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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-20

CHEAT sTORE-IO COUNTRY AND CITY DEAL
" EHS-J G. MORRISON, 1888 Greenwich street, be-
tween futon and Vesey North River side of
the city of New York, offers for sale
Grocers' Articles, Drugs and Medicines,
Confec' ioners' do, Patent Medicines,
Dye Woods, Paper Makeu,
Dyen' Articles Ha,ters' and
Paints and Calico PInters Articles,
Painters Articles, Root Beer Makers,
0ROCERS' ARTICLES
Spanish Segau, Snuff Mscaooy,,
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Scotch.
Starch. Stoushtons Bitten,
OH Peppermint Mace
4 iQuo1ce, Indigo,
Batn Beck, Csse Soap,
saleTaius, Corka,
Powdered Giug,r and Root Castor Oil, in bottles,
White Lead, dry and IN OIL Alcohol
Alum Corperas,
Olive Oil, in bstlss, 80 ca Epsom Salts,
I.ingiass, Russia, our Sulphur,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
Satpetre, Friction and LOCO Toso
Pepper sauce Matches
Cream Tartar, Carb Anmonio,
Magpesa, British Lustre,
CsmIhor, Olive Oil, IN bkts, IL eash,
Arrow Root, soda, for wsshing,
Cau.way Seed, Mustard, London,
Lemon Syrup. ,ayeune Pc PIPER,
Turkey Opium, YAiia Beins
HOPS &c. Tenca Beans.
OILS.
Winter strained Sperm, Linseed,
fsN do do Neatsfoot,
summer do do Olive or sweet
Whale and refined Whale. Spiriis Turpentne,
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE, PHlLADEL-

ITO LET-Fom the slst day of July instant for
Of years this long established pop
ular house with its spacious and elegant saloons
wardrobe, library machinery p operty gas
lures It's well known reputation, both Europe aud the
United renders OF numerou.
and pecu7 uducet which present. them
selves the cons dcrnto Of efficient
which will the chief object Of The proprietos
opo,sl', which shall be considerea CONFIDENTIAL
1.-THE Board of the Chestnut Street Theatre No
81 South Delaware Avenue, rhiad. Iphia. iv7toa,~r
OFklCk OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMtA
~ NY-Ohice Wan street. This Company continue
their business Of insurance against Loss damage By
goods and sso on vessels and their
sersocs against loss by inland navigation.
DIRECTORS.
Thomsi w Thome Esha Ring.
Thomas Woodruff BENJAMIN Robson
John Davisep Trancis SAGE
Ihomion Pnco Joseph Allen
John II Lee John Moore
Msses Tucker James HolmeIs
Caleb Tuni1 James Whiuns
Anson Baker Wm Them
Joseph Drake Trad HaWlcy
John Merritt Thomas Mouell
- - IHOMA6 w. THORNE, President
GEO. T. NOPE. Secretary m v iah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-20

LANFS!! HUN N'S IIAMPS.
&c n ORN'o PATENT SOLID BOTTOM GLASS
IL FOUNTAIN LAMPs."-Eor chemical oil or cam
phneThese Lamps have become celebrated and extern
sy used and are IN fact he admiration and wonder Of awho
cal aud give light unequalcd blliancy durability;
perfectly safe simple and and trim;
lamp will light than sperm candies at an ey
pen.s of.ss than half ept hour All who examine and
simplicity safety and economy ALL The SUI
peror sgspdor Of their light And fact, would they
h demand Should a he,s be any who yet 9er the
of broadway and CHAMBER ST. hundreds other
places where Ihey have the light For further particulars
Fsrt where they are Ter sac wholesale and retail BY O.
per gallon liberal deduc ton by the barrett 10 sell again.
also on lamns 10 agents or Others, to sell again.
lie "a
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PAlMO'S ARCADE BATH,
80 CHAMBER STREET
THE 9ENTLEMEN's SALOON NOW OPEN.-Clrea

