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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

The cotton ginneries of Our city have
entered into IN agreement by means
of which their patrons will be served
according to just and moderate scale
of charges. Live and let live is tho
principle which has controlled our gin
ners IN thus agreeing to the uniform
rates which are contained in their no
tice which appears elsewhere.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

The Confederate Veterans Will meet
on tomorrow evening at Z! o'clock at
the hall Of Pelican Hook and Ladder
Company, for the purpose ef acting ON
the report Of the Committee GU Revision
of Constitution and BYLAWS. The
| Association is about to be organized on
perfect and lasting basis, with II view
offarrying ont certain objects which VIII
doubtless receive the hearty approval OF
the people Amoug other good recon-
mondations the Committee have adopted
an article setting apart the 9TH OF An-
gust of each year, the Anniversary OF
the battle of Baton Rouge, a. the day
of the Annual Reunion Of the Association
which will be celebrated each year with
all the ccldi that can possibly be gwen
The Veterans should 'fall i'm toa mar
tomorrow night, to attend the lmpor
tant meeting.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27
Varieties, Varieties.

rHOICE Lemons, Best imported French Sar
" dimes, best American Sardnos, Now Pack
ing Columbia River Salmon New Packing Barton
Mackcrol, New Packing Lobstcrs. New Packing
Dunbar's Sbiimps, Now Packing Dunbar ;
Oystors. Condensed Milk, Eagle Condensed
Milk Crown; Condensed Milk, Anglo.Swiss I;
Condensed Milk. Diamond.
For sale by
Fl. EMITTING
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27
Coffee, Coffee, Coffee.

yAVA Fancy Caiangi Costa Rica, best
~ Pea berry Marracalbo, best Cordova,
boat Rio fancy golden Rio, best Rio, prime
Rio, good. Roasted and Ground Coffee Of fine
flavor and body, always fresh parehed and
genuine
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27
Sugar, Sugar, Sugar.

S,UGAR-New York Cutloat New York
- Crushed New York Powdered. Crescent
City Standard A. Louisiana White Clarified,
Louisiana Choice Open Kettle Louisiana Strict
~ Prime Open Kettle
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

MAGRuDER's COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
This old reliable institution Of learning
will open Its doors on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 9Th, 1881, under the tried direction
of the veteran educator, Prot. W. II. N.
Magruder who will be assisted by his
highly cultured and proficient son, Prof.
j. y. Magruder. Under the guidance Of
these estimable gentlemen the Institute
will fully maintain its long and justly
acquired high standing, evidenced by
the many who have been educated within
it's precincts. We do the Collegiate In
stitute but simple Justice when we Say
that parents could not send their boys
to college where their education will
be better cared for nor their personal
comfort and good manners be 80 zenl.
ously watched.
President Wax, of the Confederate
Veteran Association, has appointed the
following committees
Executive Committce-MeSsrs. John
II. Lamon, Leon Jastremski, }. w.
| Bates.
Committee on neutrality-suspicious..
John McGrath, G. y. Waddill, George
Garig.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

Lieut.. lamar at last accounts had
reached Santa Fe, New Mexico, and was
there detained on his way to Fort Win
gate owing to wash in the railroad,
which was being repaired.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

Reeds Gilt Edge Tome cures y NIB
Ague,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

LIviNGsTONs FIRST, The free State
this season sent its first bale of cotton to
that stirring buyer and merchant, Mr..
Andrew Jackson, who made appropriate
acknowledgement for the compliment
paid him. Mr.. Jackson, ~ in past
years, il prepared to handle cotton with
his well-known vim. "rhe highest
market price paid for cotton" IL his
motto.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

NEW Gruyere Swiss Cheese, Now Holland
~ Cheese, Edom Swiss Sapsage, New York
Cream Cheese, Ohio Cream Cheese, OF excel.
lent quality.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-15
Old SIS Umbrella.

During the rain the other day,
says the Atlanta Herald, Old 81
laid his umbrella aown on a coun-
ter in a store. When he got ready
10 go out the article was missing.
He turned to some darkies near
and said:
"Whar's dat umbreller dat | put
dare on dat COUNTER"
ave diden't see hit" replied
one.
"Mebbe so, but I nightly
'spects dat some oh yer felt hit"
mo, we diden'tneeder."
"Don't yer fool wild me, now,
kase haint gwine to git out no
hapus corps fer dat umbreller-."
Heres yer parasol, Si!' said
the merchant, who had put it down
to keep the dripping off the coun-
ter.
"Ah dat's all right, boss; but
dis here onsartiness bout de whar-
abouts OBJ a umbreller sorter rifles
a man. was jess gittin' ready,
eff one OBJ desc niggers got away
wild dad dwnin', ter roll hem in dat
warter out dar tell steem wouldn'
start on him eff yer sot him agin Q
house afrev y
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J.. GREGHEWALD

