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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

Nbft,. s., SDbalb bic Strdbalter Der 8ant BON
gSociter ben 8erf9un9en, bic Der erte bhnttt beer
Stte entbdlt, ncd)9efOmmen ein weroen, on Der cOm
l9ten Nb1dnre Der 9fe, tetitelt Sine Gtte ar ge
9urung oes Santweiens in Sbtp', pai1rt am 2Iten
Sebruar 1884, 70 pet iId rteelbe auf bic Ganf bon
9S # besebt oIs bierourd tpieeerrufen betrad'
tet Dereen"
Attd.6, DAP es unsefesItd 1T fir befa9te gant,
ewObl tr9enO einent Stcdpalter Ooer Direftcr, ouf
ene rte Doer Sdu!oldein Yin, su eiben ODER ostcns
tren, ais aud, rseno einen Stcdbaer Ober Direftcr
Su 9etatsn, Der Sanf, in r9eno elmer ECrn ,u einem
grO6ern Setra3e ais Die odlfte oes Gaptaltoes, ben
1clder StOdbater Cber DlreftOr mirtltd befbt, in
Shnlo gu tolen ooraus9eest baB ntdtts, tpas bier.
Sanf oerbnoert bona fde QSehieliheine, Su oersn
|Warttprsen, III faufen pber oerfaufen.- f..
NbId, Z. 0ae belagte Sant cUn 9SrDlfer fol- Der.
bunoen ien, einen iclen getra9 bon @ClO 1lno Sils
bernlitnSen ais pirfbes @9enth1m in tbren(SetpGben
su balten ,tpeIder eine Dpl. fir jeee Dcars ibrer
ere9nen fcte, paB be}aste Banf lit Der @inl6uns b'
rer 9tcten nno BeSabung tbrer unmttelbaren Yers
blnolt6feten in gclesuno Stlber>itnSen, btc1en bs
ldntt. tn cferu er d) auf bas gerbdltntB Der Mlnse
sum papterumauf bejtebt nerestl 70 ioa es unseieB1
l fir bic Direttoren Der beia9ten 8ant en, BON Der
9cno ctne Sfoe, BQ, Bcnc poer Sderbett gu otstcn>
reu, rber auf iraeno cine Mete alts3usablen pber In
maf Sm lesen trseno ete crfuItrenoe Jcte bela9ter
Sanf bis oas seleBIide 8erhdltHlB 5pifden Yaplers
m1auf nno 9c!c>nno Sloer>WCnSe fpIeoer 9er9elfeut
lit unb ale OtetOnos, Die in gereBun9 Der 0orfeb>
run9en oteies slbihnitts 9emadt wnroen. foIen be-
trate nno m eber etnd1t 9ebaIten perben fur nulL
uuo d1 ti9 !; uno Die Drsftorer, peld1e lit cine
rIc 9erlesun9 einpiHiscn, ouen fur alien Der 8anf
aus cld1er 8erIesuns ertpahieuen sbaben, euer fir
9ae uo ale fir etnen in tbren tnoi0toueaen Giseu>
ldafen nerantpcrtItd iein. 9Soraus9 Bt.
IoaB Seeer, Die in philadelphia. NeW Oort, ODER Scs
ZION ccpcnlrt wnroen, uno Delhe auf Bor3eigen pon
Anwetiun9en Der Sauf sablbar Ino, enen 9leiebem
lHerth nit @rlb uno @lber in bren 8eru5lben baben-
Infcfern es ben 8euag bes papierumlaufs betrift2
Nbidh, g., DaB bic "a SaDette Sanf pom @ineinna.
IT, uno bic Sanf BON feniO beredtt9 etn fouen suse.
oileseu uno 3useRdnonie, Die lire re(pectpen 6rei
brlefe enthaten, unter oenelben 8eoin9n9en ais bic
ndnliden priuesen uno 3useltduDuibe kierourd, Der
Sanf orn IS 90 fer ertbeilt flnb, uuo. Senleltem
I0ualiftatiOnen uno @nfd,rdnfunsen Die 6ucd piefe
sftc Der Sant pom QSpCiter auferIe9t ilub - ::
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
EHN "HNNr rs


