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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-23
New Y Advertisements.

RIA Ma VIA Y. So"
HSROM the Subscribers on Sunday night 18th
inst, two Negro Aen. ashiagton, al boy
nineteen years Did, yellow eefhPicxion, five feet
tight inches in heigth; two front teeth out, says
ffom the kick Of . horse. Isham. twenty one
years Old - decomposition, about tbesande heigt b
Of VAST ngton q 5afa boyswere at Monticello, ard
suppose wa endeavor to get back to Georgia, as
they were recently brought frpp that STATE
paid negroes in jackson, or their lod gmspt in Jail
$500 "a - sKIDMoRE, HARRIS 4 CO.
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=. lebrex1n. te-beth heard in time7
Of GaliloIn s =. f,dShcieS ef -Texasand Vir.
How are the-c0 80 & MENTIONS and e;rs
gIn .s. e a sfpiea Of their Vim before
authori az !, IN How can the machine
the mEale ~ ~ 81 which the democratic
n pe pun = -; =. sttendance at Baltimore or
voters WIN w f6pesaxVishh thir jufpment9
Rehmond u M :. <nn6k berd6fies s1F ,syiientlvi
he delegatop ,b slss. S s. The eply
49, Ihaf scaa n ae Icy sitst ~ their
e.ss 1890. 4 ENhchaloas nat
own Jaaga-sns i5rs insttaesieAs by ,t.iissiir
allow optvs dsaf, then, tia daa.
eopssEqssan,s s e.. p SeEpfp q Bal,
gates 9 ~ ~ i, deser the RichHlend meet.
tlmore .slus All be an uncontrolabte- ma.
ing until III would inevitably result
sessl1y - d;v;55a Of our party the sole
u lnsu 80 5rs zatioh remaining in our
cohssr fsHss Il ~ disruption; worse than ali
country y - Of the successful assertion
IN .lie ena - compared with which the
Oh ~ - sn. s;s3e electoral struggle. is un
saec .s ~ o ~ r5mentis consideration.
y W VIZ Io,,s.sox,ss.s NJ. r. H. GARRETT
. ~ f -. u. To0MBs, 4. a.
A.. - g.. S,Sny41 W. k.iSEBAsTIAS, :
JOHN S napn R. NJ. T.. HuNrEE
: : EFF .n, = 80 e1.s.a j. NJ. Mason, =
NJ n r. .wgoan ]. T. BENJAMIN,
M - =, oA Tayr L. j. GARTRELI..
: Il = = = IoSrs JOHN H. REAGAN. n
g : a,,ss y 7 ,orsoS JNo. r. MoRR1soN.
II ". n. USnERNobss 90 ara
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CT We would invite the attentbn Of our
readers to the new aAgue eure'' advertised In
our.colnmns : 1t is from such gharter as
will give the public confidence in is efficacy,
and we have learned from reliahb sources,
that its virtues will sustain their fullest expec-
tations. Citizens Of the west can not fail to
appreciate the paramount value t4them, Of q
safe and certain remedy for this affecting dis
temper without either Quinine q minerals.
Eand consequently without injuryto the con.
stitutional health; We have nbre than or.
| binary satisfaction in proclaiming lis remedy,
because we are convinced, il w answer q
crying want among us, and seru 10. relieve 4
great amount Of suffering - Repiblieua, War
s1st, Ind. y ss-'t1-t - . 49, 80 - is4t
| May !, 1s60.-w1m, 9. .--
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yoies Of fSssouthern Democracy.
E,,,,, !, seyiies 81 essolstsons passed alta De-
80 saaerat;e HAS Asetiagin Savannah, Ga. q.