We would respectfully tNroau
fnHB runlfC that on of about the
10th Of this month we sill removc
to our NEW BRlCk BUILD.
next door to Mr.. Jenkins.
and viii give special attention 10
Our MILLINERY ANp DREss.NNK-
iNG DEPARTMENT.
and will have a full line Of ladies'
trimmings, flowers and lace
goods, also will have u full line OF
Ribbons, Nclvcts,
sATINs, SILKS
and all kinds of Dress Goods,
to which we direct special attention.
OUR MOTTO BEING NEVER 70 DE
UNDERsoLD,
we shall persevere in the study to
give better value for the money
than is given by any other house
in the country, and always share
with our customers the advantages
that accrucs TO us as cash buy.
ers. J. GREENEwALD.
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/ N FROM PoPE's.

EDITOR STAR: .
No rain yet; no sign Of any
soon.
The health Of our town and vi
cinity is excellent.
The sociable given at Maj. An
d%erson's in honor Of one Of the
departing College boys, Walter A.
Smith, was truly a nice affair.
Also, the musical entertainment
given to the young people by Mrs.
Arnold.
What has become of the con-
tributors to the STAR? | imagine
Buster enveloped in a huge volume
Of la-zi-ness; and | hear that
Ruth is about to marry a husband,
and Of course, is excusable.
Sally Luhn is something to eat,
isn't it? Well, no wonder she has
disappeared, for we are a hungry
town.
] don't know a great deal about
politics, but enough to believe every
honest man does or should belong
to the Democratic party. There
are two or three lonesome looking
fellows about here who look as If
they were sent for and couldn't
go, and when they went they
wouldn't do-they are Greenback-
ers.
The Methodist meeting closed
Thursday night. We had good
preaching but no revival. Quite
the reverse Of the meeting referred
to by one Presbyterian minister
when he said, "they had a grea,
many conversions and a good re-
viyal but no preaching ., con-
sistency, thou art a JEWELL Per.
haps he was misinformed per.
haps we are. These little antigua,
ted misses Of whom ! have, in
/. dim, feeble manner, tried to intro
ducc into society for the purpos
of cautioning people against them
do a vast amount Of harm.
I hear that there Is to be
h church entertainment soon, for III
n benefit, or in the interest OF mi
rs sions.
q, hope Mr.. Arthur will make
= good president. | don't see no
= he can do otherwise after kissin
N the open bible on the 3rst psalm
er first and second verses, which |
c. did when taking the oath.
10 REGINA.
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ptfiyalsd lsdys baok Then
nrmaa ahalltf shRfaglHR, "iHey
.iiHitt HiHsHsiiha m esT8iallsiy
.told ipfeHofyi Ind Hen foH
my wmd tHs N dresses p8ftefna
IN embroidery, AZ ,6c There 10
also 4 supports eoiofed Slipper pa.
tern, iqf bfaidlng ln crimson
and gold The pinaipai article "a
"a Day Al Canterbury, which v
pfohusely Illustrated, and f. N q
char icief very much higher than
Il usually seen is magazine The
tales Md n0yelels are ever better
thru usual and pcicfson, ~ is
known, always gives the best
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-15
To Correspondents.
W.. II. DRANE.

The sweet and pathetic little poem
Of Birdie has only just reach
ed US and is too late for this weeks
STAR. 1t will appear in the Poets
Corner next week. BY the way,
we notice our fair correspondent
has changed her name for the
nonce. We apprehend a perma-
nent change in this respect before
many moons /; nevertheless we wish
"Birdie' all the happiness hel
heart can crave.
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"Donr Know Half Their Value.

