Part 20

Gothic, 10, 45

Govan, Hon. George M., 196

Government aid to science, 104, 105, 107

Graham, Samuel, 184

"Gran' Mammy Stories," 51, 55, 57, 62

Grant, Gen. U. S., 195, 198

"Grave of Hale," The, a poem, 27

Gray, 17

Grayson, Beverly R., 170, 171

Great Britain, 125, 126, 128, 131, 157, 158, 211

Greece, 18

"Greece," a poem, 27

Greek tragedy, 81

Greeks, The, 13, 16

"Green-field," 216

Green, Abner, 160, 179

Green, Mrs. Geo. F., 92n, 105n

Green, Mrs. Sallie B. Morgan, 152n

Green, Thomas, 160

Greenwich, 100

Greenville, in Jefferson county, 183

Grenada, 39, 52

Griffith, Richard, 155

Griffith, William B., 153

Grosse Point, 158

Grub Street, 47

Guion, John I., 217

Gulf Coast, Storms of the, 100

Guthrie, 82

Gwin, William M., 154

Haddley, 166

Hadley, Mrs. T. B. J., 202

Halbert, H. S., 5, 223

Halbrook, Major, 187

Hale, E. E., 108

"Hale," The Grave of, a poem, 27

Hall, J. G., 196

Hamburg, 217

Hamilton, Peter J., 5, 157

Hamlet, 75

Hanes, John, 154

Harding, Lyman, 214, 217

Harpel, 52, 38

Harper's Library of American Fiction, 66

Harper's Monthly, 56, 62, 67

Harper's Weekly, 53

Harris, Horatio J., 154

Harris, Joel Chandler, 8, 20

Harris, Wiley P., 190, 193

Hart, Albert Bushnell, 90n, 219

Harte, Bret, 11

Hatchatigbee Bluff, 158

Havana, 212

Hawkins, Colonel, 167

Hawthorne, 47, 77

Hayne, Paul H., 18, 66

"Heart of the War," The, a poem, 38

Heath, Sir Robert, 126

Hemans, Mrs., 215

Henry, Jack, 228

Herndon, Blythe, 44, 64

Herndon, Mrs., 64

Herschel, Sir William, 91

Hewett, Miss Mary C., 176

"Hieronymus Pop and the Baby," a sketch, 57

Hill, Judge R. A., 153

"Historic Adams County," 207-218

"Historical Element in Recent Southern Literature," 7-14

Historical Material, Classification of, 219

Historical novels, 7, 8, 11

"Historical Opportunity of Mississippi," The, 219, 222

"History of Democracy," 47

History of Mississippi, 13, see also _Mississippi History_.

Hitchcock, Dr., 204

Hocket, 160

Holland, J. G., 39

Holly Springs, 45, 47, 48, 52, 124, 193

Holmes, David, 171

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 39, 49

Homer, 13, 18

Hong Kong, 82, 83

Hooks, Dr., 100

Hopahkitubbe, 229

Hooper, Parson, 77

"Hope," Lines on, 30

Horace, 16, 78

"Horse-Shoe Robinson," 11

Hot Springs, Account of, 106, 111

Houston, Felix, 153

Howe, W. W., 152n

Huddleston, G. B., 196

Huguenot, 24

Hunt, Fidelis S., 155

Hunter, 86, 91

Hughes, Felix, 179

Hutchins, Anthony, 160, 179, 217

Huston, Gen. Felix, 215

"Hymns to the Gods," 9

Iberville, 208, 209

"Idylls of the King," The, 41

"If Tongues Were Steel," a poem, 34

Ilaishtubbee, 230

Iliad, 30

Illinois, 56, 151n

Impeachment of Gov. Ames, 197-199

Indians, 56

Indians, Chickasaw, 229 Choctaw, 157, 164, 223 Choctaw-Muscogee, 226, 233 Creek, 160, 164, 167 Natchez, 205, 208-210 Osage, 105

