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The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-05

the left spider branded thus and on the 10.
thus b btze in the face, both hind feet Whit Z
the righ fore foot white, saddle spot on fin I -
side, tn, points of herears cropt; APP to sso ' e
colt inc uded Goth Augt. 1887. Wv 'A'
Taxi up by Henry Treas, living in tov,.,.
g, rarfc 3, East, and section 10, One BlasE pn
three years old last spring abolt Eourte,n -. -
half hands high, With small White in he, D s
head, branded with something on the letl shol1 s'
Iap'd t. $50, September 1887.
Taken up by I'hopas Musgrave, living ., q
water of Portes cree, twenty miles north IS g. n uS
ley One work Ster, dun, with white ba.i
or seven yeats oldwith a small brass bell on :. /
With rope, marked with a crop and unde,i i .Gd
the left and split and underbit in the ri,b,. ~
to $50, Sept. 1887. Wv
Taken ~ by George Medford, living 4 Of. =,
southeast Of Ripby, six head of cattle Ono rl i.s
and red pided CIV, marked crop and two slE
in the right ear and crop otithe left one whit. r'
red pided bull yearlin, no mark-one red 90, rt
face, crop and split III the left ear. with "A.s
dollar ard b""- bell on, and white bess s'vu'
ling, The COW about eight wears old NV yeai
CO.. marked with crop and two Splits N "G oaes
car and under halfcrop in til right br ;. ~ a
the right side and hip, about eight wears oa eGS =
black heiie@earIing no brands or marks a. .',s
70 $3.50; the ith Of Sept. 1887. =" d
p. q. KING. rte
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announcement Of Candidates.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE

Neare authorized to announce II. B. MITCH
Eth, Esp, OF Tlstomeingo County, as a candi-
date Tor Senator to the State Legislature from the
District composed of the counties of Tippah and
Tishomingo.
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
lODL, US candidate for Senator to the State
Legislature from the District composed of the
coantles ofTippah and Tishomingo.
we are requested to announce MOSES COL
Inns, as candidate for the Legislature; q. the
November election,
we are authorised to announce WILLIAM
MoODl, as candidate for the Legislature, at
the November election.
we are authorised to announce LUKE John.
soN' us candidate for the Legislature, at the
NoveOber election.
FOR STATE OFFICERS,
We are authorised to announce A. G. M'NUTT.
OF 'ickourg, as candidate for Governor of the
State of Mississippi.
We are authorised to announce Colonel A u
SAUNDERS, of Pamela county, as candidate
Tor Auditor of Public Accounts for the State of Mi.
61~We are authorised to announce JACOB
IHONlfoON, Esqr. OF Pontotoc, as candidate
tor the office of Attorney General of the state.
County OFrcERs.
We are authorised to announce HARDY w.
STRlCkLlN, as a candidate for reelection of
Circuit Court Clerk of Tippah County.
We are authorised to announce EDMUND I.
BAILEY, as candidate for reelection ofProbate
Clerk, of T;ppah county.
We are authorized to announce VIM. HEND-
ERSON, as candidate for reelection of Sheriff,
of Tippah County.
We are authorised to announce JAMES r.
MILLER, as candidate for Ranger of Tippah
county, ct the November Election.
We are authorised to announce THOMAS ].
BAILEY, as candidate for Ranger of Tippah
county, at the November election.
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TERMS.
ARGE MAPS OF MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA,
showing the public and Indian lands Tndi

ARGE MAPS OF MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA
A showing the public and Indian lands, Indi-
IanReservatons, LandDistrcts Townships, Streams
&c. engraved from the government surveys and
plats in the General Land Office, Westinghouse
ty: by E. GILMAN, Draughtsman in the General
Land Office
F. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington City, has
Just published land secured the copyright according
ITO aW) the above maps, which will be found infin-
ly more complete and accurate thanany heretofore
published. They are published en- seperate sheets;
each containing nearly six square feet, and will be
found especially useful and valua bic to those inter-
ested in the lands ofeither state as they show eve
Try item Of information which is in the possession
o the land Offices, relative to water cources, town
ship lines, Indian lands and reservations land dis
trcts, &c, and will be found perfectly accurate and
precise in these points. They can be sent by mail
Ito any part of the United States, subject only to
single letter postage Price two dollars, or three
copies of either will be sent by IN all for five dollars
A liberal discount viii be made to travelling agents
or to any who buy to sell again.
015-Edtors of newspapers, q ny where, who will
give the above advertisement (incIuding this no
tlce) one or two Insertions shall receive by return
mail copy ofeach map, if they will send copv
ofthe paper containing it TO the advertiser.
Aug. IL, 1887.
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James B. Walker.

