davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
EXAMPLES for the Ladies'.

MRS f. +. NORTON. Newcastle, Pa, has
used her Wheeler q Wilson Machine almost
constantly since 1868; has earned and made
the clothing of her family (nine children)
with it, earning $3.50 day the year round,
besides attending to her household duties
has done every description of sewing, even
opeciug quilts; has made three fine shirts
aday, or three pairs of pantaloons in day
and used the same needle year at time
and the machine now is as good as new.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
HEALTH OF JACKSON.


a meeting of the citizens of the city OF
Jackson was held at the City Hall, on Mon
day evening, the 10th inst, for the purpose
of disabusing the minds OF those living at a
distance, of the prevalence of any conta-
gious disease in our midst.
On motion, Mr.. John w. Robinson was
called to the chair, and w F. Fitzgerald
Esq, elected Secretary.
Mr.. Robinson stated the object of the
meeting; when Capt. III. T. Fisher moved
that 4 committee of seven be appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the health of
the city, and i'm condemnation of the false
reports so industriously circulated through
out the surrounding country of the existence
of yellow fever in the city. The motion
was unanimously adopted, and the Chair APP
pointed as said committee, Messrs. H. I.
Fisher, Chairman; W. B. Taylor, DIR. l. F.
Harrington, DIR. t. J. Mitchell DIR. r. Kells,
Oliver Clifton and III. Musgrove.
DIR. Joseph Lemly then moved that the
committee on resolutions report on the fol-
lowing morning to the Board of Control OF
the State Fair; which was carried.
On motion of Captain John Estelle, the
meeting adjourned.
JOHN w. ROBINSON,
Chairman.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
MY ROSES. This is the titIe If a

My Roses. This is the title of a
romance, recently published, from the d a
Of Mrs. L. Virginia French, Of McAfinn-
vile, Tenn. Having just finished reading
the volume, am constrained to state thus
publicly that derived very great pleasure
from its captivating pages.
The plot of this THRILLING story is highly
interesting, and decidedly original. The
style of the work is chaste and elegant. II
is manifest, throughout the story. that the
gifted authoress had high and noble mr.
pose in view, designed for the rescue from
impending ruin of the weak and temnted
unfortunates of her own sex. This main
purpose regard as highly creditable to the
warm heart of the anthoress. Altbougb
MIS-. French has taken, for many of the
scenes OF her romance, the abodes of fallen
women, yet the whole matter is so modestlv
and delieately presented that there is really
nothing In the book calculated to suffuse the
cheeks OF the most sensitive person.
The writer of this notice enfoved 20
pleasure, some few days since. of a personal
interview with Mrs. French, in the CITY ot
nashville She impressed him with con-
Vlction that she is a lady of great intelIi-
gehee' gifted with rare genius, and withal
a most polished lady and exemplary wife
and mother. Readers of our section should
purchase and peruse "MY Roses" If they
do not, they will miss some hours Of rare
pleasure.
We stated, some time since, that Mr..
Deering, the inventor of the Deering Horse
Engine, had authorized Messrs. w. b. Tav-
lor q Co., his agents at this place, to exhibit
the engine at the State Fair, and afterwards
donate it to the Association. We have since
been informed that Mr.. Deering has direct
ed 1t TO be sold upon the grounds, at public
auction, and the proceeds to be turned over
to the Association. In this connection we
viii, as briefly as possible, describe this ex-
ceedingly useful machine. which. by the
way, is a Southern invention.
This new machine Is entirely UNIQUE. It
is strong iron pillar to stand in the gin
house. in the place formerly occupied by
the revolving wooden axle of the old run
ming gear, and so with the entire central
weight OF the seed cotton and gin stand
floor resting solidly on the top of it. This
pillar, in addition to its character as an inn
portant central support for the gin house
Is made TODD duty, in the second place, as a
substantial, immovabls spindle. on which
the first driver or master-wheel of the ma
chine revolves with the mules, and gives the
required motion to cOunter-shaf which
pass through the pillar and are supported
by it, while one end of the counter-shafts
carries the band pulley which, at the Fate of
about mile and half an hour of the
mules, conveys a steady and high velocity
to the gin stand. a@s sa
number of these new horse engines are
already in operation, and are giving. we
are told, profound satisfaction One of
them, we learn, is thus at work on the
plantation OF Mr.. Il. b. Robb, near Ed
wards Depot on our Vicksburg and Jack
son railroad. The engine intended for 60
saw gin stand sells for $500. H ~
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

