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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Commodore Mutt and Miss Minnie Warren
hre married recently.
Nh Illinois hortieulturist grows roses on
pie trees.
eetrifed moss is manufactured to order in
Nnnesota.
ohn II. Surratt is Il Baltimore commits
p merchant.
rhe late Derby race in England t'broke" a
Ne, an earl and lord.
The North Carolina University has ten
Nstees and seven students.
Portland contains a eolorea man aged los,
10 fought under Toussaint L'Ouvertnre.
fhe London Orchestra says Fisk, Jr., is a
representative man. because he began life
''elown in a circus"
desperate has been arrested in Missouri
is charged with the murder of seventy
pc persOuS.
.aly is going to initiate America, by
lulng horse railroad at Naples.
enry Ward Beecher has brother who
Eed fddle at the Boston Jubilee.
Zen. Frank Blair has gone into the Life
urace Agency business in California.
ne Boston Post says: "The Jubilee big
m has been let for an orchestra boarding
EF,E wE E@FE FEEBF-Ee
elocipedes are a drug in the New York
ket. S75 machines won't bring at auc-
over $l2. ts
rasshoppers are at their old tricks b
lhs roosting ON the railroad tracks anC
pping trains.
larry scott, OF Cairo, Massachusetts, who
saiu " nave been the original Mary wht
Ers. ~fS-f-Ic-Se ' 20
The order forbidinR naval oFseers "a sneai
rude Borie-ass has been reTcEed. r7ss
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Important Circular.

Rooms NATIONAL UNION REP. Ex. !
Com, Jackson, Miss, June a, 80.
The National Union Republican party
of Mississippi, having met in the city of
jackson, 23d inst, perfected a party or
ganization for the State, and laid down its
platform, it now becomes the duty of the
State Executive Committee to effect a
thorough organization in each county,
that we may be fully prepared for the
approaching campaign.
We therefore call upon Republicans
in every county of the State, who en-
dorse our platform, and are willing to
unite with us, to at once perfect their
party organizations.
We propose to send delegates to the
State Nominating Convention, soon to be
held. So soon as the county organiza-
tions are effected, their names and Post
Office address should be forwarded to
VIM. Breck, Secretary National Republi-
can Executive Committee, jackson, Mis-
sissippi. A. G. FISK, Chm.
WIN. BRECK, Sec.
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The MONTGOMERY WHITE. SULPHUR
SPRINGS will be open the lst of June next.
Before the war this was the most popular
watering place in Virginia. Its situation,
in Southwestern Virginia, on the Eastern
slope of the Alleghanies, gives it beautiful
scenery, healthful climate, and pure bra
cling air. Messrs. Wilson & Lorentz, two
enterprising Virginians, have leased it for a
term of five years, have thoroughly repair
ed, newly furnished, and will open it on a
scale surprising its former grandeur. Wis
itors to this place travel the entire distance
by Rail. Getting of at Big Tunnel Station,
on the Va and Tenn. Il. r.. they are con-
veyed into the Reception House, in ten min
utes on the Springs Branch r. II. New
Baths, Billiard and Bowling Saloons, have
been erected foi the comfort and amuse-
ment of visitors. Post Office, Telegraph,
Express, and Ticket offices are on the prem
ises. Daily lines of stages will run to the
Greenbrier White, on.the route through the
widest scenery in Virginia. Travellers be-
tween points North and South, win find
this most delightful resting place. The
fare has been reduced to the moderate price
of three dollars per day, so per week, and
$40 per month, giving the privilege of spe-
cial rates to larger parties for longer time.
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mHsslssrPPI.

