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Land for sale.

HF application made, short tmeI will sell
Z modatng terms, Forty Acres OF Land three mileI
from the Corporation limits, Mill Greek opposite MAI Go
This is one OF the beautiful locations in county
About cnehalf Of land In timhT the balances eutva
ton. There are the premises comfortable cabins and ns
young Apply TO MAJ GoTE, the Psc to ny
self for particulars. OHAs. K WINSTON
tnlyl4-d
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fEVkKEN up By ANDaEw WALLACE in lh Ditrist Of said
county head yellow Greek. ten miles Souh. West Of
Charlotte, Dark Bay ROFses sway back, poor, bare.
footed half hands high, and hnesn years
DID, Appraised 18th November 1850 TO SIS.
nnr2l-ulra A. j. ALLEN. Ran-ar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

PUBLIC OFFICERS OF Iowa IN BAD FIx.-The
last Iowa Legislature, in repeating whole section
of the revised statutes, inadvertently swept away
every provision for the payment of public officers,
county and State who receive their salaries in fees.
Witnesses, jurors, county officers and State func
tionares suffer alike, and the courts have just de-
cided that there is no remedy for them until the
Legislature (Which does not until 1902 passes
a curative act.
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not attack their invaders but stood by and toeUe
United States Marines make an assault and CAPTURE
in ten minutes-what would these boastfu soldiers
do, when confronted by Northern UdIor, banded to-
gether under the Constitution, and bearing aoft the
banner of the Union? Why, our Seventh Regiment
alone in such acause- the of the Constitution
and the Union--aided it would be by the good
men of the slave States would promptly oyerrun
every rebeions State of the South and compel them
to return to their allegiance.N
And as if willing to delude thega still further,a dis
tinguished correspondent in the Nashville Banner,
in speaking of South Carolina, says @much might be
done with US By soothing and respectful treatment"
and how apty South Carolina might retort by ad
dressing the same language to him! The same
writer says in the event Of separate State action
her part she should get into trouble and the Federal
Government should not have respect enough forhe
to abstain from coercion What sort of fight
would she have single handed, against the whole
Federal pOwer No prophet is needed to tell the re-
suit" in such eventhe says few stray bands OF
volunteers impulsvs youths and reckless deperadoes
might their aid but the deep strength OF the
States would stand in reserve, if it were not even
cast into the scale of their enemies In the end indeed
we must beiupon one side or the other" In the con-
cluson of the article referred the author says, sic
,ere tuo vt aelu non laeds is one Of the Oldest and
one of the best maxims Of morals as well as of law
You have no right to drag into war, and if you
should, take care that it may not be war against
you"
The gentleman who entertains the opinions thus
promulgated to the world, has not read the chaPae-
ter of Tennesseans, or Of Southern men generally,
Alright or as have he is unconscious of the deep
sympathy that peryades The hearts of Tennesseans
for their Southern sisters their struggles for the
security of our common interests however widely
they might differ from them the proper remedy;
yet upon the happening of the contingency mention
ed, instead of few stray volunteers reckless des
peradoes the first tap Of the drum bugle blast
the mountains and valleys of Tennessee would pour
forth thousands upon thousands of good and true
men as ever faced an enemy.
The writer, no doubt is sincere in his efforts to
restore peace and quiet to the country, but he mis-
takes the means necessary to the end. He should
be more charitable to others-express his own
views, but not attempt to reflect those of others,
unless he was more familiar with them than his
communication would indicate, for in doing so he
violates the spirit of his latin quotation. Let
him express his opinions that he does no violence
to the opinions of others. JUSTICE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

MEETING OF ELECTORS. Electors of President
and Vice President of the United States are requir
ed by law to meet in the Capitol in this city at 10
O'Clock on Wednesday next to cast their votes for
President and Vice President The same ceremony
will be performed in all the States on that day.
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WVAKEN up By B2ows, r. Tunh1i in 81 DlstrIet
Insad county, fourteen miles South East Charlotte
Dark Bay Horse IS handa two inches high, shod all
round scar on years Old, saddle on bis
back. Appraised Goth October, is6O, 70 SlOo.
nov23-w3ts A. J. ALLEN, Ranger.
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JOHN TRrxBLE GEORGE O. BRADFORD. EDWARD n. KAsT
rRImuIR sRADFORD & EAST.