James rs. w saBkcT.
Os entering the political arena, as journals
the proprietor is aware that he will have many oh
stacles 10 encounter, growing out oftie dhicultie
incident to the settlement of new country, as wei
rs that party dissentions; the former we expec
to be able to surmount by industry and persever
lancc, the latter may, without much berality Oh
the part of the people, render the efforts of TIN
Editor to be useful, entirely unavaling. We vii
nevertheless, enter upon the undertaking, anu en-
deavor where we cannot please, at least not tt
,oiend the promotion Of the public, as well as oul
own interest being our object, and the interest o
ithe West generally, we have selected the Town o.
Ripley, as the theatre of our operations. Al we
claim, and all we expect is fair and honest sup
port in the labor of our profession.
To furnish the news of the day in the commercial
and political world; to communicate information
fthc rapid and extensive diffusion Of knowledge:
to promote and uphold the interest OF the farmer
merchant and mechanic-will be che leading OBJ
ject. Opposed alike to party intolerance and secta-
tian bigotry, our aim viii be, to warn the patrot
of changers which may threaten the country; TO sig
gest such measures as may be thought best calc1a-
ted to advance the permananf interest OF our nfy,
but highly favored country.
| On the SUBJECT of political affairs we shall sta
Any oppose every association of individuals, under
whatever name or disguise, whose object is tore
strain, by party management, the full expression
Of unprejudiced sentiments we shall advocate the
cause of pure, unmixed democracy--not that Kind
OF democracy, which teaches blind and passive
obcdiance to the dictates ofparty and partisan lea
ders, without enonirnp into the purity ofthn;r mn
lrVes; but that which teaches the right and capa-
city of the people themselves, to nominate and
choose their own rulers, and prescribe their own
measures of government, unaided by directions,
land uninauenced by party leadres.
| We shall endeavor to be temperate and respect
u towards political opponents, and to respect the
character and feelings ofthose who may differ with
JUS in opinion either as to men or measures; we
shall claim the right in respectful manner, to crit
cse the pretensons of such as offer their services
to the public, we shall not deny this right to others;
but we will not treat as enemies, and as unworthy
ofpublc confidence, such as differ with us in opin-
ion, and persue high-minded and honorable course.
TERMS.
THE publication of the s'RIPLEY TRANS
CRIPT'will be commenced as soon rs ii is ascerta-
ned that sufficient number of subscribers can be
obtained, The RIPLEY TRANSCRIPT, will be
neatly printed, with entire new mate ias, procured
expressly for the purpose, on a fine Royal Sheet,
at Four Dollars in advance, or Fire at the end of
the year; payment made any time within two
months after the issuing of the second number, will
be considered in advance.
Ripley, May 26, 1887.
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CONFIDENCE AND CRrDlT

bS4NtC NM CREDIT
Tho day was dark. the markets dull,
The change was thin, Gazcttes full.
And halt the town was breaking;
The countcrsign af cash was sstoppcd,''
Bankers and Bankrupls shut up shop,
And hone hearts were aching.
"her near the bench, my fancy spicd
A faded form, wit, hasty stride;
Beneath gref's burden stopping
Her name was Credit, and sic said.
Her father TRADE was lately dead.
Her mother, Commerce, dropping.
The smile that she was wont TO wear
Was withcrcd by the hand eff care,
llcreycs had lost their lusture;
Her character was gone, she said.
For baseiy she had been betrayed,
And nobody would trust her.
HAT honest Aaduu,y had tried
To gain fair Credit for his bride;
And found the lady willing;
Hut ali! a Fortuno-hunter came.
And Speculation was his name,
\ Rake not worth 4 shilling.
The william was on mischief bent,
He gained both Dad and Mans consent.
And then poor Credit smarted,
lie tiichcd her fortune and her fame
He fixed blot upon her name,
And left her broken hearted.
When thus poor Credit seemed to sigh,
Her cousin CONFIDENCE came by.
(Methinks he must be cIevor;)
For when he whispered in her ear,
She checked the sigh, she dried the tear,
And smiled as sweet as ever.
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Job Printing.

EVHE Editor having procured an excellent as
III sortment of job Type viii execute all kn0
ofJoB PRINTING with neatness and despatch, ON
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS,
LABELS, HORSE BILLS,
CARDS, BLANKS, (ofcNk n@'
Together with any other work That may
wanted, will be promptly attendedto.
We solicit the patronage oftlis, and the aapn
ing counties, and assure those who may patrol0
us, that no pains shall be wanting on our paF
give universal satisfaction.
Ripley, May 81, 1887.
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NEW GOODS.

