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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27

eIa,sd H. tyor ~ MI. b,ll. and dstiesisd
many tsms,hs 10 'I'ubeombe' aud party
g.nsisIly.
sIe.sss, CmeEs Of ~ and ftsros u
Ts sbly oppessd 'he bill
wno.i c~,,,sx Ms tin. (~b'eh h'd been
anticipated trday. and ~hieh viii not long
be dsIsyed.) the Comms'ss rise s"d 'hs
IIousc sdjourned. "a, -
IN SENATE tho eredsniial. "f'lon JAMS
A. p,.ucg, Senator elect from Maryland,
were received and (Mr T. not being IN
aueodauce) we're recorded. v
Many poiimn. were prtseH'edi among
them. several by MI Bucban'n, from Pa,
Mr.. MsunrcK of Nd aud Others, asking u
rs,uc,ion postage. Mr.. NJ sa'd he should
son have prepared for introduction. The bill
# which he had given notice, on ms 'ub.
jeci. !,
Several resolutions Of inquiry were Of.
Tered and lie overland after the ifansac>
If some other unimporant business, tho
Senate held brief Executive session and
adjourned. hh'os'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27

ORGANIZATION OF THE Wn1Gs .-The
near approach of the great presidential
contest enjoins upon The Wing party the
duty of properly organizing so as to be pre-
pared to pu, forth that united effort, without
which success need not be expected. II
was prompt, united, and energetic action
which gave US the ascendency in 1910
and nothing bu. this is wanting to accom-
plish tho same result in 1914. To secure
suc, action, it is indispensable that every
whig should arouse himself and grid on bis
armour ready to TO do battle in defence Of
his principles. five do nothing to bring
nut our whole strength-to arouse up the
people to the true policy to be pursued with
regard 10 the great questions now before The
public-we virtually strike our flag and sur
render tho feld n our opponents. This we
nre sure the wings of Mississippi have
no idea Of doing. On this suppositon, a
the request Of number of the promincn
wings of,he county, we publish This wee1
a call for wing meeting, on The 22nd I
February. We observe that this day h;
been selected by the VIII igs of the uni'
generally for holding simultaneous meetn
and we trust that the call will be attend
10. To our wing brethren we would s
'come one, com ALL"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27

MISUNDERSTANDING % vacancies in
the Senatorial branch of the Legislature Of
Massachusetts, we're filed on the 9Th inst
in convention of the two houses, by electing
the whig candidates for the same seats be-
fore the people, which raises the wing ma
jority on joint ballot to nearly so, The
official vote for Governor at the late election
was: for Briggs (W) 57,s99; Morton (D)
54,242; Sewall (Abol) 1901; Scattering
GAG. There being no choice Briggs lack
ing 5,490 of having majority Of all The
votes) the Senate proceeded to the election
of Governor and 1t. Governor, which re-.
suited in the choice Of George N. Briggs
for the former, and John Reed for the latter
Office, by a majority Of "a over II oposi'ion
JIM Rockwell IVY was elected from the
7sh district, on monday, the LIST instant, at
the special election to fill vacancies IN the
Congressional delegation, being the sir.h
trial. There is still no choice in the 3rd
and 9th districts.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27
From the N. Y. Tribune.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Jan. 9, 1914.

"AShlN1toN Auuou"y, Sou' ~ Ao11'
In the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. TO-.
dav, on motion of c. ]. lNGERsoLL, by Yeas
lO4-Nays 47--,he rules were suspended
Notwithstanding the fact stated by Mr..
ADAMS, that this was the last day of'he first
thirty of the session, during which petitions
are received in order) and the bill to refund
Gen. Jackson's fine was again taken up ip
Committee Of the Whole on the Union
(Mr. DAVIS of Ia. in Chair and was dis.
cussed during the day and to late hour.
Mr.. BARNARD occupied the remainder of
his hour in an urgumena'ive and forcible
opposition to the bill, examining with great
scrutiny the particulars of the case, aud re-
plying seridt,m (as far as his time allowed
to The arguments on which the bill ispressed,
particularly noticing and refutng the two
prominent ones, viz: of the illesaIty Of the
fine. and the allegation General jackson
committed no offence against the cival au
'hority of the country, as it had been sus
pended by himself, and the military sub
sti'u'ed, and bringing our in bold rele' me
arbitrary, dangerous and unnecessary -.
sumption of power on his part, in he AZ
tempt, seven weeks after the ba,,Ie of NJ "
Orleans, after the enemy had left here,
and after news Of the treaty Of peace had
arrived, for the first time 10 enforce martial
law, DC.
MIR. DAWSON pronounced panevg, ric
upon Gen. Jackson, urged The crs-og ne
cessity Of Fastening to refund he fac, snd
labored to rid this eifor. of The charge u
being II party one
Messrs. KENNEDY of Ia. and DEAN Of
Ohio, ranted Of The urgency and unanimity
with which the American people had dc.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27
APPRENTICE WANTED.