FINN a :, series 81 esolstsoas passed al. a be
s,oeratie Mass Hsetiagsn Savannah. Ga.
. Rssoluea ut We affirm, both in word
and spirit, the ssoIqtiens, contained in the
platform nIs presenta By amajoritF of the Com
Mite on Resoluipns in the late Charleston
Convention, wherepresented majority oi
the States Of ths pnion.
Rssolred, That we recommend and
heartily approve fthe conduct of our dele
gates who protes sgaiIlst the action land
3. Rssolued, 1t the determination mani
fasted by a.tyIantal majority of that Conyen-
ton Though retesenting States which in
all probability ed natsgives the Democratic
candidate . singI1slectoral yots, J to place the
South in a positih Of inequality and even of
degradation in q Union, calls for prompt
and efficient actidson the vital issues now pre-
scented to the SouAern States.
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! N Z M y V "A II Z
hR. KNAPP h'as removed, and may hereafter
- be found at his rooms over the store Of PAT.
ToN BaRFkItD, where he Wiil be pleased TO see
his friends and ar who desire DFntal Opera
tions performed in a care III ard skill full manner,
Having recently made 'ifnpottsnt Improvements in
the manner of Inserting ArtificiaI Teeth, he
would call especial attention to all who feel inter
asted TO ea't and examine his Specimens. !.
: NAV % '60-tf.
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hon the Independent South

SQuATTER SgrsREIGNTy IL BURKE COUNTY
On Friday last the citizens Of Waynesboro
and vicinity qnetWithout distiction of party,
and Id cool deiihration, without dissenting
voice, they proceeded to hang in efigy the ten
Georgia delegatS who would not withdraw
from the Charle&on National Convention
They were hing hi the public streets, with
the inscription hbelled on the. Georgia Trair
tors,p and Ehilsswnng up they were stoned
and bnckbattedb By the little darkies Their
remains were tim takento the parade ground
and hung up 10 the liberty pole and burnt to
ashes The cannon was fred one time, with
The Mouth tqEnd 70 the ground e asteksn, of
SUBMISSION onfhe part Of the delegates
Old Burke nas true as steel, and Southern
Rights to the ere. ..,.a4a
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: From 81 Pontotoe tlfsss:) Esant;3,er.

|, The CharlatOn Convention has split--gene
to smash hsted up, - and we are glad of it
The Northera portion of the delegates wished
to force uponfhe Southern members the ac-
ceptance Of spatform which could be coristru-
ed to mean tsryt thing OF nothing at all The
Southern nembers, being tired of cheats,
COMPROMISED impositions and political hum
I bugs, reject The document; took. -their hats,
and quit thsconcern in disgust -
And we Nagratalate the seeding States on
Hthe manly 5Qnduct of their. delegates II
shows coucieively that the South IS at length
awakening D the danger other position, and
intends 70 u all further asgressions. The
Syren sonspf Union has at last lpst,iss po.
tency andEe look upon the disruption ofthe
Charlestone onyentieni as the initial steps to
the forrnapn Of > .Sosthern Confederacy
wherein q South, as an independent Repub.
lie will aselish the world by her wealth and
Fprosperty fi+,4i,sai..il
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Finn. 4 Ns,o York Dan Rooz

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The NATIoNA1 DEa1eoRATtc PLATFORM
We place at the had Of eur columns TO-DAY
the platform ofthe National Democracy,
adopted BY seventeen States, a majority ofth
whole ID Gonyeu5bn at Charleston It does
not sdesrseta patcle from the moral force
Of this platform, 1t i was voted down BY
the Democrat States, There it stands
as the deliberate shtiments of all the real De
moeratic States, "a it represents the entire
Democrats vote. The fact cannot be wiped
out we now wanIto see how many Northern
Democratic neysFpers yll have the courage
to hoist:this, thepnly true platform of the
party. sooner q later il will triumph, and
become the testof party fea1ty. It is the
s'corner stone" of democracy (which the pol.
teal jobbers at CHARLESTON rejected but the
people viii take fup, and under the flag Of
equal rights and u Constitution, it. will be
borne aloit 20 . gtrious victory.
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b. BE- Dl.l1.iordlI. { Me- -Mersur

