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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-04-13
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RI st"ration of a sound and Uniform Rational
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-04-13
Job Printing

VI all kinds neatly executed a, This q,
'ce' and on terms to sui, the times.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

AN iLLISols WEpD,SG.-'.W VIII vou take this
woman be your welded wife p said magistrate,
who was placing the indisscuble knot ot natrimo-
ny on couple mutaally attached 10 one another.
Wall, swar, squire, said the groom, a wolasl,
looking customer, YOU must be darn green 'un 10
ask such q question as tha, an. Do YOU think I'd
be sucha paguv fool, old fellow, as 10 90 10 the bar
hunt, and take this cal from the quiltn' frolc. ii
MT toonscnptiousiy certain ana Determined 10
have her! Drive on with your Dizziness, and ak
no more foolish questions.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

LICENSES TO TsIosg COMMITTING 4 WRONG
The following is from the remarks of Lord Chester
field in the House OF Lords on the Gin Nct:
But the use of those things which arc Simply
hurtfl i'll their owr nature aud lis very degree TO
be prohibited None, my lords, ever heard III any
nation, of tax upon helf adultery, because tax
implies license granted for the use o, that which
is taxed to all who will be willing to pay II.
DrunAenness my lords, is universal and III all
circumstances an oyii, and therefore ought not 10
be taxed but punishc,l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

T Mr.. Samuel Howell of Patrick county,
Va, has petdoned Tue Legislature iorpornisson 10
work on Sunday, as he is deaf and can derive no
benefit from preacling, and consequently he is more
tired DONG nothing tiat day, than he is with work
ing throughout the week. tic thinks he might as
well be allowed TO WORK, as others to be tolerated in
/" iddlins dancing, bunting, ising, and horso-rac-
ing" on ihat day
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

NorE BY ScHLLER. ,chnd who has lett ms TIN. arec
dote also informs that the priest who s4d this adventure
with the Coant OF i,pshucs. aaerwaJd became Chl2a 20
the of Nrntz a6. the election n.
ruch 70 t.ectrg tbs thoughts Of that pIinceeec,or 20 The
Count Of Itipsbus Respecting the history of he times
exercise his pinesiy o!ce al eimpe coronation OF Ru.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

s5ls5s4 5sS54 CHURCH BELLS AND l0@l1J w
win diploma at the Sew York say 81 fan y ,Sa ~
and 1913, or h; Sest toncd |hfeh n ,nI.S 5m Bis
prepared at his loundy at West I ~ r. og he bt n,
as 2 and wafansd to staal an such as to pssr
Fastes them Ne peefa ce1t r. ,so s. XIX !, 'ff is bsl:
dence that can e given of their excellence 10 say s
other states 6ewse tre4 and four hundred Gst I
have been furnished Tor different places IL Tue ''
Also al 5,' Lev@iias wei 9i Sad Surveying IatsnI;; cqFpf
Rrass ItaSti &c ANDlSF.'' 'IE,.,I-----
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

Ey The Methods, Episcopal Church ar Wilkes
ays since.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
l'0''V'1 0'7 - W4E \ N 4 60. sols PIop,i.tor

AauNTs--58 Bo7.ery 10 Drosjlya. corner iistl sar
4S Broadway, co-uqr Grand :; Gu E-i Nr al1brI
s.re.: and Vest Btoedvay; CoGl, conyT fiNpsta 'E
Church streets Ws. Robertson. 81 la'3i' street Ban
more t. Frotl,icglal Efoaiwa,, aear St-. s'r.ef Am
7 ~. Newcom0 %. sfj ~. q. s.rre., ir97 III
Broadway cGgaer Chanhi-s,eset Net usfc, loj tHoaiL
iiihbard 10 johi-sjirel. Gl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

