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q Free Lectures on Man; Or FhEsnalogy srd
calay,,ins The Ne9oly, % N4;Eimoay NS:edrAsy
sSs md FSs ss: sd MS se b 9:s 5 SSi.Eass
every AiePsAy and Wdetseay evening, end at H4ls
5pidlnEs SE3okiv, every Friday tvenlns. eomn'rEcs AZ
O'Clock AID cesns with ubhc tests o: the scIeHee s~a
Professional esamra,ious aud books Daily ard Evenings
= ISL Nassau .t - 1i'n'on asli HIS splendid eS,est g"
u Spring Course OF Lectures at the Cot
ieGe of Ph ysic;ans and Surgeons, No. s. Cros-
The SIipy Course Of Lec'urea at tine College o Pbys
. md Sgs,cos Will he co.nleGcst on Tat>lsy r?h oi
iArch IS.; and Confined enu The nEst Of June. Three
Lectures vii be dey es daily eHeSpt NeHd4y AID >4tGT
6 coas soa. i; f8swas L*f;a'fs ls.: on rs,,
Fitholosy D,sea,es o thr Cbs, by A Clark, NJ. D. rsO
latancy aud lis Diseases. By Chandler H. Gilman, NJ d
Prof obs;s col, Phys ald Sr!g -, NJ,
Ned y Y Col Pharmacy
Aq;'omf Fhy,Gloy nd Fah2Ssy S Of M he ga, Ear, Sy Wi
,tr. b. James Qasken5oss VI Froi AT &c. "n-
PihooSy Of the a,esses and ii, Relations 10 F,,r ~
William Roberts " D rhyss to Ner!sTn u, D,srea>a,y
pc5 81 Sas,&s ss.G col col peys and Su,s % ~
The several Courses WI, b, ILLUSTRATED By clinical nstrut
;ien At the Coie.e ani ., the Nsw-York Ey. labmaFy
SSs ''' '''S "'''e NV''Si GEs6RGE WINES. VI
w ! frfSS;a. st. SpFiaS C9S'e A'sGS,nn9S %S, lIs%
POS, oflicc New IcrG Mach 9Th, isti.-Nosr,,,
ESS N,L-Jenl !a,ther notice The Grs,; >G,!hsra Mail
vi" ss eoss daily yoN g 5hs f siEH os'1Sk kAasM
~ The Metropolitan, o99 Broadway
lror, day-hga, nn;il P Nj for the reception oil IT'S mem
h-s visitors and lhe puoe Is respect
ia y invited 70 co ~ examine ITS various depart com
the mst so~2s's 4q ,4SSsyf "A Msh3{Yg E9eN
GIG AR jnd CONVtRSArlQN ROOMS.
iican E.uslsh Scotch lush Esac German, Spanish aud
italian Newspapers and Periodicals. both secular aGd reiiseu'
every state III the Urion bene represented by TWO or mo'
THE LIBRARY viii consist of standard and misee!lsge-
Gs T%s' r T ] Of Tests;abs Shaett
viii b. sd,et sgou spGbllshed
COFFEE. ~ TEA Will Re served. those who desire
%n, S: OF the SlETRoFoLtTA$ Jypeul upon
non brip by the proprs tors 10 render the las
testlon " I'll he Iaii 10 The comfort OF 'lStefs
TEENSOue year, 81; SIX months. 50: three months -
So: Que month ADJ aEce . the Reailn
Room Library Ches. Room, separately half these prices
Admission to trtnsisnt lstoFs, 20 ceuts sc,,>
rFiG n@sGIs aSb Yi.I LrER,RY II: fSYE s mi DS"s the
Arts spJmps natural History, Geology Miner,osy Al
gue, Nc Persons desrous OF making exchanges are
mhs iw 'N'N'' S%ELLING * TIsDALE.
= Mutual Life insurance Company OF
NEW,fQRk.-rhs iusr,u!icn. dining the month ot Fe6'
Tuary has issued iotty-hye policies, VIZ:
! o merchants aud Traders u TO c!erSYmen 1900,
" SLsa S.gLks smTeds ssM,ismen
" .ad'ss ..... sstats B
" booksellers ....... professor IN military
"%syy officers " cashiers Of bank
mechanics ..........t "telets Of do.......,.,
physicians. ........l
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mh7 a,wly lives. .....,....... .'o
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TJ,HE CONNER AND COLLEGIATE
l SCHOOL, - We:t Washington Place
The thankful for the degree oi distinguished
favor which has already ATTENDED their enterprise and Dr.
eyng thai their general principles OF instruction and dcp
line are such as the APPRECIATION OF the communt
RESPECTFULLY invite the OF parents and guardians 70
the location the plan aud the excellent character oil the ihs
rIticn under their care. -. -;
the several departments of Ens, rsnch and Classical iaIn
ing together III public and pv eonc2
non nav have located their School contiguous 10 GreeR"h
and Chelsea and 10 Washington sgaa.e as 10 "c
conmodate their parrons of that Immediate neghoofho1d
Tins Of tuition vary from 10 L. $40 per Quarter.
junior Class Of boys under years OF age VII! De
iofnea s1''S IL ''e e-'1ii-o S'' tSAAC c. HUBS,
,,.NwSS2m GEO w. CLARKE.
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4 MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL

& NESIUAN NJSLJM VI a-HU I I'M u U-lI-
\ FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEk
Si,nor FRANCISCO, the Magician ana EQu!isons,. Is
rs-~ugased for week longer
The original KENTUCKY MiNSrRELS, the best bard
OF Euoaa Mslo6ists America en.agd aud give Their
Grand Concert a; esch performance. Also,
Mr WHIrLOCh, the renowned BaL1o Player and Negro
Nieodsr.
Nj B. WILLIAMS. the deliuee,or of IRISH Character,
Singer Of Coic Irish SoGgs, and avorts Hoplpc Dancer
Nh r. G. BOOTH. Comic Singer.
MI HOWARD. the Vioilast.
Mr. II q SHERMAN the popular Ballad Singer
LA PETITE. tt.RIrO. the D.nssuse:
Gen. TOM THUMB N wax. faithfully represented 20
c-tsr W ith the celebrated FOLLY SUDlNE. and DANIEL
LAMBERT
The Gypsy FAMILY, six in rumber, recently from Ger,
aay and faithful representatives OF the ancient people oil
tsgypt, m ~ hs in their native costume.
The Gypsy QUEEN, the Fortune lelier maT De Con-
.lted privately ) all houIs OF the dag and evening
Performances every az !: O'Clock, and wednesday
aud Saturday afternoons II 3 o'clock.
Tickets 2Scr children under 10 wears l.! cents
Tweay-fve for private consultations VITA the
Gypsy Qcsen.
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Important to Mothers.
CHILDBIRTH WITHOUT PAIN: Being Account of
al Experiment, with the Principles and Reasoning on
which is ioun4ed: showing ha the agouies of Child
birth may be greatly modified If entirely oby,asd by
simple avoidance OF inprope Though common) articles
Of Diet and strict adherence the Regimen prescribed
by Nature 10 Women in q OF pregnancy,
This work will be printed il pocket volume. fub-
iished for the Author by
26f 2tayDSVtf j. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street
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~ Lots IL. SYiilIn ,nsbssrg fog SaIe'I,s'x ei.-
yibs BUILDING LOTS of located on t hani
hiare East from Tie South Ferry surrounded by new
AMI good bu dinss. They Will be sold cheap to cioe part
pershir Apply 70 j Fl-H, Y NasSau-st Ns"-f9T "'
in the evening his residence 10 williamsburg e-9u
- Health, Quiet. and Comfort.-j he Gt"h'.n
house So Ba,cy.srset Newly o. p'"terH adv 90
strangers s,orpug DAYS weeks IN the cry sueh 'S
are rarely offered 1t eigbly -caed on clean dnd any
street very thu business part OF The CITY ana ~ W nv
mediate ycjnity of the principal steamboat landings ilS
apartments are convenient aud neat While rs table IS uIl,"
~ rh tie best Vegetables aud Fruits that BE- procured cS
cludng entirely AGmal Food aud stimulants ol ali Kinds
Cbarces modp and sy.rv effort made render BoArrTs
comfortable. Shower Baths ee' Remember % pa5s,S
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pLAFITTE.n
THEODORE, Or, THE CHILD OF THE SEA.