OF w notice that. meetings are being
held oter q State 70 appoint delegates to the
State Golnutian on the Both Of May: The
Demscrate press with one accord sustain the
aetioh ofske Mississippi delegates to the
Chah estoa Convention The people are stung
With indisatiSn. 1t the tourse ofthes Douglas
parkzans / the National Convention. They
ruined thstzfty BY first forming an Alliance
with the Mesoilers, and then boldly attempt
ting to dr. tie South into the odiodass bar
gin they have, miserably failed.
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uo3; 4 u DiLYoKTlb TIShemipgo; Il
A. o. PEGEUEs. Lafayette; - -,.-s
T. RrTHERFoFD. rIlIpah., 49, ~ .--@s,
+ 5,-,-, CLASS B. -. 80
(sEnRRfNTp'NT,J L. HUDSON, MARSHALL J
/ REAP Es12S md 'slfOSFERS, -
Best rearing machthe Adapt.d 70 Seushsin plan.
tati0ns.. - ..!-..............,.,: 500
Best moving Masculine adapted. to Southern =, :;
Best reaper and No a'er CON bined aptsd Ia
Stu nern PLANTATIONS; .....s..., ..s.. 20
AWARDING GaMMIrEER,I - -e-r,
Hon. q 3. Wa4GHF. Tiepah; Il, r 4
DIR j. r. aARDswAx, Marshall;
l. 80 Mr.. FLQuRSoY, Pntrfatsc t. go -s--i-a -
DR.. W-N. RAISks, DE Soto; - .f5i "A
COLI a. PHiLLiPs, Kinds. :, .-- -
PLOWS---0pen TO the world, 49,.
Best falioW p4o~s two-horse..-. -. aS70
nlow one harse.' /, ~, Dipo N;
'' one horses. -. - ;. I. Diploma
Bestsubseil plew twu-horse. . " $50 /
Best hillside pillow, tw o.hUrse. go ID
Z" one-hoFss!.'.! ~! I3i nIoma-
fse, Wy. - : ons-h horse. -. ;. DfIl6EE
Best Stable pillow; two HORSE. -, : =. = IS
.- g" oHe1Iofsess-:::. =. !.:::..D7s Iouia
AWARDING, cqMl1ITTEE-: -s-.-.' .,
DR.. Dun AP. slarshan.,. ,--..r u ~ - j
F Hon, w A. JSroNEr LswFence-5 r~'--r 4
AQl. j, tiRA H-4N,.E anl4a.
J. II. ANDERSON Tuaca
CSC X. MITCHELL Marshall. stS
Workmanship, material, durability. and 5iricestb
be on4ideFed hntthair caradft ior aDipR thsir
work i e be tAs ms'Pis. :. :. q 81 PtSsI
PLANTERs4a lyFs fSRi j SEED.
Open TO the, worid.ts,,
Best Corn Planter -. t...t - 20 -, - $40
Second best Germ Planter. :. Diploma
Best Cotton PLANTER. .:;.....s;... SO
Second best Cotton PLANTER. Dipiema
Best corn and cotton pianfef eonibined ;, SIS
Second best corn and GOTTEN planter com d. Diploma
Best grain drill. 49,. $500. $40;
Second best grain drill .....-.:..-..-.D Diploma
Best broadcast sower ............. $40
Second best broad east sbwsr. . Diploma
AwARpING coNsftTTRE 3 &
VIM. BooSE, DeSoto, Miss ;4.sai
/ DIR. DUNCAN, Calhoun '..-- "a go
'-- G. w. Bell, Tishomingo;'. - -
Il. RAIFoRD Marshall; '7
j. Z. MATTHEws, .DeSeto.si 4s---.
lCheapness, simplicity in construction, with ca
pacty to do the work the main points of merit.
| MILLS AND PREsSES-open to the
i szr---a World, fk-=ss-za
Best portable corn mill: tas
| Second =r.asksssa- ......... $500 4ly.its
Best corn and cObcrusher... 10
second -.4.4-.., zs,-,--.s, <...,.-- Diploma
BEST saw mtli..' :..-S...s.,. '....-i5 20
Second - .......... -,.s. ~. Diploma
Best machine for saving .trees down and -, -
second Best machine for 50 gipg asrees -. Dipioma
Best cider mill. -,.>.. IL -6s
Second s.-s ..t. Diploma
Best sugar mill for Chinese cane. ......-.i 10
4 Second y sa-- 49, s.--...Uiploma
Best cotton press..-.,,... .,... !. Is
Second - ...s.... ....,.. diploma
Best hay press. s.....,....zl 10
4 Second ..,,s.-.. .-.s..-- .-. Diplomas
Best fan mill for grain. . III
! |
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TIE STATE OF MlssiSsfPPI1 Circuit Court,
KINDS COUNTY. lst District.
John Singleton, * '-A..s Attaebmersss;,'


