comparison between single teeth and "Allen's con-
tinuous Cum" is indeed loss CT time, and is in
fact behind the age"
We will continue to attend all calls in the ad-
joining towns aud country, appertsining TO the
practice of Dentistry.
d. R. d D. 8. LEMANT
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NOTICE.

$50 itEWARD-.STRAYED OR STOLEN.
IN the ION inst. from the Hanging Moss place,
~ miles north of Jackson, large dark bay
mare, with heavy black main and tail, is gentle
and Fks kindly any where, and is very awkward
in her gats. Any information of her, either to
MIR. Genrge Bell on the premises or to me at this
place will be thankfully received, and literally
warded.
If stzep, will pay $50 to the person appreheu
diag The thief 7on his conviction.
jane IL SIT wM b. TAYLOR
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Az ABSTRAGI Of tie .Naiemrrt 81 lie MER.
CHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, Conn, made to the s cettoeg Of
tae State q Alsstssippi, pursuant TO the Sa,ae
Of that Naie, shot0ihg its and LiaGlt8iss.
on the 18th dayof 4Huy. 1859.
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SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL I'M.
PLEMENT FACTORY.
FNNHE Undersigned proprietaFs Of the above named
Il Factory located on Pearl River in Jackson,
Miss, are nov prepared with various sizes Of Steel
Flows to supply the Of their planting friends
a. The following prices:
No. | cutting inches, dollars.
No.lk 8
No.
NJ. 5 10 10
No. Sod Pios, with Draft Rcd, Weed hook
and Coalter, $l4 90.
No. | Shovel Piow, dollars.
No.
Double Shovel
Expansion Cultivator, with hoes, 8 dollars.
Iron piows of the same model of different sises 10
per cent less.
Flows with Draft Rods, Weed Hooks, or Coalters,
one dollar extra charge for each.
We will be prepared in . short time to supply
the trade with Plow handles, beams, felloes, hubs
spokes, and by the close of the year with wagons,
carts and agricultural implements generally.
We need only to say 10 the Planters Of the whole
South, that Mr.. T. E. Brinley, the well-known
pfov Maker Of Kentucky, who has taken over 100
Premiums on his Patent Steel Piow, IL now super
intending our establishment.
NJ. W. PHILIPS,
ROBERT KILLS,
archl559--H z. A, PHILIPS.
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E... a Stone. das = fIes.1AScs
f-7.rI .-S L kfussey
Ssl|-1 B Bucaier. ] ] Pearson, JAS ,
Dszsou. D B Jones
- s:,a...--H 3 Smith, John Berry, G "
E;IIiaiss j Owens c. Banks u a Banks
smitI--L. GHqaa-
So - 80 Returns
Tdaftkie.-A g Murphy. J D kssf.
Tpsa--D u Rodgers.
~; --A B Dilworth. Z z Clay ton.
Tze;H-=R g klseys 1.r
W.-z--,ol Jsff DAVIS, Geo Barnes zen
Nailor. 5 Marin, G d Fowler Mm "a -,
Dr N,z nth. Mr. Holley, Gerard StiteS' az
N 7=lerzon. w d Roy, W B Sloan
" - p FaiI a Lashley, > Il
~. e 81 - & perce 2 i Hill " & Nagent,
-e 80. Possy, @ Il Gordon, h s
on = = =. es s.,Esb JDo Il Hardy, "
1si' = 3 = u, S Tbos + Holmes, I
Bennett 4 Z Blythe, G
Eg!isea = T Gaes. " 4 Raybnrn.
qeteaa + rbon,ns, Geo B Wilkinson.
o--as1 -. PoHel|, 81 Barksdale, Ed
-, W -. =, s1.s = 1900 y = =
u Z S ;...n.n lIsx NcI - IS R =
andslL JSsIs fa, NAV W1 enss w ss.,sn'
J.. - Sanders. Benjamin Williams
Ba,fray.--No return.
a., r,ot;ou of Hon. @ c. Dsase. OF Jasper.
!, e :. resolution was adopted:
p~ssFuef, That II theirs are any democrats IN
l ,snl sf -, s s.. s,. ',s ;,ys
- t.Lassssts s. 49, 49, - = -
.,.s,,es;o, 81 NJ Sssi:sT5 ~ t1...a,
80 e : 80 .s s,lg. ~. 2. na.aason,
SO E $500, ,. 5, - $500, III .s,o.,z.
- / - -, f,rrens;,,,, 's.'-,'o.s
S ss, 8 tl,,. s,llou,o se,s,
nes 8 - s ss''
Shai. 4 IsrnlIes Is;sId ia. Of Carroll Biyfbs
q asha, Orr Of chiekasaw, Jones ofl
libsl reported the following. VIZ:
/ ha1Icht: Geo. II. Gordon, Of VIII
PRESIDENTS: W. Delay, w a. p
gon4 5 Benhstt R. Harrison. G. II. Vat
~ esnpbsa, y b. " IikInson,
go1. Eder, Z. w. Roberts Franklin
LoE4
sS.|';ss: " S. Eppsrson, Of Yazoo,
.. = sD'zs. q Kinds
!. ID <ee]etzries: r. 8. Clayton, Of
81
:S no g 8 s zs.e,,;ostas ~ Il s Lowrdes,
= n p = - :, 80. zISsr. 1easll II