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The Mississippian Of the 22d inst,
seems to think the Vicksburg Sentin-
ell is the cnly paper in the Stats whose
course is worthy Of respect, that have
assailed Gov. Brown, and goes on to
say, "the presses that are now bark
ing at the Governor are the little
dogs" We suppose by this that the
editors Of the Mississippian would
have US to understand they are the
big dogs, and if those presses don't
haul in their horns they will certainly
be aanihilated by them. As for the
Governor we have said nothing more
in regard TO him than our duty re.
quired, and shall let him alone in fu'
ture, to work out his own salvation


but we will say this much to the edit.
ors Of the Mississippian, that as big a
dog as they take themselves to be-


they may yet have to sing small, fol
the election for State printer will take