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The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-18

T. stray S.'H'AE0ptsaa GOM.aHy
TIyS tKI3h up by George Gray. living st the
ia. old Indi n Y i'll ge, one dun steer marked
WA crop oil right ear, sw ,llow fork in TIC LET,
with . bell on: ap'd to 90 dolllrs the IA d4y Of
August 1887.
Token up by Lloyd Ford living North of 5,lem,
One Bay Horse, three years old, lot hind foot
white, str in bis for3le ID, about fifteen hlnds
high; mp d to % doll re, Nov. IS 1887.
Taken up by Michel Bos, in Rtnge 9 Town
ship 8, one BY VI re and Colt, the m ire suppos-
cd 10 be seven years old, thirteen hlnds high with
snail white on the nos;ril and f!ce and u doll II
bell on tie colt is grey una ltered poney suppos-
ed to be four years old next spring, some waite in
his fee, no br ands perceivabe all apd to 80 dol"
lrs, the l4th Nog. 1887.
Taken up by Camel Parker, living 25 miles NJ
west Of Ripley, on Dvis's creek Cne Horse ule
supposed TO be two years old; ap'd to % doll re-
ALSO One Sorral Filly; the right nind foot
white no br4n1s perceivnbls, up 'dto so dollars,
/ ALSO One other t'ilIey; rigat hind foot waite,
no br nds psrcaiyable, ap to 90 dollars the 2Sth
Gay of Nov. 1897.
Taken up by Joseph Mcdonald, living two and
a half miles Nor h OF jelsn, One Dark By Horse,
about Jour ye rs old, fifteen hands nigh apd to rs
dalhrs the end Oct. 1887.
TAKEN up by Davis King living 90 miles North
o'BipIey, Nne BY Mare Mule Of common size
nno Or ten years old; ap'd to SO dollars tue 25tl
d Nov. 1887
T2ken up by Shelton Renfrow, living ten miles
North # Ripley, Lno 2orrel Horse about fifteen
and hlf h2nds high ten or eleven ye .rs old rigAt
hip shoten 81. II in tcreaead, sore back, ONE nd
de spots, no brands perceynbla; ap'd to As dol
lars, the l3,l Deer. 1881.
T-ken up by samuel viii ms. living four miles
South Of hply, one Lark BY Horse, hftean
4nds high , SIN Il st : in 1is forehead no 5r nds
1ercovabIe, short till, 2bout seven years old; ap'd
10 dqlh.ra tie At Deer 1887.
Taken up by james Coody, living on the head
Of Porters creek aboJt five miles South East from
Berlin, One i{ed Brndle S:esr,about five years
old. marked with an under bit and an over bit in
each ear, or what you may call apopu!ar leaf up d
to 90 dolllrs the 18th Of Oct. 1887.
Taken up by George Montgomery, living on the
.headwaters ofTipptn about ten miles North from
Ripley, One 5orrs stare, about nine or ten We us
old, a5oUt fourteen hands high SINAI! blaze in hcr
foraeld no marks Or br&uda porc3v45le; ap d to
80 d0ll4rs lto TIA Nov. 1897.
Taken up by llp1rlm prks, living SIX miles
IN. L. fon 4leIn, One Joke OF Work 5teers,--
one red and white back and face, marked with q
Ter and crofs lit in tle left md under Bit in
the ri -,4:-.he otaerdun lrndl4; swallow fork Ind
nick in eaca ear, ten or eleven years old; ap to
10 dollars the goth OF Nov. 1897.
, Taken up by Garret Frey, living nine miles \
!, of Ripley, One By Horse, seven or eigAt ye Ire
o!d white m ,rk on the rigat shoulders ap d to
rs d5lars the 27ta Nov. 1887.
a. P. G. KING. Il. 7. c.
Jany, II, 1887. 2l-3w
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-18

For publishing IN ne tewo Of Ripley .u;,.;.
a Weekly Ntu,pepsr 10 be enial,s '
Rir.E, TRsNson.pr
James ES. Walker

