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STRANGERS GUIDE.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY. '. ''
Apple gate Co., No. 40 Main 1T. $50 | u !
BRAND AND STENCIL CUTTER. /
J. ID. Mackenzie, lSO walnutst. .. d
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE
McAIpin, Hinman 81 Co., 1O3 Walnut at.
J. l.. Wayne ~ Son, 124 Main st.
CoNFECTIoNERs.
II. HedEer, 81 Walnut st.
L. Myers g. Co., Sc Main ST.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kcnnet, Dudley & Co., 12 Mhiu st.
J. A. Patterson, 115 Main st.
J. A. Patterson, 1917 Walnut
Henry Often, 1873 Main at. 81. ..
FANCY GOODS AND JEWELRK y Do
Gardeners Auction House, 154 Main -
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Louis Silk 81 Co., 104 Main st. .....,.
Mills & Woodruff; 20 Main ST.
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
J. ]. Butler, 30 Vine ST.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John Hitclell, o College Building Walnut VI
GRoCERs AND COMMISSION.
Dollens' 'Sc VandewerlSen, 33 Main ct.
Rogers, Sons Sc Co., 5l Main at.
| TAFT s. Son, 25 Walnutst. . ..
! stem, TrenchHrd & Co. Cor. Walnut 4 Columbia
sweeney s. lIcLellnnd, IA Main st. . ...
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
p. Powell, 100 Main ct.
John Grimth, I85 Main at.
HARDWARE AND IRON.
Hauser & Merna, 1D2 Main ct.
HOUSE FACTORY AND LUMBER YARD.
Hinlkle, Guild Sc Co., 305 West Front.
LoCKsMITB AND BELL HANGER.
Davis ). Hunt, 53sycamore Ct.
LOOKING GLASSES, Ero.
r. G., COvpland, D East Fourth 1t. .. ...
VIM. Wiswell, jr., 40 West Fourth st. ..
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
ssarle & Jennings, 1S2 Walnut st.
samuel Boyd, 1872 Walnut st.
John w. Beesley, 1O0 Main st.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS. .
Bachelor, DeCamp Sc Co., 61 Walnut st.
Nixon g. Chatfeld, 51and 20 Walnut st.
..a. REAL ESTATE.
Z. Vance Sc Co., 206 Main st.
5ADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS
Hunter, EdmestOn Sc Co., 10S Main OF.
!, SCALES, BEAMS. AND TRUCKS.
q T. w. Wright s. Co., No. 10 West Second st.
o STARCH MANUFACTURERS. .,
y t. & G. Fox, 81 Walnut st. .
sTATIoNERs. r-
d Anderson, Gntes S Wright, 112 Main st.
70 SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
- Hedges, Free 81 Co., @ Main ct,
II TRUNKS. AND CARPET BAGS.
! @. W. ShoIl, 81 Walnutst.
80 WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
~ BeSgs 81 Smith, @ West Fourth st.
y, Nathan EscuIcs Co., 100 Walnut st.
10 II. Bentus, az Main st. . ..
= G. Oscamp, 62 Main st.
Oscamp ~ Bro, los Main ct.
Goldsmith, BarlthOuse 81 Co., ~ Main st.
s. VIM. Wennlng, 200 Main st. ...
ic w. c. Swift, 157 Main st. ... .. .
" WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS
q SnOwden Otte, 2l West Fourth st. -.
IL Sawyer Kirk, s College Hail. Walnutst.
e. WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
10 5. q. Burnett & Co., % Walnut st.
sd WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Ryun GS Farthing, 40 Main st. ......
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NUMBah OF FIRES DURING THE FAST MONTH
During the month of March there we're twelve
hres, which ooeasioned an aggrsgatS loss Of
$l9,o6o, upon which there was an insurance Of
$lb,7Oo. Two small hrss occurred which were
potreported. V fEAAtt .atsk osgfr
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FIAx Yesterday MoRSISs. siH o'clock
yesterday morning, a Ore broke out In the bolt
factory of J. l.. Coleman, situated on the cor
ner Of Western row and Bstts btrsst, which
was extinguished with bat a tfiaing loss.
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COMMON PLEAS.
Attempt TO Fire Woods Theater--Ar-
.a,,r rest of the Iucendiary. .