n. NJ Kelly and VIM Ambrose ,si-s! 1850. IS
sVNyHEREAS; John Singleton, Plaintiff in the
w above stated case, has on the 7th day Of May
Al. d. 1850, before Austin Morgan, Justice Of tae
Peace, in and for Kinds County, and State OF Mis-
.ippipp, made AFFIDAVIT that d. NJ: Kelly aud VIII
liam Ambr ,se, trading under the firm, name and
style Of kelly q Ambrose, in the anount,of pro-
Issory note for the Of nihety-fvp dollars da-
ted End pril 1Ss0, with per cent interest from
the Bird day of April 1860, and thai the said d. NJ
Kelly, is further lad eSsed 70 him n the aounioi
acertain note Ger seventy -fvesoiars, dated octo-
( bpr lith 1865 Rithintefest at per centPer mum
from the | lth day of October, 1858, and il being
ugeested that Adams d Horne are indebted to OF
have efeWs Of said defendants in their hands, ard
! summons If garnshment having been served on
them 20 tia eifect, and that the said ID. NJ. Kelly
and William Ambrose, defendants herein, are not
inhabftaHts of the State Of of MissssiPpi;
IHis therefore ordered, That due pdbfcafioa OF
be said action be made according 10 law, requir-
ing the said d. NJ. Kelly to- be, and make their app
nearance ut the Circuit Court of Kinds County,
First District thereof to be held at the City Halt
in the City of jackson, on the third Monday In
June, IL being the thirteenth day of the Terui 20
answer to said action,or judgement VIII De entered
| and the estate attached will be sold.
l. Hfsfurther ordered, That the above order shall
be published in q newspaper, printed in the City
| of Jackson, called The dississippian, for foul
weeks successfully. j. u McMANUS, CLERK
| May % Cow. J. 9. CoLouHous Y y
| ARTESIANr .SPRINGS.
! WNHlS celebrated watering place.. situated II
| Il Madison county, Miss, six and a half mile
from Pcken's Station, on Mississippi csntrsl Aa,i
road is now open for the reception Of Visitors seek
! ing either health from ITS ft
1, Valuable Medicinal Waters,
Of pleasure from its numerous sonTsHs, Alter tn
| splendid Fonr Horse C snches
l will he Ia waiting on sthe arrival of New Orlean
trains at Picken's Station to convey passengers {
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EEGErABLE GARDEN---At Ieast !.
W - tl'Rti ~ lily II pa IeTs :.
AiV taESRTr2s- INK NJ -,slr .,,..l.~,.-

A. MektwEF, Hoii Ir ngg III 4 d iEtfs.i
LEWIS TH1aRspIF-s ~ "a n 80
HoasJ Wy ksca, Herhssnt1a. De SAD. tI
FLOWER GA2DIeN..- ~ Z IS
Largest and best collection of egergreens,
not less Than IL sorts. sla
Largest and best collection 4 zen -i1diise,
Pisn'S' not hess THIN twenty s6rts.. 10
Largest and est"cof;ecttdn OF roses, MT
less than fifty sorts .................
Largest and beet COLLECTION Of Uahhas, not
t-ssIran twenty seTts. 80.
Largest and best collection Of Verbeuas
LARGEST aud m9st'beautiid1 boquet tmade
oy-a LADY 49, ........-, Di pIoma.
Aasgeat a'd most most beadtifoi Flora IL.
eesish'.-' 80: Diploma.
AwAkDING GQRMIr TEE ...s-a-s s
Rev. ]: +: DOUGLASS HeuF. Spring y afisss-
H. a. JosEs1 81. s. -
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AWARDING COMMITTEE
Col. W. B SMITH MARIA a. Co, Miss
STEPHEN Johnson, De Soto,
F. 4. LEAKE, Eppah, Il
} Il. BARToa, Tishe4ingb, g.