Reduction. ~
paths. -. .';..'..''''''"'35 cents.
- tlckcfs Tor.
The subscriber having leased the above for
term Of has improvements on scale which
rhso completed will he hstter. himself taste,
elegance and magnifcence, with similar
the word having visited the best conducted baths
rope ne fleets hesitation his fellow citizens thai
PROVE tno matter at whsI the splendid mansions
occasion be lost sight Of and the Improvements
5eegances OF the European Baths he will liberty
a. we'll koown ta,ts all thar he has observed wanting
The Laules Saloon will be IN readiness in a few days
nil description Of the varied will be given when
coIe,ed, and the whole thrown public
mis- 3mrc FERDINAND PALMO.
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I A6sE s.rs ssT
iess the following properties =
and viii %d.w to
in Iaa r. the least and requires no attention
.feped By cold weather sor can the rubber de-
Complain; made of a ao.s no. poSae
.as me sbOns popre' il will be taken back at any time IN
change without charge
Buyer. viii clearly satisfied ths, hls hose The
o sns 4 many s o
liquids. HORACE a. DAY,
ll7 lmsr Successor to HoxbarJ l. r. c. IS ManenLans
CROTON WATER.
THE Timed Lead Plies inverted by Mr. Ewbank are, III
The opinion of large u M Of the s.
Ppes that be used wi,h safety conducting t,
e a.eP hand And constant supply
sycIsSis terms. JOHN G: PASS. INC n,'''
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
-. Broadway Impressed with the necessity meeting the
he h: and
% 70 he 7aas
Hs sRE% Of G Bs.msa
gentlemen be ,nppied deducuon Of per
The following is submitted merely a specimen of tn.
supsrdne C9sia made in the best style, from Sc sa
Eyts , do, OF the hn.sS quality Is to %
Chslile Fests, PTS
begs leave in conclusion observe above articles
may be relied ell respects, be Of the genuine
and lower than other house furnishing the
ausltv OF articles il imr
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT Ost WARD.
" aOBr-Gentiemen families d'sIous Of convert De
their lett on apparel cah, obtain for the
the highest cash price.
To families nd gentle quitting the city, or changing
residence, having supervisors effects dispose will
ind much their send for VINO
VIII attend them al 'her residence by appS"tmek
No. 6 John st and IA Varick 81, New York.
lire through the post Office etheTwe, will receive
PROMPT ateRt
CIothinr clesned, altered end repsir.d. jy7 lmsec
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90 IN ThtbtLMoNT HOUSE. NEW BRIGHTON
IN i've 80 tefibeI hsyin htted estab ishment
1910 Ef 'pense Tor The comfort Of his fieprs and the
public tit Ter the very ib.ra psuoncte seacy be
slowed % htN, fu by has eIsTtons to please
oft - - "
He brs' TO utorn sr that h. has ,i two dom and
N &c snse rooms 400 tulc which he viii Il, ON nm, low
% SUIT he umrs " mime iit aopoaion be made and will
be happy
and advantages Of this plsds ~ ~ ''
Th~ situation ~ OF the desirable on In. T.rrc.
Having very noe large bsthng house directly I foni AZ,
bo1e ssjoy that urury with the greatest
~ pleasure
Ia. steamboats, ply oonstsnty Throughout tn. day to and
n Ne~ fcrs OkOH0E PIkHls,
Belmont Houss New Brighton.
~ tsn issa 1907
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FELLOW CITIZENsi
VIZ
are bound to
believe il, from the very
cIrcumsnuce, that all who take
On. SwAYNE Compound sy ar Of Wild
fo g oa.S 'Nf o. 30 ns BS Ssasr tickling
or rising sensation IN the TOR at bronchis
whoopin= cough, asthma, weakness Of
the nervous system, or im aired
constitution, from any csuse,
and TO p event persons
from falling ntoa
decline, ths me-
dicipe mas
CAUTION.-Air preparations from this ,surble tree, sx
the above, Dr. swayne Compound syrup Of Wild Cher
FICTITIOUS aud ren,red only by D. swayne
Race sress Pniadelnha, aud or sale only in New York
Minors Drug store. 1872 Broadway corner Of John
jy3 lmsrc
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
~ change grey hair original color in a few minutes
This ISOLATION different from offered and
Of supercedtg all ohe Ii highly cacious and possesse,
the great advantage Of beauyins the hair without prls
its growth
Those who doubt virtues requested to have their hal,
changed before paying their money II humbugs would TAKE
this method, there would be complain.
One trial will prove the fact.
street, opposite the Hall Of Records New York. up stairs
HODGES CkLEBRA ED LONDON BIT TEk5s-
Guilty of Europe appetite, and are ao
roiuve tor lever aud and obtained al Ill ~
prnepal hotel. 10 the United states m. doc, for
sold, who esae only, at No ia Fulton ST. one ooo' wv"
:. Coany merchants requested to call and examine
Agents Tor Boston, Mass, Messrs. Blake Tmneri cor
.:T Nh ~ pS g, oI H. rTsy ..%
IA HOU sTON Den.., s.s rsqansSa 70 sw fo S.
kbauwlmsw
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TNHk TRUE EXTRACT Or sARsAtARiLLA from
81 Courland is gaining popularity before
Known in fact it is sold al reasonable price, and Of
good materials any other One trial will convince the
scrptca To be had emily above price 81
botslr: 81 rerd DOZEN. iaor
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The RoEcips will sail FROM the . OF sspte nber sfordng
u wlshins send FOR their friends favourable oppor
un'y o'h'vipg them brought her,
linz, Oh re8Sonab ls terms.
DratS for lane small payable demand, without
qeount other charge, all the England
band scotsnd Waef also be obtained apple
The Liverpool will succeed the Ro,cius and sail on
n iyeO
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gSsR OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKET
f6N FOE LINERPOOL-PacEet Of tne LIST AnR-Tl