CO.. Wir publSiren heute cas- uunmebr ium @ciee
oemorcenc r9euanute ,QSociter 8anf' Bill in Der Ab
fTdt uuiern Qeern @elegenbe 5u ee6eu, oaiIel6e Sn
prufen Gs berrfhen in Se;ua auf cefes @t 9ctteilte
Weinungen bic oe6en 8ertfentid'un9 nm - netbiaer
rnaoben Die 1emrfratie frdt iohcm felt ener Geibe
prn Sabreu inter bem Banner g AT tre f o M
unb iltette btciclbe su cermirtlihen ourd perf6n
{ DE 9ernntpDrt / db { e Der Stcdha'ter
uno ourd, 8eltrafung folder 8antbeamten, bic Gd
etnes Betruges fhnlctN 9emaot NIT 8 in t erfer
NJ in tas Stant59efdn9niB. 8eibes 1T in bieer SiN
eutbalten man lele ben 2ten uno 4ten 9lbbnitt uur
IberSeuse fld Demuugeadtet aber erbeben jest eint
ae uuerer @Ce9en ibre Stimmen oa9egen uno bele3en
bic pier ocmOtrad'en Senatoren, tpeld1e fir oiefes
Bill tin,mten, NIT ben oerabideuunesmurti9lten Tas
men, cbne Der Is remofratifhen Geprdfcn; anten su
seeenfen, bic e6cnflus oaf1r geftimmt Aaten @s 1T
ettuas ouffaUeub, baB oiee II ia II, uee 70 efri9
9eseu bieles Bill ree, 9eraee lote fnn, Bic fritber
IN allen guuften MIR cem ,Sh g tate N a H.,
bem redpten Slagclmann bes tenlotrat1hcn Ne,t
nentS nadftriebeu, jebt abr be1en Sepicl nj b be-,
IfCl9en. Ter Shto State6man hat oaS Slnfblu pub(i'
trt uno biz eBt nod feline SYlbe baaeQcn pcrIoucn
!afen, mdbrcnobem feline 0dhteter ZEN rie9 ou ei9e
ne Sauf uuternebmen -QBie mir Deruehnen hat Ieb
bic Wa0e Der Cemcfratie BON QSaDne unb Nibanb
County su @junten biefes Bills ou59ciprrders 9udb
iii Starf County baben mir nod feneu 9auobctrobAer
fIb oa9egen dueern b6ren.- ..'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
QS ODfer y Qnf< BILL.