A lad from ~ to Is years Of age, Of
steady and industrious habits, will be re
ceivet al this office as an sppreatlce 10
learn the Printing business.
Jan. 9th 1874.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27
Whig Rlccting.

A meeting Of the Wings of Tippah Coun
" will be held at the Court House, on
Thursday, the 22ad of February, for the
formation Of CLAY CLUB and for other pur-
poses. The members Of the Wing party
throughout the county generally, are ear
nesty requested to attend.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27

THE WEATHER.-This week we we're
claddened with one or two days Of sunshine,
after an age Of rain and gloom. Last nigh,
by way Of variety we were favored with a
sprinkle of snow, and whilst we write it is
as cold as Norway (almosD and threatens
another edition Of snow.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

nY order of The Praba'e Court Of Tip
Id pah County, Miss, will sell, on tho
first Monday of March mex, to the
highest bidder, a, the Court House door in
the town IF R'p'ey, on a credit Of twelve
mo n'hs, one hundred acres of land, of The
south ives, quarter Of section nine, in town.
ship four, Of range four east, belonging To the
estate of Hugh, II. Allison, Deed. Bond and
approved security required ofthe purchaser.
NANCY A. ALLISON,
. .. Administrative.
January ODD 1915
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27

ABrLL, transferring the public lands be-
Is cen TIE Mississippi, Tallaiinrhie and Cold
Wa,e, rlvets, n he State If Mississippi, has
been Introduced mo The Senate by Robert
j. Walker. By The terms Of The cessIon,
We Safe wi. undertake TO complete within
sx wears, levee along the Mississippi and
yaZoo rivers,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27

Georgia all RigM!-Gen. Duncan l..
Clincb has been elected TO Gil tho vacancy
IN the Georgia delegation to Congregs. Lo>
cofoism is dead 10 Gcorgin.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27


Mt cu.bman moved 10 slflke op' "'''
auditor. warrants" aIso.
The Iieu,s adjourned whilst mo DISCUS
tn, Il ,he.o amendment. Gas pending
Jan. iO.--0a the call Tor petitions a"o
Mr. Boone ol,a,Ged leave TO ~
lenapt the regular order Of business "
Introducing a resolution ins'iiu'ins so'"e
ioou,,y respecting The Sinking, Seminary
Library. and Surplus Revenue Funds
these amounted in all, he learned, 10 ST.
or Ooo md had been invested IN the
Natchez, Jackson, and Por, Gibson ba"6''
Aided 20 tho Jackson town lot iuho'
made upwards of Two millions oil '''''''.
IL wished TO ascertain what had become o'
hem, and fsquandered, that tho blame
,nioht res, upon tho right persons.
Mr. Grant opposed the resolution a''
though. the matter already within the scope
of another committee.
Mr. CASSIDY, Of Franklin, moved an a.
meudment appropr'a''ng the assets OF Inc
Union Bank to pay the Planters no"'s'
Several amendments were offered, but
after good deal of discussion me o''s'""'
wa. adopted without amendment
Jan, IL. Mr Moore Of Claiborae' presen'
tod tho memorlals of certain ciliZen' OIL tha'
county praying the establishment OF y ne"
county, to be called the county OF Union
Referred to com on County Boundaries
NJ, Fall presea'ed the petition of citizens
4 IIlnfs asking the. creation OF new
county from Kinds, Claiborne and c'P'an
- he called Un.oa. Referred TO Same com
ml!ee.
Mr. Yergcr presented the petition OF Ne
chanics of Vlcksburg praying change
convict labor manufacturers, 'oge'her VII
proceeds of public meeting. Reierre
TO committee on propositions and gr'eval
ces.
Mr. Harris reported from a select con
mitteo 10 which was referred the petition {
James Beasly, praying the Legislature
appeal to Gen. Thompson, our Minister
Mexico, TO procure the release of petitioner
son, one of the Mier prisoners.
| On motion to receive said report, \
Lea objected TO the Legislatures in'erfer
:, with matter entirely within the power
the general government.
e Mr.. Harris said that the petitioner wa
n, revolutionary soldier, had served IN the /
lie war, and wished the Influence Of the l.
ez is,a,ure to gain the release of his son.
p. Mr.. Grant was willing to do all he co
10 release the old mans son, but doubted
ir- propr,ety Of the sovereign state Of Mis-
IT. sipp,'s appearing as an humble begga'
lat the court of Mexico.
mt Alter some other remarks, Mr.. Ha
y obtained leave to wi hdraw the report.
Mr.. Miles of Yazoo, introduced bill
CO the relief of Married women.
On motion to reject, Mr.. Winchester S
-. that he thought the rights Of women st
GENTLY protected by the wife's or mari
, Jaws.
MIR. Miles advocated his bill at s,
gh,-spoke of the frauds committed
der the act of 1889 and the injustice
The wife-and said he would prefer
:, unconditional repeal of tina, law to the
=, sent arrangement.
After some discussion the motion to re
rex was withdrawn, and motion that the
d be read second time, lost.
;. Mr.. Grants resolution relative TO
is sale of part Of the land donated by {
gress, was called up with the amendme
On After an Intellectual attempt to lay
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27
January 23d lSl4-3t
TO ALL WHOM LIT MAY CONCERN.