T, q
The splendid packet ship ROsLU5. Captain Collins sails
he s5th i'tt regular day lew pssseI
VI be 70 d,led q he 10
~ btasssge fromCeat ButaIn and lreInd Liverpool
be cured the lowest by guar packet
SAILING weekly The subsc 1ber hes Iust neuded
ed for the Of IN, draft. the fol-
wns banks-The National and Provincial Banks e LELAND
end stsl her bsDohes Also The Na'Ions snd Provincial
Bank Of ENGLAND and ali branches throughout and
Wales Alto the Eastern Bank Of tand, the Gfeenock
BANKING Co. and all their oranohes Scotani
fur erpa RAJ nj aDoly a ali
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-28

"n' W0fsSdH 'oHhufss
FfLtow crutNsi
Tie L,sisla,ufs nj The late
called session having provided that the Clerk
oftbe Disifiet hsnoefy curt, he elected by The
people, !, having become a Candidate for
that once, have adopted Thu. mode Of presenting
ny name before the people OF the District, from
The fac, that II will not be In my power 10 see
and become personally acquainted with
sllmy fellow cit zcns, from whom lam ,olie.
tirg suffrage.
The first and highest OF our earthly duties is
the'upport of our family, and TO this end have
been most anxiously and industriously engaged
in my profession, until much affection and III
health have greatly impaired my ability to un.
dergo the arJuou, duties connect ed with its per
suit, and mperatively demand that shall desst
rom the labours and exposure consequent upon
my professional avocations. To discharge this
duty then in my case, | must abandon it j, if it's
possible for me otherwise to procure the means
for its accomplishment. Believing that both my
education aud pursuits in life, together with a
desire closely to apply myself in the discharge
of the duy that may be incumbent upon me,
will fully enable me to I'll with entire satisfac-
ton to the country the station to which aspire,
confidently appeal to generous public for
their suffrage and support.
have for many years past been resident of
Holly Springs, and have become pretty general
~ known to the citizens OF Marshall County
By such a character as lhsse formed among those
who have known me Longest and best, Lam viii
ling to stand or fall. And when the inquiry
which Improper and right to be instituted in
regard to all Candidates for Office shall be made
L he honest Is he capable-Is he faithful to
the country. 1.-THE answer, so far as l am con
cerned, shall The satisfactory, it will be the
duty of every patriot to vote against me-, but,
ifon the contrary the reply shall be in the afrr.
NATIVE, / may justly hope to receive the conf
dence and support Of my fellow citizens.
As the Office i entirely disconnected with the
political questiors of the day, shall not even
aliude to the position which occupy in regard
ito this subject. To yon the selection which is
to be made, among the Candidates before you,
may be matter OF but little oare-7to me it is
a matter of vast interest aud Importance; and l
trust That determination and enquiry. which
you may institute in regard to the character and
qualifications of those who are running for this
office, will lead you to the conclusion, that the
discharge ofits duties, and the interest Of the
publIc,in connection with them, may bo safely
entrustedto
Your ob't servant and
eerses Fellow Citizen.
20. WALKER.
Holly Springs, Angst 1913.
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TRUST SALxr dj,l'
Negroes Il LaNsa.,1