O1 bic StOdbalter Der Sanf BON Nop(ter ibre 0ittz
(rift all bic @enerals A6embD e,nlaueteu lpcrn tie
ibr Inoermo9en utter ben 9c9enmdrt9eu, erl,d)rul,
tenoen SantSsesen oe6 Staatee, @slebdfe Al tbuu,
auseAanoer lesten, uno Su9esob I'M lbre urWruu9lis
hen Nedtc uuo prlrlle9leH III hrem Sbarafcr batt
d) nlhteoectuenl9fr DlQen6 ertlirtcn, Die Seonoun
gen lno.Dloueuer uno perl0nd)er Observation-Disclosures
anSunebmen. - lno oa be1uqte Stcdbalter curob oas
9urptnpen DIR @eldofte Der Saut, fau5 Die 3elt ocs
9uplnoers ntdt uerIan9ert plrc, 9rpeen Shaoeu e:s
Ieloen Duroen: . a Der .... 49,.
9lblt. L., Set es Durdb bic General 9l1eu1blv oes
Staatee Sblc sum0eieB 3emadt, taB 0 II unp II ct)
Dem ertsn Wtarj I'M Sabre 1914 bis gum llten SUM
1850 Ger praoent Die OirefDren llo ole @e(euld)aft
Der Sant BON Us It bere e3ttst (en (ouen Su ge=
braudeu, aus5uuben uuo Su 9enieben ale 9ed,te pri
Io'le9len uno 3u9etdnonlc, lpcloe ibuen euDer luo
III Der 9lee, bet!ttet ,@e Afte pie Saut prM YSpos
ter 5n 'neorprr!ren" p1llrt am l. 0ebruar 1884 -
era ns s9eies t. oaB jeoer nno uue StrGDater
bea9ter Sant 1hre glnwlIlYun9 gu Der Sertlnollfeu
9eben' Die TN 9ten Abdnltt oteer 9tte entbalteu it,
uno Spar our6 lhre lrlftlte @rflaruns Daruter, pc
d,e ite III Die odnoe ces Staats 9lupltors II pper
nor benz erlten NRdr5 1874 nieoeraule9en baben. -
uno Dor aus ieg ferner, Dap belaste Sant 5us
l9led) ben aneern Qna1tatipncn Observation-Disclosures
blernadb entbalten, uatertpOrfen lein loa.
Aold e., Dap bon lll1o nad3 oem crlteu WdrS 1914
Die Strdbalter Der Sanf BON QS r, elmer fir
Aue uno aue fur etllen oerantwOrtd) cin fcuen. in
brer u1oloouelen nno proat @t9enlbafr, flr iebe
uno a1e 9ereden uno 9nltl9en SOroeruu9en 9eQeu be-
llagte Sanf aus8enCmmen tn iolden 8dlen, no Dcs
pctcren [perlcnen bieGelo CUR ftern stufoewobruua
IN Die 8anf nieoerle9en] uno bease Baut auoerpetia
Ilbereinfcmmell louten .~r:. =.
Ablb. g., Die BOARD Der Direftoren beIaoter sonf
ioQ aus ntd1r tpenser als uno nlobt me9r als l3
9liebern beiteben. l
Abfh 4, $50 ferne trsenb ein prdlbent, Direftcr
Irultle @ai'rer, roer aoerer 8ealuee Glere Doer 81
gent BON beia9ter Banf einiserletgetfeu ooer @sen
ttnm neldes Der 8anf seb6rt ap.r in berfelbeu oepo
ntrt it, neredt, enDenoet, pber betriserilher lBei1e
er ir9eno enen 9reubrub be9ebt mil Der 9bdt eni.
|9ere; Gfeften ODER @i9entbum Der 8auf gum 8ebrau
DE nno9tnsen tr9eno elmer anoern perIon ansumencen
fc loae auf anflase. elmer 9eridtltgen 0erfosuns
ans9eest tein, uno i'm Sale nlpi9 befunoen ,piro
tca er tdt mebr als sebn unb nidt tpeniser ais elm
:Sabr i'm Sraas5ndtbans eingefertcrt uno su barten
srbelten an9ebalten wercen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01
Ser Waterlanbsz JrtunD unD WeiHber 3eit

Serr Chambers fprad ebenfaQs fur Die Bin, 0err
SaltIp fpra nit IaIent nne Gifer 9e9en bic Sa uno
bemerfte, oaB er becnoers bon otelen DeutIdem BON
:Warion 60. eriudt fei bic Sia Su cppOnieren. ,,@
W / + 10 ODD = Das Qaus 0erta9te Ildb beute @etts
tag bis mcrsen 0eadmtta9, in GOee Der SboIttiouien
@ouoedttcn Die heute bier tatt tnret. Samuel Bbe,
Der GifapoObalrpntann miro bic Nauptruue bel Der
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

D @onoentien. - Die am 90. b. gp.
ab9ebdltene @ocns @onpention in @clum6us erndtnte
W ar oohat Bar leD bon 01id,lano @cuntp
als Wbtgs@anbicat fir Goocrnbr. Dieter Nlarcad,ai
8artleD 1T Der Batter bon Senatcr 8artleD iesiger
Spreder oes Senats. -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

Deles IuS bic Sri1dte Der 9lusiaat bes S6beraIis'
mus, unb ee 1T 6ie pfd,t Der DemOtratieI oH' be'
fem lebel uorSubeugen. @sse ue Die it. OOer 9ad)>
pet Don benr bemotratilten 8plfe bon SbiO a9en -
,Oeie GepubIifauer raren oes Sieges ndt wertb-
nidt wertb bes 8ertrauens, neil lie tbOrid)t 9enu9
tnaren, tpre Hedte, ibre retbett uno Die SnntoneH
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

