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The election Of State Printer took
place on Wednesday the 18th icst.-
Messrs. Price and Fall, publishers of
the Mississippian, we're chosen on the
first call Of the votes, the members yo.
ting uiva voce.


The vote was as follows:
c. M. Price g. G. Fall received 7vo,es.
Thomas Palmer, publiser ofthe


Southron received 80 "
E. Pickett g. w. nj. Smylh, pub
fishers the Rcformer received 81 I"
We are heartily pleased at the re.
suli ofthis election, for we conscien-
tiously believe there is not another
press in this State that has done as
much good in carrying out the dem
ocrat'c cause as the Mississippian.





The New Orleans mail failed to ar.
rive here this week on account Of





high water. We hope our county
Police will ere long see the propriety
OF bridging the water courses on our
mail routes through the county. We
have heard great deal said lately
abouta tri,weekly mail from this place
to Holmesville, but still no one seem.
to take interest enough in the matte,
to have it carried into effect. We
have no doubt that il "a petition is sen
to one Of our representatives in Con,
gress for the establishment of thi
route, signed by our citizens, that i
will be established.