"They cured me OF Ague, Bill
iousness and Kidney Complaint,
as recommended. | had a half
bottle left which ! used'for my two
little girls, who the doctor and
neighbors said could not be cured
I would have lost both ofthem one
night if ] had not given them Hop
Bitters. They did them so much
good | continued their use unit.
they were cured. That is why J
say you do not know half the
value of Hop Bitters, and do no
recommend them high enough
b., Rochester, N. Y.-Amer
Jean Rural Home.
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laH 81
Nt mea ma t
ff VI HaHeaf ~
iiNl e4Y IF #Hl
flH dfgai4 continues Wis., H
hfsA HssfHf4 summer HiI
Hageia The daH wtii. Il
seems aflf ~ ne s6ll VIM te blown
away ~ fu wind W. tfe liter.
Nly patched ahd dfied wy, Hh'I
uYlrga l4at Hale ~ " WI we're
helhR transferred ~ H fnaifst
region in fe iotfid rome lif Hi.
has lhe appearance N %numbiihg
I viii apologize provided, u faina
10 Me- nest Els monlIHji
The Knights u We runk aht
Yalise tvuiRafly called drummrrsi
have been numerous In town ihls
week
Nh Roh Smith has eight itiI
birds In his cage, known ~ the
Reid house
Mr. george WlnlofIon and JIM
mic Farmer, attended the dance
II CORTLAND Wednesday night
Three wandering Italians with
hnrps and violins passed through
town this week some Of the boys
carried them scrcnading one night
during their stay.
Mr.. w. w. Mitchell IL recciv-
ing q large lot of choice lumber
with which we learn he contcmp-
latcs erecting a large store house,
also to have the lot in front of his
residence enclosed.
Several of our citizens have
formed a joint stock company and
built a large fish trap and had it
placed i'll the river north of town,
but up to this time they have
caught no fish.
Ere this that | now write,
"Wednesday night shall have
been published our young friend
+. d. Armstrong, will have left
us and will be trying the realities
of an unknown world to us who
are in single cussedness. We
were 10th to give you up, Ned, but
since you have ''done and gone
and done it we wish you all the
happiness imaginable, and con-
graduate you upon your success
in winning so fair a bride; and
now, that the contest is over, and
your tircsome journeys through
rallahatchie's dismal swamp are
numbered, may you commence life
in earnest and in the end be as
victorious as you have been in the
beginning.
Miss Sallie Cooper, Of Memphis
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. p. ]
Aston.
DR.. Luckie has returned to Ok.
ford after a lengthy and prosper
Gus visit.
Mr.. w. w. Perkins is visiting
st. Louis and Eureka Spring.
this week on business.
ARYAN.
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Chill Williams. iia gsfmia
.edilH N iho Ufpamia Sentinel
eaf II towh TuetdlY ahf gave u.
e fiaasam en- iis bsus be- age
sell md loois seyemi feaff young.
ef than ie retily il,
"wednesday iasi. va Ind Me-
pleasure N meeting ~ tho n0ef.
nooh mail ifalB NJ. =, H. G..
Strong. " Aberdeen, Win VIVA on
hia eay 10 tiaieagIIle 10 iook a0ei
hls large mfmlng interests In lhal
section lie intends fenainlnglwo
OF three months
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a cough, ooid q ssss tkgsAs
should be stcppsd. NsglsrS ~
qucntly results u - (aassabie tuae
disease or eonsumpues. Drewo6
Bronchial Trochas ~ GrsAlo =
give relief In Ashna. Dsvaeklda,
Coughs, CssarrA. csaSsnpdps ed
Throat diseases. Pr - yeasp ~
Troches have bssa ~sucomoe660d
by physicians. ss1 IwayS Gtvs
perfect satisfaction. SAsy az ~
new or unuisd. bst hsviag tun
tested by wide and eoesesas -
for nearly IN eetrs esassuooa.
they have attained vel 0alb>A
rank among the few Aapjs seas-
dies Of the age. Pebble spsiksls
and singers use them 70 dset sn1
strengthen the voice. osld y o
cents n box everywhere. IaDvs5y
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Grand Jury for the First District.

The following is a list of the
grand jury for the first district, at
the fall term OF circuit court: Beat
I'M. Pointer, James Means, w.
B. Wootten, w. w. Howe, R. d.
Partee, Newton Nelson, David
Myers. Beat a-R. w. Bailey,
A. v. Gates, J. ]. Jaco, 7. F.
Brahan, David White, Henry
Maddox, Nat Mickens. Beat s.
E. S. Walton, A +. Potts, w. II,
Short, ]. p. Hightower, Jonathan
Low, Needham Mckinney.
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Siuria's.