MN conformiiy with certain Deed
=. Trust executed by Archibald Richards
and Charlotte Richards his wife to the
undersigned, Alexander c. Blair and Math.
ew Lacy, Trustees, to secure the pay ment
of certain debts due Samuel H. Doxey aud
n. G. Arneti, bearing date on the l5.h
day of September, 1910, and recorded in
the Probate Clerks Office Of Tippah Coua,y
in Deed Book c, pages 62S, 629, g. $50.
Will expose TO sale to the highest bidder at
Auction. on the first Monday in April next,
|QS4t a, the door Of the Court House in
Ripley, Tippah County Mississ ippi, all the
following described land and negroes, de-
scribed in said Deed OF Trust; TO wit:
The East half Of Section Thirty Two, in
Township One. of Range One East, ia the
Ch.ckasaw Laud District. Also, John, Dam
dridge, Talbot, Anderson, John, a boy)
IStephsn, Eliza, Elizabeth, Frankly Susan,
Ann, Elm, Clancy and Parlheney, and
their increase, or SO many as will satisfy
heclaims aforesaid and all interest accrued
and accruing thereon, iii! paid, and all costs
Incidental to,he execution Of said Dsei Of
Trust. Terms of sale will be cash. We
will convey such tile only, as is vested ia
US as Trustees, Viii b is believed 10 be
perfectly good.
x ALEXANDER G. BLAIR
MATTHEW LACY.
Trustees.
Sep ember, 18Th lS43-49--sm
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of ihr be- irii' Cfm aefys unlil NE
t'h ol Mmch 1878 1be yoie flogd iof
Fa'ief %, "f ,s'ell -, scattering B.
svrscta jAHs,ois was hen elected ~ GIl
lbo remaining vacancy, 70 serve sis yoay
from The ilb of March 1871 Tho vote
stood, Jspogo 81, scattering 30.
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assaraMt Latch.

COMMISSION MERCHANT &. GROCER,
FRoSr Row, MEMrmIs, Ten.
WW7iLi keep conslanly on Hand a full
w supply Of C&fse, Sugar, Molasses,
sal, Cotton Begging and Rope
&c &c, which he Will sell at the lowest
prices for cash. tie is prepared viii safe,
spacious ard convenient Store, Warehouse,
and Cotton shed an j yard; and solicits con ,
signmcnia Of hierchandize, Cotton and
sTebacco--cn which he will make liberal
cash advances. Toct, |. 1913.
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COY. JONES' MESSAGE.