The Enterprise Star has been purchased
by Messrs. Campbell & Glasener. These
gentlemen are recently from Illinois.
We learn from the Port GibsOQ Standard
that Thomas Richardson. a colored man. ana
native of Claiborne county, has been admit
ted to the bar.
The Columbus Index says little negro
10y was drowned near that place recently.
The Frial's Point Delta says that little
girl was saved recently from drowning by
a young lady, her sister, springing into the
water and rescuing the little one ut the
hazard of her own life.
< The Grenada Sentinel learns that black
woman, while out picking blackberries near
that place, recently, was killed by panther
No particulars
Mr.. Jno. HorIin Of Carroll county, writes
to the Canton Mail that one DIR. Connaugh-
tou, who has been travelling through the
northern part of this State. is publishing "A
forged testimonial as coming from him. He
says that he believes the Doctor to be hum
bug. The Mail requests the press To pass
him around.
The Panola Star announces the death of
Robert X. Patton, of Panola county, which
sad event occurred June 10th. 1863. of con-
sumption, induced by @xounds, hardships
and exposure suffered in the Confederate
service. He was a member of the famous
18th Mississippi Regiment Barksdale'
Brigade, and one of the heroes surrendered
by General Robert f. Lee at AppomatoX.
} Thus one by one of The few that were
spared from death during those fearful and
glorious battles which were fought by Mis-
sissippians in Virginia, are taken. May the
grass grow green where he lies sleeping.
The Crystal Springs Herald says few
days since difficulty occurred near Bur-
nett's Wells. in which n negro shot another
They were playing cards, when one asked
another for his knife, and he refused TO give
it up, when the other procuring his gun shot
I him down.
The Grenada Sentinel says that several
well known citizens living in 1allobusha
county, have been arrested and who occupy
good positions in society, charged with being
| implicated in the Futhey murder case.
| The Crystal Springs Herald learns that .
wedding took place near Dry Grove few
days since, where the bride had scarcely
reached her tenth year, the groom being
thirty-eight years of age.
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CHATTANOOGA AND MERIDIAN RAIL
RoAD.-We copy as follows from the
Meridian Mercury of the 18th:
Mr.. Stanton, of the Chattanooga and
Meridian Railroad, was here few days
ago, and We learn upon good authority
that he has directed his engineers and
surveyors to go to work at once and mark
and defile the line from here to New Or
leans.
In view of the prospect of an early sur
vey, we hear some speculation about the
route likely to be taken in getting out
from here. The opinion we find most
generally entertained is, that it will run
with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad tc
Chalk Bluf, and having turned that range
with but slight divergence from a direct
line, be carried forward to Paulding,
crossing the Chunkey not far from En-.
terprise, little blow Dunn's celebrated
water power.
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The season of Exhaustion.

No matter how vigorous by nature the
system and the constitution may be, they
must necessarily suffer more or less from
the depicting effects of the temperature OF
midsummer, unless strengthened and sus-
tanned by wholesome tonic treatment The
extra pressure upon the vital forces must be
met and counterbalanced by an extra resis-
tant power; the unusual and rapid con-
sumption of the animal fluids by profuse
perspiration, must be compensated by the
perfect digestion and assimilation of the
food taken into the stomach, from which
both the fluids and the solids of the body
are derived. Otherwise the physical strength
declines, and the mind, sympathizing with
the machinery through which it acts, be-
comes depressed and enervated. A sTIMU-
LIANT is therefore absolutely required at this
season not violent one, calculated to pro-
duce febrile excitement but something ,cllicl
loiL recruit and reinforce the ochole Or9aniza-
tton Il, proportion to the extraordinary drain 10
,chich the toTrid heat subjects n.
This desideratum is supplied in palpata-
BILE and most efficient form in HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS, which the
people of this country, after more than
twenty-five years experience, have accepted
and endorsed as the best tonic, Alternative
and antibilious preparation which medical
chemistry has yet succeeded in obtaining
from the strength-sustaining, healing and
purifying products of the vegetable king
dom. Every ingredient of this famous
compound has its own specific virtue, and
the result of their combination is the most
genial invigorant. aperient, and regulating
medicine ever administered, either as apre-
ventive or cure of the disorders most COM
mon in our variable climate. Among these
may be enumerated dyspepsia, bIliousness,
constipation, fever and ague, nervous debil-
ity, and all the ailments proceeding from
i'm mperfect digestion. A course of HOSTEL
TER'S BITTERS is the best possible safe
guard against the dangers which menace
persons of both sexes, and all ages, during
the heated term.
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Tie Way the Eggleston Clique Display their
Professed Liberality
GREENsBoRo, June. 1860.