ON entering the political arena. IA,
the proprietor Is aware that he will have n'
stacles to encounter, growing GU, oftho a,S
Incident to the settlement ola new coun,rv
as tllat OF party dissentions; the former NO..
to be able to aarmount by industry and Os,,.
ance, the Latter may, without much lbe,,r'
the plrt OF tle people, render the eAar..
Editor to be useful, entirely unavaiinp. WY
nevertheless, enter upon the undertaking ~,
delvor Where we cannot please, ut le1,, :.
offend; the promotion of the public, rs vol
own interest being our object, and the NV
the West generally, we have selected tho Tas
Ripley, as the theatre OF our operations Avn
claim, and ell we expect is a fa, and homo.
port in the labor OF our profession.
To furnish the news Of the day in The emma.
and political world; 10 communists MT
oftne rapid and extensive diffusion Of srovla4 !
TO promote and uphold the interest of Aa
merchant and INTERCHANGEABLE be ehe load
iect. Opposed alike to party Intolerance and LII
rian bigorry, our aim win be, to warn III. ~.
ofdlngers which may tire ten the country, n.
gest such measures az m@y be thought best o,n'
ted to Advance the permanent interest Of on, d
but highly favored country.
On the SUBJECT Of political alFain, we SHAH 81.
Oily oppose every association Of individuals md.
wlateyer nlme or disguise, w2ose obee. !. "a y
s1rain, by party management, the ull exprsesie
Of unprejudic9d sentiment; We sa,l advocate 4,
cause Of pure, unmiXad dsmocrAcy--not toa, I'm
otdsmoercy w-licl teaches blnd end psau
obrli nee to tie dc-A'es ofpary Ind partisan l..
ders, wiCloug erquiring into the purity Of their ma
tives; bet int wlicl teaches lie rigat nd can,
city of the people themselves, to nominate 4,
choose their own rulors, and prescribe their ON
measures Of government, ua@ded by direction.
Ind un,-daenc2d by party la2d:ss.
We 81 II ardeayor to be temperate and- ,spc1
lll towards pcisic i opponents, and to resFe,t,i
character md e lings Of thoee wHo nlay differ wi
us in opinion either "a 10 men or measures; 4
snail cl LIN TIE right in respectful mnnner, tou.
icise the pretensions OF such Is offer their :er.c
to the public, we shall not deny this rieit to oh,
but W Will not tleat as ene!aec, and as ua9OH.
otpublic confidence, such rs diHtr with III ii Cpl
ion, ana persue ligh-ninded nd honorable uaa
E'EiaNES'.
THE publication Of the "RIPLEY Tran
/ CRYPT will be commenced assoon zsit isassm
nad Tint sufficient NUMBER Of subscribers cl
o5t lined. The RIPLEY TRANSCRIPT, will
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The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-18
VFlRNEH.

81 AhtsE Mar. or MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAA
Iii A showing the public and lndian lanis IND
4nneserva;iony Land D .stricts, TOWNSHIPS, :r.,
6ec. engraved ftom the government sutyers al
pin in the General Land Olice, Washington {
ty: by L. GILMAN, D.2ug Atell4a in the GeneE
Lend Dthce.
T. TAYloR, Bookseller, Washington City, b
just published lend secured the copyright accordl
to law) the above megs, which viii bs sund mi
ly more complete Ind accus te taan my here:ola
published. They are published on separate sheet
each cont lining ne rly six square feet. md will
found e. peci-lly useful and .lu25la to tlose nte
ssted in the lands either state, rs they show c'
r. item o. in,orm .tion which ia in the poasessl'
Of the land Offices, relative to w2ter coarces, N'
snip Ines, Indi1n nds and reservations, nd y
trcts, &c, and will be found perfectly accurate 90
precise in these points. They can be sent oy m
TO any part of the United States, SUBJECT on!
singh letter post -. Price two dollars, OF any
copies Of either viii be sent by Ill for five dol'
A liberal disc ant viii be made to travelling aS'I
or to any who buy to sell again.
(ET Editors ofnewsp2pers, any where, VINO !
give tie above advertisement (incudins tms y
tice) one or two Insertions. shall receive BY fe'
mail q copy ofeaci map, if they will send q "]
oftae plpsr cont lining 1t to tine advertiser
Aug. II, 1887,
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-18
TEE RILEY TRAssCKIrT.

Published erery Thursday Morning. 2
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Paid within six months, rN
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

am nol an aIisiOrral in that sense Of
she term in which il may be applied 20
absolute Rosrramsnls or under imperial
rule; boz Il. BIZ an srisioerai. yau mean
. mar who has earned his promotion BY
h. labor. his honors by his tolls. and his
wesIIh By his indusIy-oh. then. indeed.
I am an srisloersl-and please God. l
nav always remain so. The distinctions
IN human society disPlsase yon. because
you have mol the talent or The Industry TO
amend your own position. You are loo
idle 90 labor. and 10 proud ioo beg. but !
will endssvor IN take care that You shall
not rob me. ] throw back. ihsn. with
indignation and resentment. Tie charge
which is made. brlong 10 the middle
classes Of society. ! have been selected
hy ms frllow. citizens. and BY my king,
as one Of their representatives. and BY 1hs
blessing Of God. | will rePrssen. them"
BlGekTood.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