For any Of the above CROPS, sc6mpgtitors must
state in 2r!ttiHs the mode oEcultivation when
planted what fnanurel i any, and how used and
when applied andin,, what qaa1 tyzzhow,the land
was prepared. Where it i ineonFenienteor i'm
possible to gather the full aerehecAase q imma
turity, what has riPened must be gathered, meas
ured, Neighsdy IN the ptesetes VI dfiitetested
parties whose certificate must accompany the com
petit0rs statement estimating well rs they can,
the residue to rifen with the thDnt Actually gsfhS
cred. These requirements will bepositive IN every
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AWARDING GorMIrrEE ;...-
u T L nny-r
~ y y .Ns3I-J IL y
ORCHARD AND NURSERY.
GLASS .R.

AwAEDING COMMITTEE
Hon. 4. Il. DiLHoKrG, Tishemipso; .--
A. u: PEGEuEs. Lafayette; - -.
Z. RuTHERFoFD. IlIpah., -.t-- ~ ,.-~@
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Resolrea, TlAthe failure by the late DEM
ocratic Gonventi, 10 adopt what was demo-
minated the najdty platform, left the South
no alternative ba secession from. the bod yso
disgracefal submission to injustice and inc
quality. - - = s-- {.
q Resolued, Thaf this meeting highly approve
the course pursed by the delegation from
this State, in promptly Withdrawing from that
Convention
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P R E M u NJ his I
FOR THE
fourth AmlnaI 6ar,

\ Al tt1E
DITY OF HOLLY SPRINGS,
EbEarNs4sa ruEsbAY, OCTOBER 18th, -ANbee6N-
~TINUIEG FOUR BAYS.
~..5 .,.~., .G4AsSAsaarsaEay
fyuf4st4 s4tfsN D faSrs- uesisis jhEasFsast, II
For best essay on mana so.doh S@n -
..ses44e troll If nesf5ss. dlta RIP e /
+I =, 49, ,3FiI5 =. J. p bsaa
'''' ~ q fsss. AZ Il Is: ~ b bs'sHa;
''-.' Ksarius; nnd nts,aagTng - !
sahSaId+ htent. >. Diploma.
~ Rearing ana ,nausgiig
80 pouity. ..;...i.F... Dipl0ns:
None of the above papers TO cont ain more Than
ten pages Of we'll written fooiscap.' 80
AWARDING CoMNITTEE:
Hon. A. NJ. ,CLaYroN, Marshall, Miss.
lion, EsAEK RoGEEs, Monroe, q - IL
lion. VIM. HALL, Leake, &
Col. J. G, REkEAu, Pontotpc, q
Hon Z. X. BRowN, Coz 81,
FIELD CROPS.
For the greatest production of cotton upon an
acre of hill or upla ID 49,. SGD
For the greatest prUdgctlQn If Cotton, upon an
acre OF river or creek. --s......t.... %
For the Greatest Production ef Corn upon an
acre OF bill Or uptaud-. 70
For the greatest production Of Cora upon an
acre OF RIVER Or EfeeA...r So - ID
For the greatest production Of Wheat upon an
acre OF hill or uPiant. .,...s'. .1...-..- 10
For the greatest nrpdGcAap,of WheatuPon an
acres ot.IiFer or. cree .-r.sta<.t.rc.r. 10
For the greatest production. OF Rye upon an acre
OF bill or upland ..s.- :, >. ....,.,:. 50
For the greatest pr0duellQu Of Rye upon an acre >
+ of river or creek. ....,........-......... D
For the greatest production of Barley upon an
;, acre OF nil OF ullaad y. j. ,...,.: :.
For the greatest production VI Barley upon an !
acre of river or greek. -. .--.--.5
For the greatest production ST Oats upop an
acre of hill or upland .....-...-.......s.. -. D
For the greatest peoduetion of Oats upon an .
acre of riSeror creek. .-..., So. t.-,,.....- D.
For the greatest produSU0a Vi , Seet Potatoes
on one-feurtu Of az acre .......-......f.... 3.
For the gr' atest production Irish Polatpes Oh
ons-tourth Of an acres. $500; ......:.... 3
e1or the greatest produotn U, of field Peas on
ope-fourth of AZ acre ...,---..,--.--,-,.. s.
For the greatest prudue;iorr"f Ground Peas On :,
ona-fouFtn OF al acre.. ...-..,. b
For the greatest produ9tion VI Is ne Grass, Tino !
thy, or Milet on one fourth of an asre...... 10
For the greatest production Of Crab er Bermuda
no-F., a.
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SAMPLES OF CROPS.


