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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
PAINTING, HAIR WORK, WAN WORK

PAINTING, HAIR WORN, W \ WORN
ETC,
Best crayon drawing Miss Annie Sims,
Oxford, diploma and three dollars.
Best drawing in stump or pencil, Miss
Amanda Morgan. Jackson, honorable
mention and three dollars.
Best display of drawing by one person. Miss
Alice Fink, Crystal Springs, five dollars
Best disp play of oil paintings 10y a dealer, W
II. Woodruff, Nicksburg, diploma and
ten dollars.
Woodruff, Nick>bUrg, diploma and five
dollars.
Best painted fruit, Miss Corina Field,
Natchez. two dollars.
Best painted flowers. Miss Amanda Morgan,
jackson, two dollars.
Best burr work Mrs. j. j. Crane, Newton,
two dollars.
Best specimen waX-work, Mrs. Hadie /.
Buck, live dollars.
Best hair flowers and wreath, Mrs. l. Man
ship, Jackson, ten dollars special pre-
MUM by J s. Barfield.
Best specimens artificial flowers in silk.
muslin. paper OF feathers. The premt-
um of three dollars To he divided be-
tween Mrs. Martha Saunders, OF Mali-
son county. and Miss Jennie Dyer, OF
Canton.
Honorable mention OF entry by Mrs. l. -.
Fisher, Jackson.
Rest shuck-work. Miss F. L. McGHirk,
Jackson, two dollars.
Best fv brush OF pea fowl feathers, Mrs.
Martha Saunders, Madison county, three
dollars.
Best ornamental sign painting. n business
directory of the city OF Jackson { ii
ManShip, highly meritoriou>. and d.
ploma recommends
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PLANTS, FLOWERS. ETC.

Best and most tasUefully arranged hand
bouquet-MrS Mamie McWillie-$2 90.
Best and largest collection of roses, in
bloom IA varieties Mrs. Z. F.. Hooker
81 90.
Best 1loral design. natural flowers-Miss
Ellen /. McGuirk 50 90.
Best and most tastefully arranged hanging
basket of growing plants, Mrs. ). Led
better. 50 90.
Best display of ornamental grasses. % va
rieties, Mrs. " Murphy, Brandon,
So 90
Best single piece of floral work, other than
bouquet. very handsome, Mrs. 5. Led
better, 81 90.
Agricultural wreath, by Mrs c. Mizell. no
premium offered, but committee recon- =
mended one.
OF greenhouse plants there is only one
entry, and variety not large enough Tor Z
pre- MUM.
For best collection OF verbenas, only six
varieties are entered, rot worthy pre-
MUM.
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PRESERVES. PICKLES, JELLIES.
WINES, ETC.

Awards on the following, were made to
Mrs. Z. II. Gum. Brandoni
Half bushel dried apples, three dollars,
Five pounds dried figs, three dollars.
Half bushel dried peaches, three dollars.
Figs put up in glass, three dollars.
Strawberries pnt mp in glass. two dollars.
Picked cucumbers in jar, two dollars.
Picked tomatoes. two dollars.
Peaches put up in glass, two dollars
Pears put up in glass, two dollars
Cherries put up in glass, two dollars.
Citron nut up in glass, two dollars.
Picked gherkinS. two dollars.
CantelOpe pickles, two dollars.
One-gallon jar mixed pickles, two dol
lars and half.
Display Of pickles and catsups, five dol
lars.
Family soft soap, two dollars.
Mississippi wines, diploma and five dol
Mississippi fruit in variety and quality, in
glass, ten dollars.
Best figs put up in glass. Miss Annie Wins
Tow, Jackson. two dollars.
Best peaches pat up in glass, Mrs ThOs, n,
Norrell, Rankin county. TWO dollars.
Best pears put up in glass, Mrs. l.. y. Bailey,
two dollars.
Best ielieS in variety and quality, special
premium by Hartwell i Cham bers, New
Orleans. halt barrel granulated sugar
Mrs. ID. :. I'riestley, Canton.
In the same class, Mrs. II IL. Battle, Of
Brandon. deserves no'ice.
Best tomato catsap, Mrs. Q X. Work, Kinds
county, TWO dollars.
Best picked lnangoes, Mrs. NJ. a. Watkins,
jackson, two dollars.
Best sweet pickles, Miss Aanie WinsIow,
Jackson, two dollars.
Best oIsra in glass, \. Moody, Jackson, two
dollars
Best halt hashel dried pa:rche>. Mrs. c. II.
ManShip. tcll>on, three dollars
Best berry cordial, Miss Lilly Cooper, Bran
don. three dollars.
Best berry wine, Mrs -Aanie Reber, Jackson,
three dollars
The committee also especially recommen
the muscsdine wine entered by Mrs. Reber-
Best wine from any grapes, w. !. Brown.
,Jr Jackson, diploma.
Best ScHppernong wine, name of exhibitor
not known, diploma,
Best display of native wines and grapes
wines none better and fine display
grapes not in preservation; Jacob Mil
Ter, Forest, special premium by q. d
subway. saddle made for Vienna Expo
sition worth SeVeuty-five dollars
Best bottled beer, Waikenheimer X Herman.
NickSbnrg, diploma.
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FIELD CROPS.