THEODURE, Or, THE CHILD OF TIE SEA
BY PROF. lNGEAHAM.
This is beautifully Tale, and from the emana
for the Boston Yankee" Will b the most aleabe work oi The
D -, - '- mh7 2ws
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mh7 21wly

- New Express for DctrOit.-Messrs. Wells
having established Express from Buffalo 10 Chicago
and int mediate points, Will IN connection with
MESSRS. PONEKUH %
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND BUFFALO DAILY
EMPRESS
Leave Office No Wall street, New York. on the morning
OF The 9Th for DETROIr and the ntermsdiats places.
Americas SIDE for the transportation of specie, bnnk notes,
packages and bundcs of goods collecting bills drafts not
and accounts, and all such other business may BE- eI-
tgasted tn .heIr ca
Packages be delivered at T. s Co.'s Office before
the evening OF the 9Th INST enslrr Immediate despatch
POMEROY CO.
New York aud Buffalo Express.
WELLS Y co.
,lS 7tS Bu 10 and CHR p~ L-~I'1as'
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Important TO Parents

TaTthtSs
FACTS AND ARGUMENTS ON THE TRANS.
MISSION OF INTELLECTUAL AND MORAL
QUALITIES FROM PARENTS TO OFFSPRING:
4 most curious and interesting Collection OF Facts
illustrating the primary which determine the
Character, Constitution, and Sex of every Child. and
the means OF directing aud controlling them: By
LADY OF New YORK who has dey oed many the
patient observation and study of this important subject.
with citations of the testimony OF eminent Authors PLY
Sc!ars aud many OF Maternity within the cl.ce Of
the authors acquaintance.
The whole sorms the important aud interesting
works ever gwen 20 the public snbodying facts which
Mother likely become such ign0sh Ui
without amnen peril herself AID serious II fatal injury
o hsr ottspring
The work will be published Oh the ls March hand
sonls v0Iume OF over 200 pages, by
26f 2awD&Wtf j. WfNCHsSTER, 30 Ann So.
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LIRIH " HALL, NO. Tahkilh Squuie, @ Ia. . .
constantly hand e!Iensiye assortment oil Ho VI
FORTES of different styles and huIsh GUITARS. from
h Spanish patterns for which they h;ye eceyea pre-
and are very superior and style Of finish FLU fo
OF all kinds and finish for which snay hays also r1Ssye1 c
MOTIONS. TROMBONES, Etc, al OF theI, own manu-
iactura warranted OF MUslG ad all kinds al
soon rs pa sed JUST PUBLISHER all The s9ngS OF the
HUTCHlNS \ FAMILY; also BERT Ms H;I Is;;I HOD
COLLECTION OF glees for four male voices with piano accom-;
paimrnt selected and comped from ,hs best German ana
Euglish authors by AUSTIN PHlLLlPs. fnce One
Dollar per sett M-fch,n,s, aud the Musical community
generally, are respectfully invited 10 call nno u
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y17mpE.K,S PATENT SALAMANpEH

yN7lLDER'S PATENT SAhAMA ANnhh W. ~.
w SAFE,rhe subscriber IS the only authorized irr-
son in the STATE 70 make sell these valuable IorY pls
servers and pledges hns-lf 10 the public ha al sae ]
c him S, b. -aud 10 any tested, they never h'ln.
failed to preserve contents unajurrd housh 'rrasn
xnosI 70 - most intense heat Dampnsss has been entirely
v.rcoms and they are now warranted dry-ali haV'ng
ThaSb,s thief d.tector Lock- which renders them the most
Tbo.s Who w;sh 20 purchase IN article called Improved
salamans Safes, Imitation s4amtndsf s9tI 81 o. neGo e. bI
de rroo and other second hand safes can be furnished
m sizes aud designs prices according &c quality oy spPT
~, ar the lion SAFE War rehouS. end Factory Of
fG Im& SIlAS e.. HERRING, l39 w atrF "
IRON AND STEEL-Rar, Band, Hoop and
Scroll Iron; Braziers Nut, Spike and Stove Rods Cast
,urag German English aud American
-P0 BLISTER STEEL.
Together with full assorfmno all other ARTICLES IN heis
Us os t"s s.js bv pLEECKER * OOTHOUT.
% nb Sy Cliff, corner John street
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Post Office. New York, March 9Th, lS!i-NoSrt-
ESN N,u-p !utth-r notice the Gtstt .>olthsra Mail
,i De close. daily At this Office O'Clock 4. NJ.
nhr a. JOHN LORINER GRAHAM, NJ
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- Spring Course of Lectures nj the Cot
.ge of Physicians and Surgeons, No. 81 CroS-

