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Macbt Naum fir Die oclcene Ruael

Gie llnterldriebsnsn itno juif bon pbabsle
pbia Surli69efcbrt, nit eintm 9rtbern u. mcbls
fssren NGertsment BON SUDDEN, @aimisrs unb
Sottincns ais jsmals in &eabin9 anssboisn
porcen, beifebsno aus
Gd)marsn unb blaufbmar;sn Sutsn, bon
81 so Biz so. Slau uno unlibtbarsorin,
BON 81 62 bic so. Braun unb 9emiitbt, pon
81 rs bis so. @bIibts fhnarss unb baus
fbwar;e ealimisrs, BON rs st. Bis 25, 9ss
,plirfst uno 9siIrift 81 25 biz 90. Shlbt
ae,piirfeIt unp 9sifrslfts Satinstts, pon 374 6.
bs l 90. SbmarS uno fhtnfarbiss fran;tfs
fte Sud1e, febr pcblfsil. gtenfaas Elm 9ross6
enforcement @rapattsn fir Joerrsn, Sddrpsn,
StodS m bei D'3rien uno EaiauPl.
Geabin9, Ssptsmbsr II. bp.
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Yripot : SerfQuf.

Der lIntsrihristene tietst an 3n psfaufen
onrcb spriUat 6ancel:
Cine pornebme D(antafcbe,
seIssen in 5auopcr saunlbip, $itancn gauns
tp, nabe Den 2Sallcrpsrfsn, entbaltcno 124
4fer sures Saltltcinlanp, wcpcn 20 Ifsr
5cl5lano 1T. 9arauf 1T crriebtet: Gin ss
it6flat flelGernes 6aus, cine CUTE Seheuer
uno icnit nod Netcnastaupe. Gin fth6ner,
tra9enoer s5aum9arten, a zss
uno AUDI fliebenoes Bafer be- 1sSss sNss
ftncet ftb eatei. -
Sur sim fleiner 9bril bss Unfaufepreiles
braudt sleieb bs3ahIt IN merpen, uno .Ssls
miro fosIsict 9saeben. Saufultse bclicten
lttb 5u melSen bel Scbn Drummer, gll tn
Scmeetalln. Jobn Runs.
Nuautt, 20. bS.
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2ln ole freien uno unobbongigen er
WobIer Don SerFs Gauntv:

2ln ole freien uno unobbongigen er=
wabIer Don Serfe Gaunty:
Srsunrs uno Mtbir9sr!
Snosm ib oft uno wisbsrbolt
auf9emuntsrt morosn bin, curb cine 9roBe 9(ns
sabl meiner Srsunoe, bin ib peranla6t MIDI
Gub aniubisten ais elm Ganoioat fir pa5
. 6 eriTss 81 nat,
Bel Der bsrannabenosn SaDl, uno erlubs @utb
cabcr ahtun9Spoll um Cure Stimmsn uno
llntsrititsun9. (Oa icb rpdbreno bes 9e9enpdr>
ti9sn ssrmin6 ais llnters9bsrifF 9sUirft bos
be, bin ib NIT Den Yflibten pertraut 9smor:
ben Die NIT bsm 9mts psrbunben linb.) llnb
fp0tst Sbr mid NIT elmer Mebrbeit gurer
Stiiilsn besbren, fp wili icb psriprsdsn bab bic
pflittsn bes eria9tsn Nmts6 unparteib uno
Su @ursr pollsn 3ufreosnbeit erfilat wsrbsn
iclen. Sb perbleibe init ssbibrsncsr Qbtuno
Cur SreunS unD sr9sbensr 9isnsr
Jobn 9. Sbr6ocr.
&eaoin9, Weai IA. 1914. bQE.
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I'm Die freien unO uuabbdn9i9en
Stlmm9eber Don Berf5 Solntp.
Sreunbe uno W1itbir9er!
Our6 Die 9ntss Nufmunteruns Sieler
8rennee te,pcaen ttsas ieb mid in Die Ieibe
oer gancieatrn bic fir pae
GcberiTs 9mt
beransfommen, uno srIutbs gutb, mid Bel
Der fcmmencen October Wabl nit guren
Stimmen umb eurem GinfuB su bssbrcn.
Sm Sail itb slhflitt senus iein folIts cine
Wtsbrbslt enrer 9timmen III erbalten, Scrs
pfebte icb MID auf 2Dprt nno gbre, ole Of.
llesentelten ces Nmtes treu uno ebrIitt, unc
nath melner brttenltrber3susuna ~ pcrwaIten,
uno ,perpe ne 4nlaB CUR ltnjufrlsosubeit nit
melnea amtlittcn Sstrasen ssbsn. D1it bic.
fem SerlpreebsG unter3eitbne icb ahtunaspclI
msiner seebrten Witturasr cr9sbensr
Srenno unb Siener
Sobn Dptteiaer.
8rn Saunl6ip, Wai %. b2B.
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I'm Die freien uno unabb1n9i9en Sr-
tpabler bon Verf5 @auntp:
Wittilrssr!
grnutbiat burb bic ftbr arc6:
mhtbi9e ltnterittsuus, weldbe Sbr mir tsi
frhberen Sels9enbsitcn aeaebsn penn ie6 gu>
re Stlmmen fir cas Nmt'srbetem teqe icb
mid pieoer Dor Cub ais tin ganpipat fir
s eDertff
tsi bsr aasemsinsn 1Dabl i'm nactltsu Otto.
Der, uuc criuebe guh acbtunaspoa Inn Cure
llntsrithsuna nno guren ginfu6. Cub fin
peraanaene SesNnitlaunsen aufritbtia uno
bsr5lleb oanfenp, babe ih MIR bin3usufiasu,
Oab nenn it Die gbre baten lrIte sr,piblt
3u ,perpsn, ieb MIDI pcrfitbte Die pfietten
ces Hmtss nit l1Epartcillebfeit. O1enletlitbs
frt uno auf icIhe 2(rt su erfilllen, bab bas
Solf i'm Illsemeinen camit Sufrirocn Icin
miro. Eeinricb Sd)GfTcr.
grstsr 3aunIhip,
sO,ai Ia. 1914. b0E.
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ShluBs 9tebnln9 pcn QBtlliam Soot.
tenifetn uno SOOrotto Srerler, 2(o=
nlnlitratcrcn oes peritorteuen Jones
Trerler lcstbin pcn >ansItbpaiil sauns
Ihip, Seres Gauutp.
9ie mtcr5eibneten Nnoitcrcn, ernannt
ourcb Ole Wailencourt pcr srfaaten @auntp,
GUT Seri6tiauns Der asoahtsn Necbnua uno
cine Sertbsilunssbia Su MAIDEN, ,psrpcn fir
cieien 3,pef am 28iten inllebenpen 5eptsms
ber im scnrtbaulc 5niammenfcmmen, mann
nno posale intereiftrttcn Derlcnen tsimcbs
nen mb9en. II. NJ. Sallaor1
2a,syl 2snrySbsses' si,sss. aH'it'ren
Septemter 10, 1914. SIN.
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2ln Ole freicn uno unobbangiSen er
pobler Don SerFs Gaunty.

napier Don Serts o0unty.
Srrunre nno Oltbhraer:
0s febr literals llnters
ltiBnns, bic id6 tci bet lcsten Scberlfss
lBabl ben euth erbiclt, MIDI auf ren Sez
ritbt ieBcno, nuo bic Ulelen icbmeiebe!baften
8cpelle Ole icb leitocm erbaIten, baben mtb
wlcosr peranlabt eig ganDrat 3u lein fir bas
9 cb eri # = q u, t,
pcn Serfs ganntp, tsi Der bcrannabenben
Wabl i'm naebten October, ,mo crlutbe Cub
baber aebtunasppa nm Cure Stimmen unb
euren einfub. Sim Saa msln'r eripab.
lung periprecbe ib bic INIT Dem Amts pertun.
osnsn Qfiebten unpartciiidb unO su enrsr
vcllsn 3ufrisOsnbst ~ srfhllsn, Sir Die III
berae llnterithBuns Die ieb BON eutb bel ei'
ner frhbsrn IDabl srbielt, erltattc icb meinen
anfrdbti9cn 9anf, uno ib beae Die Srtf:
nuna, pab Sbr MIDI bsi prr naeblten 5ertlt'
Wabl nlebt per9etn ipe:pet.
Guer Seborlamer 9iensr,
George Gcrnant.
Neaein9, Wlai 2l. b2B.
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Gufet ait tpO SIT ippblfeit
f0ufen fDnnt.
ln 8aumeifer uno 2(noere.