YSE. PHINNEN'S FAIlLI PILLS -TA5ge
II mId aad pucey Vegetable ils Ue'e trst a;roiucelD
II nrbIie hv r u,ols circulation us allowing gs.os
lest them bei1 they uschastd; ua,, t dave become .T
tee<ivsv known in The Northern, ile aud New En.l.l
States i ayY Soutler! crs without mleh advertising
aad are largely used ths c;!oo @; e emGt, EaY.
siciaIz many o whose ca-cicl,es have zen voluntarily .
en- Persons alicy5 w:th rods dy5He9S', 5!.oples, g,
their possession. 1hs,e lis uay te lad al .61 rscp
Prug an Country Stores IN me lao'a meaoqd "t25 ai
.hoiilc an, n 4 H. y d. sands, . tu0uN aud
Sar,is < Co II las; Broadway; l. Is Saadi GO No, Is
Brol,!war New York; Browning & Brohen, % liase,l
ton. Price IS cents. and 81! cruls .er Box. dlon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

CskATES-A tu!i assortment of Skates, strer-
~ ped and uRstrappel at wholesale aud retail By
G96w OSBORN * LITTLE, 50 FuieoAsi,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

ez-Ts.i .005 HGRES MICHIGAN LANDS, +0,Go
=, zc,,.rIr,,ia and 50aO ia Indiana improved ald IN
MA: S5 Liberty street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

-. FOR EXCIiNNGt.-4A snug Farm. contain
iny i20 acres of Land good Heusr Barn Orchard and
s-ac 5: Will take irse-Qua!tsr Michigan Lands and
olaGuaIter cash Apply 70 A. p & :. C. Smith, IS Liberty
n21
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
GENUINE TEAS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA co MPANY
Bssss s.sasy s.Pff Il i 1s rs5st Ssss4ssEs E,ssfr
sS INVlTE THa ATTESTUN Fl e ~P Of 5iG Cg AND
eoqn'y families and purchasers 9T the appoaen: ho.
Hs SGnd IN M g. h 9 sss 2a I Of una
lsy ard OF their House ith reference high quail
tiss o7 and upright dealing well understood
10 Tender further comment necessary.
Tea O5serrs -Stansers viii be pa .tieular to e;nea,
f S IA and siSs a as @ It sy
ar liable 10 be led aStray by ,e soe Just started at 4Oi
stTr under gt coon % Tea Sare The qGSi pa6e
VIII SO oe pleased to take notice that the Canton Te Cc-
e1cept described top OF his sdyertisem-n Pm
MORlSON,S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
s ss5: h. \: .;;5' 81 FL dSEH1 1SES4.
for the United States Of and thar neither
any 4s 4at f5oss e Sad HM Mooa @
yersa aledcnes As many tations in circulation this
Msdcinss h United States must have the sutofty l
'stpFssni5 fsi9a15 Ms'''' N6RIs6J E5f5E 1V5Ar
B5sF coeseo Health Nav Road London G jan 1873
ua,iS hT above ea,o 1nan1'qs from s British Coese
asn By the friends of the Hysean Sys,e 12smuch es il
tends TO e1pose and oppose hs eoTtttss contes kch
nave oen Ve!y circulated by those who destitute
Of moral principle Is they ignorant of he healing It
The Invaluable medicines Of the British College MAJ be OBJ
viii be found in the New York Conter and EnruiTs-
They o= had also original packages Of ths follow
lEg srb-Agent5; VIZ
Nessrs. Pau Pou & Co. os John st.
" H. II. Schefieliu * co. l0t and lOs JOHN =.
J. T. Whtmore, Esq. IS South
" tsaac Smell, $50 Greenwichst
:" Peter Hampton, 100 Canal 81, New YORK city.
Alessr-. Post * Lewis Jericho l. l.
K. D. BaIdweii, Troy New YORK
%irs Gooilif Utica 40
Air. w. n. Burtis. Rochester, do
Alessrs. Go:qwell 8 Butler, Poksepsie, =: Y.
w I. SsvicS. thiuvbccA, do
mtt FIRTH S HALL. General AZaulsl Frankiin s1ua,e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

80. FOR SALE CHEAP FOR. CASH-loo
yEscrss handsome Oak Opening Lands beautifully cc7I
->.,sed, takes raL and ;e perfect. Apply to a. r s
! G. Smith, Gj Liberty street. n2G Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