Editor Clarion: 1 was appointed to the
office of Sheriff of Choctaw County in May,
1868, by Gen. Gillem. / was vouched for
by the leading Union men of my county
L have always been Union Whig and op
posed secession from first to last. l have
always been in favor of reconstruction. l
voted for it on all occasions. and | am still
in favor of it. But | did not use the Office
of Sheriff to oppress men that did not see
as did. l tried to do justice to all parties.
Hence my removal. But 1 have no COM
plaint to make. There is a better day COM
ing when The PEOPLE will have control
of their own matters.
RpSDectfnlIV. IT. F. RAYS.
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lie ship Anna Schmidt, which was
1sffoyed by the Alabama Off the coast of
alMh America. had on board a quantity OF
xHF's Cherry PectOral for California. DIR.
I'D * Co., now appeal for redress direct to
|k British Government, as the responsible
6Aty in this wicked business, and base their
Alm for payment and protection on the
'Nnnd of humanity, as their commodities
W wholly tor the sick. Their point is well
Zen, and viii doubtless be pressed with
~ pluck and persistency which character
1.-THE operations of these celebrated chem
$.-Baltimore Clipper.
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quarrels0me turbulent or vicious; persons
are affected In a variety of ways from
drunkenness: it makes some fellows very
lively, and it makes some fellows very sad
and it makes some want to fight; j think
almost every fellow is trying by any scheme,
to get all be can; think that Is universal !;
but very few practical business men woHld
be likely TO think they could make million
of dollars in a couple OF weeks; Mr.. Yerger,
before going to Memphis, asked me to loan
him 5000 and he would give me $4,000 for
it in six weeks.
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DEATHS OF CTTzENs.-We regret TO find
the following announcements IN the Ray
mond Gazette:
Mr.. Stephen d. Currie, Of Utica, in this
co~nty, died suddenly a week or two ago.
de bad visited Vieksburg for the purchase of
goods, was taken sick, and died before reach
ing home. sr--i
We regret to announce the death Of our
friend Mr.. T. NJ. Newman, which occurred
some days ago at his residence near this
place. Mr.. Newman had resided In this vi
cinity twelve or fifteen years, and was held
In the highest esteem by host of friends.
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EuNiMERvILLE INSTITUTE. This ia
ably known School has just closed Its
kteeuth annual term. Prof Gathright-
Ill ono there are but few more successful
neators of youth in the land-publishes a
Henlar in our columns, briefly stating some
NE more prominent advantages of Sum
iMfrille. This Institute has furnished a
GMNtical and thorough education to many
HlIY are now among the best and most intel
IHeslt citizens of the State. 1t is worthy OF
H8i still more liberal patronage than il
aoelyes The next session will begin on
bio second Monday in September. For
Anrns. etc, see circular.
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he 0Nftklp GIariuu.
URsDAY,...... JULY 6, 1869.

sUBsCRrBEEs to whom we have sent
i will please not forget to remit us the
punt due. Many have responded. we
b continue to acknowledge nts
pub The CLARION. Remaa"ces s@'"td
naIe by Post-ogice order ETITesS' or reg's-
IA -etter. When neither mode is eOnrehieJa,
n = , mail at 0ltr risk.
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NEW York, July 4.-The Times has over
q column editorial attacking Canby's de-
cision that members of the Virginia Assem-
bly, must take the iron clad, commencing.
Gen. Canby's proposal to require the iron
clad oath OF members elected to the Vir-
the opinions OF Gen. Grant repeatedly ex-
pressed, with the course pursued under his
orders in the States already reconstructed.
NEW ORLEANss July 6.-Cotton sitter,
middling 3e5S; sales l53 bales; receipts
4S9. Gold 379s. Sterling 81. Sugar, COM
mon 915 q l9; prime 131<tol3A. Molasses.
choice fermenting. 60to6as Coffee, fair, 1a21<
15l4; prime l616fol6s "a - . Il 4 :.
SHOP prospects"-balls at the watering
plaoessmPunoh.
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Wherever skill and patlcnt tell are re-
quisite, the Chinese people have been In de-
kitchen to the intricate working Of machin-
cry and the producing garden
vegetables and the building OF railways and
public works, everywhere and under all
circumstances, the Coolie is a principal, II
not the leading figure In the programme
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The Oxford Falcon says: For the in
formation of our friends in other Coun-
ties we would state that there is not a
break in any portion Of our line, but we
are fully prepared to meet the enemy. and
overwhelm him. Let it be distinctly un-
derstood that Radicalism has and can have
no foothold in Lafayette We made a
noble record last year, and we will sustain
At in the ensuing election.
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We hope the people of Amite county will
respond literally to the call in behalf of the
Orphans Home. One dollar given to the
support and education of the INDECENT
orphans of the, Confederate dead is better
than ten dollars contributed toward the
erection of monuments and mausoleums.-
Southern Herald.
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READ THIS AND Sc E!.
Letter from Maj. J. r. Hester, Of Ala.
AUHuRN, ALA. April 4, lsCa.
MEssRs. JoHN DARBY a Co.
l0l william 81. n. y