Best barrel of corn in the ear. Peyton King.
Lafayette county Centennial premium.
fifteen dollars.
Second best. J. {. CuIbertson. Rankin county,
Centennial premium. ten dollars.
Best bushe rice J. Q. CuIbertson, Centen-
Nal premium, fifteen dollars.
Second best, T. J. Barnes. Rankin county,
Centennial premium tea dollars.
Best bale of broom corn. Horace Hatch,
Kinds county, Centennial premium, fit
teen dollars.
Best gallons syrup, from Mississippi cane.
Centennial premium. twenty dollars.
Best - is. manufactured tobacco, Z. /.
Hart, McComb City, Centennial pTemi-
um. twenty dollars.
Best . fbs. leaf tobacco, J. G. Bruce, Bran
don. Centennial premium, twenty dol
lars.
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AWARDS FS9
Mississippi State Fair.


MACuf< EH1- >A. .cf.,.ffr,..,
INpI L A VI = - = I T. 4 \ l.
- = = L y =
Best 2-iIorse cast plow. fmade in Missis.fp-
pa Stuart i kisks.sstI. by Y -r,,Is her =
Browne. Centennial i,r..f,,il7f, az ry,..f,.,--
five dollars.
Best horse cast pillow. IN ade I'M auv state.
Bfihley, Miles & Hardy. Louisville. by
Broagher & Brf VINE. diploma.
best 2-hor>e plewS- same Manufacture aud
same exhibitors. diploma.
Dc : morse "a e-soi. pl9w, same mapufac-
lure, exhibited by Or. NJ. y. Philips
diploma.
Best combined corn aud cotton PLANTER. w.
J. Coyington. CrrstaT Springs. diploma
and five dollars
Best gang pillow, ;. g. Herndon, Mckinney.
Texas, diploma.
Best broadcast seed sower. BrinIey. Miles 4
BB,Ldy, Louisville, by Brougller Il
Best cotton planter, same, diploma.
Best harrow for pre- airing ground, A. p
FdFquahsr. York, Pa b. B rougher Il
Browne, diploma.
pes combined cotton lie and bale clamp,
Henry L Young, OAK Ridge, Miss. di-
Il INA.
Best portable steam engine. ffhe rrie Citv}
o ID. Bustamente. diploma.
best plantation portable engine. the "Skin-
ner. Tie committee take pleasure III.
recommending the Skinner engine
Erie City. Pa for SIMPLICITY. cheao
ness and durability. being specially
adapted TOR plantation use
Best Jelly press. W. " Bo>twick. Cncin-
natl, by Brou2her q Browne. diploma.
Best bee-h hive, exhibited b. G.. u. Bu@Ua-
mente, diploma.
Best cotton cleaner, same.
Best display OF merlrori0us agricultural
i'm plements Br0ugher 4 Browne, di-
plonIa and twenty dollars. award to be
contested by q ID RuStamrnra betor+.
Board OF Control.
Best corn-sheller, hand-power. Brennan &
Co, Louisville, by Brougher & Bro we
diploma.
Best plantation corn mill, II. Dudley Cole
man. New Orleans, diploma.
Best cotton gin, O. W. MasSie x Co., Ma
con, GA, By Brou@her q Browne, di-
ploma
BesL hay and straw cutter, Brennan x Co.
Louisville, by Brougher & Browne. di-
Pioma.
Best cider mill and press, Brennan 4 Co.,
Louisville, by Brougher Il Browne. di-
ploma.
Best combined mower and reaper, Cham
pion Machine Company. Springfield,
Ohio, by Brougher u Browne, diploma.
Best two-horse mower. same, diploma.
Best one horse mower and reaper. exhibited
by G -. Bu>tamante, diploma
Best hay ana grain rake. John G. Thomas
Son, Springfield, Ohio, BY Brou2her
BrowIle' diploma.
heNt sugar evaporation. Ihos. Seantlin 4
Son. Evansville, lad, by Brougher x
Browne, diploma.
Best cotton press manufactured in MiSSiS-
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Three entries bfaided-woIk ClIemise, and
two entries crochet-woTk chemise, re-
ported by committee as not worthy OF
premiums.
Best embroidered night-gown. entries,
first prem ium of Sl0 o. awarded to
Mrs. Dora Harrison: and second, of
s. %, 10 Mrs. Ella Il. Buck.
Best plain night-gown. three entries, Mrs.
x. McGinui>, Jackson, s. %.
Tattlng- work uight-gown. one entry. and
not worthy premium.
Braided nights gown. two entries. one for
exhibition. and the other not worthy
prem ium.
Best tidy of any description. eighteen en-
tries, Mrs Jane Dexter, So 90.
Best infants blanket three entries, Miss
Kate Mitchell, 50 co.
We certify that in making the above
awards we have no interest. direct or indi-
rect, in any OF the articles upon which we
based our judgment
Mrs. NJ. +. BECK,
Mrs. :. j. LFNLY.
Mrs. Y. L. ENRICH.
Mrs. X. Fl. PORTER.
Awarding Committee.
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The City Election.

