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NEW GOODS,

liz NHE subscribers would inform their friends
IL and the publick generally, that they are
now receiving and opening NEW and SpLEsprD
STOCK OF SPRING and SUMMEa GOODS, of the Ia
test style and pattern; comprising all the articles
usually kept in western Dry Goods Stores. Their
Store is on the South west'cor Of the Public
Square, where they would be pleased to see their
friends, and all those who wish tebuy goods. As
they are resolved to sell low
for cash. or on the usual time to
punctual men, it will at al times give us pleasure
to show our Goods. TO look will cost nothino-
pealse give us call.
ROGERS H. YOUNG, E
Ripley, .Nys., Jane s6, 1887. 2-tfS
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James Il. Walker.

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MISCELLANEOUS etc.


Oh at dis racoea ] loughed to peep,
Because he was so fast asleep,
So up to kim softly creep,
And pull him off de rail, &c.
And laid himon de ground.
Oh de racoon gun to scratch and bite,
hithim once wild all my might,
And bcngs he eyeand spoil he sight,
Oh am de child to fight, &c.
And play de bangor too.
Oh tell de racoon gin to pray,
While on de ground de racoon lay,
But he jump and run away,
And :oon he out of sight, &c
Spokcn.-Yes, by golly! racoon give dis child
de slip that time; but by gosh play de very debil
wild him next time cotch him.
Sittin on a rail, &c.
sleeping very sound.
My ole massa fond of gin,
De way he drink it was sin,
Which cause he for to tumble in,
A hole about eight feet deep.
Spoken.-You see ole massa lub Gin to extrac-
ton, and when he gwo to bed one night, and he
ncbber wake up one morning from de fects OBJ it. +,
Now ole massa dead and gone
dose of poison help himon,
DE debiI sing he funeral song,
Lord Dress him let him go, sc.
lplay de banjo STILL
oh dc Frenchman swear wild NIL their might,
That we are wrong and dey are right,
If dcy don't pay us, we will fight,
And beat them off the sea.
va! see the Frencman want an opology.
Now tell what such an apology I'd give 'em
jst SIGH one as de fox glib de goose. when he pull
led her neck out OBJ joint, ard the fellow would bib
EN- any oder ought to be.
Rode upon rail, &c.
Till de debil take him down.
One Frenchman lick two Portagee,
One Englishman he lick all three,
One Yankee lick all four you see.
And that S the way we do, sc.
Ifthey don't pay the debt.
Itoldyou bout de racoon fight,
had when went out at night,
That did my eyes exprze, &c.
Wild wonder at the sight. ii
Spoken.-Lades and gentlemen perhaps you
won't. believe me. but wish may be squeezed to
death in cider press, if dare WASH de berry same
racoon
sitting on rail, &c.
Sleeping very sound.
Ut all de songs dat ever sung,
The racoon hunts the greatest one,
1t always pleases old and young.
And then they cry encore, &c.
So now make bow.
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administrator Notice,

INV HEREAS letters administration wer
w granted, to the undersigned on The nm
teenth day of August A. d. b37; upon the rs
tate of Benjamin f. Woflord deceased, late Oft
County of Tippah and safe of Mississippi: All per
sons indebted to the Estate of the said BENJAMIN
F. Woford deceased, are hereby notified to CON,
forward and make immediate payment, to the I'M
dersigned; and all persons havingdemands agaius.
the Estate aforesaid; mnst present them, propefIy
authenticated, within tie time prescribed BY law
or they will be forever barred.
WILLIAM NJ. WOFFoKD, Admr.
Oct. 1874. d. 1887. 1l-4w
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TPpah County.
Jegsrson y, 'Mseks &
Robert p. Haryn. Attachmeo, c,.a..
W.. levied o, . saHYosSl|
John r. Smith. / ''"' Nj.