Mr.. William Nj. Lawton, OF Charleston
South Carolina, now in England. writes to
friend in BarnweIl, South Carolina. as FOL.
lows: "ff our crop OF cotton falls below
3,50O-OO0 bales high prices will surely rule
thecoming season, but il must not be press
ed TOO freely on sale. The consumption is
very large, and spInners fully employed.
know OF one firm of Sea Island spinneTy
who are clearing $4,000 per week at thei,
mills -
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

STEAM Prov AT STATE FAIR. -
Among the leading attractions at the State
Fair will be the exhibition of Steam Pillow
in practical operation. The Secretary of
the Association has positive information
that tie Plow will be here in due time. The
day for its exhibition will be hereafter an
u0unced.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

The Radical newspapers are very fierce in
their denunciations OF the ''Iammany Ring"
And no wonder. They know that their own
party has taken the contract to do all the
rough stealing OF the country, ana they are
naturally indignant that the contract should
be interIered with.-Courier-Journ
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
IMPORFANT NOTICE.
To Competitors for Cotton Preni
INNS at State Fair.

AMER an informal consultation among
members of the Board of Control of the
Mississippi State Fair Association, the I'M
designed deems it due to parties interested
to announce that all carded cotton, or cotton
from which the seed has been picked by
hand, or otherwise prepared for competi-
ton in any unusual way, will be excluded
from competition for the premiums offered
by the Association.
]. L. POWER, Secretary.
Oct. 13, 1871.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
From the DeSoto Times.
% What VIII They DO with Us"

A few days ago a colored voter said to US.
THE Democrats have beat US. now what
will they do with usG The white Radicals
tell the black people that you white folks
intend to give US hell" Now, colorcd peo-
Die, we will tell you what the honest white
people o. Ws viii nrnec. anu Hnn t1oso frs w
theft and oppression. You shall enjoy ev-
cry privilege possessed by the whire man.
You shall nave your own schools and school
teachers; you shall have your own church
es; you shall be allowed every right before
the law that a white man has; and when
Won become sufficiently intelligent we have
no objection 70 your holding Office. And
as for the white people "giving You he'll" il
will be in the shape Of peace, prosperity
aud happiness, good win and amicable rela
tions between the two races. ~
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

From the n. Y. Herald.
Paymaster Hodge of Washington, who
made way with halt million which belong
ed TO the government, has been convicted OF
the OlferIse and severe punishment infiicI-
ed upon him; and yesterday Major General
Bowman, late Deputy Collector OF the port
OF Baltimore, was found guilty OF similar
#cFiInp- f-H
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

Pleasure seekers find the AMERI-
CAN HOUSE, BOSTON, the best point
from which 20 visit all places of interest in
the vicinity of Boston, as well as being in
the centre of business. All modern i'm
provements,-elevator billiards, cafe, suites
If ro,p,s Sc
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
Well said.
From the yazoo Banner.

From the aZOO BANNER.
A man who prefers his own Advancement
to the good of the party Is ROt entitled TO
nomination at the hands of the people. BY
running, as an independent. he merely says
that the defeat of the party is nothing-his
own claims everything. Let no man, who
has the good of the cause at heart vote for
any independent against the regular nomi-
nee, no matter how strong personal friend
he may be. 1t is throwing away votes to
no purpose, and we need all of our votes
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
Departures from the Republicans
Camp.

From Tie n i HtTAIu
CARL ScHURz may be counted out of the
republican party. He goes for principles
against party dictation, and he goes for a
fusion of all honest men in a new party move
ment. Now. as Senators Cowan, Doolittle
and Dixon. led of by President Andy john
son. went over TO the democracy through
the gate, the glorious Carl Schurz may be
enumerated in the same noble army of mar
tyrs. Governor 0Fatz Brown Is at his side,
and Senators sumner, Trnmbull and Fenton
are not FAR behind. rg Is &
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

If you vote the Conservative ticket,
you will vote to reduce taxation. If you
vote the Radical ticket, you will vote to
increase it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

The Copiah county Conservative jour
mails, the Copiahan and the Herald, are
doing gallant work for the good cause in
that county.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
PERsoSAL.-An item, published as a

PERsoNAL.-An item, published as a
telegram, in the papers throughout the
country, dated Jackson, Miss, Sept %, TO
the effect that three deaths had occurred in
this city on that date from yellow fever, and
that there were five new cases, the author
ship of which has been attributed to Mr..
John \. Galbreath, manager of the tele-
graph office here. Mr.. Galbreath not only
alphabetically denies having sent off such a
Dispatch, but further states that no such
such telegram was sent from his office by
himself or any Olher party to any newspa-
per- 1t was simply the fabrication of dis
aat news gatherers, from the wild reports
10 circulation at the time.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
pecttully. &c,
BUTLER. CHADWICK & GRAY.