4 'S Clarion; A the time draws nigh
1' erection ofcity officers, and as there
e'eFal candidates already in the field,
'1y Others mentioned, especially in
ION with the office of Mayor, would
-, wei for the Democrats and Con-
A. IVES Of the city to assemble at an ear
h,. "Hu nominate such ticket as will
III 4u tue respect and support of all
=, ''1ehs Unless there is some con-
III aellon, the Capital of Mississippi will
much Of the prestige of the victory of
'eM Der and the first Monday of Janu-
~, %'H come but to chronicle the election of
''eF Republican administration for our
~, suggest that the several wards hold
Ipo ~ SS' and elect delegates to a NOmina-
49,. convention, or let all come up to one
- la meeting, and nominate a full and a
A.s,is ''cket. Suggest that this general
|Ivh, Oe held at the Capitol on Saturday
go december 4th. In the meantime,
l,v ot out the name of any others who
h M wiling to serve the people as May
y ''"rshal, Aldermen OF School Trustees.
respectfully,
A TAx-PAYER.
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l.. F. MoNTGpWEHY, of Madison station. Miss.
proo't Mississippi State Fair Association
81 think IL equal to any cast pillow now boo usn
ia this part of the country UghI. furHs
well, and j. substantial made.
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FIELD CROPS-vEGETABLES.