10l william ST., n. r..
GENTS IL have received 80 much benefit
from "Darhy's Prophylactie Fluid" that 4
feel it my duty 60 let yOu know lt. I had
an attack Of Typhoid Fever, and with u
most stubborn case OF Erysipclas, aud was
confined to my bed near two months. suilcr-
ing the most Intense pain all the time from
Erysipeas. and after CNhaustinR the many
prescriptions of my physician h. finally
commenced the use Of Darby Prophy tactic
Fluid. and soon found that / was being im-
proved By It's use, and continued to use it.
and am nearly well. ! consider n the most
valuable medicine Tor the diseases and pur-
poses for which Il l. made that u sold. I
also used IL most successfully on my littlc
son who was severely burnt and DO assure
you that Il was from this medicine alone
that 1 could get any relief from my distress
ing attack of Eryspclas
DO not write you this a. "a certificate Cor
publication, but as "A duty that ! feel / owe
to Prof. Darby and his Invaluable medicine.
l shall never be without it again if 4 can
by any possible means get IL.
hope you are succeeding, and will make
a fortune.
Very truly yours,
J.T. HESTER.
For sale by ASH & LEMLY, Jackson and Wy
every Druggist or Country Merchant
Orders filled by the proprietors.
JOHN DARBY A co,
mayl5w4twGm l6l WILLIAM ST., MY.
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ii all remedies for the cure of Chills
aMAh Fever, and Bilious Fever, DIR. F. WILL
a@@T'S ANTI-PERIODIC or FEVER and
AhlD + TONIC, is beyond doubt the most
teNtHfn Specific, and contains no quinine,
alANnic, or any vegetable or mineral poison
xHfkeVer
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HoS. JASON NILEs.-We take pleasure in
laying before our readers an extract taken
from private letter of the gentleman whose
name appears above. No little interest CEN
tiers aroung this gentleman; and for his sake
and for the sake of the people among whom
he has passed so many years OF his life, we
are rejoiced to see that he repudiates the i'm
pudence of the Radical leaders in placing
his name at the head of their executive COM
mittee.-American Banner.
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PERsoNAL-Mr. J. S. Chiles, of the
r9at known house of Currier, Sherwood &
~ manufacturers and jobbers of boots and
hoes, - Warren street, New York, and
Nnose cards has been in our columns for
onae time, paid MS visit yesterday. Mr..
niles is Mississippian, and merchants in
3IIr State who have not already made his ac-
Iaaintance viii find him most clever gen
imnn with whom to deal. His house is d
mnlnmoth concern, and enjoys large trade
iAnm Mississippi, which must constantly in
crease while it has such gentlemen rs Mr.
Uhiles to represent it.
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Our N THE CoLp.-The omission of Jack
son, Miss, from the daily telegraphic ther-
mometrical reports has ooeaSloned some
curiosity rs TO the cause. Mississippi being
the Federal Union, it may be that even the
presence of a Thermometer in its capital city
would be imperative in Indicating Sufficient
warmth Of weather to produce perspira-
tion OF patriotic ardor. The big fire, we
believe, destroyed the only officiaI ther-
mouaeter in the place-hence the absence oi
weather reports from JacksOn.-N. o. Plea
yunnp Is se@aar ysaFafa~isas - sa8-ss -
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SINIIoN's LIVER REGULAToR, the com.
ponent parts of which are purely vegetable
mla as a medical agent its healthful effects
hnVe made it general favorite. The effect
uf The medicine on the stomach, liver and
kiHneys is prompt and eflectual. The pa
kfcnt soon feels as if he had taken a new
Lease of life, and is overjoyed to find the de-
pressed feeling dissipated, the costive habit
cor1ected, and new streams of health cours-
inn through his frame.
For deranged liver, dyspepsia, diarrhGa,
ni1N8 etc, Simmons Regulator certainly
hHS Ao superior. 1t acts like a charm, with
tn1 facilitating ths system, and without any
IN nc evil effects of mercury. Made only
hN N. IL. ZEILIN & Co. Sold by all druggists
RHihe 81,
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~ Rev s. w Moore, of Tenn, says
ok NARBY's PRoPHYLACrIC FLUID, 1T has
no eaual and no rival"
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Frurt. Vegetable and Poultry


Hireaied d Manufactured ai JacLsoH, MIss.
UNHEsE BONES CRATES, &C., are man
ufactured with machinery made eK-
pressly for the purpose embracing ali of the
recent Improvements; Ihey are made
without the use Of nails, are riveted every
where. and not liable 10 come 10 pieces ln
transportation. They can be folded 81
doubled up. 50 that from four 70 six boxes
can be shipped or stored while empty. in the
space occupied by one box when fnll, thus
saving freight, store room, DC.
The same box can be used for years
Boxes or the Size recommended by The hrult
Growers Convention, of the State Of MlasIa-
sippt- holding onc-third of bushci, %
Cents, each.
Boxes, Crates, and Coops. Of any size fur
nished 70 order. Our facilities are such chat
we can manufacture i've hundred boxes ln
a day.
EEf-Orders solicited and promptly filled.
Address.
LMNBsER A. OsauM.LIWnNs
Junel2 oS JACKSON Mm
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A Massachusetts, church proposes 10 gain
popularity by announcing mo pew rents
and No collecticns.n lsss3 -
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"A journal advocating vegetarian princi-
ples % printed in Germany, and cirrnlates q
Thousand copies - : a
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NEW ADvsRTIsEmEyrs.
Suznmerville Institute
GHoLSON, L. o., MISSISSIPPI;
II miles from StUqudlak Sutton, Mobile
and Ohio Railroad.