&C. -Bir erflden ben beutidsn Sefretdr oes Gan.
ten nadsufommen uno uns BEL 3eiten init elmer @cpie
Der gerbanclunsen lit oeutlder Sprad5e su perleben.
So purben in Der eeten gisung pes Glubs bnrd) rn.
9rnitrons tbti9e 8ehlllJe ein9eredt, bic man u,,
fern oenthen bemofrattlden eeern nit porentbalten
fCIItp Il . s>" : @t-~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

0omburg. Gin 9Behlel bon 10000 boldncilhe
@uloen lit nod nadtrd9th aus Batavia eingetrcfen.
De1eS @c(c >uuroe auf oeu oltiuoIheu Snicln Sapa,
Sumatra, @elabes &c. gum 8eiten Der obgetronnte1'
bambur9cr einaefamlmelt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

Shio @efesaeb ebun9. Die 9fstrenbmente
ceer @infhrdnfuussbiu, welde ren @ebat D. Stnat5.
une @ruutDbeamen berabiest, wurre i'm Senat pa1rt,
erhiet Die lluteririften Der Spreder beioer cdusr
uno 1T jebt Elm @eleB oes Staotes.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

D. Die 0erren @ilmer bon 1trsinien unc
Wtlttn bon pennlylnanen tpureen BON prGIcent
Isler 81 9ecern feines @abinets ernannt. @rlferer
ais Warne .Setretdr, lesterer als &rtegs Setretdr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

NJ Die Babl fdmmtlider feds 9eprafentanteu i'm
ecngreB fur WearDlano lit 81 @unen Der Wbi9s aug.
gefallen. Ser suerls la6t, ipeint suIebt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

SeIbltmerb eines @oMoern6rs.
am 9ten D. ST. auf feineu 3immer @r bate cine ees
acene Sudie eeaen feline stirn sefemmt uuo NIT et.
men Sacen ben Druder 9eScQen. Su etnem 8riefe an
Sol. SO. s.. Mtnor 9ibt er als llrlad)e bieies
Srittes Die SerldumbunQeu nub gerfoI9ungen feiner
6einoe felt ben letten 12 Mrnateu all gr irQ 1bcn
felt ldn9erer 3ett al einer 9en1utbe 9eten
ba6en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

Sob ganbolp b BON gir9inien, ebenio ais
Staatsmaun uno Gecner, aIs me9en ieiner rhdId1ts
lcien Cerbbeit berItmt, irrad siuit iiber cenrY
ap: 'Gr it tnlentocu, otcr teledIih. @r ftiuft
nnc sdnS une 9ldnst unc ittuft &pie cine Derfaulte
Wafrele bel MenbIhein.'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

l. Stlfrltf 9laptcn QSctt, BON .Ga,nitcn,
2. Ja,nrs 9V. Sor(tr, BON 0arte,
3. ~ Q. Scrslnan, pou @rtcn,
4, :. s. 1aplpr, pom Champaign,
S. 9ap. .5is9ins, BON $ueas, -"
6. Vttcrt Bead, prn 2ecob
7. ; bn Q. QPb,tt, ron Drown, =. o.
8. 1ecmas Mcsrerp, prn NcB, ri
9. Salentin Setter, ron 9Ditamap, s.., .z.
TO- ~ eJamrs parter, pcn Siding, ...-
II. ~ Srbn Sartrllm ron Maricn, IT,.
IL. ~ George Grrminc, rcn @ectc,
Ii. - 0autlus 8. Y crep, ron Dpr9an, :@'
IA. Staat W. <aunins, pcn 8uern(ep,
Is. ~ 4Saltcr Santielon, prn !6Arri(cn, jg}e
Is. ~ Sebaiian &rainaro, ron xusrara.pas,
II. - Samcs Sartcs fr. ron Carroll, @,| =
IL. :, Jleal WeGcp pon 9Bapnr,
10. >, If.c Srcnc, son Suminit,
20. ~ Senjamin Npams, pcn Safe, .
81. ~ 9tepban 81. SarSeut, pom Oletina.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-01

Ole Bbi9s modcn Elm uberaus arcBes 9riumpb9e>
>Sonoeutisn, nnb beboupte, ba er, fan1mt
i;tnen Sr-u Den, Sur @l1Y" partet tter9:beh rpJr>
BE- Benn ccrIelbe alte @rOn wa6te, nie wtni9 @ruub
gu elmer 70 pcridneuen Sebauptun9 perbanOen 1T, fc
pi'soe er iIherd1 fdDei9en. Ser '@harIeftcn Wer:
curry orn @albcuns Organ, hat f1d1 oage9en ousQe
prCden un5 eutldeoen ertdrt, oaB lle nit Der oemo
tratiIben Vartei ftegcn poer fallen tpcaeu.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-20
LESSON TOYOUNG LADIES.