\HE attachment in the above stated
IL wing been this day returned, dulv ssN CIV
on the estate Of John r.. Smith, notice 4, .N.p's
given that unless the said defendant sb,u !.
give special bail, and plead in the said !. aHe'r
before the next term Of the Circuit Cons &
holden for the county aforesaid on The car '' 70 p
day after the fourth Monday in OctoIo. ~, a,S
Judgment will be entered against him i%l
estate so attached will be sold, -" ~,
Witness Hardy w. stricklin cle,k oe a.
court. this list day Of October 1887.
ii. W. sTRICKLIN. c..,
! Ripley Oct. 81, 1887. l2-ft [prs fae o,
isaac Wheaiy Attachment for SSa n
| VS.. levied. Sof "
James q. Barbee.
M Office is hereby given that al, ,t,,.l
w hath issued the suit Of Isaac w,
against the estate ofjames G. narbee for tso "
of Sixty -Four Dollars and fifty cents. retraa,'''
the next Circuit Court Of IIppah Comfy 4.
9th Judicial District for the State of Mss;a.;.-
to be holden ON the fifth Monday after Az
Monday in 1887; and if the said James G p.. I,',
do not appear, give special bail and plead w,I.
the time limited by law, for his appearance TnJ'
ment will be entered and the estate a.tscbolS.
/ virt,,o of ., ii ,nlp IN
Witness Hardy W. stricklin Clerk Of tho ;. !.
Court, this Goth day of October 1887. -
II. W. STRICKLlN, Clerk.
Oct. 90, 1897; il-iw FRS fec s5 oo,
Jefferson J. Meek !
Robert P. Hurris, Attachment for $3.50 81,
VS.. returned levied on AN,
John T. Smith gro Boy Bob
I'M Office is hereby given that an qttachmen
~ hath been issued at the suit of Jefferson ]
Meek and Robert p. Harris, against the estate =
John T, Smith, hr the sum of Three hundred an
Eighty two dollars and thirty seven and ha
cents, returnabe to the next Circuit Court ef'Iir
pah County, in the 9th Judicial'District for I'll
State OF Mississippi, to be holden on the6fb Ilol
day after the fourth Monday IN October mex
which has been returned by The sheriff Of sal
county into the Clerks office as levied on neg
Boy Bob, and if the said John q. Smith do n
appear, and plead within the time limited by ID,
Tor his appearance, judgment will be entered al
the estate attached byvrtte of said attaehnle
will be sold.
III. w, SYRICKIJN. CLERK
Sept. 90, 1887. 9-4t Iprs fee IA. O0.l
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IL. w. SI'RICKLIN; Clerk,
Sept. %, 1887. 9-4t + prs fee IS O0.l
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-01-28
7at N,,her.-l, has often been remark.

The Ncthtr.-l, has often been remark.
c,i lha: srra, and eminent men receive
from their mothers, even bcfnic they see
the l:l., half ,hr mental dispositions and
other prculiari,ics Of character by whic!i
they are afterwards distinguished. Thus,
in Gocthc's character we find mos! scu-
-i,ivc shrinking from all intense impress
sions; which by every means. aud under
every circumstance II his life, he sought
10 ward cT from himself We find The,
same p,cuiiari,v in his mother. as VIC
shall sec from the following curious aud
characteristic ,rai!s-Goc,hc's mollfcr,
whenever she hired servant, used 70
make the following condition.
"Yau arc no, 10 tell me Of anything
horriLic. alllic,ing, or agi,a.ing. whether
II happen in my own house, in the town
or in the ncishbnrhooj. | desire, once
!or al. that may hear nothing OF inc
KIM. Ii II concerns me. shall hho" II
soon enough; il i, d"cs no. concern me,
have nn,lnr whatever 10 do with it,.
Even i there should be a fire in the
,,,,r,.n which am,, let me not know of
Il ali !: i, absolutely necessary that l
should. Goethc. from Austia's Trmsla.
men
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q tna-h ra.n.--An Euslisl' Pope, s;ses.
,ou.h Yarn spun by "aecisbraied Ads.
