The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12


DAY; DECEMBER 1f2, iS6I
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iTnaS0FPHERN EfrEMl. ~ 2 =
aamiius tdHgaE fwsIqi ear igIjIt@t
4, sl9s Al29son, Gesis pg9sPeEing .gpdbas5
'iiSan pe0Olhug Oflsk- tR.s
Galveston II said % bsthb Iiaaith hf-
est city IN the South.sdask - eisTi'
There are $50 puplls iiasthe public
sehool OF frankfort, KY. s-p
The new sdgarof This years crop.
IipLoBisianais very fine. e.'1pfa aai ~
| Mobile ist0haReaseminlathlylinel
"a steamships to Liverpool, = e.sf 4,
II General Malone has bought res
Ihdenee in lynehbuvg, and win reside
Iilefe q av1l auis1sms = iiBss Aa4
Ihee grinding season " at its heigltt.
n litollaisisiaiia. The planters are ilI-
bilant.Id yaHiE .tisaitea eissS Z
II A line ofoyFsseishasi'BeeIi pstal, 4
Bsii lisaea 4T.s, 6elYeea laGk sepNtlle,i Fiase
Oneaday lagf wesK 6Rs kaBdfedI
acres 6 corn, in 5ha,aeld, near tgR-,
t1tami soldier $4,000 ~, "a Egs 80
| Tile building for The mamnloth eIe-
! vatorin New Orleans IN pf6gfas4ihg
lfapidiYto eamhletion.sgato a. hsniats
TWenty Eve headof fatsnattie& eres
sold IN oieoFgetown, KY, the other,
dayy atT a-2cetIts per pound. '''''''' Z
AS ageneral thing the planters A5fI
Northern Texas aEebhqldiRgo tbefua
cotton for better prices, 49, n tI
! a smoytgage bond for sld, BOD 0O01
has been sstampedlat Rieltin6ndy re-
quirlng Sl090O in stamps .pgsalE qwI
The Henderson (Ky, lReportersaysI
thatstownAea can boast the finest setofI
gas works in the Wesf!D6 ~ biUHa q
! lTheQrphans' Home, atIauderdaIeI
Springs, Miss, contains 282 children
lof C0nfedeFate soldiers. U' A"'''1
/ Major Il. D.,Snlthifedat BrowhsA
WILLIE Texas, on the 10th inst. He
has lived for many years on the
\ ReA. HiHhas beenR elected PresiE
dent Of the Mississippi Central Rail-.
road, and " P. Pryor was elected
seenetary.i 'B0 zsie W lssq st'"'3'''s
4 3 Mr., JohmWs Hall, of Bourbon,Ha
3parchased hepnexpiEed lease OF the
Blue Lick Springs, ib Nicholas CO.,
kentQekysr sE5a gdiyT57siq " sH7tsF
| The Harrodsburg Ky D Signal tells
= US That DIR. Gather, of that town, has
4 q cow that has carefully rthrsed q
litter ofpigs for several months past.
/ Waller Mckinney, living om Bear
creek, pish0mingo county, Miss, plan
ted two acreslof ground IA sugar corn
and made 240 cations ofsyrnp.l aarbl
lBr Colonel William A, Warmer, who
KILLED Samuel w. Nutter at i .exing-
ton, Mo-, theothsr day, Is Aoh.in-
4 law Of General L.esliea C0onIbs, of.
Kentuoky. I y
/ vanderbilt Is about starting a, Ille
iOf steamsllips between New Orleans
and Galveston, in opposition TO the
Morgan line, i. /,
| Mr.. John Swope has left with the
Danyille { (Ky,t Adyoeateasp specimen
tofhis blue grass, whichReasares three
teet SIX inches.
74sssksssenu-S Sre been 165sed by Pailnet,
Stuart h Co, QW ners Of the Preston.
| Rorks,a at SS2,000 IN gold per annum,
/ Fifteeh men with bIackened faces
tFisitea Francois HCleverie's house
| recently on Red river, rebbed hiIhOf
| 5000, and then beat him severely
| Theeotten mill at Macon, Ga, is
lfahning fun time employing $3.50
hands, and consuming Sl2fQo worth
EZRA " material monthly.
ffhe entire ffont' III an Unfinished
1Methedist GhuEch In + rankin, KY,
1 tell a few days ago, burying a little
| lnegroin the ruins and iniuring him
fperhaps fatally, $3.50 Z ~ p
I 1T has been decided, in Kentucky !,
that sellinga horse, TO be paid for on
Il the eIe6tionof certain candidates, IS
4 abet, aud, that the debt so incurred
1FGaiinot be collected, yl,mlua alt
The Carlisle XVI Mercury Is in=
4 forraeaby Mr.. John MebIahan, oft that
eourity, thatHe isedapun1p IN bhls
Y year which weighs 100 pounds and
one that weighs SO pounds.
Il Mr.. George eadwahader, of Lex
| ingtion, Ky,t has sold his two year
1 ola colt Pompey Payne By VAN
dal dam Magenta, BY Mahonaet,, to
lMr. j Conlisk, of Gineihhati; for
$1,000. 1s y,sd 81 sYol 81
GEcian bend from the rural dis
Ptfie 5 daz2led the eyes of Frankfort
The other day Il The Yeamamsays the
Frankfort girls won't bend Good.
Their papas are all the less apt to
hreak. aniAaA
4 firm Ia salem, M O., has this
Season sent off one Thousand barrels
k0f dgied biaoSherries, worth $4 600.
& The dried apples and psaehes Pnr-
lchasedin In that small yil lageibis sea-
son wilIbfing 100000. ts- 1
Mrs. sarah Clayton, window Of
Joseph Clayton Of BaltiInoTeadiedoN %
1.-the sd, aged eighty-six, Z She leaves
Ftliirteen children, fifty. 81 y grand chill
= dref 6fty-thfee great-grand ehil7
dren and six greatlgrebt- grand chill
lren igssl9 va a7oAs GsA sf' 'e' =
The Texas Jtnplecute says that
hhsiTes has seomIlleneeG in earnest
wagon loadsofeotton coming 70 town
and wagon loads Of goods movi ng0at
iof town. Cotton, low middlingi is
selling at l4a14 l-2c. Dry hides,
IL 1-2c. 7pszaiaB 4 set Ret
The jack 6h fMlssJ Clarion says
LII is informed that Mons. Sansonne,
amannhe tarer from France, attfae-
J ted by the advantages for manutae-
: turing IN that State, Is selecting q 10
! cation near the line Of the New Or
/. leans Jackson and Great Nofthern
Railway. He VIII mahnfacture
prints and bleached goods ZIP
The wife ~ MI. VIM. Fl. Pike,lly.
/, mg near Campbellsville, IN Tayloi
. eoulatY KY, while endeay0ring x
I release her little boy, whose arm
had been crnght in a eane7mill has
I her 0wnar1n canght in Che sam,
l way, and both mother and son werl
i 50 severely injured that ananTputa
{ ton of the arm was found b be nee
/ essary in both cases, Fl
I The Paris Kentncklan reports tn
E bllowing stock tredess I'VE hay
e heard but little trade inmules thi
D week Mr.. Phillips, Of Coyingtor
3 nurchased q paif afmules of Wiiliar