TAKE NOTICE-That have this day
filed my petition in the office Of the Clerk
of the Probate Court Of Tippoh County, in
he State Of Mississippi, praying the said
Court for Dover in all the property Of my
deceased husband Nathaniel Holomon, late
of said county. shall move the said
court, IN the first Monday in March 1874,
q gran, the prayer Of said petition, when
aud where all oerons interested may make
their objections, if any they have.
JENNA HoLLoMoN.
January II 1914 -l2-4t-fee $3 81.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27

NJ. I,fasn Il B,livsf. moved iaf'hf ="
,o.lfad w calling on The jae'e'''s eom"H
"a. 10 ,spea whether ,uen sale Of The l'fd'
ro,A sa y,nsis tho donation and '''
,i,,, Of lie State 10 ssid Isnd', md urge
,he O,op,;e,y n gfan, "s pre- emp''o"' on
,ls.s Land. Decided OF ol order
Mr.. Harris, Of Cop'sb, said he won"
...,.,, ,he amendment Of lhs member IRON
Wilkinson, and regretted hat MI Brow" :
had been decided oul Of ORDER lilo had
from the first opposed the original PROPOSE
lion Of the gentleman from Jackson vi
Grant, and thought the appropriation Of these
lands to the payment Of the state deo''
FINALLY c confessed tho doctrine OF the as
.amp,iou of tho debts of the States BY the
general government.
Mr. Yerger moved to lay me feso''''o'
Of instruction with the amendment on M
table, for The purpose of moving recon
s;dera,ion Of the vote on Mr.. Grants resolu
ton, which was carried.
MIR Lewis, of Yazoo, moved The recon-
sideration of the vote.
Mr.. Fon,aine called for the reading o
he resolution. lie SAID the state held ~
relation of trustee to these lands -'tti NJ
Grants resolution inslrucung Somm''e'
to bring in bill for the sale OF then cover
cred the whoio GROUND, and that the sa.'
had the right to sell Them.
The House adiaurned pending tho O.
cufsiop.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27

Gov. BRovN's INAUeURATloN.-fhs
ceremony came off on wednesday the ION
instant. in the Hall of Representatives
When Gen. Brown had concluded the rea
ding of his Inaugural Address, Judge Clay
ton of The High Court Of Errors and Appeal
administered the oath of office, prescribe
bv the Constitution. The man portion Of
tho A Idress is devoted ia the discussion oi
the Union Bank Bond question, and atford'
nothing new to those who .heard Gen b
during The late canvass. In the remaining
portion he suggests the immediate hqu'da'
,on Of the Miss. R. R. Company q Plan
tor. Rank for the settlement Of the bonds o
tho ,a,,er-nn amendment of the Constitu
ton separating the election Of judicial 9th
c1r., and others not Of political characte'
n from that Of Govenor and members Of Cor
, press-the establishment Of system
{ common free schoo,s--and favors the 81
nexatiou of Texas to the Union. An II
augural fete was held at the execu'i'
Mansion on Wednesday evening, atcnd'
BY large concourse Of ladies and gen'
men.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-01-27
Notice.

