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MISSISSIPPI WooL.-WhiIe comins
down the river, , faw days since, the boat
which We were on stopped at Warrenton.
70 take in bale Of MOL, being part of
the shearing Of Judge Coyington's fine
sheep. The bale weighed $40 pounds,
aud is worth, in New York 35 cents per
pounl, or about $22O per bale, and Yea
The expenses Of shipment. freight, &C.,
are no more than they would have been
on bale Of cotton worth $50.


This is, We are told, the first bale oe
wool ever slipFad from that poiat, Sat
we s,ncere)yihepe that il will saaaly 30
followed By mRny mo,oi-4 Port .tI55sas
Herald