YWyIIIs school ,Ias lust closed its sixteenth
IL annual term. and y justly regarded ~
being entirely the greatest school for boys
known 10 the country. IL Is unnecessary 10
add more than TO mention that our classes
are so arranged that We can receive boys az
any time aud charge to the close Of the ses-
sion. We always have a fine class. As an
evidence of our standing ia high places,
read the quotations below.
Prom Basil l.. Gildcrsleeve, Ph. d. Prof
OF Greek and Hebrew in the University Of
Virginia: ~Nour students here are consid-
erably above the average I'm preparation. i
am satisfied that you are doing great work
in the cause Of education. and wish you
abundant success.
From Charles 5. Venable, IL. D., Prof. of
Mathematics in the University OF Virginia !:
Two of your students have In the past
year and the present entered my classes.-
The first Joined the Senior Class and showed
his thorough preparation by graduating I'm
the school Of Mathematics In one session.
When he entered the class there were TWEEN
ty-one in it, only nine OF whom graduated.
The other student eutered the Junior Class
and does well.
1T gives me great pleasure to make these
statements in Justice TO you as an instTue-
tor
similar endorsements could be had from
DIR. Waddel, Chancellor of our state Uni
Versity, and the other members OF the Fac
ulty.
Our preparations are ample tor large
class-and we desire TO I'LL up the measure
of our usefulness.
BY informing us upon what day they Will
arrive 1T Shuqualak, wagon viii meet
students and convey them, free Of charge, TO
! the School.
| Young gentlemen who leave home 10 kin
time, and have fun, had better 20 elsewhere.
| Those who desire To study aud learn, can
| get the best instruction In every branch OF
/ liberal or practical, business education.
| We have a splendid new Engineers Level
and good Surveyors Compass for field OPP
/ erations.
Termss
For Board, Tuition, Washing aud
| Fuel, Tor twenty weeks, payable
in advance, .-.... .......-...... $l2J 01
The regular annual term begins on the ~
Monday of September, 1869.
/ Address, to secure places,
TIOS. 5. GATHRIGHT,
/ July Gtf Principal
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MR. j. A. WHIPPLE, of Boston, has
thclargest establishment, aud is one of the
most successful photographers in the Uni
ted States.-Springfield Republican.
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English Female Bitters will cure you wife.
r. f. B. never fails to give entire satisfac-
tlon.
a certain uterine tonic, f. r. B.
4. +. B. cures all forms of female derange-
ments.
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To Fruit Grower
AND
SHIPPERS S!
Standard FOIdinG Frwit msHca,
Vegetable Crates and Roul-
try Coop
Lindsey a O'SulllTan's Patent
Firh Premium AirarDied 10 he.e B0res
and Crates M the Loasiapa
State Fair, 1869.

The best, cheapest aud most convenient
Boxes, Crates and Coops, iu thc world
for SuuPiNG
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Cures Burns, Wounds, Stlngs.
Cures Cuts, Sores, Bells.
Cuers Ulcers, Scratches, Bites.
Cures Catarrh, Sealds, Bruises.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Jas. III. Pierce, Pamela
j. Webster, TishOmingo.
Hon. III. n. Ballard, DeSoto.
Alex. Phillips, Lafayette.
A. ), Dowd, Coahoma.
SECOND DISTRICT.
;. 5. Fairfield, Yallobusha.
J. l.. Morphis, Poneotoc.
w. ii. Vasser, Monroe.
Ambrose Henderson, Chickasaw.
j. V. Thomas, Itawamba.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Col. Il. G. Powers, Noxubee.
Hon. Geo. +. Brown. Pontotoc.
w. ChrishOlm, Kemper,
j. Wesley Dunn, Carroll.
j. {. Lucas, Attala.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Hon. III. Musgrove, Clark.
Hon. j. Tarbell. Scott.
Rev. Jas. Lynch, Kinds.
Col. a. L. Morgan, Y Nazoo.
Rev. Thos. w. Stringer, Warren.
FOURTH DIsTIcT.
ID. G. Kearns, Jefferson,
4. G. Peyton, Copiah.
R.J. w, Jew ell, Pike.
III. r. Revels, Adams.
j. L. Stephens, Hancock.