Indian language of signs, 99

Indian titles to land, 130

Indian trade, 86

Indigo culture, 88, 216

Industrial Institute and College, 124

Inge, Dr., 204

"Inglewood," 216

Ingraham, Rev. J. H., 215

"In Memoriam," a poem, 30

Inoculation, 101

Ireland, 43, 74, 176

Irish, 212, 228

"Irish Knight of the Nineteenth Century," 74

Irving, Washington, 47

Isabel, 76, 78

Italy, 9, 47

Italian, 9

Jackson, Gen. Andrew, 215

Jackson, Gen. "Stonewall," 12

Jackson, Mississippi, 149, 177, 193, 194, 196-198, 202, 216

Jamaica, 86

James I, 75

Jay's treaty, 159

Jefferson College, 91, 179-188, 214, 215

Jefferson County, 183, 213

Jefferson, Thomas, 12, 90, 91, 94, 95, 99, 100-106, 108, 109

Jenkins, Dr., 217

Jenkins, Major William Dunbar, 85n, 93n

Johnson, 19

Johnson, Henry G., 154

Johnston, Colonel Richard Malcolm, 10

Johnston, Colonel William Preston, 18, 75

Johnston, Miss Mary, 12

Jones, Judge Obadiah, 148, 149, 151, 152

Jones, Prof. R. W., 3, 5, 219

Jordan, Charles R., 155

Judges of Mississippi, Federal: Territorial, 150-152 Federal District, 152, 153 Confederate District, 153

Justice, Department of, 147n

"Just Twenty-Two," a poem, 36, 37

Kansas, 82

Karlsruhe, 71

"Katie Did," a poem, 36, 37

Kavanaugh, Bishop H. H., 175

Kavanaugh, Mrs. H. H., 177

Keats, 17

Keavy, Mrs. Ellen V., 176

Kempe, Colonel James, 74

Kennedy, John Pendleton, 7, 18

"Kentuckians," The, 12

Kentucky, 88, 151, 172, 174, 185, 228

Kerr, Judge David, 148, 149, 151, 179, 180

Kimball, Frederick, 160

Kimbrough, Judge B. T., 3

Kincannon, Andrew A., 154

King, Miss Grace, 8, 12

King, Justice, 160

King, Miss Laura J. A., 177

Kingswood, 172

Kirby, Ephraim, 151

Kirk, Dr. William, 67

Kosciusko, 153

"Lake of the Golden Isle," The, a poem, 36

Lamar, Senator L. Q. C., 50, 190, 191, 194

"Lame Gerry," 57

Lanier, Sidney, 8, 19

Lane, Rev. John, 174

Lane, Mrs. John, 177

Latrobe, Benj. Henry, 99

Lattimore, David, 179, 183

"Laura Capello," 47, 51

La Vega, 225

Laws of marriage among the Choctaws, 230

Leaf River, 166

Leake, Judge Walter, 49, 152, 154

Lee, Gen. Robert E., 7, 73

Lee, Gen. S. D., 3

Leflore, Col. Greenwood, 233

Legare, 18

"Legend of Good Women," 11

Leipzig, 98

Lester, George H., 196

Lewis, Chief Justice Seth, 148, 149, 161

Ligon, Woodson L., 156

"Like Unto Like," a novel, 43, 53, 56, 56, 63-66

Lintot, Bernard, 160

Lippincott's Magazine, 56n, 67

Lipscomb, Prof. Dabney, 5, 23

Litchfield, 24

Literature, 13, 15-20, 26

Little Bayou Sara, 164, 165

Little River, 209

"Llangollin," 216

Local taxation, 114, 115, 118

London, 21, 86, 95, 100, 107, 161, 162

"Longed-for Valentine," A, 54

Longfellow, 47, 48, 51, 55, 63, 65

Longstreet, A. B., 7, 10

"Longwood," 216

"Look Up," a poem, 34

Lottery, 183, 184

Louisiana, 86, 91, 98, 100, 102, 111, 125, 131, 168, 175, 176, 202, 206, 215, 217

Louisiana, University of, 207

Louisiana History, see _Martin_.