spr coarse OF Lec,urea at the College Of Pby.
.s end SqIsyons VIII he eonmeecst on Tee,dsy, i2h oi
HArch lS; and contiuas5 ent Lhe hEst Of June Three
Lectures bs ieyIy ese daily, exe-pt Monday Aad SatGr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

GEORGE WINES VI. u
tresd,ut SprlaS CopGse A.soc,suou.
w Z Rnprz-. N D Ssc'y mih2 tI.M
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Professional eSamihatoEs aud books Daily ard Evenings,
Isl Nassau st n titn'cr hsli. HIS splendid cabinet u
b, ,rsf free 70 yiS!tsrS. fs1S
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ooPal and slack Varoi.h, spps Turpeptipe.
S olsei .ast9r. and Brd'sh Oil; Macaboy, and
AZ I', n 5 batemans drops; Godfleys cor
aiai' ana uPodeldpc, - nd IN fact altnus, every
afucle OF Drugs usually kept by merchants.
= general assortment of Patient Medicines
"A large assortment Of romsonian Steam do
together win many other articles two ted;
Gus numerous 10 mention He tenders his tb,,,Ls
10 bus friends, and old customers for ther jhar.
aipatronage, and sclicts the continuance of The
same Come over to the "Cheap Store for GOOD
bargains--at Spigts Corner. s'O'
Ripley, Nj, June 2ld 1874.
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Trust Sngc.

I'D v'huo 81 u deed Of INA, a..
as by 'rhonls q Blown and ~ :,
Blown HI. wife. 10 John s' ',,,' q, %
Pad day Of March 1911, To .rcne I 10, w
hhohcws q Go in cor,uin debr of s.,no
herein mentioned, said deed hn,in, ? , ."v
dn recorded 10 he Probate Clert. oc, 'o
VI iPPah County, tn Deed Book u No.
io3 shall on Monday Tho On d,y t :,
december 1871 at The dwelling house If
'''d Thomas q. Blown 10 sad Coup,ys 80
''' 10 public sale for cash, the bllav,na
'e'cIIbed property, lowit: 4 head nj L.r7
'''j 10 head Of hogs, : head Of ,hson :
~ at OF cattle. Wagon, heuseho d ~, =
"'I"'h '"inl'nre, except such as is eye,o,,
=, -" 'iSo me crop named IN said t,us,
u 'e7yered), aud also The following hnJ
- VIZ The North west quarter Of secron
= "'' III Iwnship rwo;of Range Tb,oo
-'"s'' IN SAID County, 10 satisfy snid Joh,
hiorest, aud costs W.T.
HARDY W SlTCKTIN
onso., ar. trustee, chosen by
opsen' OF parties, in place Of said Stone ;
Jane ls lSll-Gn
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u r, H aI yea, Ite'h supply ofbrapdv vi.
ppt =, :" =, "Iu wh"key-Port and MadarIs, , mlne,
he be-. on "oIto' expressly or the siok, and or
mey, lSll. corner by
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4 4 Ak &C KI.s
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! 1sa y. @p;ssag's