Dlan miro einen srp6sn 9prratb frlaeneer
Arttei lei crm llntsrScietneten pcrfinpen,
namll6: SIsiUeiB, 8arbsn, Del, @las &c.
5n iebr serinasm preiirn. Sefes Slcimsts
in Del armaben, su bis 9baler pas 6mns
bert; Slas 3n bic sbl. bic 8pr. gbens
falls; cine An5abl Der Dpr5halititen Sdbltfs
fer, Die frbr ipcblfeit bsrfanft werpcn, nettt
einem arcben 1Gcrtsment anosrcr Siter
olel pcblfeiler rpie ae,p6bnldb. 9a er feine
uueaabcn neulib bcpeutsno rnsrfbrdnft bat
70 fann CT Iciue 1Daaren nit aerinaem pros
fit btrfaufen, welebes an6 aeItbeben fcl. -
0O1an teliebe al ber gfe Der stem uno sDenn,
itraBe snsufprsebsn.
SranFlin tfjiller.
Sicacina. Iuauit 90. san.
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Saunl lbip> >Serl rlamulun0.

Sie QBht95 bon Slep
unbsr Na6baribaft iino ein9slapsn elmer Ser,
lammlun9 beiSuwcbnen, bic 9sbaten msroen
ipG am cauis Don Jobn t1laurer, in Sries
oensburs, Olev, auf
Somita9 sen S, Sftober,
um II llDr Wtta9s anjufanssn.
Ole Ssrfamnlun9 tpirb bon sini9en pcr5i9s
liben Hsensrn an9sreest merbsn
%. .. Die Eeaoinser 11IuGfs9anoe
miro 6si Der @eleSenBsit srwortst.
Ssptem6er II. 3nl
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I'm >ie freten uno unobbdn9taen Gr
mdhler BON YerfS SauntY

SeratDen uno ouf9emuntsrt ron elmer 9rcesn
9(njabl msiner Sreunce uno Ssfannten, bin
b bswo9en Uoroen, mid 9urer Ssabtuna tsi
ndbltsr OftobsrsVSabl aIs @anoioat fir oaS
ScDertffs amt
anSubietsn, uno it eriutbs @ub freunbfbafts
lib um Cure &timmsn unb llntsrlfusun9 i'm
9tassmeinsn, unb i'm Sal itb 70 sliidlb fsin
fcats uno Sbr MIDI ermdblsn folltst, psrIprsbs
ib bic pflibten ces 9tmtss 9etrsulib uno iu
@ursr p6aiSen 3ufrisbenbsit ous;udbsn.
sSb psrbleibe init ssbdbrenoer Abtun9,
@uer Sreuno uno ereebenfer 9iener,
Jacob .. Barnet.
&eaoin9, SUM d. bis.
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wg6srr 6. Hcinbol, n5se Itet talp lei
une meloen, tpenn mir ibn noe6 ferner fir
einm G brlib Den O1ana balten Iolicn.
Sie Gebaftip
Geptembsr, 10. ia.
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Calender fir I845.

W ~ W. " = - X c'
90 efen erittcu uac 1T gu baben in SO
996 Stcrc 9rttts @tra6e, etcrbalb Gallon
bill, in pbIaoelpbia.':
Scr
eSleifi9e 2lnterifamer,
Gin Calender fir Stact uno qanb firs Sabr
QS45o
S0Iit riclcn SoINebnittrn.
Serfa6t IL beransscseben bon M<. s. &iorler,
Scr neue Sabraana eiNee Salenoers III
um bier Quart Seiten perttdrft, uno entbdlt
iebtnc 6olA6uitte.
9yreiS: grcmpIar gente oae Outs
aenD 30 Gents Gin Src6 81 SO. per 9alls
feno s25.
Sci nod arbBrrn Ouantitaten wiro Der
Yreie nod mebr srma6ist.
Gr9isft &alencsr iino einieln unb bein,
Sueeno bier Bel Geo. Deb Su Datsn.
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81 6 t Il n g I!
9ettst 0arDen.

Sbr babt eub 81 psrlammeln d
! 4 Il 4 ! ! ] II: / / !. | ] a ! ! ! ! ! ] 3 & !.
in boiler Sommer. Uniform, sur
Yarace, auf Samifag ben 26iten E
Ssptembsr UNI 10 llbr Morgens, @A
am @aitbaufs BON 9. @aer, in EH1ah
Maeun9e Saunitip, qebaeauns IM
tp. Yinftlbe SsiWcbnun9 wirS NV
er,partst uno ibr babt eub einSus \M
ifeaen be u. 6. Ga Gcbe unc bon VIZ
bort natb bem belfimmten Orts .s-vssashzs. III
~ nrarfbiren.
9tuf Ssfsbl bss @apitdns
1Oitliam Trerler,
Seratie Sritob, .. g.
Gsptember 16. Pm.
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Durant Hatch.