Louisville, 172

Lovejoy, Flavius J., 154

Lowell, 17, 18, 47

Lowry, Gov. Robert, 190, 194

Lowry and McCardle's History of Mississippi, 113n, 121n, 152n

Lyceum, 201

Lynch, James D., 23, 147n, 150, 151n, 152n, 153n

M'Allister, 185, 186

McCaleb, Miss Mary, 202

McClelland, 65

McClung, A. K., 28, 154

McClure, 81

McDowell, Edward, 47

McDowell, Miss Lillian, 51, 56

McDowell, Mrs. David, 45

McGuire, Chief Justice Wm., 148, 149, 151

"McMahon at Sedan," a poem, 33

McMaster, 128n, 129n, 130n, 131n

McMurran, John T., 217

McQuiston, William, 155

Macaulay, 19

Mackay, Charles, 25

Macon, 23, 28, 30

Macon Beacon, 27, 29, 41

Madison County, Alabama, 148, 151n, 152n

Madrid, 96, 211

Maffett, Rev. J. N., 204

Magruder, Miss Eliza, 202

Magnolia tree, Account of, 87

Maiblume, 81

Malay Peninsular, 82

Malcolm, Ralstone, 82

Mallory, Stephen R., 73

Mammoth Bayou, 207

Manschack, 87

Marcella, 77

Marschalk, Andrew, 217

Martin's History of Louisiana, 151n, 152n

"Marse Chan," 8

Marshall, Mrs. C. K., 177

Marshals, Federal in Mississippi, 154, 155

Martin, X. F., 149, 152

Maryland, 152

"Master Thought," The, a poem, 33

Matthews, Judge George, 149, 151

Maubila, 225

Mayes, Prof. Edward, 177

Mead, Cowles, 217

Mellen, Rev. T. L., 178

"Melrose," 216

Memoirs of Mississippi, see _Goodspeed_.

"Memory," A, a poem, 33

Memphis Avalanche, 49

Menifee, John, 170

Meridian, 150

Merwin, Dr., 204

Metcalfe, Bela, 153

Meteorological Observations, 99, 100, 103, 111

Methodism in Mississippi, Early, 169, 170

Methodist Church, 202, 214

Microscopic examination of water, 98

Migration legend of the Choctaws, 227-229

Miller, Anderson, 155

"Minister's Black Veil," The, 77

Minor, Capt. Stephen, 213

Minor, Capt., 161, 163

Miro, Vov., 159

Missionary Herald, 227

Mississippi Agricultural-Horticultural etc., Society, 212

Mississippi City, 156

Mississippi, Female education in, 165 et seq.

Mississippi Historical Society, 13, 94n, 157, 201, 219, 220

Mississippi History, see _Lowry and McCardle_ _Goodspeed_ _Claiborne_ _Barksdale_ _Lynch_ _Mississippi Historical Society_

Mississippi, Newspapers and Periodicals of, see _Mississippi State Gazette_ _Macon Beacon_ _Natchez Democrat_ _Philadelphia Courier_ _Southern Galaxy_ _University Magazine_

Mississippi Philosophical & Historical Society, 201

Mississippi Railroad, 217

Mississippi River, 12, 86-88, 94, 96, 100, 102, 108, 111, 115, 125, 128, 158, 159, 162, 163, 164, 167, 168, 209, 210, 211

Mississippi Society, The, 107, 108, 215

Mississippi State Gazette, 171

Mississippi Valley, The, 90, 111, 207

Missouri, 126

"Miss Willard's Two Rings," a story, 56

Mitchell, Dr., 204

Mobile, 26, 87, 157, 161, 166, 167

Mobile Bay, 158, 167

Mobile River, 164, 168

Monette, Dr. J. W., 177, 204, 209, 210, 215

Money, Sen. H. D., 194

"Monmouth," 216

"Manteigne," 216

Montgomery, Alexander, 179

Morayshire, 85

Morrison, J. K., 5, 179

Muldrow, A. L., 196, 197

Murder of Slaves in Mississippi, 143, 144

Murfree, Miss, 8, 12, 56

Murrel, 213

"Nanih Waiya, the Sacred Mound of the Choctaws," 223-232

Natchez, 74, 86, 87, 88, 91, 92n, 101, 102, 106, 109, 110, 115, 133, 149, 157, 158, 162, 163, 165, 169, 171, 174, 176, 184, 185, 187, 201, 203, 204, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 217

Natchez Indians, see _Indians_.