The eldest of two sisters was PROMISED
by her father to gentleman possessed Ola
large estate. The day was appointed tor
gentleman to make his visit, he not having
as We, seen either Of them, and The LADIES'
were Informed of his coming tina. they might
be prepared 10 receive him. The affi,nced
bride, who has the hsndsomer OF the two,
being desirous to show her elegant shape
and slender wais, to the best advantage,
clothed herself in dress, which sat yer!
,igh, and close upon her without any lining
or facing Of fur, though i. was in winter and
exceedingly cold. The consequence was
that she pale and miserable, Ike one per
ishing with the severity If the weaker;
while her sister, who regsrdlessof her shape.
had alfred herselfra.ionally with thick gar
men,s lined with fur, looked warm ane
healthy and ruddy as rose. The gentle
man was fascinated by her who had the
most health and the most prudence and
having Obtained the fathers consent TO the
change he left the mortified sister 10 shive'
in single blessedncss French Leae'sa
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-20
EYM1NI:..

The silkcn tie that binds two willing hearts"
MARRIED, on Tuesday evening Tho
| 9th instant, by the Rev Wm G'1N
MIR. JesErm L.. BICGs, Of This place. 10
Mis-. ELIZABETH T., eldest daughter
Aaron Brian ESQ. Of this County
"Give me a wife whose sunny eye.
Shall drive the cloud from yondcr sky.
Whose honied words and looks will ear
Love may bloom in winter day!
Friendship may come with pepsive air,
To cheer the moments free from care;
But worldly friends soon shrink away
From the frost and storms Of a winter day.
A wife, n wife. whose sunny eyes
Shall drive the gloom from clouded SKY!
Her will seek to chase away
The storms that cloud life's lingering day"
Getting married seems TO be decidedly
the order Of the day Of late. Well, succe"
to these who embark in the enterprise, ''J
we. With The above notice we acknow
edge The reception Of a rholf cake, the mef'
its Of which we discussed with much gus''
What think you row, friend Falconer, Of 'A'
prospect Of "famine" in Tippahf Ma!
the happy couple enjoy full cup Of wee
ded bliss, unembi,tered with the ills o"
vicissitudes Of fortune.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-20
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TAKE NOTlCE-Thai have thisda
filed my petition in the office Of the Clen
of the Probate Court Of Tippah County, %
The State of Mississippi, praying the s'H
Court for Dover in all the property Of o!
deceased husband Nathaniel Hollomon, nn
Of said county. ! shall move the cav
court, on the first Monday in March lS4A
to grant the prayer Of said petition, vnsa
and where all perons interested may 100"
their objections, if any they have.
JENNA HoLLoMoN
January IL 1874 -l2-4t-fee S."
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-20