Governor Reed" says the Fioridian. ''has
been absent from the State for some two
months or II ore, on what business no one
seems 70 know. There is now and has been
for some time, little bunch OF carpet-bag
adventures in New York, who are concocr-
ing raid on the State in the shape OF bonds.
scrip. and lands. 1t the Governor is watch
ing these swindlers Tor the purpose OF
thwarting their schemes OF plumber, very
well: but it is more than probable. judging
from his antecedents, that he is zone OF
which" st- trE
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

The New Orleans Picayune remarks :
Bullock. the Radical Governor of Georgia,
is building barn at a cost of 81, 100, and
Georgians are so fnquisitiVe as TO keep ask
ing how and where he fell heir 60 his wealth.
Ii this be the innocence of an honest and
unsophisticated people, let them come down
here aud be enlightened. Your barn Is but
field mouse beside an elephant compared
TO what We can show on here In the way
of palatiai evidences OF newly acquired for
tunes Ft.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

The Fair will positively open ON
Monday, November 18th.
Visitors. from all Stations from Canton to
New Orleans, will be passed at half rates,
or one fare for the round trip to Jackson
Get Excursion Ticket of Station Agent. All
children under II years will be passed at ,
cents per mile for the Round Trip, and if
coming az Schools, at same rate, even If
over II years.
SPECIAL TRAINS will run from Magnolia
to Jackson and from Canton to jackson, on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
OF Fair Week, arriving in Jackson about .
A. NJ, and returning late i'll the evening.
The Schedule tor each Station will be
made known in due time.
All articles, Sock, Machinery, etc, will
be charged tariff rates coming TO Jackson,
but will be returned free, if ownership is
not changed. Cotton will be shipped free
to Jackson. if consigned to Association Sec
rotary.
Two Thousand Dollars will be awarded
on Co. ton, including two $500 premiums.
A splendid Programme, and Brilliant At
fractions provided for each day specially on
Thursday and Friday. All the School child
rem of the State are invited to be present on
Friday to witness Firemen's parade, Mann
moth Balloon Ascension, Grand Tourna-
ment, Weston the Pedestrian, etc.
The STREET RAILROAD will be ready, and
will convey visitors from Railroad Junction
to State Capitol; from thence, a splendid
Plank Walk is constructed to the Fair
Ground.
.l.afin in s.,fr :
closure are ample for the convenience of
twenty thousand people. Six new Wells
will give a full supply of water.
j. l.. POWER, Secretary.
Jackson, Miss, Oct. II, 1871.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

JACKSON, MISS.
BUGGIKS AND HARNESS,
CARRIAGES
SADDLES. for
LADIES, GENTS, MISSES A ID
BOYS.
WAGONS,
CARTS.
HARNESS OF MANY STYLES.
BRIDES. COLLARS NAMES,
TRACES. WHIPS. &C..
ENAMELLED AND OIL CLOTH
COPPER RINETS,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
HARNESS a. Birdie LEATHER,
SOLE. KIP AND UPPER LEATHER,
SADDLE BAGS q SAICHELS. HORSE
BRUSHES. CURRY AND NAME COMBS,
DOG CHAINS AND COLLARS,
TEXAS SADDLE-TREES,
SHOE THREAD. &c. &c, &c.
PRICES TO SUIT.
FURS, HIDES, &C., BOUGHT.
mch25-tf.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
MARRMEm.

Cb a.oSS Canton, Miss, Sept. 2Sth, at Grace
1--WE Dy Rev. Duncan Green, Mr.. A. j..
SEwS,o Oh Edwards Depot, and MISS KATE
Jachsa-L FeREzE, of Canton, formerly of
'"Asourg papers please copy.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. w. S. LANGLEY,
HAVING resumed practice, offers bis pro-
III fessional services 70 the citizens Of jack
son and vicinity
once in Langley Building. mrlJH
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

Every taxpayer is interested in the
defeat of the Mongrel Wreckers at the
coming election. Let every taxpayer do
his part.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

"eare requested to announce that the
meeting OF the Synod of Mississippi is post
Poue' to the first Wednesday in December.
synod will meet in Vicksburg on that date.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

