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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31
ENDORSEMENTS OF
HARDEE'S NEW MAP OF
MISSISsIPPI.l
AUDITORS OFFICE.
JACKSON. Misc. Augnst %. 1871.


AUDITORS OFFICE.
JACKSON, Miss, August 70, ISL. I
CAPT. Il. ). HARpEE,
Dear Sir. Although you have not solicit
ed any endorsement at my hands Of your re-
vised Map of the State of Mississippi, | deem
II due TO you 70 say that ia my judgment you
have achieved work highly ereditahlc to
your skill as an engineer and artist, and Ger
tainly work of great public value. Not only
are the new counties accurately located, but
the Map embraces other features which COM
mend il 10 every citizen. The township and
section lines and numbers makes il peculiarly
valuable 10 every public officer. 10 real estate
agents and others, and TO gentlemen Of the
legal profession. The State il fortunate in SCI
curing such work. | regard il as the best
State Map published.
Very Respectfully,
III. MUSGRONE,
Auditor Public Acrounts
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The registration at Marion, Lauderdale
untv shows a falling off of 1873 blacks
IA $50 whites from the registration of
.oeQ
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Tnr SHUBUTA TIMES. -The interest
,ftbis vigorous paper will be much en-
l.,ced by the accession of Charles A.
smith. Esq, to its editorial force. He
.-olds trenchant pen.
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A despatch from Winona to the Mem
hi. Appeal says that the Montgomery
County Conservative Convention was
harmonious. The nominations are Hill
Car Sheriff and Mckenzie for the Legis-
Iafure.
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writes

A correspondent from Amite county,
writes
The Radicals have commenced operations,
in view of the coming election. in this coun-
ty. And Parker, the leader of the party, as
if doubling the success of his kind. Is drop
ping the most harmful remarks to the ne
groes-remarks that are calculated TO cause
trouble on or before the day OF election.
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A dispatch from Goldsboro, North
Carolina, Of the 26th states that there
are reports Of great damage to cotton
crops from drought and rust, and that
there viii be a falling off of one-third
from last wears receipts.
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The CATERPil-LAk.-A wen informed
olsnter from the neighborhood of Benton,
Yszoo county, writes that the caterpillar
i. at work on some crops in this lthat)
a.actiOn.
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Renorts of devastation by both the
and boil worms continue to reach US.

NEWTON CoUNTY.-A citizen of New
.ounty wites: ''Things are working
10 X. in this county"
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We note that Maj. II. H. Chalmers,
one Of the most eloquent and rising young
men Of the State, is doing yeoman's SER
vice in the cause of the people versus the
"carpet-bag thieves" in DeSoto county.
He i host within himself.
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Special premiums are still invited, and
will be duly announced in city papers.
Hon. Amos Il. johnson offers twe. ty dol
lars gold coin for the best pair of Cotton
Socks, knit by white girl not over the age
OF thirteen years.
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Bro. PowKR:-As a matter of interest TO
the craft, | take pleasure in informing you
that at a Ladies' Concert and Fair held in
Fayette last Thursday evening, handsome
Master Mason's Diploma, beautifully framed
by G. j. Balm, $40 of Natchcz,
to be voted to tie most popular Mason in the
was awarded TO B. B. Paddock, the
Secretary OF Thos. Kinds Lodge.
Yours truly
CRAFTSMAN.
FAYFTTF MISS Aug % 1871
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A FIRST CLASS MACHINE at low price.
n All persons in want Of something TO do
that will pay well. should engage at once with
us. Now is the best time to sell.
Address
BAKER SEWING MACHINE co,
aug3lw4t Cleveland, Ohio
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We are pleased to learn from General
Tucker, President of the Grenada, Houston
q Eastern Railroad. that one hundred hands
will arrive this evening or tomorrow TO
commence the grading of the road-bed.
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From the Oxford Falcon.
Mr.. b. Z. Law. an old citizen of this coun-
ty, has been engaged in teaching a colored
school two miles northeast af Abbeville. for
several months, with general satisfaction to
all concerned. Mr.. Law, informs us that up
on the close of the session, last Friday. the
coIored people got mp petition asking him
to teach another session, and that upon Civ
ing his consent 20 do 90, thirty scholars
were procured by the colored people the
next day. This II a sensible move on the
part Of the colored people In that portion OF
the county When the colored people show
that they have confidence In our old citizens,
and ask assistance 1T their hands. they viii
get IL. %
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From the Winona Democrat.
GREENSBORO, Miss,
August 18th, 1871
August 10Th, 1871