COAL, COAL!!-The real genuine Red hSH
CPeach Orchard not pnenased the dock Of second hand
dealers fountain head al the mines "hsIe We e.,
prices free OF carriage well screened from the yard sworn
weghers endorsement tie back OF each ticket HHt 81
wanna S., LahsT S., Liverpool, screened 50 Iagd3tt
;ys.SneI"p ST. near Sprlss. GUERNSEY Y GO. %
DEACH ORCHARD COAL,-The subscriber
nov on hand for sale the above coal OF all sze,
which he offers for sale low market pric9 from the yard
Orders sent through the Desp;ch Post OF leita the o'e OF
the ,ubscrlbe will he prCmptlr attended TO-
+ STOKES DICKERSON, y. lOI A.th,2IPy ST.,
hand for sale as above Also Ash and Lehsh Coal o! al
: IT. " ~ DIST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

5gzs-9A ARAlS-FARNIS FOR SALE-A vaua-
Wheat Farm Of 273 acres lylng between the C5yu
- "a and seneca Lake., can be exchanged for Illinois and
and nl1ney Also, Farm of 100 the Chsnango vsT
and anai for cash only Also many good Farms in New
Jerrey containing from TO 200 Apply TO A. r & j.
/, grnitb As liberty street n20 tt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

TOR SALE OR LEASE. E.-Thirty-two Lots OF
Z Ground Hasmus (N, J) bounded By Jersey Avenne,
and Erie, HIsimus aad South about mile from
City. For particulars inquire at No. 42 Chaihan-
srraer l2 2m%
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

C,oRPORATlOS NOTiCE.-PnbIic Notice IS
Il hreh, 2iyen 10 the oyynef OF oies occupant o
pants 81 iIon aud Lots, improved or on'mr4rsd nd,
affected thereby hat the follow DG nients have teen
completed b. the Assessors aud lodged III tho Street o-
Office io[ ninatioa hy all persons g, 5o,Ess1
street and saveuga space thirty feet wide fGngh ibe
s.rie embracing lots both sides o; the 81 lomnsd e rod
from 2t 70 23d street and on both sides OF street between
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

ENTION-THOMAS CLANCY, Tailor
IN the IL bI m 1 or f FRONT Of osy, Iy fe in etbI I o n-
sttsnng from the waist up the of collar the
back AZ The making superior breast that
Of tho French without either stretching shrinking the
cloth and requires more stuff And he Will Instruct Tai
lJrs this plan for a reasonable remuneration.
ja6 iwS THOS. CLANCY 65 John st, cor William.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

GOAL, COAL,-At 2l5 Weststreet, corner r. ci
Y Franklin ard corner OF Fifth and Lewis ne ne
chard Broad Mountain White and G:s Ash Co1, D51ka ss
chsap q. the cheaes Orders left the sugar
Retnery Is sent throu ;hs Desnaseh Fo'
dis in o ~ -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

TszFs.F0R SALE or E1CHANtIt--A t'hRId
) Of IS oles Hudson River, 5Ysstchestss County
- ~ miles f0m New York CITY Some none Wal! be
mt Win /. for 4 House aud Lot IL th!s City:
u2F,f 4. p. & J. 9. SMITH, s. LiHe1ty-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

NOLORING Or DYING HAlR-WhllE,
nsrmanet biack by The Moorish air.Dye Sold AZ 50 cents
or ST bottle at the sgn of e American Easr y Cha'hln
street New York, 10 Fulton, or 81! AAltGse'
Brook dZO iu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
Narigation open 10 Albanu.
-"

q gze1, WINTER NAIL LINE FOR Al
DIS BAEY and Intermediate Tlacrs--I ne
--11.zz-.zEe-EEsteambost Il. L STEVENS. Can't l..
Ma be- will leave the foo. Of street. FFd- 1a
The steamer COLUMBIA Capt. A. Hougitoa, will leavs
above THURSDAY satut.g ard liont1 seInc92qg9s ~
ar the ofTcs en- the wharf board. az
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

f@s5e 2lo ACRES MlGHICf.lN LANDS and $500
70 exchange for productive property near New
= York City Also, SoA0 in cash and valuable pssce oi
Ind adjoining the Cty OF Chirgo 1lichrgan, Tor Farm
azsr N~wYos Also 70 exchange hanIioms nace oi
few acres ocaied pleasant Eastern village, to. snug
,ig,I .'''' - Np j. g. SMITH s. Liberty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