For tho best bushel OF Corn IN THE ear, s.
Pc g. ..t---' Wheat rieahed ..,. -. 8
- 80 - rs Oats cleaned. q 5
Barley cleaned. 3
-s.-' -'-A FfelasPeas cleaned. 2
"a '='-f..~ Rye clear Ell! ......... 8
.- So Ground Peas Cleaned =. 2
- go Sweet Potatoes. 1872 1
Irish. /
- Bale Of Blue ts7tss; Timothy, or Nil.
#.=4- ----"e 1T a ''---s = lei Hay.
Crab ,=4s-N -.-..- :. "a
Pea Vine --T--. :E.--..- -
-.J' Specimen native Totaceo5 ibs1Inaafn IF y
49, - +---.'- = ~ In fsaF q
. -.s - Cuba, grosh'fh' the 'Sttte. 3
Bunch cigars made ia the State
Bale Of c ltt0n - -. 25
For the seeotd be-t r 80 80 '-'' as
awsl}DiyG 'ceHMrtg1E.:- 49,! -.
Hon r. ) GF9ts, Marshall Ga., Miss. r,--,-
A. J. BtFi' m, l...aYetie, LIN -
l.. MeDoNALH Iippah, :. - -ssr
JOS BYNra, Tippah, ..a
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En- the Pe,,sseolr Obseru

FLoRIpa AMI liz SEcEpERs-Judge Epps
one of the FloridEd delegates to. the DemocrrssJ
tic Convention. friyed at .Fernandina last
week and addrsssd the citizens on, recent
events at charlsbn. The meeting was large,
and Ex-Governei Broome offered the follow
ing resolutieu, y ich wersunanimeusly adopl
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.wARnING COMMITTEES

Hon. w S.. Featherston, Marshall Hen.
J. L. Autry, Marshall; j. Barr, jackson,
Capt Adam McWiliie, Madison; K, a gHson;
Pontotoc, Miss :.
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I the W0ld..,s s.s.n.. $50 = '.sss ~
SECOND Excavator for removing Dirt diploma
- AWARDING CoMMETEER:t r-p-
| Hon. J. S. johnson, Carroll; Hon. W: B.
johnson, Pano1a; Hon. Us. Reid, Madison;
Hon. B. Thjgpen, Jasper. Hon. JET Wilson,
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- fa.s - -
n1- Moshersi Mothersl DR. Eatons Ihfsatile Ger.
dial. See advertisement tuanother eoiumn. - E
MARCHES % 7 WY.
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CLASS f.
!. frrtyfs scRr66s, 1sTESpENT.)
EstkEFFF ACTB4tEs MADE By HAfIy:


f! Mill FA IsRiCS IN MISS ISSTPPT.T :
Best Osnaburgs--cAe As.ss =. .f''' ''s| ete@
Best sheelDg -Qneybaltl '.~---'a -~'''' -s.''' 10
Best shirting-one bolt ..'s-,.-.S .,.'.-,t - ~
Bestjeans-one bolt ,-,.:;., s.'at.s..8 ...i y .
Best liTSey--Ons' hllL-
Best ksTsey4-ons bolt. -. .''i'. - b rs
Best cashmere 14one BOZ lis.-i II ~. lie
Best cottqp twill -epsbolt, 49,. -.s.i'~t 40
Best cotton yarnsone hoi. ..,..:.-...i-. a.. 49,
/ AEAkplING Som NlEngB.-. t-i-.~... :
: Han..A N. West, ,Hon..J. 3 ConEiagtoh5.
Holmes; Hon.:-4. NJ -jaEner Rankin5 BOAT
james Dfane, Chocta%,.- Eon.eWirt 'Aelsnlsy
Issaquens, Miss. !. ;t,.-r. 81 - '.F'd'@ =
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