GREENSBORO, Miss,
August 10Th, 1871
FELLOW CITIZENS OF CHoCTAw COUNTY:
My name having been more or less dis
cussed. as one OF the candidates for the office
of Chancery Clerk of this county, report
that belong 10 and am fully identified
with the Radical party, has been circulated
TO my injury in some parts of the county.
Having, from my earliest manhood, acted
with the Democratic party, l deem it due
TO myself and friends to state, that the re-
port is tchOily " true and lcititOut Foundation
True. | have n ed as Justice of the Peace
of Beat No. /, under appointment from
Governor Alcorn, which | accepted, how
ever, at the instance of many personal
friends. and mostly Democrats.
| adopt this method, therefore, to an
nounce, as | have uniformly stated hereto
fore, that am a candidate for the Office of
Chancery Clerk. subject TO the action Of the
County (Democratic) ConveRti0a, TO be held on
the 26th inst, and expect % gtUe my cordial
support to the nominees Of that Convention.
WIN. =. BROWN.
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We learn from a well-informed, reliable
gentleman that the army worm has made
its appearance in force in Hale and Marengo
counties. Misfortunes, it appears to plant
ers, never come singly.-Selma Times, Is.
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o,.1cK MAILs.-A letter mailed Water
valley. July 22nd, reached us on the
mnrning OF the 1lh lhsl.
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OFFICE OF r.. E.. GRAND COMMANDER,
GRAND CoMMANDERY OF MISSISSIPPI
MERIDIAN, MISS,
August 20, A. d.. 1871, A. o.. 1853.
To the En-. Commanders and Sir Knights
Of Subordinate Communicates In lEssis-
sippi
The Triennial Convoeation ofthe General
Grand Encampment of the United States,
will be held in the City of Baltimore on
Tuesday, the 10th day of September, A..
D. 1871, A. o.. 753, at which time and
place we desire to have the entire Order of
Mississippi represented. If you or any.
member of your Commandery wish 10 par
ticipate and be present on that occasion you
will Immediately notify Sir Kt J. L. Power
Grand Recorder, at Jackson, through whom
Excursion Tickets from Jackson to Louis
vile can be obtained at half-fare rates
tickets good for thirty days. A special
train will leave Louisville on Saturday.
September 10th, for Baltimore and Wash
ington-$I5 for round trip from Louisville
tickets good for thirty days.
Signed, VIM. ). PATTON,
r.. E.. Grand Commander of Miss.
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IrAwAMBA.-The Democracy of this
sterling old county are wide awake
They have nominated a full ticket for
county offices, and Representative in the
legislature. For the latter place they
have selected good and true man, Col.
!. I. Baldridge, th1s leaving out Eli.
fhlllIps, the late Representative, who,
elected a. Conservative, classed himself
= an independent" and not only voted
ior Ames for Senator, but for the Peni-
'entiary Bill-either act constituting an
OnenSe that ought to consign him to the
shades Of private life
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TrppAH CnrNrY-1

TIPPAH CoUNTY.-The work in the Oriza-
ba NO. 81 District has been com pleted.
with the following result: Total numb Der
of registered voters, 3O6-224 white and 81
colored. Ripley Advertiser.
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Cotton Prospects I'm North MIssis-
sfPpi.
From the Corinth News.

From the COrinth News.
There is a general complaint in North
Mississippi. of the rust in cotton. The same
can be said of other parts Of the South. The
worm has made its appearance In portions
OF Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Geor-
gia. Several new bales OF cotton rom Ala
Rama and Georgia. have been sent 10 mar
ket. which sold at from twenty-five 70 forty
cents. The crop of cotton viii evidently
fall short of last years CROP The prospect
for the growing crop TO bring good prices -
catering indeed.
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Death Of Charles -. FOntaime, of
POnG0IOc County.

In this Providential dispensation, the
community in which the deceased resided,
and indeed the State, has suffered a seri-
Gus loss Col. Fontaine was useful
citizen. He had served his county ably
In the Legislature, and was at one time
the choice of the party with which he
then affiliated, for Governor OF late
Years he has devoted himself closely to
his profession, but has nevertheless
eylnced a warm interest in public affairs.
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Hlasonlf department.
A Popular Craftsman.

Contributions 10 this Department are solicited
from the Gran throughout the State.
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TURNHP SEED.

Rusabaga seed,-Crop OF HssI.
0E0 POUNDS Rutabaga and assorted va
IOO rieties Of Turnip Seeds. lust received.
For sale &C the Drug Store Of
jnly2lsw6ts MATT. Y. ASH.
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ole daeeklg Clarion.