LII persons indebted to the late firm
"A of Norton e. Hunter are requested
TO call a, 'heir old stand in Ripley
and pay, or Their notes and accounts will be
pu' in a train for collection. without reserve.
JOHN HUNTER, Sur Par.
of Norton e. Hunter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27
AnnuSen1entH.

CIfATHAM.--This evening. the excellent drama
ella Tour de- Nesle" will be repeated for the
second time, sustained by Common, Porter Hail. Mrs
Wood, will sing some Of her favorte songs Match in
the Dark Miss Reynolds Ellen Marsden Mrs Greene
az PrudenceJ H. Hall as Vellum concludes the enter
tainments Mrs. Mcclure is shortly to appear.
AMERICAN MusEUM.-ThIs IS a grand gala day,
and magnificent performances take place ut three
o'clock the afternoon, and half past seven in the even
ing and will be enough to insure crowded house TO
say tia. the Kentucky Mnstels take their benz ut with
inc attractions so don't fail OF going. for they de-
serve they will doubtless have fun house AS a
band Of Ethiopian Meloiists they pnrivaled and
Individually they are most superb performers Nc Val
arns is without equal Irish nelodist and story
teller Mr. T. q Booth unsurpassed as comic vocalist
and tis songs are greatly admired in all circles AS
Yankee clncator and Ethiopian extravaganis there is
not his equal in America and MT Howard, the left
handed paaanin makes the sweetest music the violin
w ever heard In addition TO them Mr. Cole the Chi
nese nondescrpt and his learned dog Billy with Others
likewise appear Go early and secure good seats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

Iowa ANDs.-Contracts have been made Tor the
subdivision of 60 townships III the new purchase Th'
survey or General has recommended the immediate
vey and sale of all the land lately purchased from thu
Sacs and Foxes. Iowa Is going ahead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

FIRE IN UxpRiDGE.- learn from Mr.. Stevens
of the Uxbridge Express that in UNbrdge Saturday
afternoon last satnet factory belonging to Joseph Day
OF that town, entirely consumed by fire part 0
the stock saved On the building and stock between
three and four thousand dollars was insuredosfon Maj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

TOLEDO ELECTION. The whigshave elected their
mayor and marshall seven out OF nine council
men and seven out Of nine school directors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27
Court Caleudar-This Day.

C,ncUrr Cornr-6I, e5, 40, AZ, &C. 49, 20, As, 90, 7
55 So co. g. Ga &C g. 6s Co. H. ~ 49, "a rs, rs, n
Co,iMoS PLEAs-37, 49, 49, 49, z So %, 80, ., y, as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

LECTURE. John A. Barry, Esq, of habeas corpus
notoriety, intends delivering lecture before the
'New York Society OF Literature" on Thursday
evening next. His subject is one of the greatest
interest, and as Mr.. Barry is well known a man
of high literary attainments and eruditon-as pos.
sessing chas,c and vivid Imagination, accompanied
with melody Of voice and graceful and dignified
delivery, we have no hesitation in saying his lee
ture will be one OF the most interesting OF the
season. The lecture will contain information
which from books could not be obtained without
long and close study we, therefore, advise all TO
60 Go early and obtain good seats, and decide
for yourselves if Mr.. Barry Is quite the character
he has by some been represented. See advertise
nient in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