We have perused with much pleasure
Gov. Jones excellent message to the Leg
Y islature Of Tennessee. II treats exclusively
sof local matters, leaving out ofview national
questions and recommends sound and jp-
*dicious policy. We cannot foibear quoting
~ portion ofhis remarks up the subject Of
Republication
alt must be very gratifying 10 every
Tennessesn% 10 remember that how far So
,Nser se-,s OF our sister states may have de-
pasted from the standard Of correct morals,
knw much soeyer they have done to destroy
nsthlic confJcnce, and forfet'ih respect
wkich is due to strict fidelity, Tennessee
A1s thus farmet and promptly complied
xish all her engagements, and ! trust that
~ Circumstance will induce her 10 persue
indifferent policy. viii Tennessee, name
4ear 10 all her sons, one Of the proudest sis
rs Of The Confederacy, that has ever shown
srseif ready to make sacrifices, The largest
III viRdicating her honour, even for mo
Sleni, cnt ertain or cherish differeuipoicy 7
ill eae ever commit the suicidal act OF
jRging on Der fair name the soui and obi
sta;npf reputation? trust The time
N2H never come when this doctrine shall
aia in this state Sure | am that none Of
sons in whose bosom dwells one spark Of
fiolic fire, will SO Car forget what is due
n ghem character, their fame, their honour,
:he memory Of their fathers, the claims
m roslsrily, the demands Of justice, the re-
I siei.ians Of morality 50 far forge,
n Nary thing that is valuable in our charac-
Il &c as a Safe, as to become the advocates
IA this odious doctrine, demoralizing in It's
ndencies, dangerousin its consequences
y iiAering, blighting midewto credit, char
ler, and hononr.
The policy OF impolicy, ofthe. s'epis not
4 ~ issue Bonds have been executed,
10 faith Of the State has been pledged, her
i HI broad seal has been affixed and mnsi
,SIot be dishonored. The question is now
me of principal and morality Ito be honest
w dishonest ard with this issue who's
y y esitate!
M ~ k
8 TENNESSEE I.EGIsLATURE.-We learn
bat the seat Of Government has been&per
lanently fixed BY this body st Nashville.
he counting Of the votes cast for Governor
ps concluded 90 the 18Th instant, aud the
quilt vas for Jones 5S.3O7, for Polk 54,s
4. Gov. jones' majority is therefore
1888. lie was to meet tho two houses on
Wednesday the 18Th, for The purpose Of
taking the oaths Of Office.
y ELECTION OF SENATORS - The two
houses wentinto the election Of U. 5. Sen
aiors on the .l7lh instant. ErnRAIa n.
TER was chosen for I, ua,x9irsl term
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We are AUTHORISED N announce on,
LAnDO DAVIS f:sq., q CANDIDATE 10 roo
resent Tippab COUNTY IN the neu seguIs,
session Of tho Legislature, at he No,elnbel
Election.
foa yfcg CuANcfLLor.
We ae nuihoaized 10 snDo0nce Ilr.p,
DIcKissos, Lsq 81 Lowndcs, as a candidai,
lof Vice Chancellor, nj The next election,
FoR yrcE CHANCELLOR CLlna.
GIVE arc authorized 10 announce DR.
JOSEPH o. Walker, OF Holly Springs, a.
Candidate Tor The Office Of Clerk of The
Chapcery Court of This District, at the No
vembcr Election. r..
0rWe are authorized 10 announce "
d, KlMBELL OF Ripley, as a Candidate
for Clerk Of The Wee Chancery Court fo,
this District; composed Of the Counties Of
Tippnh, Ponio,oc, Marshal, Lafayette, Pc
nola, De Solo, Iunlca, and Coahoma.
For POLICEMEN
Weare authorized to announce Col
ROBERT N. CHRISTIAN as Candidate for
the Office of Policeman, in the 4ih district.
FoR PROBATE CLERK,
0J- We are authorized 10 announce Wni
McGEE ESD, a Candidate for The Office Of
Probate Clelk, lor lipPah County.
: x S.
For ASSESSOR OF TAXES,
We are authorized to announce WILEY
HAMILTON, as Candidate i+r re.tlec.
tian tooihce Of Assessor Of Texes, Cor. TIN
fah County, at the November election.
FaR RANGrR,
]. F. FORD, is Candidate for the
yf'lce'of Ranger Of 1'ippsh County, at the
next general election. 4
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We have an account,
says The Florence Enquirer, Of the election
OF 6 congressman. They stand as they
did before, except that each parry has los; a
member. The city Of rh,ladelpbia gave Il
majority Of two Thousand fer the Wings.
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& ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Wa IL
I'lrPAH COUNTY.
THY order of The Honorable Probate
Id Court, at The September Term, 1913
| viii on Monday The 9th day Of No,
vember 1913. sell toihe highest bidder in
the Town Of Salem, on.a credit Of Twelve
months, the following piece, or lot &c land,
Of John G. McDsnald Decd known in the
plan ofihe town Of Salem, as Lot No. IL,
il block No. 7. Bond and approved secu.
ri,v. will be required for the purchase
money.
II. pSMAXWELL,
Adm of the Estate OF John
G.. McDocald Decd
October, 5'h iS43-5OA 3w
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N Office.

"A LII those indebted TO the late firm q
Ia Norton 81 Hunter are hereby nali,
fled 20 come forward ard make i'm
mediate settlement, or their accounts VIII Ne
placed in the bends Q the propcrperson for
collection. ut is indispensabie that the an
settled business Of The lifm be closed.
JOHN HUNTER,
(. 7aaaa Snry. Part ofN Il II
Ripley, oct.,2slh 1919.
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TAEs.Ds{ING.