We find in The Tuscaloosa (AIsb.) Ia.
tlligtncer Of l7ih uh. the following
melancholy illustration Of The outrageous
and truly rsprehensible practice Of lynch.
ing:
Horrible Murder,-We understand
that young man oi The name OF fill va,
q few days ago lied 10 tree and unmsr.
eifully logged in North Tuscaloosa. for
some petty larceny he had COMMITTED.
and that he has since died Of his wounds!
We hope this houid, murdei will be in.
vssiIgaled by the Grand Jury. and that
its perpetrators ~ i'll BE- brought 10 eondisa
punishment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

Sickness in The Htsi.-The Ia Pm
County (lnd.l Wing Of Sept. I5,h. says
tina, the sirkness prevails To an alarming
extent throughout the whole northern par.
Of lndiana, and in fact. lhrnns houl mi.
nois anil Michigan. The sickness is al.
lnbuIed To The continued dry and suluy
weather. The brooks have been dried
up. and the lakes have fallen several iueh.
es. leaving on their margins an Immense
quantity uf vegetable maIIsr 10 decompOse
in the sun. causing miasma. sickness and
Death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

The Real .7ufhor.-Ws observe bv n.
New York Star. thai Fanny WriRLi n.
commenced > series Of Svnday srmia-
political lreiures In that sily. in ala n
loeo-loeOisp. Her first lecture In .
cause so worthy Of such supparu, "a,
delivered on Sunday evening lasI. Ana
in that lecture. according 10 tie S.,,
4" Miss Fsnay Wright rlsimed al he
merit of The Sub-'freasury Srhrm."
Mr. Calhoun may strive 10 unhars, Ihs
Missouri Ball Roller. in regard 10 n,
preiensions 10 the sulhorship Of M.
cunning scheme" Tor lhraxins Ihe
purse of The nation into tie stme hand th.,
yields The sword. Miss Fanny is, il
seems. the real author and orisins,ar az
The Sub-TrsasuIy Scheme. and viii IN.
horse Them both. She. the great poliIicsl
and social RfformeT! claim The exclusive
merit Of having set that bal! in mnlion. 80
n such be The lseI. she is entitled 10 an
The honor. which attach 10 such scheme;
aud tie srhcme ilsslf. is enutIed is an he
consideration due 10 such sulharsLIn
Bali. Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

Fanny Wright has taken the field in
New York, IN behalf oi =. Constitutional
reform" Sac is a tit advocate Tor hi
U1rce." VII" deriles mrinmony ia III il.
i0rms.--wuu SEEKS cveu To drsrrraie tie
i'n".he Altar. aaa to r,,isna "'he uaiy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11
MENTOR.


Casimer Perier, IN being called an D.
ris,ocfai," aud one Of The privileged clss-
ses. replied" Ny only arislocraey is
the superiority which industry. frusaIily.
perseverance, and intelligence viii always
assure 10 every man il free stale Of So
eiety. | belong only TO those privileged
classes 10 which you may all belang 10
your turn. They are not privileges rls-
aied fnr rs. but erealsd by US. Our
wealth is our own; We have made IT,.
Dur ease is onr own: We bare gained il
by the sweat Of our brnxs, nr bv the la
Dor Of oar mind.. Our position in SD
cIciy Is not conferred upna Us, but put.
chased by ourscivrs--wilh our own in.
ielstci. application, zeal. patience and in
hastry. IL you remain inferior IN Us. il
is because you have not The inicileci or
The industry, Ihe zeal or the sobirty. The
patience or the application, necessary to
your advancement.
This is no, our fault, but your own.
fon wish To become rich, as sonle men
da 10 become wise; but there is no roy
al road To wealth any more than there is
10 knowledge. You sigh for ,be ease
and repose Of wealth. but you are not
willing TO do ,hs, which is necessary 10
procure them. The hnshsnd,nan WIN
will not I'LL his ground shall reap nniliiag
but thisiles and briers. You think the
commodities in human society arc use:
less aud misdirected il you dn M, be-
c"me wealthy and powerful BY the chang
es;vbu. whs. RICH. have you 10 expect.
you idIers and jrones in the hive, you
shall always be fed on the horny aud
sweet. Of life! What right have you.
Who do nothing for yourselves, your fam.
lies, your communss. your arroDdisse-
menIs. departments. yonr country or your
kind. TO imagine that you will be selected
By them for their favor, their Confidence,
AMI thsir rewad,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