OUK AGENT IN NEW ORLEANS Thomas
Mcintyre, No. so Camp street, is our only an
thorized Agent in the City of New Orleans
NO other party, is authorized to solicit bust
ness Tor The CLARION in that city We com
mend Mr.. Mcintyre to the advertising Gus
toners Of this paper, and to all others who
would avail themselves Of our columns. He
Is fully authorized to make contracts, and
Will do so on as favorable terms as can be had
oi the puDAshers. If
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Orders for the Map promptly filled by Ex-
press G. o. b., so 90, the undersigned pre-
paying Express charges
j. L. POWER,
Agent for Mississippi.
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correspondence Extraordinary.
From the Brookhaven Citizen.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
kJackson, Miss, Aug. s, 1919
JNo. III. STEWART, Esq,

n Jackson, Miss, Aug. s, 1919
JNo. III. STEWART, Esq,
Circuit Clerk, BroOkhaven, Miss.
SIR: am directed by the Governor to in
form you that he is in receipt of informal
ton to the effect that you have received the
nomination of the Democratic party of Lin
coin county for the office of Circuit Clerk at
the ensuing election.
Regarding, as the Governor does. the tri-
umph of the Democratic party in this State
as imperilling the peace and happiness of
the people of the same; and threatening, as
its success would, the return of Mississippi
to the government of the bayonet, its ascen-
dancy he would regard as calamity. Be-
sides this he cannot be expected to retain
officers whose retention would be construed
into a tacit condemnation of his own ad-
If, therefore, this statement be true, the
Governor requests that you at once forward
your resignation.
Very Respectfully,
I'll. +. HEwsON,
Cows Private Sec'y.
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GoIdzboro, was burned on Sunday night
last. The burning ID generally sala go nave
haen the work MI the JacObinical Society
known as the Union League.-RaleiRh on.
CT Sentinel.
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From the Carollton Conseryati,


THE CLARION is sssome" on facts and
figures, and the Pilot should learn about the
Auditors Report that 1.-The more it is stir
red the worse it stinks.'
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LIGHT! LHGHT!I LIGHT.G!
The Mississippi HydrO-NarbOn
GAS Light Company.

A RE now prepared 70 erect their machines
IN in Hotels, Churches Public Buildings.
and Private Houses, throughout the State Of
Mississippi
These machines are automatic and furnish
a light of 90 candles power at a cost Of one
cent per hour. They can be furnished with
from TO 800 lights They occupy little space
"a twenty light machine being about the size
Of a whisky barrel They are perfectly safe
and the light both in quantity and quality far
exceeds the common coal gas.
They are now exhibition at the Compa-
ny's Works in jackson, corner Capitol and
President streets, and n Canton, az Wolf b
Mayors, Merchants Exchange.
Send for Circulars and you will buy a ma
chine and avoid the dangers and incon ven
fences Of coal oil and bad gas
j. GREEN, President
july207lw1y JOS. KAUFMAN, sup't
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DROUGHT AND RUST.

GoLDsBoRo. N. c., August &c, ISL.
There are reports of great damage to the
cotton crops from drought and rust and
that there will be a falling off of one-third
from last years receipts.
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STATE FAIR PREMIUM LIST. IF YOU
want to know all about the State Fair, send
for copy of the Premium List to the Sec
rotary.
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Royal Arch Companions who may wish TO
attend the Triennial Convocation OF the Gen
eral Grand Encampment are invited to avail
themselves of this excursion. All who wish
their ladies to accompany them, are request
ed to notify the Grand Recorder immedi-
ately.
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BELTS PATENT
Sheet Iron Roofing,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST

EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
FTrHE sheets are s feet long aud feet wide.
IL from centers Of fastening. Zach sheet
is heavily coated on both sides with the hest
metallic Rust Proof paint, IL IL simple aud
rapid in its application by any one.
Price-This roofing j. furnished boxed aud
delivered 10 railroad depots or steamboats, IA
this city, at s. per square.
Special contracts made on large orders, az
reduced rates.
For further information or orders, address
VI. :. BELT.
aug2aswlw Cincinnati, Ohio.
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RESOLUTIONS of Thanks.