Natchez Drug Company, 212

Natchez and Nashville Trace, 213

Natchez Democrat, 86n, 89n, 91n, 96n, 107n

"Nebulae," a poem, 34

Negro dialect, 9, 20, 21

Negro Education, 138

Negro Rule in Mississippi, 189-200

Negro Suffrage, 191, 192, 195

"Neophyte," The, a poem, 37

Neshoba County, 223

Nevett, Miss Matilda J., 177

New Hampshire, 150

New Jersey, 152

Newman, Miss, 202

Newman, Miss Maria L., 176

Newman, Miss Catharine O., 176

New Orleans, 74, 90, 92n, 94n, 107, 161, 163, 165, 166, 209, 213, 215, 217

New Orleans Times-Democrat, 41, 74

New Richmond, 86

Newton, Sir Isaac, 97, 104

New York, 21, 26, 160

"Night Storm," The, a poem, 35

Niles, Judge H. C., 153

Nolan, Philip, 108, 109

North Carolina, 127, 152

North West Ordinance, 134, 142, 147, 180

Norton, Charles M., 154

Norton, John H., 154

Nugent, Col. W. L., 177, 193

"Oakland," 216

Oglethorpe, Mrs., 64

Ohio, 86

Ohio River, 159

Ohnet, Georges, 77

Okitibbeha County, 228

"On the Nine-Mile," a dialect story, 56

Opelousas, 102

Orleans Territory, 151n, 152

Orr, Jehu A., 154

Osmun, Benijah, 214

Owen, Thomas McAdory, 5, 147

Oxford, 124, 150, 152n, 153

Pachaha, 225

Page, Bettie, 64

Page, Thomas Nelson, 8, 12, 20, 55

"Pangnostics," 74

Panmure, 210, 211, 212

Pascagoula River, 158

Patterson, Miss Mary J., 176

Peabody, George, 38

Pea River, 167

Pearl River, 131, 165, 229

Pennsylvania, 43, 75, 160

Pensacola, 86, 161, 167

Percy, W. A., 196, 197

Perdido River, 131

Permanent Committee, 160

Peyton, 198

"Phantom Train," The, a poem, 37, 38

Philadelphia, 86, 87, 94, 95, 110

Philadelphia Courier, 27, 28, 41

Phillips, Wendell, 49, 50

Philosophical Magazine, 100

Philosophical Society, American, 93, 95, 98

Pickering County, 213

Pickett's Alabama, 151n

"Pillar of Fire," 215

Pittsburg, 86

Pinckney, Thomas, 159

Pinckneyville, La., 176

Poe, E. A., 18, 19, 37, 41

"Poems of Places, Southern States," 48

"Poets' Homes," 48

Poindexter, Gov. Geo., 149, 152, 190, 217

Pontotoc, 149, 150

Port Gibson, 21, 176

Posey, Carnot, 154

Postlethwaite, 212

Power, Col. J. L., 118n

Powers, 121

Prentice, George D., 7

Prentiss County, 196

Prentiss, S. S., 43, 191, 203, 215, 216

"Press Poem," The, 23

Price, Nathaniel S., 154

Priestly, Dr. Joseph, 99

"Printerdom," Poets and Poetry of, 25, 38

"Prisoners of Hope," The, 11, 12

Protestants, 212

Protestantism, Jones' Introduction of, 159n

Pryor, 199

Quitman, Gov. John A., 217

Rainbow, Account of, 97, 98

Ramsden, 161

Randolph, Peter, 152

Rankin, Christopher, 217

Rawling, Miss, 202

Rawling, Daniel, 170

Rayburn, John, 155

Reconstruction, 113, 120, 121n, 123

Redding, Wyatt M., 39, 40

Red River, 105, 106

"Red Rock," 12, 55

Reed, Thomas B., 217

Reese, Dr. Edwin, 184

Republican Party, 29, 196

"Revolution in the Life of Mrs. Balingall," a story, 56

Reynolds, R. O., 196

Rhode Island, 75

Richardson, Miss Martha D., 175, 176

Richmond, Va., 69, 72

"Ride of the Ku-Klux," a poem, 38

Riley, Prof. F. L., 1, 3, 5, 85

"Ring and the Book," a poem, 41

Rittenhouse, 91, 161

Roach, Mrs. Elizabeth, 170

Roberts, Miss Mary E., 177

Robertson, Miss Susan C., 176

Rodney, Judge Thomas, 151, 215

"Rodolph," 9

"Romance of Summer Seas," 81, 82

Romanticism, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 21

Rosalie, Fort, 209, 210

"Rosine's Story," 52

Ross, Clinton, 12

Ross, John, 86, 88, 89