DRESS B0ARDS-Wanted, gross or two of
secondhand PRESS BOARDS large enough Tor sheet
% By inches. Il considerably Will Apply
a lao euiton-7t 81 floor. d. ff
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

All pesous whose interests sifeced BY the above named
assessments and who are opposed 70 the same either
them requested 70 present ser obeeogs Z SrE :"
80 days from the date of ti, Notice. JOAN EVEN,
Street Com ;stoner ana Chairman cf the assessors
Street Commissioners Ci,ce, Jan. ith 1874 j. ut
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

II: y Fto! MUFFS LFURS.-A COED assort-
VI mept Of Mu, ard r.Trimniuy At he lowest MAJ
Asi fice.ier sale at j. Il. AONARQUES.
u IN 22s Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

as-TO EXCHANGE FOR Il FARM.-A
good three story house with marble ranels, situate IN
Ll BTooklyr LII Rents for 5000 ne lam maSi be on
1, eS4 ~ "a tind.,n Riysr A. Z. J. e. SMITH
u -, ~ SIS Liberty ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

NOU WHO USE SARSAPARlLLA-Try
Joness Extract of Sars,paa Candy; IT'S excellent.
powerful and pure OF the Sod . cents
aclsse, for 81, the Of the American Eagl.,
Chatham ST. n or 39 Fulton and 81 Atlaatc 81 Brook
Ign. d20ln
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

OOAJ,-Peach Orchard and ether Goals con-
rtentl on hand nv the cargo az low pricas, from
boat or yard. JTERBEL OF Huason& AInos.si, sl .a
r IVFRPOOL COAL-For sale from yard, or
directfrom ship Liverpool Coal Of superior qu2ity at
low market price Consumers invited % call on The
nhcribr before leaving their orders esewhers as ne - de-
tminrd to sell aTtIe AZ N Iremsy low nee
IS Il ISI~ohf.o ~ Dloh go - ~ .2 -
C0AI-aT SUMMER PRlCES-We are sell
1 ;a1o-- ba.- Peach Orchard Coal Summer prices
Broken and Egg Five Dollars and half and stoys at + s ~,
po.'ats % @ t'i III 80, - Il. s 3. SKlDNORE,
os Washington Of franklin Square.
GOAL, COAL-Tne Working Mans Coal Yard
" removed The corner OF GhTstopi.ef and 'nTae @
Peach Orchard Coal the salem sg9ha and Hiae Mnf
R-otsn and Eg So Stove S Nut - 0o h2.dSo!els
. and d.yered 20 any part Of the City free OF ca'tag-
weighed By a sw orn City WeighSI SI,ru,r,rv<
dis I'm. r-D an Got4 y -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

q THREE pOLLAH HAlS--Just mashed,
S~ Short rap Aioeskn He's, at the low price S. Is
fine those SOLD senesliya 81 eisgsn Nura Fur Hats i.
50: also imitation Moessn H8sat 81 80 S22-ve. neat
Dress Hats. george. r II. BROWN
dco Inn li6 Cansl-sEr-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

REV ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
IL Through in from 10 to IS Days.! .!-ADAMS co.
having had their successful operation for
era mouths prepared TO receive and forward triweeky
Packages New Orleans by the central route the
unprecedented For further information please apply
the office, No. Wall &C.
n g. Packages for all the intermediate cities VIII be de-
verel in much lass time than any other liae dJf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

ss3 FOR. SALE.-AIl the rest, residue and re-
~ Trainder Of the une1ped Of 30 years eas- from
tl 30 oi October 1854. Of that certain ot Of land
Mn lree story brick building erected thereon containing
and tnown rs Iladjsonsr-et Court together with the une
1T I'm ol vears lease OF the lot oltnd adjoining thereto
lar 10 22I both of which said leases subject 10
.5Guad rents and ordinary Terms, CASH or
.ic1.lar antlN III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