Whereas, 1t has come to our knowledge
that our beloved brother and respected
fellow-citiZen. THOMAS &. FEARN, fell by
the wayside near the town of Whitesboro,
i'm the State of Texas, in a speechless condi-
ton and was recognized as a Mason by a
diploma upon his person granted by Silas
Brown Lodge, No. 65, and received broth
erly kindness and attention during the last
hours of his life, and was inferred with the
honors of our order by Whitesboro Lodge,
No. 1858; and
Whereas. Bro. THOMAS G. FEARN was
initiated, passed. and exalted to the sublime
degree of Master Mason by Silas Brown
Lodge, No. Go, and had but a few months
ago dimited from it with the intention of
afliliating in New Orleans, La, to which
CITY he had recently removed and
Whereas, The following preamble and
resolutions were adopted by Whitesboro
Lodge. No. 263, of the State ofTexas:
Whereas. Death has invaded our mystic
circle and borne from our midst. our COM
partnership below, worthy member to, we
trust, the Grand Lodge above; and while
the final doom of our race is sad under or
binary circumstances. doubly so is il in the
case OF Brother THOMAS {. FEARN of New
Orleans, who fell by the wayside on Friday,
August 4th 1871, stranger in the land of
strangers. and the only consolation we can
offer the bereaved if indeed consolation it
can be called, is the sad one that sym pathiz-
ing brothers ministered to his last wants and
mains.
Resolved, That in the death of our Brother
THOMAS G. FEARN, we feel confident that
Free Masonry has lost tried and true mem
Der, and his immediate circle of friends
a bright gem and worthy associate, the
houses in whose interest he was engaged a
faithful agent, and his heart-grieved wife,
and fatheTless children. faithful protector
Resolved. That this Lodge now repair TO
the brothers house where our brother
breathed his last and accompany his NOR
tai remains to their last resting place on
earth with the honors of our order.
Resolved. That the furniture of this Lodge
be draped in mourning. and the members
wear the usual badge for thirty days in to-
ken of respect for our departed brother.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon our minutes, and copy of the same
be furnished the afflicted wife of our deceas-
ed brother, and another copy to the editor OF
the Sherman Courier for publication, and
New Orleans papers be requested to copy
the same.
I'll
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Mississippi State Fair.
Admission and Entry Fees.

Admission Tickets will be for sale at the
several book and drug stores in the City of
jackson. and at the Ticket office near entrance
gate. Visitors will save time and avoid con-
fusion by procuring tickets before going to
Fair Grounds.
Single Ticket, admitting one person one
Ime--.--. Oh
Children, Y years and under, ............... %
Season Ticket, for one person, mot trans
ferable,) admitting. purchaser TO Fair
Grounds during Fair Week, ............... " 90
Exhibitors, and all who expect to visit
the Fair daily, should purchase a sea-
son ticket.
Family Ticket, for the week ............... 10 90
Ticket admitting one horse and rider
one time 20
Ticket admitting one or two horse vehi-
Gle, one 80
Each occupant, or driver, must have
season single ticket)
Visitors holding Stockholders or Season
Tickets will be entitled to free admis-
sion of horses or vehicles when used
by them personally.
Public Hacks, per day. 90
Visitors requested 10 provide themselves
with change. Ticket sellers Will be instruc-
ted not to receive any bills over FIVE dollars
Va No checks will he given at the gate. A
single ticket Is for single admission. A sea
son ticket go, will admit visitors at all
times.
Grooms, walters and servants, must like all
others, pay the above rates for admission TO
the Grounds. There will be no exception
Please don ask II.
Stockholders will be furnished with Tickets
on application to Secretary. Tickets hereto
fore issued will not be recognized. Every
shareholder is entitled TO the free admission
of himself and family during the Fair-him-
| self, wife. minor children, and female mem
bers of his household, constituting the family.
ENTRY FEES.
Articles competing for Diploma, ...-...... 90
| Silver Medal. ] VI
/ Gold Medal, .... 2 80
! All other entries Except Cotton five per
! cent. on value Of premium offered.
Cotton competing for best bale.-............ OF
/ Cotton competing for best bales {the 8
bales being one entry, ).........-........... 00
Each exhibitor will purchase the usual ad-
mission ticket before making entries. No class
| of visitors exempt from the payment of entry
| fee where the article animal entered is for
competition either for regular special pre-.
| miums.
! Exhibitors residing in Jackson and vicinity
are recommended TO make their entries on
| Friday and Saturday previous to the Fair, as
| far as practicable.
The Secretary and his Assistants will be al
| Fair Grounds on said days.
| &B- The Entry Books will be closed on
| Tuesday evening October 24th. and no entry
| will be made after that lime, unless in special
| cases named in Premium List and by special
| consent of the Board of Control
/ If j. l. POWER Ceefv
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Rev. c. G.. ANDREWS, A. NJ, President and
Professor of Mental and Moral Science.
A. h. HoLcoNBE, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathe-
mstics.
G. II. WILEY, A. NJ, Professor Of. Aneient.a and
Modern Languages.
I. $. JoSEs, al. d., Professor Of Natural Sci
ence.
R. $. HoLcoNBE, Principal Of Preparatory De-
partmeut
Tuition per session Of 40 weeks in Col
lege, ........S 500 90
Tuition per session OF 40 weeks in Pre-
pAratOrys ............. ~ W
Board in private families about Sl5 90 per
month.
The College is the property Of the Mississip-
pi and Louisiana Conferences Of the Methodist
Church, Soutb, and j. situated in healthy
and retired village, twelve miles East 81
Bayou sara.
For further particulars address the under
signed at Jackson, Miss, till the last Of Sep
TENDER, after that, at Jackson, Louisiana.
&. q. ANDREWS,
aug29sw&w3m President.
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Gloomy Crop Prospects.
COTTON SHEDDING IN ARKANSAs-FEARS OF
THE woRM-THE CORN PROSPECT.
LITTLE Rock, August &c, ISL