Best five heads cabbage, jas. :. Bariield,
- GO
Rcst neck beets. Jacob Hurst. 81 90
Best ten satisfy. Mrs. VI \. NitherS, 81 90.
Rest carrots, Jas. ). Barfield, 81 90.
Best parsnips J c. Bruce, Brandon. 81 90
Best egg plants, A. Moody. 81 90
Best pee k onions, Mrs. l.. {. Armre.d 81 90.
Best celery. j. c. Bruce, 81 90
Best tomatoes. I. G.. Ward. 81 90.
Best Lima heaus. a. Moo1y,Sl 90.
Best green pepper, Mrs. L. j. Barnes,
Stems Greek. 81 90.
Best red pepper same, 81 co..
Best bushel field peas, Mrs. E. c. Roach,
81 90.
Rest leeks. Prof. J. ]. Wheat, Oxford.
Rest white radisheS. j. ). Bdrfield.
Best display of the products of the field,
garden. orchard and dairy, by Grange
over 100 articles on dispIay-awar
TO Capital Grange No. 10, $loO 90.
Best acre of corn by boy under 10, son Of
Patron OF Husbandry-L. {: Dulaney
Kinds county-speciai premim By l.
f. Montgomery. $50 90.
Best acre of corn-TWo competitors: 10 Dt
decided by Board of Control:
Best acre oats, l.. B. Mitchell, KIenzi
SIS 90.
Best bushel sweet potatoes, s. T, Bailey
So 90.
Best bushel Irish potatoes. w. III. Wilson
Rankin eounty-planted August 10
1875, 50 90.
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This unrivaled preparation has performed
some of the most astonishing cures that are
recorded in the annals of history. Patients
suffering for years from the various diseases
ot ,ba Lungs. after trying different RENE
dies, spending thousands OF dollars III 'r"N-
cling and doctoring, nave hv 'he use q
few bottles entirely recovered thelr heaiIH'
4 soiourner at Aiken, :. c. writes
New YORK, August 30, lS12.
DIR. TUT:
Dear Sir: When in Aiken last winter
used your Expectorant for my eoHgh' anu
realized more benefit from IL than amy thlhS
| ever took. l am SO well that viii hot 20
to Florida next winter, as intended SEM
me one dozen bottles by express Tor some
friends.
ALFRED CUSHING,
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IMPORTANT !.
COMPILATION FREE.

ES- PILES and FISTULA cured srreiII
WITHOUT the use Of THE KNIFE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
ST0NEWALL JACKSON.

We understand that the well-known pub
fishing house of d. APPLETON & COM
PANH, New York, have nearly ready for
publication the LIFE OF STONEW
JACKSON, fully illustrated by views and
portraits, including the orations and scenes
attending the unwilling Of Foley's Statue
of Stonewall jackson at Richmond. We
advise all, especially disabled soldiers
and women out Of work, to write to the pub
fishers at once and secure an agency, ms the
work is to be sold by subscription h will
have large sale. nov24-2w.
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Bet bushel pindlrs, VIM. 5. Hul, Hinds
county, - 10.
Best and largest sweet potato. Prof A J.
QsiHc!la. O,.taftl, 81 o.
Best and largest pumpkin, Mrs. t J.
Barnes. Rankin county. 81 90
Best kershaw. Prof. J. !. Wheat. Oxford
Largest water melon, Mrs. L. c. Armteld,
81 90.
Bet play manufactured tobacco, Z. l.
Young. Jackson. diploma.
Best variety apples. Geo. W. Miller. Crystal
Springs. diploma and - 90.
Best Seeding winter apples, W. II. Wilson,
Rankin county. 81 o..
Best collection ounces, ;. Z. Bailey. - 90
Best collection fruit trees G. W. Lew i x
Bro, Terry, Miss.-dipioma and s. 90
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GET THE BEST. Beyond ali question
the most economical sewing machine to buy
is the Wilson Shuttle. 1t is perfect and du-
rable in Workmanship, simple and easy to
operate, and its work is superior to all 9TH
ers 1t is sold at a less price than any 9TH
well deserved is daily increasing. Machines
will be delivered at any Railroad Station in
this county, free OF transportation charges
it ordered through the Company'S Branch
House at IS9 Canal street, New Orleans, La.
They send an elegant catalogue and chrO-
mo circular, free, on application.
This Company want few more good
agents.
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vIcK's FLORAL PREMIUMS.

These premiums are annually awarded TO
amateurs-Uhe flowers exhibited to be
grown from seeds ordered from Weeks
Nurseries. Rochester. n. Y.
Best collection of cut flowers, Mrs. {. f.
Hooker, Jackson, $50 %
Second best. Mrs. L. \. Cassell, Canton.
$40 90
Third best, Mrs. e. t. brennan. Lexington,
s. 90
Fourth best. Miss f l.. McGuirk, Jackson,
Floral Chrome.
ompetitors for these premiums should
take notice that the hnwers are not To be
made up in bouque but exhibited sepl-
rate, and named.
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Best set OF harness, G. d. Subway, Jackson,
Centennial premium, fifty dollars.
Best gents saddle; only one entry, and not
worthy premium.
Tho folls,,i * .Nesoo iotior. oVS ards were
made to G.. ID Subway:
Draft harness. diploma.
Gents saddle. diploma.
Bride OF any kind, diploma.
II alter of any kind, diploma.
Display of whips, diploma.
Display of saddlery and harness, diploma
and ten dollars.
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The Way 10 Talk ia.