.ni,al connected with tho late minisiry.@
On an occasion while relating The history
=, a gale which, .c had encountered while
ronv"ying squadron Of merchantmen 20
ponliclcrry. and which had proved fatal
/" ono of tho ships under his Charge
in: the mos, extraordinary part Of the
whole, sai,, he, is, ,l,a, The vessel. har-
ing been laden with hosiery, wc chscrvrd
a!l tho porpoi>cs mex. morning wearing
~cd ni4ll,.caps' One OF his audience, de-
.-g.nin.ng MOI 20 hc nu,donc. replica! lha:
t',ai WAS tv no mcars remarkable, for
Ina; vessel be WAS in bad, on similar
occasion, lost her main.,opsail. and t!.at
next morning they saw whale scudt!ing
along with ihe canvass tied ronnd It's neck
l.. '!ic way OF . crara.. 3.
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the apartments Of the Crown prince. She
the re-enterci the room, and the queen
told her to take the Cruel TO the prince,
as it was sufficiently boiled, and would,
no doubt, do him good. Every limb
shook with horror as The nurse took up
the saucepan. Why don't you 90 with
j, 10 The prince" sail Julia Pardon
me, gracious qucan,' said the homes,
nurse, "buI it is my duty 10 disobcy you"
How dare YOU to disobcy my com.
'rana," sai': the queen. TIE nurse did
no, reply but as the tears streamrd down
I'r check. she looked significantly al the
Cruel.
The qrccr, ,ora b: rage and fear. at
sccl"s hcr wicked plot frustrated. deter
'iiac,! Ia accuse the nurse Of an attempt;
:" rn:son ,ar Young prince, and was ac-
,uni!y base enough to charge hcr with i,
III ;i.c ;'!csrHcc at Count M"lachlc. The
;.u:h. ,;"9yc:cr, was discovered. :Elc king
from tia. lImc never lived Will, the Queen;
nn6 "a, i,!.!..u! nurse was rewarded, and
continue: IN her Office.
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.lbo!;;ion ''croei,y. The notorious
George Thompson has lately been lcc,ur-
ing on the subicc, Of Abolition in this.
country, to the people of Manchester IN
Eng gland, and among .hc stories told by
hm. according to the report oi the pa
rers one is, that at meeting OF The Anh-
Snrny Society of Charleston, S. c,
$500 wc.c co,ledled.
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An American Female .seul haFe
been shown beautiful specimen Of alto
relitro sculpture. by young Kentucky
lady, representing scene in Venice, with
the Bridge Of Sighs. The material Of.
the work seems TO hea composition and
the execution is admirable; reality, and
to the life; the long, cool corridors.-the
gondoias; ancient palaces, and wa. N blue
sky of Italy. all SO tastefully arranged
and brought Out SO boldly that one can al
most imagine himself in the enchanted
cry OF The Doges. We hope this talent
ed lady will try her hand on a more ex
tended scale, for there is.noiliings that
the Tar famed .lamsels of Kenlucky can
40, do if they y-will, il all Ina, we have
the romantic incidents Of The early settle
menl Of that State be true. The. abore
truly interesting aud talented production
OF American genius may be seen AZ our
Office. " r. Star@
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Courfship.--MAny. a girl encourages a5
lover for whom she eun Gevcr entertain
afFcc,iuu, from dread Of being consid-
cred untee!ins. cold, and hangh.y; End
wc have hearJ young ladies blamed for.
inc inseneb'!'ty when they have resisted
the arIcn: lIr4dings aud eager solicila-'
lions Of ..r wooer. Prophetic warnings
:, uttered, and crery means res
-. ~: he purpose of CONVINCING
Tie a..,os; ..b.c tamscI Or shc hearilcss
co=:,e ": - she is pursuing. Al this.