LITTLE ROCK, August &c. ISL.
The crop reports are not so favorable in
some localities. The cotton. owing to dry
weather. has commenced shedding. Fears
are entertained of the worm; it Is also
reported in some of the White river counties.
The corn crop is very promising.
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L. KELLY,
l.. w. CARLETON, Committee.
w. III. FROLINGER,N


Therefore. be it
Resolved, That the thanks of Silas Brown
Lodge. No. 65. A. F.. and A. NJ. of
Mississippi. are eminently due and are here
by respectfully and frateFnally rendered to
Whitesboro Lodge. No. 263. of Texas for
the kindness and respect which they gave to
our much beloved and lamented brother.
That we recognize in their action the true
spirit of brotherly love, relief and truth
which should actuate every member Of our
fraternity. That their kind attentions has
given consolation TO the family and friends
of our deceased brother beyond the power
of language to express. That as these
brethren so nobly acted upon the plumb
may it be theirs to meet upon the level with
the most exalted before the throne of the
Great Am when they have parted upon
the square tojourney Ito that bourne whence
no traveller returns
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed
to transmit a copy of these resolutions to
the Secretary of Whitesboro Lodge. No. 263.
under the seal Of the Lodge, and spread them
upon our minutes.
Resolved, That THE CLARION and Sher-
man Courier be requested TO publish these
resolutions.
JACKSON, Mss, Aug. q, A. d. 1871. A. L..
SSH.
r. L. SAUNDERS,
VIM. j. Brown, JR., Com.
HARRIS BARKsDALE,t
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200 Sets Premium k'ioNt lfmrrne-a-
Hubs, SHEOH6E2~. aud GEg.E.ug-.
PRATTS
SOUTHERN MAD E GIN

rTHlS Gin, Of light draff. makos good ..u.
a. pie, and viii pick more hut irDW fIlt .4I..
amount Of seed cotton. hni lu lr.a Nmr. fN..
any other Gin. II d0er NOT hfrnk tha Tu.E HuI
choke T. simple in BET. construction. anH H..
liable to get out 81 order
Mr. Pratt has made upwards nf lupr hIuH
for India, Egypt Meyic0. Brazil uud tIr
Southern States which have given ..nriaI .it-
istaction.
II il good rule ~ try 900 thing Hul hoIt
fast 70 what has been approved nnt Hu.WrIf
the purpose for which DO RI nIHHr llI-
clai@ed for Pratts Gin. and admitted hy
practical Planters vino have uH'l it
STEAM ENGINES AND
HHASEaHNERN
made By Talbot Il Sons, of Richmond Na..
for sale. These engines, with tho lgtr.i Iu-
pr0vemenfs and Of superior workman. i.|r.
have taken the premium over oihpra ut iHIfs
where they have been exhibited
Orders for Gins, Engine nud Gum EHuIt.
promptly filled. Gins repaired hy a tklIIiuI
Ginwright. Address, Memphis Tenn,
@. W. TRUEHEART Agent
For Daniel Pratt. Talbot q some.
augssw4wlm
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We are authorized 90 Announce Illur. A.
MELLON As a candidate iot ShtuH of lI.uIH
county at the ensuing election.
Subject 20 nomination hy tHr Democrat Hf
Conservative Convention.