Rowland, Dunbar, Esq., 5, 189

Roy, Mrs., 65

Royal Society, 102

"Running Mississippi's South Line," 157-168

Russell, Irwin, 7, 9, 10, 15, 22, 201

Sanderson, Mrs. Jane B., 171

Sargent, Winthrop, 113, 115, 165, 213, 216

Savannah River, 127, 128

Scott, Miss Charlotte C., 176

Scott, Miss Mary, 176

Scott, Sir Walter, 10, 16, 18, 19, 24, 41

Scribner's Monthly, 198n

Secession, Ordinance of, 118

Second Creek, 208, 209

"Selma," 216

Selsertown, 183, 203, 204, 207

"Serpent Myths," 75

Shakespeare, 15, 39, 71

Shands, G. D., 196

Sharkey, Gov., 120

Shaw, 160

Shields, Joseph D., 202, 217

Shields, Judge W. B., 152, 217

Shields, Mrs., 202

Simms, William Gilmore, 8, 18, 19

Simpson, Judge Josiah, 149, 152

Simrall, Judge H. F., 198

Singleton, O. R., 194

"Sister Weeden's Prayer," a dialect story, 56

Spight, Thomas, 196, 197

Stanton, Miss E. B., 214

Slave Laws, 133-145

Slavery in the South, 13, 20, 215

Smith, Prof. C. Alphonso, 5, 7

Smith, Miss Emily, 176

Smith, Philander, 160

Smith, Rev. R. D., 172

Smith, Rev. R. F. N., 186

Smith, Sidney, 17, 19

Smith, Miss Susan, 176

Smollet, 19

Smylie, Rev. Jas., 184

"Somerset," 216

"Sorrows of Werther," 78

South Carolina, 125, 126, 127, 128, 130, 205

Southern Galaxy, 174, 175

Southern History, 8, 12

Southern Literature, 7, 8, 9, 12, 15, 17, 18, 19, 42

"Southern Literature," Historical Element in, 7-14

Southern Railway, 166

Southern Romantic Movement, 10, 12, 21

"South Wind," The, a poem, 35

Spain, 95n, 127, 131, 159, 211, 217

Spanish architecture, 169, 212

Spanish conquest of West Florida, 87, 211

Spanish provinces, 98, 211

Spanish rule in West Florida, 91, 211, 212

St. Catharine Creek, 208, 210, 214

St. Mary's, 128, 157, 167, 168

"St. Nicotine, a Christmas Phantasy," a poem, 36

St. Stephens, 157, 158, 166

State, Department of, 90n, 91n, 94, 147n

Starkey, Edwina, 83

Stephens, Alexander H., 73

Stevenson, Robert L., 52

Stewart, D., 171

Stiles, Chilion F., 171, 172

Stone, Alfred H., 5, 133

Stone, Gov. J. M., 190, 196, 199

"Story of Old Fort Loudon," 12

Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 8, 25

Street, H. M., 196

Stuart, James, 160

Stuart, Ruth McEnery, 8

"Suicide Club," The, 52

Survey of the 31 degree, 92, 93

"Suwanee River Tales," 56, 57n

"Sweet-Auburn," 216

Taggert, Patrick, 161

Tanchipahoe, 165

"Tar Baby Story," 56

"Taxation in Mississippi," History of, 113-124, 193

Taxpayers' Convention, 193

Tennessee, 12, 56, 151, 152, 215

"Territorial Growth of Mississippi," 125-132

Texas, 12, 48

Thatcher, Judge, 204

Thayer, Mrs. Caroline M., 174, 175, 177

Thomas, Rev. J. P., 172

Thompson, R. H., 196

Thompson's Creek, 165, 166

Throckmorton, Mordecai, 183

Ticfaw, 165

Tilton, Judge Daniel, 148, 149, 150

Timrod, 18, 19

Tison, William H. H., 158

Tobacco culture, 88

Tombigbee River, 115, 128, 157, 158, 185, 229

Toulmin, Judge Harry, 148, 151

Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, 93, 98, 99, 100-104, 163

Transactions of the Royal Society, 102

Traughton, 162

Trist, Mrs., 90

Tucker, Gov. T. M., 203

Tucker, W. F., 196, 197

Tugaloo, 124

Turner, Edward, 171, 217

Tuscaloosa, Ala., 152n

"Two Storms," a story, 56, 62-63

Tyler, Rev. Charles, 204

"Unconventional Experiment," 82

"Under Two Flags," a poem, 32

Union and Planters' Bank, 203

Union Hill, 93, 103