~ .i.s- peculiarly uijus:. The gcn-,
IT, u. hus, Ka, Ia, choice; bas the young
la, !. 'rlasrcd irpm this pririlcsc.--}
Her !o.r: - seen ct 10 mark her out as
hi, f.yot,., she has had no agency in
his cl,cuan p, Ihaps there arc ten ,i.nu-
>a:.. v:i,.5 ,o,.:s nko would be glad Of
her han.l; .;,.' perhaps ,has one on, Of
,ias len thousand she would willingly
take TO he, heart. as she has only a nc.
catisc pnwc, and may refuse bnt mol SEE
lcr,, j, is expected tina. she wi.! use her.
poor rririlrgn. |, is her duty 10 d. so;
and sic has as mnch righ, TO her own pc
culiar tas.c an,! ,!is,as,c as her woccr-. II
Is, ll,cr-i,.:, species oi persecution,
both cruel and unr.sn!v, to ,.c.s!st in al
,cn,ions 10 lady when j! is ,!isceycrsble
Ira, ii her own fancy was permitted 10:
run rec amL unbiased, she would make
different selection. - 81 81
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IpDman.-It is ,su'y mor,ifying to obs.
serve The disgrace into which one of The
nob:cst OF our Anglo Saxon words is fall.
ns. Woman; 10 our shame be il spokea;
rs giving place to fady on tie one hand,
and fcmale On the either. Mrs. Fanny
t'u ter 'n"ss justly ridicuies the New York
cr wh, addressed "cr as female. We
read in our religious papers III cer!ain
number "i teaates being present al church
ns II some anin,ai were intended. 9Onthe
other iiand, all are SD abitiuus TO be Ladies.
tat none arc willing TO be women. Ito
mans shoes will soon be unknown, while
The '.iaJy who is being ,confIcitled 20:
BrideweII' is like 20 be good American
Eng 'ish. For u man to talk ef :. his la Z
dy" (nis wife meaning) is exquisite man
ro,s ton, and rcdoienl Of the suburbs.
II Dr. Webster will no, rise up for the
rescue Of ,eomonI,ood he is no true man.
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4 meeting Of ,udiv!duas !a"o'shIe 10 tie ad'P
ton Of u pird.-. rsc,al:a. i".oA eSung 'Igu"!s
as be eyr.auc, was hc!d nt Ia: Presbyterian Lee
t:irc H,,r, III Augusta, &c on the eth Dee
D. VI hu;,as clhci 10 the Chair, anc Rev
a!- Hard was rcq .e,ted TO &C. as Src.ciaty. An
i,ir!,a::,u - favorable 10 i!ic meeting wos
uJn g,ycu 90. Their SIGNATURES, when nca:!; nay
..t1es wc.e hindcd Several articles see
ueopu.d, whcn t."i5 consideration IS w.pir Wa
deferred 10 lhv 2hn ,asi. ,lcss.s. l1hu.on. l!";.
ard CImpSsIl wrte appointed 10 lT' pare m 40
dress 20 our fellow citizens explanatory Q! o"; io'
tIres cnd views. Adjourned.
2ltl Dec The Society met according % Ho-
jonrnmcnt The Constitution VAS adopted q. "
whole The Society then elected 'hc'' "i!'""'-
: Mr. Hard, from the Con!n;itoc, presented { b;ic'
address, whjc. was rccc:Yrd a"!. upon motion
ordered 10 be r''s;cd, with tho 'r!cd.", aa .'e
!., o! esicc.S, n ,,c papers oil oar CITY
HI.l1oS A>1oSr, NJ. ID. Prn.idesi.
Rev WI. J. lam. ;'soe ''cs:6ss'.
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Rev. 5. $ DAVIS.
l. fLrsa!so,
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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12


80 Rsssass.-Tss Assc .-. - 49,.
ow r'a- W. vn ess sss''a' 's'.'"en' o. me
-. e.,xisss - ''v''a' townships }"
49, ~ w.nses, aai4: John Ds~oa' 1923.
lrs'.-psvsa Mills, 7,sol; A. 3. Burnett
~. .-,yupss Rsridsn, 1850; }. MeCarsy' lo'Y.