Quite a number of our people
will 90 to Memphis next week to
attend the Fair. OF course, they
will get hungry while there, and
we cannot do them a greater kind
ness, perhaps, than advise them to
go TO John Sturla's at the corner
Of Main and Union, where they
will find nice, fresh fat oysters
served in every conceivable style,
and when they order a dozen they
will be sure to get twelve, for John
does not proportion his dozens
down to nine as they do on the
Hudson River steamers.
John has made every arrange
ment for the comfort and convent
ence Of lady guests as well as
gentlemen. Go and enjoy all the
delicacies of the season there.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-15

A council Of "~FIaymakers or
Oriental Order Of Humanity was
organized in Sardis Tuesday night
last with the following officers: w.
II. Wall, Grand Sultan; c. W.
Duval, Grand Minister ofFinance
]. r. Helm, Grand Scribe w. T.
Outtcn, Grand Captain Of the
Guard w. A. Gwartney, Grand
Herald ; 7. ]. Hunter, Grand
Prophet J. +. Lavender, Grand
Vizier J. J. Scull, Grand Keeper
OF Threshold J. II. Payne, Grand
Master Of Cavalry A. Brown,
Grand Sentinel. The objects o.
the order are eminently benevolen'
and should be encouraged.
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s%pRINGPoRT BUBBLES.
EDITOR STAR:

EDITOR STAR;
The appointment Of the various
candidates Of Pamela county to adj
dress the citizens Of Springport
and vicinity on the 9Th inst, was
attended by quite an enthusiastic
audience. The discussion was
opened by Mr.. S. L. Harmon, of
Batesville, followed DR.. Knox,
candidate for representative, and
concluded by Mr.. Kyle, candi-
date for senator. Mr.. Harmon,
though an orator, elocutionist and
logician, brave and bold, failed to
excite that admiration and applause
requisite to a triumph his endeav-
or seemed to have been to excite
the prejudice of the colored race
by reproducing the Democratic
party in tones Of wit and humor
sarcasm and ridicule. We feel
assured that il his name should
ever dwell in the mind Of the biog.
rapher that he will record this adj
dress as Mr.. Harmcn's weakes
effort at least we are forcibl,
impressed with the idea. that err
the ides OF November 1t will b
seen that a majority of the peopl
are not yet "Harmon-ized.'
Cotton picking will well-nigI
close out with October.
Corn is fast being gathered an
so far has turned out sorry.
Mr.. G. w. Adams, an old an
experienced shoemaker. has loc'
ted here.
j fol PEDRO.
D Oct. 10.
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DR.. Dranc's Letter.


BATEsvILLE, MISS, Oct. 1, 81.
Mr.. LAMAR WrLBoURN:
DEAR SrR:-In reply to your
verbal notification that had been
nominated as a candidate for rep
resentative, to the lower branch
of the Legislature, by the Republi-
can party, and its action Endorsed
and ratified by the Democratic
party; permit me to say, that early
in life | resolved never to seek or
accept civil office, except from an
imperative sense Of duty-that no
such controlling influence exists
at the present time, and l, there
fore, while fully sensible of the
honor implied, respectfully decline
to accept the nomination.
/ cannot, however, refrain from
adding, that as the prime and
avowed object of a fusion between
the two parties, was inspired by a
desire to beget confidence between
the races, allay political animosi-
ties and bring peace and prosperi-
ty to our county, a contamination
earnestly desired by every good
citizen, | shall unhesitatingly sup
port the fusion ticket.
Respectfully,
w. III. DRAHB.
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Fifty Cents!

AS we are entering upon an en-
citing and interesting political
campaign, and as the STAR pro-
poses to keep the people posted
on that and all other questions Of
public interest, we hope this liber-
al offer will bring us many new
subscribers.
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sss Friday night of last week at
Aon Hill Church seven miles east
mere q difficulty occurred be-
, esa ny. L. G. Wright and Mr..
NJ Arnold, which resulted
amer seriously for the latter, who
ms Charged was stabbed in the
s'e Oy Willie Wright, a younger
H''her ofthe former. The wrights
W. arraigned here Wednesday
ss'0Fe ustices Meek and Floyd,
ssF, e. H. Taylor appearing as
sa'sei for the defendants and
y, 1, c. Bilch for the plaintiff.
"A''e Wright waived trial and
s''e a bond Of . 900 for his ap.
s.s':nee at The next term Of tn,
.ss's court, while L. G. wrigh
~ bond for ms appearance be
Justice sieek on the aoth inst
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lrHd, a0ef 0uf Arrival, HhHt fie
oeailed Gfeenhafkef bad milod
70 meeting ~ the mme purpose
consequently W. met IN rohlnnc
zion, ea,h psnt tlaimhR llpi u
wa iheif meeting IlW fhc hFtt
pot N \ wins Inst ihr Gfocnhpri
parry was not represented M lhig
ncighburhood only VS. ~ fow so.
called GrocnbatkeH, who clmo In
ID crowd rom u remote corner W
the beat II bsing 80 cold, very,
very cold, you knox, the Grccn
Ihlckcp decided to organize club
out doors In the "cofncr of fences
and on slumrs," Not 40 The re
publicans they decided that such
4 beautiful and balmy night rs II
was last night "a good time to or-
game 4 Republican club, III. pur-
pose for which they had met. II
is true the Republicans had not
had but u short notice of their
meeting in this place, yet they or
ganizcd permanently, by clccting
the undersigned as officers Of the
Republican Club AZ the "Build-
ing II all the rest Of the county
is as solid for the Republicans and
Fusion county ticket as beat I, the
election is already ours. It's true
that some Grcenbackers are in
this beat but merely a handful in
proportion TO the Republicans and
friends Of the fusion movement.
After the organization it was or
dercd by the club that we should
have a%joint discussion /; Mr.. Jerry
Hibler, Republican, COLI opened
in a very brief, but appropriate and
telling speech, and was answered
by Brown, (Grccnbacker,) in a
very insolent and bulldozing man
ner VS.. the leaders Of the Republi-
cans, which. resulted in the adj
journmont of the meeting until
Monday night, at which a grand
demonstration is to I've made
with a large crowd, and the candi-
dates on the Republican and Fu-
sion tickets will address the voters
it is also expected that Hon. d.
T. ]. Matthews, Chairman Re-
publican Executive Committee
together with Messrs. r. II. Tay.
lor and J. G. Hall, to address the
people at the same time and place.
Respectfully, &C..
FED. McGEHEE,
Prest. N. b. Rep. Club
Up. |. MosgLY. Sec.
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lHanty mofo id dnnR,if desired
q v stagogs.
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THE REASON