COMMISSION MERCHANT & GROCER.
FRONT Row, MEMPHIS, TEN.
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" supply OF Coffee, Sugar, MolasSes,
Sail, Cotton Begging and rope
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prices for cash. He is prepared with safe
spacious and convenient Store, Warehouse
and Cotton shed and yard and solicits con
signmen,s Of Merchandise, Cotton and
Tobacco--on which he will make liberal
Gosh advances. loot |. 1913
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The Mammoth
BOSTON NOTION.
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given.
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lot OF Hard, Queens and Stone Wares &c
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Per 4. G. B
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ESTRAY-Tippah County

ESTRAY-Tippah County,
"aKEN up by Davis Williams, living
I5s miles north east OF Ripley one
sorrel mare, 9 or 10 years Old i4a
hands high, branded on the left shoulder
with the latter ny, some white on hof 'Cl'
hind foot, joining the hoOf, small blaze IN
the forehead, scar on her el' hind hosi IN
'front.': Bpprased TO S25. May 7h 1874
'' III N. NJ, ARMOUR, Ranger
Nav 25th lS4i-29-3w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A 4 the February term 1871, of the
IA Probate Court of TIPpsh County
Mississippi, letters of Administration
were granted to The undersigned, on the
Estate of Michael Box, Deceased. Notice Is
therefore, hereby given 70 all persons who
have claims against said estate, 10 present
the same properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or The Same viii
be barred.
GRIEF J. COX.
Administrator of said Estate
April ooh iS44-2i-6t flee 81.
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Protection of American Industry against The
crashing and to US frightening policy OF Eurape
nm government, and toe unequal competition
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restoration of sound and uniform Nationa!
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-25
THE BUCKEYE BLACKSMITH.

Mr.. BEAR, the Buckeye Blacksmith, addressed
the people at our Courthouse, on Monday last
His visit was altogether unexpected, and there
was but thin attendance of the people in town,
1T being only monthly term of the CouIt.--
Those who were in town, however, generally
availed themselves Of The opportunity to hear him.
He spoke chiefly on the Tariff question, .77si,ich
he treated in very able and satisfactory manner,
exhibiting quite an extensive acquaintance with
the subject, and power of illustration which
made its principles Ineligible to the plainest ca
pacity. We DO not know that we ever listened
to more effective speech.-Cerlain it is our OPP
ponents were greatly gravelIed by it.
In the evening he again addressed very large.
audience principally citizens of the town,) or
the subjects Of the Currency, Sub-Treasury, &c.,
and seemed TO be jus, as much at home upon
them as he had been upon the Tariff question.
On both occasions he publicly invited his oppo-
nents TO reply to him, but the invitation was not
accepted.
We must say that we have been most aprceably
disappointed in the man. Although evidently
uneducated, in the common acceptation of the
term, his style and language are far from being
uncouth offensive; and what is still better, he
pays strict regard to fairness and truth, in all
his discussions. Such speeches cannot fail TO
tell well wherever shey are made; and, persecu-
ted as he is by the most cruel and vindictive slam
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-25

MIR Clay, in his speech, at his recent reception
in Charleston, S. c., declared himself in favor Of
system of protection, moderate, reasonable, Ger.
tain and dnrable-yielding no more revenue than
is necessary for an honest and economical admin
istraton Of the government, and within that liz
nit, discriminating in the imposition Of duties,
between those articles which do and those which
do not enter into competition with domestic in.
dus'ry-throwing the heavier duty on the formet
and the lighter duty on the latter. He said that
on this basis this great question must be settled
that zoe must lire together, we cannot do otherwise
and there must be some common ground on
which we should meet. That the advocates Of
Tree trade and the advocates Of prohibtory or
high duties, occupied the two extremes; and
safety and peace could only be found by taxing
the middle path. Tina, neither interest nor sec.
ton could expect to have it all their own way
the matter must be adjusted by concession, COM
promse, conciliation--such concession, compro-
mise and Cancellation as led TO the adoption of the
federal constitution; and under the influence of
which our political union would continue 10 fulfil
its sacred trust and move forward on its high ca.
reor, blessing TO our race.