WiIE subscribers would inform their friend
L. and the publick generally, that they on
now receiving and opening a New and SpLrsyl
STOCK efSPRING and SUMNER GOODS, Of the H.
test style and pattern; comprising I'LL the Gr;lcc
usually kept in western Dry Goods Stores. Tft
Store is on the South west corner Of the pu6la
Square, where they would be pleased 30 see Their
friends, and all those who wish to buy goods. i'
they are resolved to SeEi aOW
for Css sRse OF OH the usual time 10
punctual men, twill at all times give us pleasure
to show our Goods. To look will cost nothing
pealse give us call.
ROGERS a. YOUNG,
Riptey, .Niss., J,ne &c, 1887. 2-tf
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PROPOSALS

For publishing in The torn Of Ripley .Mis,i.ippi,
Wcehy Newspaper to be entitled
RIPLEY TRANSCRIPT,
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SulUester's message E
1870 Broadway, Jan 2, lS31

ACO Soh ~ ASOs'
-aWe take the opportunity afforded BY
the commencement Of New Year, to re-
,urn our sincere to our numerous and we'll
tried friends, and to the public generally.
for ,heir generous patronage during the
pas. year; and We doubt not that the good
Fortune which has SO signally attended
US heretofore. VII, with the continuance
Of their kind farors, be more than duu-
bled in the year that has just 'lawncd up.
on us-and tha. The golden harvcs, may
be abundant.
Inn one year has Sylvester ercr sold
SO many capital prizes as during 1886, ac-
lually amounting to more than two hun-
dred thousand dollars, the whole of which
was paid on demand. The schemes for
February which viii be found below, are
brilliant and a,uac,ivc-anh early applira-
lion is necessary to prcvcn, disappoin,-
mcni. Address
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LANDS
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the Tract
of Lnnl whcrcup he nuw resides III Ches.
ter District, containing lI0O acres. 1t
lies Immediately ON the Caiawba rivcy
nnr mile above M'D0nald's Ferry, and IS
we'll adapted tn the culture "f Cotton.
Corn aud The different kinds Of small
grim. There is about two hundred acres
ol fscsl, land ,ha, is now in Cotton. and
and ahou, one hundred and fifty acres CT
bottom land. so' oi w,'ichis fresh, snti
there is about 500 acres Of well timbcrrd
woud.!ard. Th. situation is healthy, free
from any diseases vi local nature
good well Of excellent water In tho yard
The place would s@i, either one or two
persons. there bring Nv" settlements on
'hc place with good Gin House and
nrw Screw. fine large Barn, Negro
II uses, and every necessary "u, buildings
Persons wishing to purchns" will examine
So, n. as am determined I" sell.
Fnr, rms enquire Of tho subscriber on
;r.,riscs. or To Caleb Clarke, ESQ. OF
W:nnsbnro,
will also sell on the lst Monday in
February lr37. a, public sale q, Lancas.
cr conr, House. all my lands lying in
Lancaster District, If not sold privately
!, vinus TO that Il G. Those lands lfe
u TIC atcrs of Fiat Greek and are IN.
approved but lands in the neighh"rh"od
them produce Cotton finely, persons
sizing TO buy any Of those lands would
I'll to attend carly as the sale VIII be-
ri,ivc. HUGH M'MULLAN.
Dec 2t--ii-1.
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Notice.

The subscrib, rs i,are entered into CO.
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establishment worthy of public con.f-
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WM. CARLISLE.
Dec. 3l-i5-,f
p. y. The subscriber will continue to
sell Thoms"n's Family Rights as here,"-
fore. W CARLISLE
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Proposals :

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S0uthern Botanic .JOu1z1M M
In compliance with the numerou. - sss
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Svn.-a, the subscribers haze concluded NJ
,:.,.sh paper to be called the SOUTH&
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.avs,em Of it, prse.,;.e Of ::n-dieines 81 pub.
fishing such facts in i7elatisn @ the cause
as will convey correct knowledge ia. ~. ~.
people, and useful inforpa,i,:n to those
srho have adopted the practice in their "a
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stan, aim Of the publishers TO lay before
heir readers all the information they csn,
with regard to The 10 the above practice,
tn the form Of essays, and correct reports
Of difficult cases. the treatment Of the
same. and the rationale of the remedies
1" select from other works all the infor-
nation calculated to- be useful aud inter-
es,ing 10 the readers Of the Botanic Jour.
nal.
The publishers will cndeavor 20 rendc
this work book Of reference for The
Planter and others who possesses Thom-
SONS family right. They Hatter them.
selves that they will be able 10 lay morssIs
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phiian,hropis,. at lcas, in attention. if not
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find his cause advocated on every page Of
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Is likely {" prove beneficial 10 their fellow
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fearies-l, ado, aicsl, and no pains spared
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Oct l. 1886 :Gif
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Chronicle, aill insert the above advertisement
,hrre times. and the Charleston Courier until
forbid, and forward their accounts TO the sub
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The subscriber ,.r1prc..ng daily to rece're
case OF superm Duubie-barrel. Damascus
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Book. If The Ia," firm e u. l.. Wilson
&C. iMrchanics,ilic. Sumter shsl =
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IA III ~rckir. tsoa t, kn"w ,hr ,i,inss
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,i"n ol III. un!c;crrL w,sc ms,.. - iI :
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Isis hotter 4, knaac few .l,nes. TIA
lave . n"rc J:o!.sa al..Ui MANY things
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1h pu.i FAST ,i.Hr !. lhc >ci:".ch,"
u a'.ncen;,""> th.s are :"s:". NC "h""t''
,...,,-c, i. tu, 40 >l,"nld nj "',h t" hut,
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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01