Mr.. swann io'rodueeda 0''' repeating
tho &C, Of 1910, aud 'e'''''s that Of 1917
.v which recorded copiS Of instruments
moy be road In evidence. Road 'w'eo '"'
deferred to The committee on the Judiciary
Mr. Klein introduced bill TO alter the
Constitution so tina, tho Chancellor and
Judges Of tho Supreme and Circuit oo"f''
shall be elected by joint vote of the two
house. Of the Legislature, and hold Office
during good behaviour--'ha' there shall be
no ,rohi,ion to the Introduction Of slaves IN
The State, and tina, the Legislature shall have
power to prohibit or permit their introduce
ton when deemed necessary.
In the House, Mr. Greer Of Marshall, in
,roduced bill to repeal the ret Of ls4o
abo'ishing Imprisonment for debt IN thus
State, Referred to the judiciary COMMITTEE
Saturday, Jan Gin the Senate res
olution, offered by Mr. Horn, ins'ruc''ns ou
Senators and requesting our Representa-
,ives in Congress, "to have the price o
palue Of the Public lahds in the State 0
Mississippi reduced,'' was adopted.
I'VE should like to know definitely vhlcl
Ii, is Mr. II. wishes reduced, the price or tn
palaeO
Ia tte House, Nh Harris, Of Copiah, in.
troduced bill "to regulate the practice ii
Courts ofLaw and Ckancery in this State.
| |, 10 said to be similar to the famous Brisc
Bill Of the Extra Session, and provides 'hs
The defendant, when any suit shall be broug'
by bank, may pied any forfeiture of III
Charter as a bar to the action, and if sue
forfeiture is proved it constitutes an offset
The oebt.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-20
CONGRESS

seou,c Dec %. The report Of wv
Of Tho General Land once
wa. presented. After which me"0 ~
and petition. we're presented. The bill '''
tho occupation Of Oregon was twice reno
nd referred. Mr.. Allen shsr0d rs'0'a'
ion calling on tho Prc.'dcn, to furnish u
40, ;ocouoo,iblo with tho public 'n'ero''''
copic. Of instructions to The American" w." ,.,'
i.ter in England relative to Oregon '"'
Senate then holt an Executive session.
and Adjourned
HOUSE or Observation-Disclosures
were presented, among others one ff IN
Alabama in favor Of reduction OF Postage
Mr.. Giddings a petition from WILMA"
! Jones, representing himself as freeman
Blu, now in prison in Washington as a slave
The rea ding Of this petition excited con''d'
cradle interest Mr.. Dillet Of Alabama
said tho suhjec. properly belonged to the
Courts and not to Congress, and moved to
Iav i, on the table. The question was ia
ken and the motion rejected, and the pes'
ton vas ordered to lie over one day.
Nh. Payne gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill to repeal the law d's'"b
uing among the States the proceeds OF mt
sales Of The public lands. MIR. Campbell
Of s Carolina, offered resolution for tn
/, Adjustment Of Imprisonment for debt in tn
, District Of Columbia. The House took u
It the resolution VI Mr.. Hale calling on tn
D Secretary of the Navy for q statement Q
b the amount of expenditures for the iom
. Squadron, upon which discussion ensus'
which is reported at considerable length
The ln,ell:gencer. The discussion wa
suspended to enable the Speaker to pre-
, sent several executive documents, afte
$ which the House adjourned.-Nashville
Wing.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-20
Notice..

LII persons indebted to the late nI
"A Of Nortor e. Hunter are requs'''s
to call at their old stand 10 kips!
and pay, or their notes and accounts WI "
put in train for collection, without rsss";,'
JOHN HUNTER, Sur Pn.
of Norton y hun."
January lSlh 1874.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-20
A ROMANTIC STORY.