This is the way the Mobile Register
puts it
If Ames was guilty of having melted
the Nieksburg insurrection, or of having
attempted to bride Judge Peyton, or Of
having done any other criminal act, he
should be impeaehed and removed from
office, even though Morton should tear
his bloody shirt To atoms. The people
of North Carpiina impeached and re-
moved Holden for far less ohenSes, and
Bullock. OF Georgia, escaped Impeach-
ment and removal only by abscording.
Perhaps Ames would do we'll to take up
his carpet-bag and leave The North
care nothing for such men after they have
ceased to he useful.
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A Card from Ex-mayor Barrow
Editors Of Tn (1nrio.,

Editors Of TIE Clarion
A call is n de upon me, in vour Issr iss,a
~ az va Iitlzen," to allow The u-e 81 ~, q,
a. H. r " intricate Tor the Office If Mayor.
a. Tue ensuing city election | had II -
. s mary personal appeals made 10 me
IOa an classes of our citizens
INST nave no aspirations and no am
D'Ci"h 10 crafty, no wish but loi. 10 -
rare c Oh our whole community. ana knooi,,e,
~ ~ welt pt past experience. that the effic4
VI ma or = anything bat "A pleasant or "a,
agreeable position for one who -prts -, a.
nIo uoIy 10 occupy; and. moreover moi
wishing 10 enter into A scrafn HE To-. ~.
place with those whom | have aIways a..
Ietliieu as friends, and whose good oninion
prize more than Office, / had not enter
eII'Iod Ihe dtsIre ever again to fill the
PiaCe5 out. recognizing the right OF those
titiZeh5 VINO have the taxes to pay and the
burdens to bear to select their own officers
ahu servants; and having for a period of
nearly forty years received so many eyideu-
ceS Oh the respect and confidence of the pe oe-
loGs people OF Jack son, and deeply sensible
a. l dnl, luat owe to them a debt Of graft
lude which can never repay. { do dof feel
that ought, or even that | have the rilht.
70 refuse 10 serve them in any capacitv In
winch II may be thought thar | can in auv
way promote their best interests: but my
arrangements are already made for bcIp0
absent from the State tor large portion OF
next year, and could not. therefore par-
form the duties of the office. ii elected. and
must respectfully decline the use of my
name rs a candidate for the position
win my sincere aeknow ledgme to
= An Old Citizen" ana to all those who,
nave IN so many flattering ways promised
me their support,
l am, very respectfully,
\ oHr obedient servant.
d Y. II ARROWS
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ALFRED CUSHING,
123 West Thirty-tirst street.
u FOreGone ConcI"-
sion.

y. o. Delta.l
The Importance of the result OF the
late election in Mississippi, cannot be too
highly estimated. Its effect upon 'nose
Southern States still under the heel .,
Republican rule, will be marked ., all''
impressive, and will so encourage thelh
to action in the future that their redemP-
ton will be but question OF time
The success of the Democratic ucket
in.Mississippi makes the impeachment OF
the carpet.bagger Ames a foregone con-
cIusion
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Texas Land Agency.

TNHE undersigned having recently returned
l. from Texas where he has given special
attention 10 Texas Lands and Land Titles and
having made permanent arrangements in
Texas, whereby he is now fully prepared TO
undertake the Investigation and perfeeting Of
titles to land in any county OF portion OF the
bly, by heirs, dcssees or other parties, here
by invites all parties interested in any man
ner in Texas Lands or desiring any informa,
ton ar assistance in reference thereto, 10 cal
nnon ar communicate with the undersigned
A large amount of Texas Lands for sale or e1-
change. Address oowpN
Brookhaven, Lincoln Co. MISS
March A. lS75-ly
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DIR s. ALEXANDER,


TAs inst received fresh supply Of Boz
III TAEIC MEDICINES for sale. Having
devoted much time and attention for many
wears. to Chronic Diseases, he is prepared to
ccnTe Dyspepsia and Chronic DiArrhma, Chron-
lie Diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Spleen and
kidneys, Dropsy, Asthma, Scrofuln and Tet-
ter, Uterine arrangements, etc. Persons re-
siding 81 too great distance 10 consult him Ga
person can do 50 by letter successfully, FRhe
lie patronage respectfully solicited,
July 70 l6I5-5n.
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MARY a. RAINEs
AMANDA NJ. FIFE,
MARY c. DUNG.