FFEv HE undersigned tender their thanks
- to the public for the very liberal pats
ronage heretofore extended to them,
and would be grateful for continuance Of
The same. They still occupy their old
stand on the South side Of The public
square, where one or both of them may
always be found. All wo,k entrusted to
them will be promptly executed for CAsn
or good CASH NOTES. Cutting and Repair
ing done on the shortest notice for Cash
only.
GoSsETT & BIGGS.
September, Dad lS43--45, al
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Onfo.--Out Of IS Congressman elected.
9 are Wigs and o democrats. The State
,s eniledto % members. II is thought The
Legislature Willie Wing.
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come white hairs oh the name, ii hands
hinb supposed TO be Or 5 years old; apprai
scd 10 s35. August 30ih iS43.
TAKEN up BY James Kinney, living 2
miles west Of Ridley, one yoke Of oxen
one 4 red and white, some While on his back
md belly the bnsh Of his l'aIwhite, mar
ked with slit ia each ear; the other d
dark brinde, marked wilhn swallow fork
ia The right ear, and 4 crop of the lefi sup.
posed ID be 8 years old;xppraised q $50,
September, % 1919 7;-45-3x
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wIsCoNSIN--Gov. Dodge ~ was
rciurneda delegate to Congress At tho late
election in this territory, by large majority
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I Iron ~ Castings.

n 81 ECEivED and for sale, 9 good lci
of bar Iron and Castings, low for
cash, BY ,, X Slight,
Ripley, Oct, 7lh IS43. M. n
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fUK0w Anti Lhf hifnts q i'ci ,efj mucI
onu ,,gsd'oier ~ az 81 70 ihfm
A. ssquenny ss u iof Hts II ~,
- bog parties ~ lbsy bos east u
4 Ppi, wa beg leave 10 present our
y for 30 dong. IL tho resolution
ID 10 The celebrated AMI bonI report
- tbs Legislature ~ James u. MAJ.
o. Chairman of,he Committee, in
this phfoxo occurs,
d while Ibis Legislature does most SOL
v rspudidte said bonds" &c. Those
vspudiaie arc surely ,eJudiators Sim.
11otssinnces nigh, be given from Menu Il
Ne M.sissippan.
egsi
bRR Policy. Some of ,he An,i.bon d
60 stos for the Legislature now profess
~ I'D favor Of winding up the Union
4 t6 and appI,in its assets TO the payment
sOflU6 binds. 10 the early part Of The cans
-v.e 1--WE happened to hear one Of the open.
inyapeeches) they declared that they could
annr1opch the bank, because they would
ecome liable for the whole debt Thai
sisjoot what one Of their organs, the Holly
4G&tgs Guard, now says. Hear il:
M Bet the people remember that the bank
liss{ lseady in liquidation under the deed Of
y3t5gnmcnt, and that the state cannot inter.
- with without releasing The sIockholJ
NJ and becoming liable for all the debts o.
~ bank"
The anti bonders then, just as heretofore,
end to make no effort to save any thing
om the bank to redeem the bonds. When
- Elitor talks of"releasing Stockholders"
q is perhaps not aware that his friends in
this county are supporting stockholders for
~ Legislature.
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E2tacOaa & Lard

II U54s received first rate lot Of Bacon
an .apd Lard, which will be sold low for
II cash BY s. r. SPiGHT.
Ripley, Oct. 7gil 1913
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4 List Ofs.ettcrs

ED E,AAiNiNG in the Post Office at
ED Rip'ey on the LIST day of October
1913, ~hicaiina iagen GU, By the
let ofJanuary lS44, will be sent to the
Post Office department ias dead letters.
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10 me yoyrs n 7yvas, Po,fctcc, H.
(og,n,. Poseis. D,Sofo, Jsnico, Coa,oma
and UgrshaH Coanafs.
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Medicine.

VNyus,rsrlss, Sweet Oil, Calomsl, Castsr
Oil, Jalap, Rhubarb, Godffeys CORDIAL
Paragorio, Spirits Nitre, Thompsons Eye
Water, Cinnamon and Aniseed Oil Camphor
md Batemans Drops, BY p. WALxER.
Ripley, may lS43.
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roa Voc CmANrILL,r.

We are nviboaized TO snpoonce Ilrsny
DmG,ssos, Esq 81 Lowndcs, as candidate
for Vice Chancellor, nj The next election,