b- And English paper gives The al.
lowing account Of the death oi an ind.
vidusl from that terrible disease. tie
GIandeFs:
Mosf Horrible Deaih.-on Saturday
week. an adjourned inquest was held al
Champion. Princes street. Lisson grove.
on the body of John M'Iellan. whose
death occurred under the following cit.
cumsianres. The jury first proceeded IN
view the body Of the unfortunate mar
which presented a spectacle TOO horrible
To describe. the face being entirely eaten
away, and The whole body being one mass
Of sores from top TO Toe. From the de.
POSITIONS il appeared tina, The deceased
was The driver of rab and horse. the
property os Mr.. w. Johnson, cab own.
er. al The ives, end Of the nw. On the
evening Of Friday week. decreased came
home and somplsined Of having a cold.
lie look some Cruel. and went 10 bed.
On the following day large Jumps or
sweIlings began 10 make their appear
anre under The jaw and on The nose
which. as veil as the eyes, emitted
great deal Of running. :,
The eyes gradually becam. worse, and
full Of holes. aud The nose and jaws broke
out ini0 dreadful sores. Medical aid was
called in, but The gentleman Who attend
ed was unahle TO tell The nature oi The
disease. On Wednesday week deceased
was conveyed in a cab 10 Sir Ashley Loo
per. who examined him. and prnnounc'
ell il tp be the Chambers, taught from
horse. The drceased's medical attend
AMI subsequently f,ll in with his "p'n'"n,'
but all remedies were found "i u" avail
The unfortunate man gradually hecano
worse and entirely insensibIe. i" .ne
space Of Two days his nose Tell from "'
face, aud his eyes became like c"ian'
der, bath emitilng a thick mucous run,
ming. lie. hnwevcr, abonl quarter ~
an hour before us death, winch '"os
place on Thursday evening. rccoVeteu
his senses. and stated that be had got hS
death hy wipins the hrse. which was
glandesed. with his pocket handkerchief
and then iarauiinusly using the same 10
wipe his own nnsc. lie expired IN Tue
most excruria,ing agony. The JURY, 'e,
turned virtIrl--" Tbs, deceased "'c"
frnm CHAMBERS accidentally caught rom
horse, Of whirh he was the driver. i"e
jury declared that they could not be sa',
lsied unless the hnrse was killed. '"'
proprietor expressed his readiness 70 as,
sent tn their proposal. and the AMIN"
VAS accordingly destroyed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

- aRare Hen.-Mr. Wells Of Roxbury.
has = hen which last year laid an ordinary
sized egg on Mondays. Tuesdays. We'd.
nesdys. Thursdays and Fsidays. but on
Saturdays she laid one OF double the or.
binary size, containing two yolk,: and
omitted laying altogether on Sundays.
This year fnr the last Eve weeks, she has
commenced in the same remarkable man.
nsr. Bosf0n Trans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

bliss lhal has survived 'hs l.ll." Mia
he MOrmOns and Squallrrs sgains, =,
in lhe west, and The Abali,innisls and a..
6deIs in the norlh. we shall hare q seven,
slruggls--bul il viii be glnriuus dr,,i.
nv even 10 be dsfralrdsin ransssl agaiu,,
these instruments ar anarchy and rsip.
Lynehturg Iirginian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

Noihing-AnTr ishman has defined ~" 10,
Thing TO be " fnotless stocking "''h""'
leg" A description by another Ia, ~,
GRADER j. better. /" What is n"'h'hE'
re VAS asked. &" Shu, your eyes ara
ya.'.. see IT," aid Pal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

" Why. Tom my dear fellow how old
you Look. Dare sav. BIB; for The fac.
~ never vas sS oil u INV life"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

It's STATE, 81 d that Victoria. ilIey. belong.
ing to Mr.. Tyler. while runn,u3 m. ,b,rd
neal Of race, a. l."e's Sulphur Springs,
Va, Tell dead IN HE nack-,u ex.min =.
hon 10 was found her heart had bur.,ed.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-18

Singular Duel.--The death Of a Mr..
Dodge took place on the I'd inst. in Mis-
souri, Territory near Fort Gilaspy. Mr..
Dodge was in the habit of visiting the house
of Il Mr.. Howe, who lived about three miles
from the Fort. and who had an air of mel
ancholy about him that did not fail to ex-
cite the curiosity of the deceased. On
being asked the reason Of this melancholy,
Howe told him to come the next day and
he would inform him. Dodge failed not to
60, previously acquainting his wife, who,
not wanting the curiosity of her sex, secret
ly determined to go accompanied by her
servant. On arriving at the house of
Howe, d. received letter from his hand
stating the reason Of his melancholy. 1t
was confession stating that he had muir.
dered man, and since that time had lived
away from his friends. Dodge, struck with
horror, called him villain, and struck him;
whereupon he was challenged by Howe,
and after choosing ground and exchanging
shots, Dodge fell, having been shot in the
abdomen Mrs. Dodge came with her
servant in time to receive the last words
of her husband, which were "Ihave lodged
my last dodge" pointing to Howe, as he
said them, and expired! Howe was Sc.
cured by Mrs. Dodge and the servant, and
carried to the Fort. His trial for murder
is deferred till April.-American Travel
Ter.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-18