TEVAKEN By VIZ Hr0GrE in nh District Of county
RaV are, lax hands high, bay color forehead,
about rs year sd hind foot Whe hack, and unshod
Appraised 23d October, is60, to s. A J. ALLEN,
noV23-W3gt Ranger.
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CHECK the Rank Of Tennessee for four hundred and
~ dollars and eighty eight cents S4 So
BY favor Of Turner g. FOster, Administrator, &e
dated Nov 2ls public notified that
been stopped. Bov22-IW JACOB McGAVOCK.
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PROCLAMATION
State of Tennessee,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
apuear from the returns Of holding the Elec
ton on the first Tuesday washe 9th day oNovember
inst for the purpose Of eecng Electors for President and
Vice President States that Bale Pey0n OF Sum
neI N Taylor Of Carter, DeAderick Of Washington
Temple Of Knox, Alfred Caldwell OF McMinn. Stanton OF
Smith, Edward GoIladay Wilson, VIM Kercheval Of Lin
coin John Brown Giles, John HOUSE Of Montgomery,
Alvin Hawkins OF Ocrro and Majors Of Shelby having
received the largest number OF votes, elected.
therefore certified, that the said Bale Peyten, Tay
Ior J. W. Deadrick o Temple, Alfred CAdwel,J Stanton,
Edward Goadyy, Vim x rcheval, John Brown John
House, Alvin Hawkins and Majors duly and Corsitu
tonay elected Electors of Tennessee to vote for
President and Vice President Of the United States.
- In testimony whereof, l, IsHAM G. HARMS, have
hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal Of
H. the State to be affixed Nashville this 24th day
I } Of November, D., 1860. ISHAM G. HARRIS.
J. E. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
NOv25-dGvlt
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DescrIptiOn of the Negroes.
\ egrOes TO Hire.
Rags.

Owing uncertain and depressed state Of the Money
Market and the aggression Of trade We will future only
pay 2L cents for RAGS delivered at our store.
noy2e-2w W. s. WHITMAN.
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The Effects Of the Panic!
IMMENSE DISTRESS AUCTION SALE,


nN Wednesday norning, ssa Nov. 1860, O'clock We
" will sell E assorted cottage bedseads full glass nor
table shelf walnut, md beck cases; hsnl Z
bedsieads: do runded do full canopy do ~ assrt.
ed marble top buraus; "A sets SEAT chairs
assorted wood and rocking esrs assorted walnut
and cherry lounges AMI mAtTasses once deskI
handsome Misses BuTesus Taortee setting tabes
tables ses rosewood psor chairs socabes 4chd,
rim cribs; handsome chamber vests cosszze furniture pe
octave wood pianos second hand No clodeor; new
spring matasss, 90 snek do, u cotton top besides urr.
Gus articles OF furnitnrs not mentioned Aso xs nRcs
OF cigars ensHing and smoking ohaccs EhkeyB Wiues nn
dies, etc. bright and starr No hand family rocka-
way, new Prince Albst top h1ggy harnss ~ asso
eocs 70 20 satcns fet1 japan toilette silver
knives OrkS spoons tea % busr Dishes oyster do Carter
ice pitchers etc Terms BAHzl sr onsy
HARDY BROTHERB,
Anetioleers 4 0en1 A s'ts, az Public sguars
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A Pair OF Mares for saIe.