Why I. W. f~iarper's Nelson County Wits.
Ky Is preferred above all other brands is be-
cause Il Is the most regular and most per
feet product, ineontestably ever made. Long
experience In the manufacture Of the Hsr.
per. the large capital Of the distillef which
enables him to hold his whisky until Il has
fully mainred. together with the fact that ihs
whisky !. bought by and shipped 10 us, di.
rect from the dis.illery, accounts for the un-
riyaied satisfaction II has given to those best
educated to fine whiskey. J, c. BaleH sols
agent. ssrdis, Miss. laugf3.ly
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The New York Weekly Express,
established In 1875, Is not only one
Of the oldest and cheapest but best
Of the New York Weekly family
newspapers II is now making q
great and successful effort to reach
a larger and more general circu-
lation than any Weekly newspaper
In the United States, and to this
end Is offering an attractive list OF
substantial and valuable premiums
to single and club subscribers.
The long established reputation
and responsibility Of the Publish
ers who not only publish the
Weekly Express, but the New
York Daily Evening Express is a
sufficient guarantee Of the charac-
ter of the premiums offered and the
good faith that will govern their
distribution. Besides the many
other attractions Of The Weekly
Express it publishes regularly, by
authority, the Brooklyn Taberna-
Gle Sermons ofthe Rev. T. Dewitt
Talmage, D. D. The subscription
price, One Dollar a year, places it
within the reach OF all. The office
Of the New York Weekly Express
is 20 Park Row, New York.
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Ma r. c. EcKLEs, who lives
sear Longtown, informs us that
se owns thirty-fve pigs, which
w 'pe past three months have
regularly sucked his mich COWS.
~lh&'pigs continued this even after
''elr mothers weaned them. There
sne 70 doubt Of the truth Of
a's strange occurrence, for it has
,sss witnessed frequently by Mr..
sesiesands several Of his neigh.
,0'ss. When The pigs want their
*v9af milk they only have tc
saeal and rise on their hind feet,
'aen the COWS will lie down ant
Gently sxbmit. -
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Piles is not the least OF the many
diseases which ahlict mankind,
but Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment, made from the Buckeye,
used according to the directions,
is a permanent cure. Price soc.
For sale by Henderson Bros.
Whites Cream White Vermifuge
is the best worm killer.
[7-3o-eow-3m.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-15


II viii be seen that the Missia.
sippf 4 Tennessee railroad will
sell excursion tickets next week
for the Fair In Memphis. There
will be quite a crowd attending the
Fair, and we do hope the exhibit
ton and everything connected
with 1t may be q success, but we
confess we think the Directors
have chosen an inauspicious year,
owing to the excessive drouth and
the consequent destruction Of all
vegetation, and the short crops OF
every description. Still we hope
for a good time.
Round trip rates are as follows /:
Senatobia, Sligo; Como, $r.4o ;
Sardis, $3.50; Batesvillc, $I.8o ;
CORTLAND, $500; Pope's, $500.
Tickets good from the 10Th until
and on the a4th inst.