A little after three O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Ofhcer Slater discovered light in the
Jenny Lind drinking saloon, located in the
lower part Of Woods Theater, which he at first
supposed was made by candle, and about the
same time saw man pass from the alley, in
the rear, into Vino street, and rapidly leave
the premises. Presently, however, a fame shot
mp from the place whence the light proceeded,
and he then knew that the building was on fire.
In company with some one who was near,
he broke open the door, and found that some
person had, in two or three places, under the
counter, ignited some kindling- wood, and satu-
rated the aOor with o liquor Of some sort, all
Of which was In flames that would, but for the
energy of the Ofhcer and his companion, soon
have enveloped the whole building. With oon-
siderable difficulty they succeeded in extin-
gushing the FIRE before tho damage, compared
with what might haye bsen done, he'd reached
any considerable amount.
Ofieer Slater then went 10 the house Of the
proprietor Of the saloon, man named Charles
N. Brown, whom he arrested. and lodged in
the Ninth street Station-ho Al the Police
Court yesterday morning the boy, who oceu
pies the position Of berkeeper for Brown, tesa.
fed that he went home for the purpose Of going
to bed about three O'Clock, when his employer
met him and asked for the key to the saloon,
stating that he had loft some money in the
drawer which be wished to get. He took the
key and left the house, and after an absence OF
about twenty minutes returned and gave back
the key, and retired, whore the watchman
found him. The officer feels confident Brown
is the man whom he saw leave the establish
ment at the time he first saw the light. The
circumstances seemed to be against the pris-
oner, and he was held in the sum Of $500 for
his appearance al Court.
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To Qua READEhs OBJ THB BEAu SEx. I'm our
next we will commence the publication Of
story entitled "The Unhired Servant" which
We do not doubt win please the cultivated taste
of our lady readers. 1t is smoothly written
and interesting, and will occupy about one
column of each issue during the week. .i
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A RATIFICATION meeting Of the Opposition
will be hold this evening at the Industrial
Palace on Vine street, between Fourth and
Fifth rfaIri ,.I-Ft" zs.I ..llJ ..l
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COVER THE UPPER WoRKs.-The European
and American mode of ladies' dresses low
necked-is so offensive to Eastern people with
whom they may sojourn, that no opportunity
to express their disgust is left unimproved.
Recently, serious riots occurred in Tinnevelly,
and other places in the Madras Presidency of
India, arising from Misunderstanding of
some portions of the Queens proclamation,
and the excited Brahmins, burning with re-
venge against the English ladies for the un-
chaste example which they fancied they had 80
long set their wives and daughters, actually
tore off the clothes, and otherwise treated with
indignity every lady they could find. An ap-
peal for protection was made to the British
Resident in one place, but he declined inter-
fering in the matter Of dress, stating that, as
the "Christian" women had violated the estRb
lished shanar custom, by exposing the upper
part Of their bodies, they must abide by the
consequences.
HIoHRALuTIE.->Tho Port Hope Atlas, @. W.,
commences a fre-item In the following Ian
gunge, which shows that our Canadian neigh
bors are as great adopts In highfalutin and
bathos az that pack horse Of literature SO often
quoted as IA Western editor:' sr
Darkness was visible. 1t was palpable to
the touch. The earth was covered with man
tie of sable. II was night and the heavens
were hung in black. As If by magic there came
light. Land and water, hill and dale, grandly
arose out of primeval darkness into the bright
ness Of day. The cry Of FIRE was heard The
bells rang. There were noises of wheels,
tramping of feet, and commotion such as an
earthquake might produce. All this took place
| in Port Hope on Monday evening last as the
clock struck eight A wooden stable filed
with hay had caught fire, and = "" etc.
N uxoREM oPTATAM.
A bachelor would have wife that's wise.
:, Fair rich and yonns, maiden, for his bed,
A country housewife, In the city bred.
But he's fool, and long in vain hath staid;
He should bespeak her; there's none ready made.
Some ladies aroused an elderly gentleman
reverie, few evenings since, by asking him.
"What are your thoughts7" He promptly re.
piled: "Why are the ladies' bonnets like down
right lies1 Do you give it up2 Because they
are barefaced Jalss-hOOds."
An old Carolinian once said "I was borI
the last day In the year, the last day in the
month, the last day in the week, very late il
the day, and have always been behindhand
1 believe it would have been fifty dollars in my
pocket if l had not been born at ALL"
To learn human nature, get married to
spunky girl--movs into the house with anothe
family, and slap one of the young uns, and
will not take many minutes to learn II to per
feotion, I.-f..r. r.r .
A friend expresses the opinion that the Bell
Canal will not be constructed at present, o.
account Of the intestinal difficulties In Mica
ragua.
A writer on swearing says Gan oath froI
woman's lips is unnatural aud incredible.
would as soon expect bullet from rose bud.
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LAW EPORT