Ia TAPSCQTT'S GENERAL ENIIGRA-
TES|f TION PASSAGE OFFICE, - Peck Slip New
--ss.=a- ork-A-tRA>GEMt;NT FOR 1914.
The nbcukcrs bee call ,e attention their friends
and the public generally their superior arrangements for
bringing OUT from and remltting money all
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

gzaS 10 HA,DSOMH FARMS TO EXCHANGE
E1fa FOR GOODS located near the New-york and Enc
i,9foad with Houses, Bans, Orchards, Wood ana
Poog Land Se $2q acre s9H s. @ c ,an5s 5s .lau au
hr arpFy.Irg 10 A. P & J. c. SmIth IS Liberty St dl3n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

Id For SALE-The extensive premises NO. n;
GO % Fuonsr between Y iiam ard Gold atfeeS re
$50 s TO- 70 % feet in int The rear and 50 eto lP The front
are tlsa5Ied The rear building is three stories
@ andttic and io95ed with .d 9"5sn u" b4, y0 ns
ts VII sH,ei .d would b. appropriate for an extern
sIre Prntins and Publishing establishments A large Sau "a
ron. ab OF securing ou FIRE all the stereotype plates and
lnsbe properly Inot sold he ore The lfSt OF reofn-
Viii then he rented the ensuing yeaI or iurthef
atl - =. 80 ,,,i,;r. ~ of JOHN RUTHFEN,
i'., go, C9,a.tsy, 60 2O5 Psarl-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

l. lcacious in tho cure OF Cholera Morbc1 B,ca, C5g
Di4rrhGa and DyssuteFy Norrs aud DJ.ftgsa -,
Washington Elilis beng composed entirely 6i Vers-p
suSs;aGcts is q: course perfectly simpls ana heHas'
though unequaiied for the rspdily and rigor With wic
GuIred in eiE5cti-iS radical cur e The above n-o,J
iissasssone dose h2s, no: caI,squ-Htiy CEASED ,xn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
GUDERVILi'S GERMAN PLASTER.

T AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON .C3ALK,t
- looks bad it Injuries the sam aud makes 4 look yH
Try Jopess Spanish Lily White; gives The face or nei
pure ile-hke alabaster yvheness. Sold at The s;s1 o!
the Ameca Eagle, 81 Ch?hamstreet, Ncw-i ioG; ana ~
l3q Fulton street and 81 Atlantic 81. Drookvn oEo I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS. .-Messrs. HARM
Den s Coz IL connection with their Boston and Prov.
daiiy Lines OF Express Philadelphia connecting with
Baltimore and Washington and all the important lines the
South and West.
Particular attention will be paid transportation and
delivery OF small and valuable psrce5 with the utmost rsgn-
la aud despatch, cases. large parcels &c. despatched daily
at before p NJ Small parcels will be received until past
r30 II HARNDEN s co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

Avenue a. w. Gabaud-u, 81 oixta Aycnue, Dr. r Lsss,i
cor Avenue and Sd street, o. H. Buus,i corgsr 81 ~
nue. and 9hstTee; Dr. II. ~ tsij corner Dsoadl. and IN
s;reet GUINNESS l2S 81 Nyfgre sT>.r !,' StEse, Css
ts9eY, m l cosst t, ,oM4 ,' co5t'G as s l,
Deron3s 4 Co: 50 Cht;anS;rget; u Nr Csc Y1isya-.
a l. Lounsbury, AlanhattaaTlile: D- w u. Woct fia,
lem. ij In
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
Libel Suits.


That slander is often beneficial to the
rers"m slanJc,ed is indispuiabls. We
rccoliect an anecdotc IN point. A man
somewhere out West was elected 10 Cou.
gress. lie was totally unqualified, in
every resp~, for the position. a
friend n, Washington once asked him-
slow the deuce did you manage 10 get
elcctcdy'
II s,o'e pig"
..Iiey!-waat.- Ilows-Is stealing
pigs considered qualification 10 Con.
gress!"
.No-bui rs soon as il was known, the
papers on tnahcr siIc topk !; up, and IF
tcolrsc ,urn had to defend nv. A great
noise was un,,ie abuu, i,--,ce called il IN
attempt 10 destroy rho spoIlrss repata
lion OF M i'm ,ccD, man for party purpo.
ses-iIre people got reused and ] got
~ isi e i9las sai ssY7 t4eA isR
Atthe mex, clcclion his orpon~nt wss
elected HIS lvi-,sL ,neeting him oass
day asked his, how il n.psrnsd
..Uh, bias. the iss,trr'-h he replied.
..he sn,clt In Eat ani yoa the s,srtuf NJ.
he stole sas,P." sse s4sot asssi ~ I
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

