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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
LETTER FROI THE REV. LEI PEiRCE.
To EDO, BRITISH HOSnrRAS, ;
August 2lst, lsOs !

~ EbDr Ih.II~h ll'NIl "a 49,
August 2lst, lsGS.
REV. r. ABBY:
DcU' Byotber-I avail myself OF
the present opportunity Of writing
to you, supposing it would be inter.
esting to you to hear from this
wilderness country. We have en-.
joyed very fine health since we arriy-
ed in this colony. We landed in
Belize the 4th Of January, and my
family remained there two months,
while | examined the country for a
suitable location. The exploration
necessary to determine where my
future home should be vas a very
arGu0us task, MS the woods are very
dense and without roads or other
facilities for travel; and in the mean
time the cholera broke out among
some Of the immigrants that came
over when I did. finally concluded
to settle between the MahO aud Rio
Grande. about one hundred miles
south Of Belize. We commenced a
town that we named Toledo, where
we built some houses for our families,
until we could select and improve
our own places. Ga the LIST day Of
April we went to our own land,
where we struck the first lick to-
wards improving our own land,
which is located three and half
miles from the Bay shore. We sue
cecdcd in preparing sixteen acres,
that we have planted in corn, rice,
sugar. cane, yams, beans,
cocoa and pile apples. We planted
corn on the 9th Of June, from which
we have been eating green corn for
ten days. We have beans, okra, &c,
in abundance. Everything that we
have planted is of The most prOmis
ing character, and if no unforeseen
disaster happens to the crop, we will
gather corn, rice and plantains
enough to feed us for two years; and
hen we will plant another crop in
which will mature next
March and April.
The climate is the most pleasant /
| have ever seen. April and May
are the warmest season Of the year,
hat being the driest season. The I
raj is commence about the first Of
June, when the heat mUderates, and .
June, July, August aud September
ire far more pleasant than the same
months in Mississippi. The nights
ire always pleasant for restand sleep |
rccollect but two nights since I
nave been i'm the country that we're
warm enough to produce persp.rd
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
THE ELECTION IN MAINE,

As far as heard from, has gone for
the Republicans By an increased
majority.
AS Vermont and Maine have al
ways been deep, dyed,in-the.wool
Republican States, the result of the
recent elections there are Of no great
Importance, except as they may have
a bearing upon the Presidential e,ec
tion, and may influence other States.
While the Republicans increased
their vote and their majority in Yer
mont, the Democrats increased their
vote also, in much greater ratio.
In Maine We do not know precisely
low this is. The last mail brings
us 10 official returns. In the course
of the next week we shall know it
all.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

ton after retiring to sleep, and those
were in May. l think this is decided
ly the most healthy country | have
lived in; and no person who never
lived in this climate can form cor.
rect idea of the amount of physical
enjoyment 1t affords.
We have preaching every Sabbath
in Toledo, three and half miles from
where | live, and are building a
church in a half mile of our house.
I have not organized Il church yet,
but will do so before the meeting of
the Mississippi Conference.
1t is possible l may attend the
Conference at Nicksburg and if |
do not, | will send a report of church
matters here. We shall be able to
start with about twenty members in
this neighborhood. We have one
Local preacher and an old Baptist
lilllliStCl llOul ICAdS.
You are ready, perhaps, to ask if
there are not some objections to this
country There are difficulties here,
incident to all new countries, such
as want Of roads, bridges, &c, &c;
and then there are objection peculiar
to this. In thing in the dense
forest, one encounters red bugs,
mosquitoes, sand flies, bottle flies
and beef worms. The II usquitocs
are not as numerous as ia theYazOo or
Mississippi sNamps, and as soon as
there is any considerable opening
about the house they will almost
disappear. The sand flies greatly
abate when the place is opened. The
bottle fly, which resembles the buffalo
gnat, are not troublesome in our
neighborhood, except in August and
September, and are never trouble
some at night. The beef worm is an
insect that burrows in the skin, but
if managed properly, can be removed
by the application of tobacco.
The labor Of this country is not
what might be wished, but is equal
if not superior to the Yankeeized
negroes of the Southern States.
The greatest difficulty in that de
partment is the want of efficient
house service.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

As much cankot be said of Grant,
who. under tht plea that he desires
to avoid political complications, is
safely sequestered so that he may in
dulge IN hisc favorite lubrications
without the sTequent peril of eX.
posurc. "TB Fe's nothing of him"
has been so rSpeatrdly shcwn, that,
on the mere ipTuence of Il name and
the lavish uSeGf money, the Radicals
hope, but canktardly expect, to play
u winning c; rsr or their candidate
it NAV be sitar Stat ROminis umbrd
THAT is, wherane can stand) but mn
less theeXpreSiion of Theodore Tilton
and others lxlually debauched in
Radlcalism ape foundationless, he is
not seldom int condition to which
the Latin aph rism would not apply.
And this is tile man whom disso-
lutte and deprayed party would iasten
on the nation as its Chief Magistrate,
once vcnerated because the robes Of
office were worn by Washington and
other statesmen and heroes, who did
not derive all their honor from the
station, but their own great deserts
conferred equal honors upon it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
Miss. Machinery Agency,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ETC,
GOODMAN, Miss.