Capt. G. d. Bustamante, of the Mississippi
Machinery Agency, Is receiving a large
number. of valuable labor-saving imple-
ruentz for exhibition at the Fair.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
NEW oRLkAN.. OcronrR 6. 1871

existence of Yellow Fever, in our city, we beg
leave to call your attention to the statements
of some of our leading Physicians which will
be found below.
To these we add our assurance that our city
was never in a more healthy condition. and at
no time during the past summer, has there
been any real occasion for the malicious re-
ports above alluded to.
g. NJ. Bayly Pond, Prudhomme Grace,
Simon Kohn, Block, Brittin & Co.,
J. Il. Nanhorn x Co., II. Sherman,
Schmidt 4 Ziegler, Schwabacher & Hirsh,
Everett, Lane Co., McCarty & Sebastian,
Block Brothers, W. C.. Tompkins,
Myers & Levy, L. Bloom 4 Co,
McWilliams, Marion b. Myers,
& Co., Garthwaite, Lewis &
Darcy 4 Wheeler, Miller
Isaacson, Sexes & Co., Wackerbarth & Joseph,
Horter, Peterson & VIM. Cox,
Fenner. Folger x Co.,
Stauffer, Kent & CO.. NJ. R. Chew.
l.. H. Gardner & Co, Banckner 4 Venables
Schneider Zuberber, Slocumb, Baldwin & Co.
Taylor, McElroy & ) Wolfe & CO.,
Co., T. & s. Henderson,
f. Marquee Co.; Rosenberg, Seherck &
Jurey 4 ellis, BerksOn,
W. H. Letchford& Co. Thos smms & Levy,
d. Blum, Sterne & Co. Leon GOdchaux,
ThOs. +. Patton, McStea x Value,
Lehman, Goudchaux Denegre, Payne Co,
Co, Moore & Hardie,
Frank Haas & Co.. Tate & Co,
Jno. Henry & Co., f. A. Haber & Co.,
+. J. Hart x Co., Stevens & Seymour,
Cramer, Bergman yno. l. Adams Co.,
CO., Keiffer Bros,
Page & Moran, Hartwell, Chambers &
Frank Stratton, Sedberry,
Levi, Wolf & Co., l. w. Homan Co.,
KATE & Barnett, John Phelps & Co.,
Mayer Bros, A. RoOs Co,
J. w. Champlin, jules TardOs,
Forcheimer & Haber, Ball, Lyons & Co,
j. Z. SarraZin, Gutman Bros,
Keep, Raymond & Co. Jno. NJ Gould
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9th 1871.
We, the undersigned positively state that,
to the best of our knowledge and belief, there
is not a single case of Yellow Fever in New
Orleans.
DAN'L C. HOLIDAY, NJ. ID.
HOWARD SMITH,
$. NJ. BEMISS.
kARREN STONE,
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9Th 1871.
beg to state that not only is there no Vel
low Fever IN New Orleans, but to the best Of
my knowledge and belief, there has been none
here this summer. The season has been re-
1. L. CRAwCOUR, Md
Extract from lengthy note from the under
signed Physicians;
We have resided here as practitioners Of
medicine for many years, and we have never
known a more perfect condition of health than
New Orleans now enjoys We feel assured
the same will compare most faYOrab,y with
any large city of the World"
d. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ d.
G. BEARD, VI. ID.
SAML chopin, NJ. D.
j. DICKSON BRUINS, NJ. ID.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
W. I. FITZGERALD, SecTtIul
RESOLUTIONS.

WHEREAS, Certain prejudicial and ILL
founded reports have been disseminated al
over the country, touching the amount the
character and the fatality of the sickness
which has prevailed i'm the city of Jackson,
and thereby seriously affecting the interests
of our people; and
Whereas, the citizens. under the gross in
Justice done them by these baleful misrep-
reservations, have thought proper to call a
citizens meeting, to more fully ascertain
the sanitary condition of the city. end APP
point committee to suitably and candidly
express the same;
Resolved. That we, the committee appoint
ed by the citizens of Jackson, have diligeut-
Nv sought to obtain all the Information pos
sible referring to the health of our city. and
find after full and free conference with the
physicians and druggists. that we never had
less sickness ut this season of the year than
at present.
econd-That we solemnly assure the
people of the State that they incur no dan
ger i'm visiting Jackson; and as further evil
denee of our sanitary condition. we may
say that nearly all the citizens have returned
to their respective homes.
III. 7. FISHER,
VIM. b. GAYLOR,
III. MUsGRovE,
RoBT. kELLs, Nj. D..
L. j. MITCHELL, M. D..
i. +. HARRINGTON, NJ. D.
o. CLIFTON,
Committee.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