usss PROBATE COUHT..-s H-..
IN iHB nA1fsn or o. 8NTpEn Gu ukADiAS o. =.
SS Case 4 appcsrca that oSfe iisE AusSs is
wss HaSS S the rObs eo a.
and since then he filed two accounts q receipts and
,erod rs restored 70 his reason and reinsaiol In his
natural rights, and exceptions were flod ls bo.
% sas S Ras cSJSS wiTs os$ as$
report Objections wore takon to tho report DIST on
master, and secondly that was otherwise errone
ous. ..
somewhat 10 doSai to the various acts GesrIns upon
the question, and remarked that under the i7d soc
executors administrators and guardians tho Court,
upon deemlng II Sxpedent, might refor the account
according 70 the usages Of ootits Of Chancery. II
& under s S ss bs act va U
But even in tho absence Of any statutory provision
from Ss eg'p .Ss 1S
astsis 81 accounts m AS to the report Itself the Court
sSould oyoTrnio the occtions, and confirm said 70.
port and order Chos Snyder 70 pay Into Court within
EnsIs, CssCs, aud ali othOt '..ciS boi6nanS 70 said
Caldwell for Enslo; stallo 3 MceOok on the o,hst
vids. -. :
,NArvRALuAfiO. cs ToAslosEns. "a large nambe,
y forslEnsrS TOOK out their final papsrs Of oitlHcu
no GSitsG State. drsS!s Court Sy Judge %Sfsen
Of this Court 70 exercise such power
COMMON PLEAS.
.Freemsn Mpndy ys. John P; Eply. Judge Dioksot
disposed Of this case. The plaintiff alleges that In
Spring Grove Cemetery his buggy wasbroken,to piece
by the horses and hack Of defendant. The proof wa
that Eplys hack driver drove up to the spring, GO
down from his scat, and left HIS horses unattended
and unhltched, while he went TO get water for them
there being at the time number Of backs near by OF
the highway. The horses became frightened raj
OIL and, coming against plaintiffs buggy, broke II
negligence eufacient 10 make Eply liable for dam
sgos. The Court wos Of opinion that u was, an
tainment Of this view. judgment was srsndercd 70
f. csrrcii I fSP' fSP plalnhn T. oOnkln for dofen,.
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New and Invaluable Remedy for
the Cure Of Rupture.
A CERTAIN CURE.

The undersigned prepares a Plaster out of Swiss
Alpine herbs, which he can recommend e all suffer
painful disease In the Oldest of cases. in short time,
without pains. Having proved its most w9ndsrfll ~
zerlsnd and Germany, be would invite all ruptured
persons to give 1t fair trial One pot OF It, he price
Of which is S3) will effect cure In most cases 1t IL
for sale at A. TAFELS Drug Store, northeast cor
ner of Sixth and Main streets, Cincinnati,
FI 'E..-. 10 lf..t On. @. ZURCHER.
p8rLetters for further information TO be addressed
to q. Zurcher, Box 81, Cincinnati, Ohio. 24s
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q Samuel A. Sargent,
..H. . -DKALRR IN .h III jt B..
7TAL E5TATE,
No. 2 Apollo Buildings,