The undersigned respectfully infN - purc, =
that lie is prepared to fill orders mt shOt notice and
at mnHlfac.urrs' pics, (trauspOitttiun added
for all descriptions of Steam Engines and Wood
and Iron Working Machinery; Cation and Wool
CaIding Machinery; turbine Water Wheels
Cotton Seed Hullers and OIL Mills Rice and Sugar
Cane Mills FIGURING and Corn Mills Atwoods.
taIvers, Glliett's and Emery Gins, tie latter with
clndedser to gin in open fitid; Brick. Shncle.
Washinl, Dtchng aud Milking Machines Patent
ChnrnS aud Looms; Gin Castings: Fine Engine,
and Fire Buckets Stump Exiiactors; all the pat
ent Cotton Pre- ses, including Brooks Wrought
Iron Revolving Portable Press, of which am sole
agent for Madison county. Also, all the popular
plowS. including Brinley's Universal.
Having been engaged in the business for three
years, and being in correspondence with miDufdct
urers OF all the favorita labor-sating machines in
vogue, he fitters himself with Icing able 10 furnish
eny machinery desired. Apply to. or address with
stamp, q. ID. BUSTAMENTE. Agent,
Sept. 8, 4ml Goodman Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
JOHN HAIR ny.

The individual whose name heads
this article is sort of pet of ours.
We take occasion to notice him now
and then, just to keep ourself posted
as to the career of an old acquain-
lance. We had the distinguished
honor in the year 1887, in Cahaha,
Ala, to teach John " he boxes" and
how to set thetypes in the 'Stick,
right end up, chicks" all down, aud
turned outward. He was fresh then
from the cotton. fields of Conecuh,
and came with his wallet and stick,
fugitive from the paternal roof, we
understood.
John was Il genius-the fires Of
ambition burned in his soul, and he
did not intend that his mighty intel
lcct should waste its powers-should
wilt and wither in the Groveling oc-
cupation of hocing corn, digging po-
tatoes. and picking out cotton; so
he came to Cahaba to follow in the
$500 6 I,n,,a4 AMI rr,,,,1in -
''"'s''t . - : ''"'' "N>' ! ''"N ~
greatness "oo'ne men are oofll great
some achieve greatness, and some
have greatness thrust upon them"
rohu halonge IA tbo fnrmar class
lie was porn great, ana his career
has been onward and upward, like
the slow but iutrepid tread of a lack
49,, - ,oo,. ~ oats
''" ~ IoI" % 49, ~. =,
cooper Oh 'he summit A'MeS' IINe
OurSelt, has special pArtIailty tor
Hardy. and in the last number of
his nanor giycs him the following
" first rate " nofIce.
,r,.
JOHN LARD : ms n'I9eI"ole
alu'"holN uhPlIpcIPleu scI'aN "s mas
Pia&e" OUT, DuIlI's Ine l"'te! pa az
OF INC war ne ti'yo ~ SCtr ,i,I;.i ,i,nSe,i
I2u' ConsCll i',!o" 0S P"oi ;,i ~ :"
'doI" N"I p'Pyl' ~ NV ,''. VI n'9
Sl'ecu'"lIo''S NC n"' 'o,' 'lt'"''''V !
n'""l 5'eGilo" GA, "nu uiu,,' eo'u'
ooVsHV !, u"C lu'l VI y Pc }, H'io q Se"
oi,u n"n ~, press anu i''JtISl'C ~, ~ -"
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S S,,rr U,,u ho ,o St, Lacl, 70 Aiohama
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
CANTON STEAM TsELA.

M e are now fully prepared t. grind whe I, and
w have the latest improved and best mlcain-
cry thit is now IN use, for cleaning the same, ana
with good quality ot wheat we guarantee 10 turn
out As good quality OF -four Can Dc br0Gsh! from.
the West.
We also grind corn, and dress lumber in supe,
lior manner, and at as reasonable tate, as can be
done elsewhere
e1-GiGding days Mondays, Wednesdays, Fri.
days and Saturdays.
MEitsf autd price paid fer ITicd!.
We shall commence ginning cotton, on the 18th,
i"r l2th, a IAN er 10th, according to the nun
Der Of bales.
BY strict attention to our business, which is IN.
der our personal supervision, we hope to receive II
liberal share uf patronage.
Aug 2olyl JONES 4 STUART
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
fHE HORRORS OF ANDEES0SvILLE.