NEW ORLEANS COMMISSION FIRM. -
BY reference to his card, it will be seen that
Mt. John Patton, late of the well-known
arm OF Hogan u Patton, New Orleans has
established himself in the cotton factorage
ana general commission and purchasing
business, in thar eitv
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

Regulations 10 Preserve Peace ana DrIar
and Facilitate Legal Voters uI ihc FIee-
tion.
Section J. All places for retailing int8rIra-
ung Hquours. ia The several counties boo thIs
state, shall he closed. nnd u1 intoxicating
liquors permitted to be sold. hartercI or given
away. o. drank. al amy STORE tavern. saloon.
restaurant steamboat uut running Or wharf
boat nt q landing or place of business here
m from twelve 20 efuch ut che preceding. until
twelve % clock OF tle succeeding night ot any
general or special election. aud an iutoxicatfl
rioters or disordeTiy persons, disturbing the
or place where the election shall bc he'll. shalt
be arrested, placed iu jain. or otheru iso kept
tu custody ihcine permitted while BOZ such eUa-
tody ~ votel until che polls shall Pc duly clos-
Ell, on until they are entirely sober. quiet. or
DERBY, penccablv, and we'll behaved. aud the
Registrars and Inspectors ot the election are
hereby made conserN Hturs ut t1e peace ht their
districts and precincts. aud uli such c0narr-
vators ~ The peace sherIhs, aud their drpu-
ties and All police officers appointed Coo guard
or be present az the polls and place oi election.
CITY Mnrshals, their deputies, aud an other
police, and peace othcers,ure required Go faith
pteseye the peace, freedom and purity uf plpc-
tons, under the penalties prescribed in thr
penal code for amy neglect ol such aut,c-i aud
said Registrars ur Inspectors shall, when ur-
cessary, call upon any on nll citizens t0 ala
them in these requirements aud nll persons.
informed 81 any neglect ur violation OF thpsr.
requirements shall give notice fu thr District
Attorney aud other proper officers thereof
a space ol thirty tcvt, iu every direction,
from the polls, shall Doc kept open and clear "A
all persons, except two ChnIlpnFtra of good
conduct and behavior. selected Iv each partv
90 detect and challenge illegal voters. and
the voters shall approach The polls from ONE
direction, line, or door, or passage, aud dee
part in another, as nearly opposite ns rDuvo4
nicnt. copy Of this section shall hc pub.
lished and posted with thc notice ol amy gene
eral or special election.
See. p Electors shall. in nll etsra. EXCEPT
those Of treason, felony, or breach of che
peace, he privileged from arrest during thrir
attendance on elections, mud going tu audi fpa
turning from The same.
MARION SMITH
A. n. LONG Wpristrart.
j. A. SHORTER. in,
ocfl7sRw3w
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
From the North American Fire
insurance Company. ". n.
All our poIlcy-hOlders safe.
j. GRIsWoLD. General A yen
Aid for Chicago.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE managers of the
North British and Mercantile Insurance
Company of London and Edinburg received
the following from London: '.SubScribe
$1,000 90 for the Chicago sufferers. Settle ali
losses promptly; draw at three days sight,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
COMING FROM CANTON,
COMING FROM MAGNOLIA.
WILL LEAVEJACKsGN

For Stations South at....................5:30 D. m
A platform car viii accompany special
trains on Friday morning and will carry En-
gines for Fire Companies without extra
charge, provided that at least sixty men buy
tickets, and 60 with apparatus, the same to be
loaded and unloaded by the tremen and at
their risk of damage.
J. L. POWER, Secretary.
October IL, 1911 If
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
Academy OF Music nufIdfpg.
CHARLEsroS. 5. C.. SEPT. ISL.

tHAkLEsION- D Q, SEPT- Iod I.
The South Carolina Land and 1mmigra-
II ~ Association beg o. inform their ~ub-
scFIbeFs that froa apprehension that the
REVEALING FEVER Ia Charleston may produce
ia, eruption u their business, which has
prog crossed very satisfactorily up 10 this
tune aHd the impo>sibility OF having the
drawing during the existence OF the Vel
low Fever, in this city would respectfully
announce TO thtir parr"ns. that the drawIh.
viii be postponed until the Sth of January.
lS7Z.
his postponement so far from being any
cetrimeht 20 our large list OF Ticket-hoid
eTs- ~ an absolute guarantee that ir will
positively take place at the time named, and
affords an opportunity 10 thousands OF our
friends throughout the South who were
anxious 10 secure tickets. but were unable
to do so, until they had realized from the
sale OIL their crops. 4
Respectfully. &c,