The Leuant.-The new Sloop of War
Levant, has just sailed on her first voyage.
The description of her given in the New
Era, is interesting. If she is good sailor
she will be a most formidable cruiser a.
gainst pirates, and all manner of petty cruz
sers. "She is, without exception, the most
formidable ship of her class in the whole
world, her battery being entirely composed
ofthirty two Founders. We were favored
day or two ago, with an opportunity OF
visiting and inspecting her. She seems to
be as strong as fort cut out of solid
granite never did live oak and tough iron
compose more invincble structure
Every thing about her is in perfect keep
ing; her timbers and appointments every
where seem like those af a seventy. -four,
cut short and inseparatcly locked together
to make an indestructible destroyer. The
enemy who should mistake her for q com.
mon sloop of war, would be taken in mos
confoundedly. Yet but for her tall taper.
ing masts, she might be mistaken for @
harmless merchantmen.
The improvement of our naval establish
ment, we hope, will so far attract the atten
ton Of the government, as 10 furnish more
of this necessary class of vessels, as pro
tectors of our commerce in distant waters
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-18
TOWN ELECTIONS.
LENAWEE COUNTY.
From the Adrian Watch Tower.


ADRIAN ERECT !-DEMocRAcY TRIUM-
PLANT ! 1T is with pleasure that we are
enabled to announce to our republican
friends throughout the county as well as
abroad, that the DEMOCRACY of Adrian
is still in the ascendant. The federal wings
as is usual, got up two tickets for the pur.
pose of defeating the democratic ticket
yet Notwithstanding this deception and 9th.
err inirigues, which is in perfect keeping
with the federals, the average majority for
the democratic ticket was from so to 60.
Perhaps there were on no other occasion,
such laborious exertions used TO change the
political character Of Adrian.
TEcUMsEH.-The democracy of Tecum.
sch have carried their entire ticket. This is
one of the strongest democratic towns in the
district. Ii cannot be otherwise, than that
there is in Michigan uniform and unfalter.
ing devotion to the interests and wishes o.
the people.
RoME.--This town has most nobly done
her duty. She has elected the entire dem
ocratic ticket, with the exception Of one jus
tice of the peace, who lost his election by
mis.spelling his name. A large democratic
reaction.
worcestershire town has gloriously
followed in the wake of democratic Rom,
elected her entire democratic ticket.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-18
BANK OF ALLEGAN.

AT q meeting of the citizens of the village OF
Allegan, called for the purpose of taking
into consideration the present condition
of the Bank of Alegan, one of the large
west rooms ofthe Exchange was crowded
to overlooking. The meeting was organ.
lied by the appointment Of Geo. Y. War.
ner, Esq. Chairman,and Daniel Emerson
Secretary.
After a full discussion of the subject,
Messrs. Ezra e. Southworth, Daniel
Emerson, Silas F. Liulejohn, Nathan
Manson and Milo Winslow, were appoint.
ed a committee to report resolutions to
the meeting, who after recess reported
the following, which were adopted by tine
meeting without dissenting voice.
Whereas reports are in circulation cal.
culated to injure the credit of the Bank Of
Allegan, and having heard the statement OF
the President and Cashier as made under
oath before the Commissioner, and also the
statements of the County Clerk and Coun.
ty Treasurer, therefore
Resolved, That we have the fullest con.
fidence in the Bank Of Allegan to fulfil all
its engagements, and that we have entire
confidence in the integrity of its officers.
Resolved, That we as citizens of Ale.
gan, not interested in the Bank of Alleran.
but deeply interested in the welfare of the
village, and in a safe circulating medium,
will use all lawful endeavors to sustain the
Bank under the present excitement, occa.
stoned either by the iniudicious remarks or
wilful misrepresentation Of few interes.
ted persons in the village of Kalamazoo.
Resolved, That we advise the holders OF
the bills, not to sacrifice the same, that they
are now, and will undoubtedly continue in
circulation at par with us.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the chairman and
secretary and seat to the publishers Of the
Detroit Free Press, and Advertiser, and
the different papers in the western part OF
the state for publication.
GEO. Y. WARNER. Chm.
DANIEL EMERSON, Scc'y.
AlIcgan, March 3ist, 1888.