- q q
In( w. Received direct from New York .,,,
'',''P"ia' one me largest and m -,
"c'"'i,ul stonk # Summer ana FAN Goods n,.ns
oHe' 'u III .hls Market which was selected ~
rro,, WIN great care, dEd bought mostly
Nun Ai'it o''ers ahd Manufacturers
H@ Motto is, "to Please"
I"e l.adits and Gentlemen are reora.ted -
(,a,' ana examine h's SPLENDID STorK ot'
W '"S' before purchasing elsewhere. =. he -
''eW , 't'h ard Fashionable Good. AT low ,rl.',
ne borrowing hist comprises small portinn
OF the leading articles - f'''i '''
SUPER, wool died Black CIothe
10 hine, Steel mixed and lnyisjb,a 4,
DO flaid and striped French C.sinera
20 weed Cashmere 81 Gan.bo..s,
do CHsnett aud taahmcr,ts,
ih'HtutSy JM,cs, "a large assortment.
W." "it'h and WIN e nacauaush Blankets
=" nae ana plaid saddle, aai negro Blankets
ncd aud White iIauue,s assorted.
iai" ara nhnen Drilling, Black Satin,
i"I'"Hes Ft5lngs, black Worsted 4 silk sprra
,otl'Hhues ana Summvr goods assorted
AF'~h ana Furniture lh.ok., Bed II kim
C|tton James, Nankcen oflhe genuine N.,Sk, 81,
oteh, JNtone', muli, SWISS, and Do,a u,usl;,,
,,''" Linen Elsop IL wis, worstpd E,tz,r,,,.s
r rc"ch' ana American Camtritks.
h'ead Lace and edging, Llsle lace. and Edo. J
t"s assorted, Joconet cdSIng and Inserting, '
~" ana beautiful cap and bonnet nbbons,
i,iack Italian silk Crayats. Il
GUM el'stic SUISSE ders, assorted
aiasois, sun Shades, and Umbrellas, N
Ladies while and cloudcd nose,
arthc"l Flowers and Spriss, J,
~ me ana mixed Hose; "A large assortment of NJ
cora iayiors anu Lees Spool iAr adj.
5P"ords o. zoo bots rich, new style British and j.
American Prints. w
large assortment of Brown Domestic,
10 do BeacLed do, all nr.ces. Sh
'owh and Bieached D.lIiings,
nhe assortment Ladies AMI Misses Bonnets. du
aim Leaf Hats assorted, me
n',e and Black Beaver Hats, wide brim,
40 do Silk do
do do Russia do
ush aud ,sinicre DO
," price Fur hats, a great variety, -
Ie largest ana best selected stock of Gent /,
es ard hlldrens Boots and shoes, assorted
Pf ohered ~ this marGet
'ules' bFldl $, aai MarungaIes all kinds, at
ces TO suit the times,
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Jane 27bISfL
L5IRAYa-- llppah Conn =

- Rays lippah COMFY
g57 'A n up by lessee E CarnIb, Hv,o
Il 10 miles west Ripley, one da.b b ,,o'"
q mare ond bay coli, supposed to b,
~ year, Old, IA hand. b'gh; ' nnrrai.eb :" ,,
$40 The 20 April 1914 f'"'''' t
IKE" up by John " Norris. LIVING -
','s' s'nlh Of Ripley Two mare Coils u.s.
O'"cH, with a star and snip in the Gca
vi" S'"Ss eye, all her feet wh,ie sonno.o ~
e ~ . Or Years old, he black apora'..J ~
y =. a. -,'-an' me BAY 10 $50 May 2lIS4t
..' 'oAeh up by John Afge, living II nuIr.
SCUM cas-! Of R'p'e,, one sorrel mare WIN
" "hi'e face both h,nd feet Whine mn hroaI
nay l7h lS4l. - 90
'"ken up BY \ B Lca,herwood Iiy;nn
=. ''.os north weer of Ripley, on me wa.
0'S u "",t aver, one sorrci mare. su.,,,n
W. - oe . years old, abom Is hand. b,ni
- ~ sup IN her forehead, and all no.
~ "'''ei apPal>ed to $50. June Iltb
axe" up 6y William CoIIy. lnlng ahou
. E"''eS east OF RIPLEY, enc bay horse, 4
ears "'d last spnng, about la hards bn,h
u ms leeI whue, bIaz. face; appraised ~
'iO' Jlae II 1874 "
n. Nj ARMOUR
limo %, ,o, Ranger !
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JOHN HUNTER.
"a Fresh Groceries,

cinniass er, aI'p' ce, pepper cloves, so;ce yea
ba' s I'mphor, powder shot and IenJ' uss
y; nI'eI percussion caps, pIayipg o. ,'I"'
Ill., Ia,"ns cooks She backing and brn, bos 'afoS'
. Je' nn,megs' oigars fine and coarse c mar
enter. . i'"ae pencils, lncifcr matches C,'ps
post letter. oa oeaer pencils FAINT ruled qnarto
sha,i ing bo s"p'a "us''a and Palm lea hats.
.nuG and roosct " pi.,a sjsIlo"g gsse' Mcsboy
may, l644. ''I y -,
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June 5'a lSl1-3l-3m