We publish today, as matter OF
history, the statement Of Robt. Oul6,
late Commissioner of Exchange of
the Confederate States Government.
1t will be seen by this statement-of
the entire truthfulGcss Of which no
one can enter tain doubt-who is
responsible for the horrors of An.
dcrsonvillr," about which such a hue
and cry was raised at the North, and
for which poor Wirz was hanged.
Mr. Ould, though suppnaed in the
case as a witness, was not permitted
to testify, lest he should make such
statement as would exonerate the
prisoner, Wirz.
1t was a remark of Mr.. Webster's
that military commissions were al,
ways organized to convict; and it
was transcendantly so in the case of
the one that tried Wirz. His trial
was a mockery of Justice, and his eX-
ecution, like that of Mrs. Surratt.
vas a judicial murder.
In reference to the trial Of he lat
ter, read an article on the first page
Of to-day's paper. "Murder will out
and so these things are coming to
light. 1t is too late to save the in
nOcent lives that have been sacrific-
ed, but it is not too late fix the infamy
of these horrible tran sactions where
it properly belongs. Chapman and
Holt have an awful responsibility in
the matter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
So.
S12. G. U. ID.

oao1pE GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCHES
~ 40 ls.t make uatont movements, warIantea
,imekeepers, Will wear equally a. well as ins nFss
(oid Gases, costing from SIS 20 sl5o-we "ne npw
sell Nc them, Ladies and Gardeners s'aeS' Az ony
Sl2 each. ,.s,r, obosod and on.
nmeIed oroide Goli Huntug C"so' Patent Lever
MasniGcent stock of Gentlemens nnd i ,
Grade Gold Chains. Earrings and f'nS, r'ns s,
Rings. &c, from 81 to So, fully dese''Deo ~ 'h'"
lar. ,o.s tvn red
II Is not necessary to send money witr me order
AZ il can be paid to the eXresH agent On VI
goods.
an ''''e'' - JAMES GERARD & CO.:
.,o15-am, S. Nassau st. N. Y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
MAIME,

Boston, Sent. 15.-r Chai" an
of the Maine RepuDllcaa.-ls.t,,.- ], ..'-
mittce telegraphs that the Republi.
cans carried every congressional dis
trict, and also elected all the Sena-
tors and scven.eighths of the Repre-
sentatives. Majority for Chamber,
lain, Radical candidate for Govern
or, 10000.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
WANTED. AGENTS,@m mn !, see ssoo h. pc.

male and female 70 introduce the GENUINE M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. T. is machine will stitch, hem fell
tuck, qpilr cnrd, bind braid and embrGdrr in a
most superb manner. Price only SiS Fully war.
rLnted for five Yeas. We will pay $1,000 for any
machine that Will sew stronger, more hraUiIn
o. more elastic seam than oars. 1t makes the
Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can
be ent, and still the cloth cannot he pu ed aput
without tearing It We pay Agents from So to
5000 per month and expenses, or a commi,so;I
from which twice that amount my he N de = d.
dress SECOMB CO., Pitts1urg, pl Or 30 ton,
Massachusetts,.
CAurioN.- no not be pmose1 upon hy other par.
ties palming of worthless castiron machines. under
the sam" name or otherwise. oars i, the only gen.
uue and really practical cheap machine m,nuuc-
tned. [PnG Ind septic
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

The motley demonstration of the
Radicals in New Orleans last Satur-
day night is universally regarded as
a ridiculous burlesqe. 1t was fail
ure in every sense and demonstrated
thoroughly the waning popularity OF
Radicalism even among the duped
negroes. The white Radicals were
of it, add wolld have given
up their offices, almost, TO have pre-
vented it. Verify, Radicalism an
carpet baggery are becoming about
rs odiOus in the Pelican State as with
us in Mississippi.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
rI,HE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT co.