The undersigned deyotes his entire atsntion 10 the
buying and selling Of Real Estate in this city and the
adjoining counties In Ohio, IndlanR, Kentucky and
the Western States on commission at reasonable
rates. Persons having such property to sell, Will nd
IL to their advantage in applying to me, applica-
tions arp constantly being made for all the different
kinds Of property and no charge is made for adverti
sell unless sale IS effected Parties wishing to pur.
chase, will ind II to their advantage, as they can
learn In half an hOur less what would require
weeks OF time and labor U accomplish especially
those wiahing 10 purchase Barms or Country Prop
efty as conveniently arranged Printed description
are kept Of all property for sale. Ear.r
"A ifrr- SAMUEL, A. SARGENT. D
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ua Important Testimony.
From Hon j. w. Chapman, Judge Of First Judicial


From Hon, B, storer LII. D., Judge Of the Superior
Court OF Cincinnati. - ..H Pr
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3, 1856.
DR., q. W. PHlLLIPs-Dear Sir: Your Cough Mix.
turo has been used with great success In my family
belle. Sit to be most sao and eoaoious preparation
for IT, Of ordinary colds we'll Of chronic
affections Of the throat and LUNGS MANY of my
neighbors, who have felt the good effects of this med
cine, assure that they regard 1t with great ayor
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Cincinnati, Richmond &
Us 90 @ 5s

INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HAUTE,
ST. LOUIS, ..
LAFAYETTE.
L0GANgPORT,
PERU, -.-
. .-- FORT WAYNE.
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINs leave Sixth street
:, pepot, ats A, n, and i:S0 ?. n.
6 a. M.-INDIAHAP0LIs, ST. LOUIS OHIOA-
GO FAST EXPRESS. Through direct, making close
connections for all other Western and Northwestern
points. This Train also connects at Richmond with
Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for Anderson, Kobo-
mo, Logansport, and all points on Wabash Valley
Railroad. - = --.-- ..-- IL. ..e ~
LOUIS NIGHT EXPRESS above Trains make
close connections at indianapolis Lafay and Chi
cago, with Trains for Terre Haute Springfield Rock
Island, galesburg, Kenosa, La Crosse Jacksonville,
Danville, Burlington, Milwaukee, MattoOn, Naples,
Galena, Quincy, Prairie du Chen, Pana Peoria,
Duplelth, Racine, Decatur, Bloomington, Joliet, La
sae, st. Paul and all towns and cities In the North.
west
pI5- Through Tickets given and Baggage checked
through, .- - TX
For further information and Through Tickets, ap
ply TO Ticket Offices north-eas corner of Front anc
Broadway; No. 1863 Walnut street, near Fourth; al
southeast corner Of Fourth and Vine street, or al
the Bixthstreet Depot. ... sllI'r
N'D-.' b. NJ. MORROW, Superintendent.
0mnibuses will call for passengers by leaving thei
names at either of the Ticket Offices = =
1913 W. IL. SMITH, Agent
4
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N.-Y.&-PH -PHILAD,A ApVTs.
Glasgow q New YOfkISteamShlV Col !

Glasgow 81 New YOfkISteamShiy Coz I
STEAM no GLASGOW, LhvERPooL,
- belfast, Dublin and Londonderry, without de-
lsy for SEQ Return Tickets, good for sx months 10
either of the above places, by any steamer OF tho
FROM NEW YORK Edinburgh, Cumming, saturday,
Feb'y lg, ut ~ Noon;i Glasgow, Th0maon, saturday,
March i9,do.; Edlnburgh, Cummins' saturday April
FRom GLASGOW Glasgow, Thcnsen, Fob'y 10; Ed
inburR Cumming, March ~. ..fiuu zf .H.-nrL.
RATEs OF PAssAgE-From Glasgow, hrst class, 10
guiuoas; ateetsge found with cooked VISIONS Do
cooked provisions, $50. m e.. i..Ll sg-...t L..
Children underi7 years Of age, half fare infsnts 10
steerage, nee. .-. Ndl
Return Tickets, available within six months, By
any steamer Of this Line. f ,
First class, Sll0 Steetage, $40. 'i.i % Ht p
An experienced Surgeon attached to each steamer.
For passage, apply to .i .ft 3D.. al. .L-ff.y .tf
R6BERT CRAIG, II Broadway, New York, or
HOPKINS BROS. Cincinnati. 't ,.FHn les re-
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DR.. @. w. PHILLIPS,
Anln PrnnrInfnr