Need'acort S,caepst9keS.-MrS. Della ;.
PrieStley, of Canton, having received the
greatest number of awards in Department X,
Is entitled TO the Sweepstake premium OF
SO 90 offered by Robinson < Stevens: and
Mrs. Dora Harrison, of Jackson, hay
ing received awards of greatest value in
EN- broidery, and equal in number to any
stake of $40 90 offered by the SecI etary' of
Association.
SECRETARY.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The following awards were made b G..
Cummings, Jackson:
Gents winter boots, diploma and five dol
lars.
Gents summer boots diploma and five dol
lars.
Gents slippers diploma
Display Ct boots and shoes. diploma.
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WORKMANSHIP

Best map. honorable mention, to II. C. Dan
ielS. OF Kinds
Best practical penmanship by Mississippi
boy under II years Master James Ross,
OF Canton. three dollars.
Rest practical penmanship by Il Mississippi
Girl under II. Miss Fannie Wattelson,
of Canton. three dollars.
Best practical penmanship by Young iady
under Is years. Miss Salle Gerger,
Jackson. diploma, and special premi lam
of ten dollars, offered by Oliver Clifton.
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MULES, CATTLE. SHEEP, SWINE,
POULTRY.
SECRETARY.

Best aged mule, Missippippi raised, three
years and over, r. Hendricks Kinds
county. twenty dollars.
Best one year old and under three. Missis-
sppi raised mule, b. L. Lyon, Jackson,
ten dollars.
Best draft and farm mule, Mississippi raised,
l. F. Montgomery, Madison county, ten
dollars.
Best animal. fed for beef, H c. Hull, Kinds
county, fifteen dollars.
Best yoke of Mississippi raised oxen, w. A.
NARROW, Madison county, twenty dol
lars.
Best sucking, Mississippi raised, w. J.
Brown, Jr- Kinds county, five dollars.
Best heifer. other than thoroughbred, w. J.
Brown, Jr- Kinds county, ten dollars.
whit s-faced Berkshire boar, Robert
inns .rong, Kinds county, fifteen dol
rs
Sol tadown ram, J. W. Pearson, Ran
kin county, five dollars.
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H ]. Harris elected Mayor of Crystal
Springs to-day by eighty-nine majority
tyitb the following as the board Of Al
5ermen w. NJ. Priestly, r. b. Minis,
c, Humphries, A. I. Wolfe, K. A. Har-
r;son -Hazlehurs Democrat.
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George. Digest

q lew copies left Price, one volume edi-
non 20 W: Can furnish two-voIume in
terieaved edition, at $50 %, on special order
49, EYRIcH < Co,
h"Nh-4C booksellers and Statjonar.
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L. j. WHARTON.


APTAL Grange, No. 10, of this city,
yed the premium of 800 at the State
for the largest and best display CT
pets OF the field, garden, orchard and
/ They had over 100 articles OH eN-
ion, and all were tirst-rate articles. We
ratulate our friends on their success,
hope this will stimulate the Oranges to
lrp contest at the next Fair.-Vindica-
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'''S>ippi State --StOcl6hOId-
ers' Meeting.

'ne annual meeting of Stockholders of
'Ah'erS' Manufacturers and Mechan-
association of the State of Mississippi,
NC held at Jackson, in the Senate Cham
4 VI saturday, December 4th, at 10
go A. NJ. The reports of officers will
4o'iii'Ied, and officers viii be elected for
'"Suihg year All stockholders are
'S'iy urged to attend this meeting, in
1, rs matters of great Importance
1''ne up for consideration. Resident
me efS are especially requested TO at
~ ''' meeting, and vote their own stock
>" questions that may require action.
L. F. MONTGOMERY,
President.
\ l.. TOWER, Sacrptaru
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JAMES G.. NEVILLE ESQ ~
was in the city last week and =, -,
heetlon we will say that to him ia ,,ra.'.
measure, kemper county owe bar ''''
ton from Radical rule. ''iii .