Il are now manufacturing the best, cheap
est and most durable PAINT in use two coats
well put on, mixed with pure I.inseed Oh. will lnsr
10 or Is years it Is Of light brown OF lesutiful
chocolate color and can be changed to green, lead
stoge. drab olive, cream TO suit the taste q the
consumer. tbs valuable for Houses Fences. Barns
ra-Imge and Car makers Pals aud Wooden-ware
Agricultural Implements, Canal Boats. Vessels aud
Ships Bottoms, Canvas. Metal and Shing.e Roofs
at being Fire and Waterproof. Floor OIl Cloths
Zone manufacturer having used 600 nbs the na-t
year,) and Paint for any pufiin~e, is un.ur-
passed for b1dv, durability. elasticity. I'D ad'e.
siveness. Price Is per Dbl. Of 300 lbs. which sill
supply farmer for yeas 70 come. Warranted in
al cases as above. Send iur circular Which gives
all particulars. None genuine uu.cSs braided in
tTsde marx. Grafton Mineral Paint. Person. en-
order ile Paiai aad rcmit the II -ney On receipt u
the gOods. Adde'S
DANIEL BIDwELL.
Jaae - eia "a Perrl Street,, New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
N. O.. j. &c (i. n. RR.
CHANGE CT TIME--Two TRAINS A DAY.

NN and after Sunday, III Sept, 1853 Il
MAIL train will leave y 0 leans a 200 AN
EXPRESS will leave n. Orleans Al 5;45 pm.
VAIL train aili nrrire at Canton at Ga" rM
ENPRESS' Ni!l arrive at Canton at SEQ An.
NAIL uain will leave Canton at LAO AN
EXPRESS " will leave Canton at 300 pm
FREIGHT train will arrive at Canton l0pM.
- will leave Canton, 10 90 An.
7. S, WILLIAMS, Gen. Supl.
Sept II So Ct
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

To Our COUNTRY FRIENDS We
will take butter, eggs, chickens,
potatoes, meal, etc. at market prices.
Tor subscription to The CITIZEN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
VI. -. s Ea 4 E2 ES

PROPRIETOR Of PATENT 4 DEALER IN
PAT. PETROLENE BURNING FLUID,
Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, G Glassware,
1879 Poyirns 81, bct. Cannp s. 81 Chas.,
EEW ORLEANS LA.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

In Helena, Ark, the white police
men have been displaced and Radical
negroes appointed ia their stead.
Onward reconstruction takes its
way.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

Robert, son of Stephen \. Douglas,
delivered his first political speech at
a Republican meeting in Raleigh
North Carolina, a few days since.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

New Orleans has eight bundled
and seventy Eve policemen.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

Florida has a population of 1j3,-
6i9-abOut half white and half blaci-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

Vicksburg papers have ceased 10
patronise the telegraph.
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TIE CAMPAIGN CRESCENT.