The cincinnati Inquirer tells the follow"
ing s,ory-'A lady in easy circumstances
Or as easy as the possession of twenty thou
sand dollars and asagreabie farm can render
a blooming widow Of ,hirty-five, entered a
store in Lower Market st. on Monday last,
for the purpose Of purchasing supply OF
dry goods.
/, so happened that the salesman in the
said store was a young gentleman with
whom she had long been intimately acquain'
ted, as lack would have 1t, the young gen,
,leman with whom she had long been init
mateIy acquainted, was the only person in
the store.
When The lady entered, there was n
recognition blush and an enquiry about
the price Of flannel. She bought few
articles and while tho clerk was atlhe back
part Of the store, making Out the bill, she
slipped Dol, of Irish linen under her cloak
The clerk himself unseen by the lady,
Witnessed the operation, and when he came
forward to present The bill, he very unsal-
antly and very blua,ly accused her Of The
theft? This vas proud moment for the
young mana momen, Of triumph. But
one ehor month had elapsed since the
night when this same lady had indignantly
refused marriage proposed from this same
young man!
He now felt the superiority of his posi-.
tion-he felt that the Irish linen placed i,
in his power TO dispel the clouds which pow.
erty had thrown around him, and he told
the unfortunate widow that hi. duty requir>
ed him to place her in the cold embrace Of
the law, in order that justice nigh; be done
his injured master aud respectable society
deprived Of dangerous member. She hung
her head and the tears streamed upon her
blaek-kid gloves as she took from under her
cloak the costly handiwork Of Ern's Isle and
put it on the counter.
u What shall | do to be savedn SAID the
T widow. The young man smiled. Revenge
is sweet-so is widow of thirty five with
The good round sum Of twenty thousand
The young man suggested the only method
by which she could save herself from dis.
grace and prison. The suggestion open
ed the way for general business CONVEX
satlon which terminated 10 bargain. The
Irish linen became joke, and on Sunday
night last-thsy were married.
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0.rlI,n. John @. Spencer, Il ''sm 10"
10 10 generally conceded, will DO M' w.
ar. nominee for tho place Of Judge 1'ho"p
.oo. 7hi. wa havc anticipated from the
fret, Thcreupou sund'y journals aro d'''
co..;ov a rccn,, oe tho entire Cabinet, ma
king Mr.. Ilcn,haw Secretary of'ho 1fe'"
ury, and bringing in Gov Shannon Of o"'o
or Mr.. Wise as Secretary Of the Navy
O,her, make n dideren, deal. II strikes
u, TIM, ], may be as well to await the Sem
a,c's action in the matter Of tho Judsc'h'p
wscoss,N-Goyernor Do,y delivered
his message to the Legislature Of this Ter
ri.ory the Oh inst. Ho recommends pro"p
action on the subjec. of Territorial 'ndeo''
edness, both ia understanding its extent ant
providing for its discharge. A great part o
the message is devoted TO the supper. OF tn
claim Of Wisconsin 10 tho territory lynn
q between her presen. southern boundar
9 and line runnirg due west through tn
o southern extremity Of Lake Michigan to tn
!. Mississippi.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-20

Mr.. GAYS CoNsIsrENCy.-The Balti- ,
more American makes the following ex>
trac, from a speech delivered by Mr.. Clay
in The session Of 1912, soon after his re.
turn to the Senate. Itappears that he
then entertained and expressed the same
opinions which he now does, in respect,o
the tariff &C, Of 1928.
can amendment of the system was pro-
posed in 1928, to the history Of which
refer with no agreeable reccolections. The
bill Of that year, in some Of its provisions,
was .framed On principles directly adverse
TO the declared wishes the friends OF the
policy Of protection. / have heard wi'hou.
youching for the fact, that it was so framed
upon the advise Of prominent citizen, now
abroad, with the view Of ultimately defeat
ling he bill and with the assurance that,
being altogether unacceptable to the friends
Of the American system, the bill would be
lost. Be that as it may the most excep.
,ionable features Of the bill were stamped
Is upon i, against the most earnest remons:ran.
y ces Of the friends Of the system, by the
a votes Of Southern members, upon princi
'lpe, | think, as unsound in legislation as il
IS reprehensible in ethics"
~
lis lowA.-The official vote of Iowa 70,
"a. Delegate in Congress shows the following
nj, result: Whole number of votes cast, 10
AN S96. For Gen. Dodge, loco. 6,OS4; fol
X, Wallace, wing, 1872. Dodge's majority
= 1872.
ut The Lancaster "UNloN," one Of the bes,
'H Wing papers in Pennsy Ivania, and which
'te has hitherto been the organ of the exclusive
ne Anti>Masonic party, has just taken down
at the name of Gen. Scott from it's mast. heac
u. and put up that Of Henry Clay. Mr.. H
TO Montgomery succeeds R. w. Middleton
N Esq as Editor. The Gettysburg Star ha,
taken the same course. The friends O
IL, Protection and The Land Distribution II
no Pennsylvania, as everywhere else, are nov
u all but unanimous for Mr.. Clay.
Of ~
Is, MAIL LosT.-The Mail from Hopkins,
ed vile, Ky, to Springfield, Tenn, due on The
ia, 9th uIt. failed. The driver, with ano,h.,
white man and negro, were drowned ia
attempting 10 cross stream entitled Rec
River at Supc's Mill in a hoat wh;ch w.,