Park; Geo. NJ. Dix6n;A fofsl; Allen & Co.; Gordon
Bro; Edw. Soanlan Co.. J. 8. @. Reakirt, and by
Druggists generally. .... ..,.-.. IS
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MEDICAL.
DIR. .G. wv. PHILLIPS,

M agic Go ugh Syrup
is the only reliable remedy for the rapid and per
manent oure of Coughs, Colds Influenza, Bronchitis
Hopping cough, Group, Sore Throat Bleeding Lungs
and all diseasesof tho Throat Lungs and Chest This
remedy is safe, reliable, and the only that has
proved itself universal remedy for all the above dis
eases. The testimonials published are from our most
citizens here at home, who have been
cured by its magic power.
ua Important Testimony.
From Hon. j. W. Chapman, Judge Of First Judicial
District, Indiana.
.-rI MADIsoE, md, 1883
DR.. Gro. w. PHILLIPs, Cincinnati, Qhioi- Having
used several small bottles of your "Cough Syrup
feots Others In numerous instances Of severe cold
and coughs, most cheerfully recommend Il an in
in general use, confidently believe large majority
of the colds accompanied by coughs that now termi
nate in Consum ption would be efsctually arrested
In fact con necessity for any, who obta
this remedy, being thus afflicted; ,,,,.
Respectfully yours, J. W. CHAPMAN.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND NAIL.

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND NAIL
JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Dec. 2.-The California
Overland mail has arrived at this place, bringing
San Francisco dates to the 11th ult.
The San Francisco Sugar market closed dull
Crushed is quoted at lie. Coffee closed with an
advancing tendency. Candles are quoted at 10 to
21c.
In the agricultural and mining districts business
is active.
There have been very heavy rains all over the
country, SO much as to almost stop all business
pursuits.
The new iron tubular bridge over the Yuba river
has been swept away by the high water.
Judge Hoffman has decided against Henry Ca
briston's claim to eleven square leagues of land
situated in Sacramento Valley, on the grounds that
an unnaturalized foreigner could not receive a
Mexican grant,
James Jameson late Deputy Clerk of Sacramen-
to, has absconded. He is said to have appropriated
$4,000 belonging to the city.
-Four highwaymen attempted to rob one of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s express stages which contained
large sum Of treasure, but they were defeated.
Two Of them were killed and one wounded.
Some fears are entertained concerning several
New York vessels, which are now past overdue.
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ST. CHARLES HOTELS G Turnbu Bait; j Lisle, Pa
Young Newark. VI; NJ Leighton, New York; d Hi
lard, New York; Blanchard, Boston A A Smithwick
Memphis + f Love, Columbus, Miss: Goue Elliott
Williams; New York Dennis, Mon'gomsrS, Aha: WI
Mrs NJ Is Washington, Mrs. w Morrison, Ala Hazard city
j. G Cleveland, Texas W Kelly, Westbroek, j Wright
J Romard + Davidson W Hayne Ala; Chas Reed Eng
land Gnn, Mobile D $ Card city Anderson, 81
Louis II o Wick, Miss; b Goods, Mobiles W Black Ga
Greenwald Miss Boone: A 3 Pnllnn, La Grange, Ga
Lockrdge city l. lac Bourgeois and lady, George Jackson
La; billiard, Ga; J l. Lewis and lady, Atakapas W
Porcock Ala; DR.. d Brown and daughter, Miss.
Tupper and son. Canton W G Martin, Dickens, Brown
Holly Springs.
ST. Louis HOTEI-T Beatty Miss s Beatty, Iafourehe
J Croza Lexington Miss j Reed, La W Mackinosh Bal
timoc Randolph New York j Ponllan, D Mosely and
ii Kelsey and family, Winsow and lady r Begh Ir
New York j Arbucke St. I.ous c Henry, Mobile;
Weahery, city Wilson, + Leeds, st. Louis J II Har.
rington, Mrs w Williamson, city.
CITY IIOTEI--A Parisot, Yazoo DIR B Clifford, Clinton
La NJ S Stevens, Lexington, Miss II II HIM. J Ham
Famerve La D. Handford, New York : G B Brent. Va.
Began, Rev.! smye Crosse Tete " Essmll London
York S Rutledxe, coast Mrs Swift, La; MeGehee and
lady, Ala Mrs Tomnson. Mrs Chamberlain, a Kelley
Holmes, j l. Wallis, Tenn, Cory, La; Mentin
Cincinnati G W Minis, Holmes co., Miss; II Perkins, Tex
Melen, city Judge Downes, Hebert, Godfrey
True Hope, Ia. Sims Frank Sims, II III Howard. MS
Carson, Powell Ia 9 Ardis, W Bannaore, Griggs
Ark; Carncs La; Dunlap Miss; Mrs Ne,e La;
II Gilbert, Ascension |. Prescott, La. d Wickham,
Steele, New York l. Scherch, Hyman, Summit IL Iichten
stem, Senman, A Mellen Pond E Brewer, c Nc
Laurin, VIM Cook, Miss.
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sa- The following significant letter requires no