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
I'shonlngo County.
A / The March Term of the p,oba,e
Ia, cour of Tlshamiugo County M,ssis
s'pp, Letters of Administrator were
granted to the undersig ed on he lsta e. Of
o''as ana E'z'beth McBee, Deceased.
No'Ire Is hereby given to all who have
claims against said estates, 10 present them
properly authenticated, within The lime
prescribed by law,-o,herwIs they Will be
barred.
NEAL MORRISON,
Administrator
Jane lsi lSIl-3l- Gw-Ifos IS.
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hsYG &aEssfS

" gbr r,t o,,, M@dder, Indigo and Alum If n
may 1914.
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1al!Or's Notice

. 81 COMMITTED 10 he 10, 3
fAyO Tippah County Mi.s vas; Of
pSW/ pi, on the LIST dav Of Mp p
salaAs.a@sssa 1874, Negro Man. who 0 muy
his name James. Said Bov 'i :;
about or Is years of age, win yo
ABOUT l55 or llO pounds, heavy bn;I s y
i5e' . OF . inches high, of dark comn,ou
,'n' no scars perclevable. SAID Bow phon
,aNen up was riding a large Iron C..' "
nor'e' which he Gays belongs to man hy
ne name OF Norris, near Savannah e.,
by says he belongs to James Root 80
ama, near The Tennessee linz fan.
"''es IRON Savannah. The owneri,
ioes'ed to come forward. prove his nro,o,,,.
Jay charges and take him away. or he v';i,
DO dealt with as the law directs ~ VIII
L NJ ROGERS, Tailor
A., Of Iippah County W.;
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ADMINISTRATORS NoT,Cr

q ! HE May Term, 1914, of the PRO.
= pate Court Of Tlppah County Mss,
s'pp', Letters Of Administrator ware
sran'eo 70 The Undersigned, on the E.,s,a
Of 'iet'y Norhcross, Deceased Man, =
therefore, hereby given to all pers, \, wbn
nave claims against said Estate ,o ,,oso',
'nf same properly authenticated, wiIb,n H.,
'me prescribed by law, o. The same viii -
barred. "'"o wiz DC
N N. NORTHCROss.
~ Atm Of said E.tate
MY TIN lSl4-27--Gt rlee ei
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PRorRACTED MEETING

VIII La b.tI.. T. :. ff'' lNt'
q, p, =, &c Aol5'o 10 Ripley, commmcacioo
IT," ," stlaay before Tho rbnd Lord, 5 :, y" !,
I.o y I M pro'raeled ucerng, by EJo,
.i.,. ' p,e'enp'rIi who VIII pofbno.. b" ' o''
s,s,so oy other preaching brethren p Nv as
,,od '''''''s' are respectfully invited 10 a,
June 2Sth 1871
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an e "I'n .',ngpy just received son.i,,,..
III. 1"'ai"eh Jllap, boenuns J,.S, ,ips ~
pill.. en. psfas9no' opodeldoo, laua,,n,,na" rs
,pa ,' oa.it ana american OLE, epson '"' les
md , ~" n'''N p'Ppef 1bonp,6n, s, w. :. &C..
may, lsIi " WAfKtn,
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Ja'y 81, lSSlE-35-ln D'"e
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June 22l 1914.

sat" or JUDGMENTS FOA COSTS.
,h a',tIc o. IKE 'nions to me directed from
on tbc FRA 1 u, court Of Tippah County; | viii
Conrt H., .',"oay IN September next, at the
DuuFt NOUS" door in the town of h;n,e, am'
nna, 70 pnnho safe for cash, The following jud@.
menus rendered in said Court, to wit: N's
Parties Names. Dates
phbNu n Pin '"tcS. Amounts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