nURING the current canvass shall publish a
I J weekly democratic paper unGer the title Of the
CAMPAIGN CRESCENT.
The fist number will b" issued daring the first
week in August and the publication will be con
timed until the election III November.
The Campaign Crescent VIII e devoted excn
oively to politics. II viii support TIE platform and
nominees If the late National Democratic Convex
ion. # will alro,ale democgalc principles ANA
oppose pHiit ca hrrc-et in all 10 ms aud uHd IL
haIises. /; will d,3rass Vie aguentgu- ggesiiuii+
At issue without irseiv and with entire HCgd"m
and ruudpr, but with dignity and fitness Grnt
care VIII be ken 10 Ill! The cnin!nHs Il nc 't.f-
pa n Crescent with new AMI interesting matte
per intnt t. the great questions Ut the hour. n"
pains VIII fc spared to make il in al respects a
vigorous. efficient. Instructive and entertaining:
ramuailn puprr. W,iilc doe Hilri ton vi lie prii
70 radical isnllaii"s in Iih,iaa,. The content ~
tie Cunmtgu Crescent "'i tic 1t equally Tor circu-
atiou ttsou shUrl The rc!uriic.
THctampugH Crescent viii he sent nu'y when,
The plIge OF suh-c.iptiu shall accompany tie or
Ter. Our friends wh" may receive ih, rcuar ~
mail are requested to act agents ard 10 send the
names ~ -, many SuLSriibr,s ~ can he ub,aiIcd.
III d,i to insure a veiy extensive cirr lhiirn.
The Cam a'gn Crescent is ilrtd at The following
rate.
single COPY, One Dollar.
CLUB RATES.
SIX ropes t. one ndd.csS 81 on
Twelve copies to one ailless. 10 10
rwe1ty i've copes 20 %
FIy . IS %
J. 0. NIX ~.
New Orleans, August.
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him.
"Did YOU ever see this gold ornament
before ?'' asked the magistrate, holding
up the clasp before the young lady's eyes:
ooh, it IS my clasp lit is my clasp! %
she cried, springing forward.
"Yes-it is the same," answered the
Colonel.
"And did you ever see it before ?" de-
mandcd the justice sternly, holding it in
the direction of the goldsmith, who had
seen it at first and was appalled, with fear
and CONSERVATION. Instead Of replying,
he uttered wild, hystcrical laugh, and
fell his length in convusions ON the floor.
He was a few weeks afterward taken
from his prison and tried for perjury but
his reason forsook him, and he is now an
inmate Of the mad house. Thus avarice
and parsimony and Indifference to the
sufferings of the poor is punished in this
life; the acts of this selfish man will show
to all how -acquisitiveness, if wrongly
directed, is fatal to its possessor.
Col. McIIenry proved to be a bachelor;
though little turned of thirty, his heart
was Eeenly alive to all the finer sensiblll-
ties of our nature. He could feel for the
down-trodden poor, and sympathize with
the unfortunate. To this truth none could
more attest than the young friend Of the
golden clasp, for ere two moons had waned
she reioiced in the euphonic title of Mrs.
Colonel McHenry, surrounded with all the
appearance of wealth that a grateful heart
could enjoy, OF ever. wish. Her poor, af-
Aictcd mother was we'll provided for, when
she recovered he health, and happiness
prosperity smiled upon all.
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To MILL RATs-A RECIPE WORTH A
YEARS SuBscRIpTIoN.-We are assured
by those who have tried it, that rats may
be ehectually driven from any building
by sprinkling their places of resort with
yellow ochre, a cheap paint, to be found
in any drug storo.-Rome (Ga.) Courier.
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= Some itcmizcr asserts that Butler
father was hanged for piracy. The sons
exploits too, have been on the high seize.
Lesson in Grammar-Lo {! the poor
Indian; lower the negro; lowest the poor
white man who is taxed to purchase bread
and blankets for both the others.
- The man who is writing ''History
of the Devil'' has gone to Congress to col
lect material for his work.
: The good easy man who takes things
as they come was a little too careless and
took something which didn't belong to
him.
= One of the points of difference be,
tween a christian and cannibal is, that
one is supposed to enjoy himself and the
other enjoys other people.
The Washington correspondent of a
Georgia paper says that Senator Doolittle
and Gen. Butler recently met at the same
dinner-table. 1t must have been place
of accommodation for man and beast.
= "Hans," SAID the Judge to Dutch
man who was witness in the case OF q
stolen pig, chad the animal any ear-marks?'
"Vel, de only ear vat ! see vas nit his tail
cut oh.
An old lady, reading an account Of a
distinguished old lawyer who was said to
be the father of the New York bar, OK
claimed; "Poor mani he has dreadful
set of children 20
An Illinois editor claims champion
DINNERS belt for a gentleman in Jackson
willie in that State, who dunned a man on
his knees in church, and compelled him to
payment before he be allowed to resume
his prayer.
- 1t takes long time to start news
paper and bring it up to good establish
ed paving condition. The publishers of
paper in Sweden, after trying it one
hundred and three years, have at last
abandoned the enterprise.
- An ill-natured cynic said that the
charity of bcneGccnt ncisbor was in
duced by wish to be cxtolled. "Ah,
sir" replied the object of charity, "it wo
sec tho hand offs clock go right, we are
sure that the mechanism inside cannot be
going very wrong"
a few years since, at the celebration
of a national anniversary, poor pedlar,
who was present, being called upon for a
toast, offered the following: "Here is
health to poverty it sticks to man when
all his friends desert him.
Over seventh part of the State OF
Mississippi is advertised for sale under ex-
ccution.
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= Gen. Butler said in speech, two or
three days ago, that President Johnson
was more guilty than Judas Iscariot. 1t
is very natural that Ben. should have q
kind feeling for Judas, for the latter took
sundry pieces of silver and carried the
bag.
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Greenville & Columbia RailroadCo

THIS company has now for sale, in lieu OF
..Season Tickets,' Ticket which entities person
to travel over the road
1000 Miles for $40,
Within one year from date of purchase. The
Tickets can be purchased from the Agents at Co
in,h;a Ncvvberrv. AbbeYille Anderson and Green
III lch''''' -''"' W. ALSTON GIBBES,
General Ticket Agent g. s G. R. r.
May 90, 1868 40 %,
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PENDLEToN FACTORY.
THE WOOL CARDS

AT this place arc now in complete running order,
All the Wool offered will be carded into Rolls Of
the best quality-at short notice, at the following
rates for cash:
All Wool, Plain and Mixed Rolls, 12}c. per lb.'
Mixed otton and Wool Rolls, 15c. per ID. -.
Bacon. Lard. Corn and Cotton will be taken as
market rates in exchange for carding. Wool may
be sent to tho Factory from any points on the
Railroads, through the agents, and the Rolls de.
livered by them as soon as the Wool can bs sarded
and returned