RAh o. ane efoka maish brood Mares viii tzo cAihs
~ Harold colts fos ale cheap q s b s1shssrs ~ ol II
5ro1na- Apply % I Z n ~ Brown.
Aes%N ~ ChG-5 st
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FaVHIs Is altogether medicine. result q modern
discoveries in the vegetable hsgdsn, being entirely
systems pubsd b. "a suarks to s sgsr
ing Dr. Wright .. knwing he deception prsess sPos
the whole Medical FasuV Who, Hhsat one dsea Ing
voice. save given in their adassno 70 is perfect and un
reduced, and when all other msdc1es PhA-naeO
Pa have been tried in yan. Long hought years q patient
crowned Doctors Efforts and he nov oGsI ne Elixir 70 sur
ferng humanity tho oay hing that The oosing
General DEBILITY,
Mental and PHYSICAL Depression,
determination Of Blood 70 the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General IrrI.AbIlisy,
Absence Of Muscular EHcisncy,
Loss Of Appetite,
Emsciaiioa.
DisOrg.nIIation Of he orrans q
pslpitstion Of he Hsars,
And in fact, al TIE eosO@itan Of and dsbia;sd
As StImuIant,
quite different Osl alcoholic preparations Iis not Sus
reactions any shape rontn = exert tS ausDcs
gradually and efficiently, long he hast necessity exist for
As Female Medicine,
It equally powerful add elective and restores the souhuu
an The other necnes which for Year,
have flooded the marEst and Eheh only injurious. Paes
too, that sy only made from The edusons o. minds
gnOIant o. the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks veil to stake bis professional ehractsr
on the act that Minerals whatever form the component
parso the Ingredients ReuvenatinE E1ir-WsI KnoE
ing what ruin has been ens community By opium
mercury.
Generally, the detltated. Dr. Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down sou may alsr how
weak matter what the beenssaks
at once -haver Las led you Depart from HyE ne principles
take his
RetuVenatinE Elixir
And will hn1 man pride iustssd
the reverse, TO friends and healthy, soasd worthy
LeEber Of the human family.
Price - per b0itle, three bottles and forgar-
ed BY mail to all paris o. the United states
sold BY all respectable ugg throughout he United
and Cansdas. The trade supplied liberal discount
Fer sale BY the proprstors
j. WRIGHT a CO..
p and Isl Chartrss street.
New Orleans, La
Sold in Nashville By O. Hendershot Berry De.oviils
wing Pendleton, ard all responsible druggists oea0
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EdseGeid and Kentucky Railroad,
6 - -

- ~ - - -
Nashville TO GAINESVILLE, Hopkins
willie, RUsseIIViIIe, &c.
WINTER SCHEDULE
Only One Train Zach WaY--DaiIY, Sun.
days Excepted.
Leave Nashville at 2:i5 P. n.
Arrive at Nashville at I0:l5 A. N.
Trains connects Tats Station with Slaughter Co.'S
Daily line Of fourhorse Coaches for Hopknsve KY, via
Trenton, Pembroke, &c.
From Hopknsye stages leave for Columbus KY, Paducah,
smithland. Eddyville and Henderson.
Fare from Nashville to Hopkinsville 81 SO.
A. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer,
decl-u Edgeheld 4 Kentucky Railroad
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MI SIC


HAVIhG associated with ne NJ EL1yAr
4 hoRToE and Prof. HERscarrI FETroN 7 lF1Ss-fJsR
an prepared % attend . all orders for Tpafag
@ne HepotTthe Pianos, neiodeons, and ali kinds
Of Muscai Instruments pronuae sDd rash srrslls,
as will give perfect satisfaction.
Inose IN want Of ti0lins and Guitars, can nov have
the asliatancs Of Prof. FksrON in their nsieclion
large Stock Of StsiaNsys and A. r. Gale &c ?. Pi.poas
napei 800 al New York prices regardless Of Freight &c
have also large humber % and G5S Octavs P..os M
payment -fF4 - -"
For hetest Pianos &C. call At The Ioux .,t.bses N,i
STORE o 90, IS Union street. JAS. A. INQUIRE
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Ennm for SAIL

NKTILL sae assortment OF Apple PEACH
Wv Cherry Plum Goosberries Grape Pie Plants,
and Dwarf Pears. See advertisement.
deCI-n BENZ F. SHIELDS & co.
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CONTAINING 300 acres, $50 cleared in high STATE
ofcuvation. Two miles aud half south east Of Salem
Livingston county, KY four miles from Cumberland River
healthy location, excslle water title good price SIT
land very superior.
Also other tract dining, containing 25 so 90
rich bottom 50 % excellent ridge land
failing springs Mill with Of burrs and
upright saw power all three mills the
time Price per including the mills Plenty Of good
timber on said tract. H. P. WILLIAMS.
nara I,vIf
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
FNNHE regular light draught steamer Glen. -
wood, ERLzIKR Commander, will leave SHesr$sA
above and Sll intermediate landings Tuesday s2&zk
4h mat, 10 o'clock For freight apply
board or to II. Il. HARRISON,
dec2-lt A HAMILTON, Agents.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ESHE will be given for the apprehension Of three
negroes runaway from the subscriber, Aamont in
Gruny county Tennessee the night Of the third Monday
in September lodging them In safe jail that
get hem and notifying Of that fact And also $50
apprehension OF any white person who
cerned the decoyng them that he be dealt with
eording to Justice
Description of the Negroes.
The eldest about fortyeven foryeight Of
age little lame Of her feet. The other two
boys twelve the other about eleven Of
all If apprehended especially will most like
y deny her owner place Of his abode. all of said
he found together will give in proportion Of the
above reward for any two of them.
decl-w4t A. P. FoRREsTER.
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p S.-.sUBsoRIPTIoNs INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
nOvss-d&E G. & co.
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SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