Mr. r was further proceeding Ia re-
ply 10 Mr.. CRANsToN. charging him
with "Algerinel.,n," SC. in c"nss-
Qnrnre of the course he had taken IN
The debate. when
The Speaker announced The expira-
iion of the morning hour. aud the reg
nlar private orders of The day.
In IN. House On Saturday. March D. Mr..
Rahhnn oi ". Y, coniinD"a his reply 10 Mr..
|Cr,nston. of II. !. s'scnp"uslv rdvocaiing
,hc cansc of tho 'opprrssrd" Doiritrs. Mr..
FC-ans,on occasionally interrupted him ny
way of correcting his mi.stniemen's. Mr.
P",c,. ~ Rh"hr I.,onJ. G'il'wrd IN reply TO
Nr. Rnihhnn. hut nfi"I, speaking . few mo.
,ncn'.. hn wns arrested hy III" expiration ~
III" morning hour. and Tho srl j'ct was P"ssed
over.
The committee of Wave md Means ~.
ported hill modifying The Tariff laws, which
wpr" ronn,itrd "a ihe committee of The
Whole. C'nni"r reports "or" nnnonncea
from tho minority "f N" comm"i""
II il thouah' tho debate "n The Rh"d" Is-
band question will occupy ih" mo ning hour
during the rrmn indor nf the session nn*s
that tho next contest fuu the Presidency will
b" fought under the D"u hammer. Tho
grand question ~, whether Congress cnn in
'"rf"re with the regulations OF a sovereign
State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

SupErME CouRI This Cont, ON Thurs.
day evening "fi"lt".d t" meet ag in in thia
p'hc" on il'" 26lh Apr'l, for Il = irIsI of Thos.
w. D"rr. The trial ofJoin Stanley, ih. L.. s.
soldier, wh" WAS committed for an nssaniS IN
G"org" Sherman. took plnca an W"dnh,dny.
u" was found guilty, aud was sentenced by
ihe Court 10 SIX months imprisonment with
costs. The trial oi several indrrfm, uts.
found by the Grand Jury, against persons Tor
selling liquor without license, was postponed
until the next term.
~ ia our summary Of tho proceedings in
the Supreme Court, lat week, we omitted TO
mention, that after the plea to ia. juri, dlciion
had been viihdawn by I. W. pcrr, bs vas
again arraignrd under the indictment, aud
pleaded soT GUIITy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
or MASSACHUSETTS,

sound Natmnal Currency, regulated BY th/
W'II aud Authority II The Nation
An adequate Rrvcnh", with fht Protection
t"American Indnsir,
Just restraints on III" Executive power, EN-.
brncIng further Itcs.rir tion on the exor
Cisr oi the Veto:
a ialihuI Administration ofihe Pub!ir Dnm,in.
with an Equitable Distribution nr the pro.
c""d" of The Sales of'ii among all ths
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration of
The Grnernl Government, l.a',rg Public
oihirrs perfect Freedom at 'tTnusiit, and
Of IT." klghi "i Suirago hut with .uiinbls
Restraints against lmprrpnr Interference
in Elrrtons '..
IN Amendment "f the Constitution, limitne
the Incumbent ofthe Presldeniial OfFics
toa Single Term II. CLay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

Lecture on Popular Education We arc
rcqucsl'G to notice that a tfr" Lecture on
Popular Education, will be dclyrrcd by
Henry Barnard, Esq Stale sgen, for Public
schools, al thu Tnwn House IN MidGletown,
this afternoon, at half psst 2 o'clock.
Ia the evening, At o'clock. he will deliver
~ Lecture upon the same subject at james.
town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

O. The room occupied by The rroccrd.
mgs IT Congress, and The communication oi
"uf correspondent, ~ relation to the Doulte
Memorial, hsS crowded ou, much ulhrr mnt.
Ter Ir'r"rcd lor this day, paper. The prr-
"rrd'ngs on the mcm rlal however, will
i"ub,less b. rad wih az much interr.t #
""' more, than Any thing else we could oiist
~ the present llne.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

o. The steamer loLAs, m and amer
N"ud"y. the I1h, viii discontinue her irips
until about The let oi April, rur the purpo,s
1 making the necessary rcpsu. Tor The eu-
suirg sVpncr