90 MORRIS & WILLIS, NEW MIRROR OFFICE,
No Ann street. will publish Thursday morning, the
ior Library No H. containing the nationsl airs giees,
legendary ballads, songs from the Greek anthology
Pauashed songs and miscellaneous poems Of Thomas
cents .
Also for sale Is above the Irish Melodies the ga
poet The Evening. in Greece will complete The
work All numbers of the Mirror Librar, for sale.
Sn ss s.ss sa.ss fiji
term. Persons st distance who remit So, will have
twenty plumber. Of tni. beautiful Library, and 'he New
will frank all remttances. Address
NORRIS 4 WILLIS
Editors and proprietors of New Mirror.
WkF NO. Ann street, near Broadway.
my- ATwILL,s MUSIC REPOsIToRY-while the
Italian Opera thronged by the beau sndewhile the
music loving anxously expecting the segun troupe
six weeks run at the Olympic while Concerts from
shilling to dollar almost nightly crowded.thb gem
ghtfu in the art, Is not forgotten Keeping pace with
the times and the Improvement in the public TASTE ed
with the best Instruments and the newest music is re-
ceving patronage proportional to the unremitting ex
ertions 81 its enterprising proprietor
no CoMsTOCK's EXTRACT OF sARsAPARIL.
LA, from 81 Courtlandt street, for the cure of
seroiuia Kings Evil, Eruetions q he Skin
an all dis asses arising from impure state OF the
blood, exposures and mprudencies in life excessive
of mercury &C. Also Chronic constitutional Disorders
will be removed by this remedy Don't pay 81 for bottle
of sarsapariia when Comstocks be had cents
per bottle or - per dozen.
CO. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members Of
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their esrts to suppress quackery"
leave state that their particular attention continues
be directed to all diseases Of private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
psn of Europe in the treatment # those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid All
vanages not to be met with in amy institution in Ns
country either public private The treatment OF the
College is such as to insure in and u
totally different from that ncrn practice Of running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most leaving
dEease much worse than the original One of the
bers Of the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals urepe attends daily for consul-
ton from 9 AM to S Pm.
Tsrms-Advice and medicine IS A cure guaranteed.
IaafoRzAs COUNTRY INvALIps--Persons living in
the country and finding it convenient to attend per
sonally can have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their explicitly, together with all symptoms time Of
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, any
and enclosing So, post paid, addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting roomsof the College, a6 Nassau
treet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

Mes YoRx, March 25th, ls4a.
w, trust thai this movement will now proceed
quietly aud silently, and let Us see what can be ci-
fected for Captain Tyler. No doubt they can ea'i-
y ind number of persons TO compose state
Convention here and also delegates 10 the Conven-
ton at Baltimore. The only difficulty is, how are
theexpenses TO be paid For in this city all the
principal o'icehoiders laugh a, and scorn the at
tempt to re.elect John Tyler. Indeed there is no
class of men " no treat this project with so much
ridicule as the very persons engaged in 1t. No
doubt they will try hard to get credit for sincerity
a. Washington but any body who knows them
here j perfectly aware Of their real feelngs-that
the whole thing, from beginning to end, is hum
bug, Intended to produce some influence at Wash
ington and keep certain men IN Office, and pre-
cure the appointment Of others.
EPIcUREs and others who are fond Of a fine
drvored oyster, would do well TO notice the adj
vertise -lent of fine lot Of Mill Pond Oysters TO
be served w this day at the Pbenix Exchange,
south west come Of Pine aud Nassau streets.
HON. DANIEL Wrpsrrz has arrived in Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

FouSrAIa I'M, LATE BgLrzHoovER's, BALTIMORE.
1T gives US much pleasure to call the attention OF
our friends, and the travelling public, to this most
excellent hotel. II has recently opened under the
auspices Of our old friends, Dix and Fogs, and
where they certainly do up the right thing IN a
manner not surpassed by any similar establishment
in the Union. The propretors b.ve entirely rent
ted and furnished the house to make 1t IN every
respect equal to any first class hotel IN the CITY,
and desirable house for the most astldious oil the
travelling public. Our friends passing through
Baltimore would DO well to give them call where
they will find them and their gentiemaniy assIs-
tant, Messrs Elder IL James, ready TO attend to the
wants Of their guests.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

Mz- ORIENTAL WATER OF GOLD, new and do
serve that gives the polish and the skin delca-
cy Of feeling before unknown AT 81 Courtandt street
And Cologne Water quart bottlesprice !" cents Also
the German Cologne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

90 GOURAUD's BLANC DEsPAGNE, OR SPA
nish Lilly White gives to the complexion the most life
like pure alabsster Wilderness and is excellent for nou
rishing and smoothing the skin and being free from the
deleterious properties ally entering into conbnatiors
for the above purposes IL great demand and extensive
y paoniscd by the Pu. In elegant box
cs at twenty five cents each. +t.
Also all kinds of Perfumery Hair Dyes, Javnes Hair
Tonic Beas' Hair Restorer Oldridg.'s Balm OF Soiumpia
Sands Sarsapailla, &c. Remember Tie once IL VI
Walker street. one door from the corner oil Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
PILLS, for the radical of Gonorrhoa, Giee and all
mocopurulent discharges from the urethra These pills
guaranteed to effect permanent in all diseases
of the urethra in shorter time than any other remedy
ever brought before the public, without tanting the
breath, disagreeing with the stomach confinement
Of Pharmacy and Medicine, s5 Nassau street.
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
N B.-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine venders.