...--..r,m-Aehills, Williams 2,9l5; X. ).
1910 "a: NssA.s snish,' l,7ol, }. G. ha"ti"s''
- ls,svss, 1851; Thomas Tynsr, 1883; Cai'o
y, Johs Jones, s35 Joseph Morrow, s26; George
-. RAJ: A. w. Bowers %.
- :. ,sx Csacusr CognT.--Jo'n Finley, l,13';-
60 ussasA I,7a5-
sse ~. e~r~nrs.-Jamss WoodJ,e 1859; Jeaiel X
"a: D. r. sseks.,, 1872; James llif, 274; a. +.
-. oa2: Abssr Hsisss, 226; Peter Fleming, 233;
- S,Ab;sa is2; Joseph v. Gregg, 155; Js'r"iah
. n, s.~usl DsIous, 70; Amasa Bond, 80; VIM II.
-. ~. Grinn, -; John d. Harper, 10; Charles
8. - :. !. Hssdsriek Dillon,6
.--.va JgoaEs-Jssse williams 1858; boais
-. fsIl: Daniel Reid, LODE; WIN. Russey, sl9;
I,.s u Issssr, ago. 49,
..- Jr,os.-S. b. ss,n.on,' 1880. w. Whit
~, Latham Pla,ss, $50; Jesse Stevens, 392
-, csur,,moxEs-Daniel T. Virgins" 1850
Two. VI. Doughty" LISA; D. w. Forsha,
orr. r ,. Avssrson, 2Oi; $. g. Lockss:, 49,
~ .s1ks1 thus 60 elected.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

AN ORDINANCE-For continuing Marion street South
Marke, and establishing alley in the bor-
ough of Richmond.
Section l=s Be I, hy tbs Burgesscs and Dor
ou-i Council of ac Borough CT Richmond, :har Marion
be. ard hereby Continued and established sesen
Market sae southern boundary OF
ths recorded lois of said Borough
Sec , Aud it hereby made ,as duty OF the owner or
property through which said s:se, rus, TO open
clear of all membranes, beioe nc nTs
day of October
SEC Sd. That alley ha.ehy established between
From: ana wide Immediately north
of lot No Al in that par, said Boroughaid OF by
Jere-n, ali Cox eceasad
Sec L. TIE His, Constable is hereby required TO nave
the above ordinance carried into effect.
Passed and approved Angus; Isl, 1887.
j. r. MENDENHALI, First Bargess
FsANc.s kixG, Borossgi CLERK. 81
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voQ Tag nScuNpND PAlGADeU0.
IasD Aos doeSooa is-oa3 ~ ~ 01se pm!
o. vssd, - iagsU - diasplvs - sPsu,
1hssashs bss shis-aa1 lssss ny fssssssd bsass,
o. shall is Ioagss il sseh shraldso dwell!
Lag il has loved thess boods-sy: lsvsd no well.
No-ao-shs drop shas ssemhlss On my pea,
Shall NV record shs fatal woed-FSse,eeG
IT'S dons-shs spen il bsoke-Oh! yet again,
lowly breathe responsive % Loves knoll
Spirit Of ny dssams: once moro, . long fsrexeA.
Vain bope-shs cham that binds ny hops 70 dies,
thou chs would vanish With lass adeu-
That once again I might in spirit frse,
Some ray Of hope in the darA fssure view:
Alas! il oaly serves past anguish 70 renew.
Then b il so-aad sill my love shall burn
For sh.s, and thee alone, Light Of my life:
Until the hesrt its altar, meath the un,
Shall cease 20 feel, in agony strife,
The desp consuming glow with which il now is rife
Here il shall dwell, tho still by thee despised,
Alone within this heart o fondly given
While earth contains she spirit il has priced;
Wh,n this is gone twill s.ek place in heaven,
And there forge. those bonks that have earth been
riyen UNFORTUNATUS.
Richmond, August ?, 1897.