OcroBER eth, 1859
Col c. C. MrIs Marshall Texas-Dear SIR Yours bearing
date Shreveport October sd by last nights mail and
your Exposen several days before. you know,
cesdn anxious to the railroad go in Texas and
way its progress will be time enough for in the
matter when all hope Of by the organization is
sentiment in Texas in favor Of extending charter that
wish be misunderstood have you infer that
charter undertake to build the road in had
and shall have, except derner resort.
At the organization in Texas promises we'll and
although not prepared with the information necessary
fo,m opinion Of know there
gentlemen prominently connected with the company lately
formed who have entire confidence. Far from desiring
do anything embaHss these gentlemen Of whom
personal ends shall gladly cooperate with them,
nnd aid them in every in power while they have any
hope of in their schemes must therefore decline
drfny your expenses Ausn and this
of due appreciation Of your talents and influence but for the
herein stated.
Very respectfully, ETC., G. G. YOUNG
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HYDE & GOODRICH,
~ n,i
The SesUtsag .NaCJaisse Premiums
AT JACKSON, MISS. 7~.

tCoxAuSIcATED.l
Ticksburg, Nov. 20, 1853
Ed CrescenI noticed in your paper of tile 18th inst,
short card written by Mr. Bennett coademning the pur-
sued by the Committee Machinery the Mississippi State
Fair.
must say the course he has pursued is somewhat singular
for in the first place. he has accused the whole committee Of the
fault that he believes guilty
all particular friends of Mr. H. b. Evans do deny that
friend to all who comport them elves gentlemen hut
will inform Mr. Bennett that Evans before met
him the Fair Mr. Evans and the agents for the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine acted much properly when
examining the Singer Machines than the agents Of the
Singer Machine did whilst examining the Wheeler
WILSON, We had threaten the Marshal keep
order. thought would have fight.
AS regards the cheering and groaning Bennett complains
Of the part of the Wheeler Wilson men, thought that
rather ridiculous intelligent men That part had nothing
do with.
Mr. Bennett that Mr. w Wallace knew of the scheme
he complains Of to favor the Wheeler Wilson Machine against
the Singer and would not have his connected with nea
rous trick Now if Mr. Wallace did know it, he ought
have had candor and fanknes enough speak before the
committee. He said nothing / aware of any
thing of the kind and do wish be implicated
preudced way the other these sewing machines
total stranger to all the parties concerned until the
Fair.
Mr. Bennett speaks in rather contemptuous of the
committees examination of the machines being practical
machns Judge about good sewing but this
know-thc mechanism of the Wheeler Wilson Machine
good and worked beautifully That. consider, what
had to Judge The machine also worked faster
different kinds of work. than any other.
Mr. Bennett also stated that Mr.. Evans followed ou
He did but he did get decision wa.
given; and think the first give my opinion. All fol
lowed. without hesitation
Then he Mr. Evans followed the person with the blue
bon and told where to tie it. This pronounce entirely
for took the ribbon myself eng committees
creary and tied it the Wheeler Wilson Machine. Mr.
Evans asked which intended to attach it to- tolt
him.
The above facts that know be Now regard
what has been said about Mess Poole and Stevens they viii
have TO for themselves. be accountable.
j. f. FRANCIS
C. WILLIAMS
p. S-Since wrote this have Mr.. Charles Williams
former Master of Machinery Southern Railroad and mem
ber of the committee He has signed his above
stating tina. he would endorse what have written.
Yours,
Il