I'D EADY MADE CLOTHING
E.H Just received from Ncw-York, large as
sortmont of Ready Made Clothing, consisting in
part of sattinett vests, cloth do, bombazine do,
silk velvet do plain silk do, stormont do, fancy
Marselles do, Canton flannel drawers, do do
shirts, woollen do. shirts and drawers, blue blan-
ket coats, green do. do, brown do. do, ladies'
cloaks, sattinett and moleskin coats; sattinett,
cloth and moleskin pants, velvet and bombazine
stocks, &c. JOHN S. BARRY.
Constantine, October IL, 1886.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01
ssMHTHH & BOWMAN, having 1sceiv.

g WITH ~ BOWMAN, having rcceiv-
- ell a re-snpply TO their iormsr stock OF Goods,
which consists Of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware. Cut.
lcyy, Medicine, Crockery, School Books,
Blank Books, Boots and Shoes, looking
Glasses, Windo,c Glass, Z ty ., Shy 10,
and 10 by IL.
All of which they offer FOR tao loves. cash pri.
ccs. They would also inform their friends and
customers, both in st. Joseph aud X .lsmazoo
COUNTIES, that their FIGURING mill will he in op-
Grafton by the 9th February, when tn y viii be
ready to unswcr all orders for Touring ana bar.
roling, or grinding Custom work.
They would further giva notice tha. Ill persons
living on the south sill Of tho river, and coming
to mill or to trade at III ,ir store. they will give
them a pass which shall pay th-ir Fcrri,ge across
10 aad from T.irse Rivers
Throe Rivera, Jan. 80, 1897. 3l.f
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01

NEW FIRM.-A. e: MASSEY would
IN giAo notice that he has formed co.partner.
ship with Thos. Moseley, and will continue tho
mercantile business at the old stand, under the
firm of MOSELEY e. MASSEY.
He therefore solicits an early settlement of his
accounts. particularly az the now firm contcm-
plats selling exclusively for ready pay.
Moselcy & Mlssey would also inform tho citi-
sens of this vicinity, that they arc daily expect
ing an extensive assortment of goods which they
will sell at wholesale or retail at such reduced
prices as will induce purchasers to pay cash.
Constantine, Nov. Is. 20t26
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01
vTVHE FARMERS of C.ss and st Jo

THE FARMERS of Ciss and st 10.
u seph counties are requested to moet at
Hunts Hotsl, in Constantine, on Saturday the
4th Of March next, at one o'clock p. NJ. for the
purpose of forming an agricultural society for
tho improvements of the breeds Of stock, and to
stimulate competition in the various produc.
tons Of agriculture.
UThe notice. of meeting for the above pur.
pose, on the 4th inst, was Of too limited crcula.
ton TO effect the object, and was In consequences
. failure. 1t is hoped general attention 70 this
invitation will be given.
Feb. z. 1897.
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TRAYED from the suS.crj

a. STRAYED from the subscriber,
AZNS about the last of April, a light bav
l1Z-4 MARE, and black yearlinr horse
COLT. The marc has some white in tho fore.
head and small blemish upon one eye, and
small lump ON one of the nostrils not shod.
The colt has ono white eye, and one white hind
leg. Whoever will take thom up and inform the
owner where they may be had, or will return thcm
to him, at his residence, two miles and half
east Of Bsrrien village, Berrien county, Michl.
gan, shall be handsomely rewarded, and all rca.
souabls charges pad. ADAM MICHAEL.
Fsb. L 1881. awNs
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ENREsEs GOODS.-2he seubscriber has
n lately recsivcd new supply of scasonable
GOODS, consisting of mcrino circ,ssians, CON-
mon colored do; dark prints sheoiings; WOOL
IN blankets; Canton flinncls; wooden socks !;
woolen gloves, lined cotton do; worsted comfort
ers, &c. &c. Also, supply Of cotton batting
wicking, aud wadding; which he viii sell to.
gcthsr with his former stock Of goods, at the
lowest prices for ready pay.
G.. l.. MILLER.
Constantine, Nov. Is, 1896. 20y