which greatly facilitates the process Of tseting, By soenng
gums reducing all nfammationEn allay all pain and spas
modic action, sad Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22
From Washington

WA~nlNornN, Mny l.-Leuicnant Rnlman's
great gun, tho Governor Floyd, WINS examined to
dry by the Prince dc Joiayillc and the aHacAes of
the French legation. with eyde.t satisfaction.
To morrow the gun will be shipped to Old Point
CONTEXT.
There is better prospect in the Scnate for the
passage If tho Tariff Bill. There are IS Sen
atms known already to he in favor OF it.
On Friday the President will entertain the ia
ranese Embassy ut the White llonse. They spent
to-day in visiting the rublic in.ttuliuns.
Anon. the articles which will be presented to
them by our Government, are the hes, specimens
Of our fire arms, and COPIES Of Perry's Jaran FIX
peditinn, bnund in the richest style.
Seaman TX Superintendent Of Public Printing
was acquitted ly the Court to-day If the charge
of emhczzlemcnt Of the public funds while IN OF.
fee.
The United ; ties Steamship. Roanoke was ar.
drred To New * f,r rerairs, t, avoid long de
tentiun ut quarantine n, Norf,Ik.
Contracts are being nude with the American
nzalian Society, Tor the support il Liberia Of
the Africans cnprured by the Unite states yesscin
Wyanduttc AMI Mohawk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22
Congress.

WAsmNcrnN, May @l.--SExArr Mr.. Hale in.
troduce res lltan Tor = nnc sto u jhurn sihe
die on The | h Of .lunc lies over
The Overhaul Mail bill wus made tic special
order II the day Err rcxt Thnr.lav
Mes~rs. Tmmls. ni Ga. and Hammond, OF s.
c.. spoke On M. Davis reselu,ions
Messrs. Push. Of Ohin. and Hall. Of n. H.
briefly discussed tie same suleet-ad ionrned.
HOUSE,. The House passed u resolution that
Congress adjourn the 18th OF June. The rcso.
luton requires the action ii tho Senate Passed
the Senate bill with an amendment regulating and
increasing the pny Of Navy officers on an average
OF % per rent.
The House substituted the original House bill
for the Senatc's Homestead bill -nljaurued.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22
Fatal Railroad Accident in Florida.

Auausrs, Ge"rgia, May 2t.-The Savannah
Rfpabi'ean Of this morning, gives an accoun, of n
fatal accident an the Florila Railroad whinh DC
Cured en- the 10th Instant George |. Bryant,
Cashier OF the St. Johns Bank, Stephen Morton,
OF Pilatka, and the brakesman were killed, and
several other persons badly injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22
Markets..

New YuRK. May 2l.-Cotton unchanged. Flour
heavy: Southern $3.50 to 500 Wheat and
Corn | tn = cents lower. Pork lenvy: Mess
SIT so to SIT 81; Prime $3.50 10 SIS 81. Lard
firm III to liz cents. Sugar advanced cent.
Turpentne heavy 46 toll cents. Resin heavy {
81 80. Rice steady Mt Al to Al cents.
No Baltimore markets 10. o It'd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

Lirerpooi Mpkci. - & ton, sales for two days
5000 bales. with prices unchanged.
Breadstulis easier but prices unchanged Pro-
visions dull. General produce. prices unchanged
Bank Of England rates hnh advanced to ~ per
cent. Consos quoted Mt 9jlaoj4. Tea, holders
demand ON advance in consequence Of unavorablc
accounts from China.
Money in lair supply, but no demand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22
Spring and Summer Goods.
i. MATTHIAS &c Co.
An l1 Main Street. LIZ nc n burg. va.

N WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the public
LILO their large and elegant stock u GOODS consisting
WI of all the different 81, les Of Bonnets that are "orf
Misses and Hats, Flats and Caps, Ribbons Flowers
Rouces eaddrcsses nce Golfers Dress and M"iar Caps
Lace Ne Lace Parasos Kid and SILK Gloves a nj
rrclun turs Hair Brushes Combs. Extracts Of different
knds elegant lot Of French Prussia and cambria
lace and silk and Silk and Lace Nantes Lace Points siaw
busters Chens Nantes and Hoop skirts. very cheap and
numerous other articles not mentioned Our stock has been
bI iii on very reasonable terms and will be sold cheap
Those wishing purchase viii find greatly TO their advantage
before buying Goods sold al #ho'esdSdno ne
mn Opening next Friday, March 30,.
Orders the country promptly attended 10.
81, % dts j. MATTHIAS Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

ON A. LEE GEO. W. EDckE 'iEh TAhl
LEE, ROOKIE &c TAYLOR.

LEE, ROOKIE &c TAYLOR.
w HOLESALE AND Recall GROCERs COMMISSION
w AND FORM ARDlNG MEEtHANTs, nj the old stand
OF LEE RocKE Co., No. los Main Street. Lynrhbur No.
Will pay particular and prompt attention the sale at ~
BdCfO, WHEAT CORN, BA con- LARD. III TfEH. ffI-
1RER& and COUN2R I PR0DUCE generally; MAXI bc-
ru advances produce merchandise In hand for SALE
antce and cash time sales required; attend promptly
goods consigned be forwarded; hand large
and well selected stock Of Groceries, Imported and Domestic
Liquors, Wines, nc, &c.
sV GRAIN BAGS furnished ut the usual rent pro
,luce consigned % sale, NH 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

HORSE KILLED BY lIGHrNING.-A valuable
horse was killed by lightning on Friday last at
Campbell Court House belonging to Mr.. Estes OF
Campbell county; another horse was struck down,
but was restored to life by the free use of cold
water.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

10 the vicinity of Jeffersonton Culpeper county in
addition to the rain Thursday evening week, there
was tornado which uprooed trees, fences were pros
rated. and general injury sustained on the plantations
in the ne ighborhood.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

CHaNuE o. SCHEDULE. lit will be seen from the
civ srtisement Of Ticket Agent Nicklin, that the
a. heretofore. So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

Capt Otey, John. do. Tom, slave to I. Talialerro
Daniel, do. to Robert English, Wesley. to do,
were arrested in the vicinity of Mr., Chambers
factory. Sunday morning, the entire party being
engaged in general free fight. Daniel and ,l"hn
were ordered twenty lashes each, and the others
discharged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

NEw YosEs May 2l.-The Bark William. late
{ ON tbs port was..captured OF the Isle Of Pines
by the q. :. Steamer Sloep wyand' tie. and taken
into Key West. she had on hoard $50 negr es.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the 18th of April, by Rev T ". Eo-
herts Mr.. JOSEPH IiIGGISBoTHAM and Miss LAURA f.
lighter OF JAS Hgginbotham, esq, all of Amherst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

FEDERAL Counr.--The Federal Court-Judge Jno
". Brockenbrough, presiding-will commence its
session in Wytheville, on Monday, the 2Sth OF this
month.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

New Saddle and Harness Mandatory.
OPPOSITE CITY I1oTEL,
No. 80 Main 81, Lynchbmrg. Va.
"a the subscriber, h,tag practical uof1Itdn in
H. N<A all the various branches -, the business arts HIM
f@ssS self TINT he offer assortment Of goods ~
CHEAP AND ~ WELL FIT VI ~ any other establishment
IA thr city. sN- a call Is rcspcctIul, snliciied
JAMES T. BAIRD,
ma, dacs formerly With u. y, TntGNA. deed.
Notice.
4 MOTHER stlly oI GAS FIXTURES arrived, consisting
~ part of brackets, Pendants, Pendant Ihar-, swing
Joints. Ic Nc both Cit aud oino mai ng full assortment
of Fixtures for completing work that he
wanted All prrsonFtn want of Chandeliers Lamps Ar,
make their ron from illustrated eaaloga, kept tr
the purpose containing gont variety Of patterns. giving
hem mitch better opportunity of being suited than can r
done in other
eS- All work done promptly, At the lowest rates and
iauicl 10 give satisfaction, al III Main Street.
mn, 10 e. MISS.