United States, 90, 91, 95, 107, 226-131, 159, 169, 195, 211-213

University of Mississippi, 75, 124, 152n

University of Mississippi Magazine, 75n

"Valcours," The, a novelette, 56

Van Court, Rev., 204

Van Hosen, J. A., 204

Vaughan, John, 101, 104, 105

"Veiled Doctor," The, 75-78

Vick, Miss Emily, 176

Vicksburg, 150, 176, 195, 203

"Victory of Peace," The, a poem, 32

Vidal, Joseph, 217

Virginia, 126, 143, 151, 152, 172

"Volcano Interlude," a story, 56

"Voyage to the Moon," 9

Wailes, B. S. C., 202, 204, 207, 215

Walcott, Miss Charlotte, 176

Walker, Duncan S., 175

Walker, Robert J., 191, 217

Walker, Robert L., 177

Walnut Hill, (Vicksburg), 158

Walthall, Sen. E. C., 190, 194

Ward family, 24-25

Ward, Henry, 25

Ward, William, 23-42

Warner, Chas. Dudley, 73, 74

Warren, Gen., 174

Warton, Joseph, 17

Washington Academy, 184

Washington City, 94n, 122, 160, 161, 195, 197

Washington County, Ala., 148

Washington, District of, 148, 151n, 153n, 154n

Washington, Mississippi, 134, 169, 171, 175, 176, 177, 183, 186, 201, 202, 214, 215

Washita, La., 175, 176

Washita River, 106, 209

Watts, Theodore, 17

Weber, Prof. W. L., 3, 5, 15

Weir, Adolphus G., 154

West, Cato, 160, 179, 180, 183

West Florida, 86, 87, 91, 128, 131, 157, 158, 211

West, Mrs. Sarah, 202

West Point, 23

Whiffen, Miss E. A., 28

Whig Party, 196, 202

Whipping-post, 136, 137

White Apple Village, 209

White Cedar Creek, 167

White, Prof. J. M., 3, 5, 125

Wickford, 75-78

Wilde, Richard Henry, 9

Wilkinson County, 176

Wilkinson General, 109, 160, 165

Williamson, Miss Mary, 44

Williams, Robert, 152n

Willing, Capt. James, 87, 211

Willing's Bayou, 162

Williston, E. B., 187

Wilson, Alexander, 109, 110

Winans, Dr. William, 171, 174

"Windy Hill" Plantation, 214

Winn, Mrs. A. D., 202

Winn, Maj. J. T., 204

Winston County, 223, 227

"Wire Cutters," The, 12

Wistar, Dr., 95

Witnesses, Slaves as, 140, 141

"World," The, a story, 81

Wright, Gov., 128

Wright, Rev. Alfred, 227

Yale College, 24

Yariba, 64, 65

Yazoo City, 195

Yazoo Land Companies, 128, 130

Yazoo River, 125, 152, 211

Yellow fever, 39, 52, 53

Yokohama, 82

PUBLICATION OF THE

_MISSISSIPPI HISTORICAL SOCIETY_

_Volume I_, (1898) _Price_, $1.00

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1. Mississippi's "Backwoods Poet,"

Prof. Dabney Lipscomb, University of Mississippi.

2. Mississippi as a Field for the Student of Literature,

Prof. W. L. Weber, Millsaps College.

3. Suffrage in Mississippi, Hon. R. H. Thompson, Jackson, Miss.

4. Spanish Policy in Mississippi After the Treaty of San Lorenzo,

Prof. F. L. Riley, University of Mississippi.

5. Time and Place Relations in History with Some Mississippi and Louisiana Applications, Prof. H. E. Chambers, New Orleans.

6. The Study and Teaching of History,

Prof. Herbert B. Adams, Johns Hopkins University.

7. Some Facts in the Early History of Mississippi,

Prof. R. W. Jones, University of Mississippi.

8. Pre-Historic Jasper Ornaments in Mississippi,

Chancellor R. B. Fulton, University of Mississippi.

9. Suggestions to Local Historians,

Prof. F. L. Riley, University of Mississippi.

10. Some Inaccuracies in Claiborne's History in Regard to Tecumseh,

Mr. H. S. Halbert, Crawford, Miss.

11. Did Jones County Secede?

Prof. A. L. Bondurant, University of Mississippi.

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