| tiss fact not generally known in this
country tina, in Switzerland, the ualien-
al sport is rifle shooting There -
carcely boy or girl Of fourteen years
Of age who does mn shoe: well, while -
! a ration. no other under the sun can cops
with then. in the use Of tho ride. Il 10
said ina, the Swiss Clubs were never
beaicn in national match until July,
1912, when heir champion was beaten
By Capt. S Lloyd of this city, the re-
port OF which, from this paper, has been
co;.ei hall the world over. II II not
surprising that The Swiss should cxcei in
he u of the rife; their principal game
--ihe .ha.no's and their local situation
in the heart oi Europe, surrounded By
powerful nations. with no other defcace
Than the mountainous character uftheir
courtry, and their proficiency in thesuss
al ,hi. effective and deash.dssling wea-
pom, would alone account Tor III; bit OH.
or Inducements are presented, in addi
tinn I" their PATRIOTIC Or sporting impu.
srs--ihe Government annually appeo.
pirates large sums OF money 70 bs-dis
trihuted il numerous prizes, SONS IT
them as high rs 95 900 10 the best
nnarksumn. aud which ars open to "a sisos
Tor ~ every native cl.isen, without
exception. s.s.As ss az4g-
Last year Lord Vernon, an Euel.sh
nobeman, was, w special act Of Cow
rrnm.n made mcinbcr of ths NAiianal
R,ae Cab His I4ordship i know6 .
one Of he bass shMs 10 England. ~
while. in Switzerland shot : match .
;mrqllsl IL which We have never heard Gf
liz shot 400 rouads day for six d61a,
using ak rifles, and having Tour insa -
load fnr h,ml Hit though he sHot -.
al rkabIy veil he Lost bic maich;
yuuGg Swiss sncan,ainssr.. GkoHs aans,
0winriuaately, has escaped likt disstory
oa oar lntirman,. was ne 1iuses. TIE
young man shu, ons hundred nidnds r,r.
day, using hut ona ri(e. insdiua Or hin.
self; sfirr Two days shoe,ing lord Yer.
non offered him 1000 frames for his riAe,
aud nno,h-r thou .add IL be would draw
ed Young Saiss resused. - :"
We are told thai il Is MOI uuuuusr IN
see Sly or seven Thousand ii6smen On
the ground II ono time, on the occasion
Of The m,,ches for tia Government
prizes. Soma fifty or SIXTY shooting
galleries are laif out, and the distance .
SIS icet. They shoot III Mad. Tho
annual matches fuf the Government
prizes take place g.u.fal,y IN the meath
81 May, and lie shooting continues !er
week. %e
T,ir gentleman fffam whom we derived
this III ior,fidtiadn states that in July, lS4S,
is expected 10 eoiiie off the grandsst die.
play ever Enown in the country. The
Government. have already selected the
place n'f the meeting, which 10 u 81.
Jacques, near Basc, and have increased
the prizes hy nwns and corporations, ore
town alono 8 wing $4,000 A member
Of tho Na.hsnal Club. nov IN this city.
apprszes our informant TINT il il expected
that NJ less than 5000 riflsmen will b
assembled. Iiom every town sod canton
Of The .ropabic, as The co .isderacy l.
s'ylsi.-N \. SPIRIT Of ihe Times.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
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p'rce in September. We found the naniaei
NJ MAnrIN Wax isCREN, il LETTERS lhrscI
times IS lnrcr. plnrrd over our inacrir.
tion by Ipm 0irr" tsilpin vac so~ss
two or three years since editor or ths & !.
Louis Argus. a futit'ls partisan print,
and followed Us tsnt ii company with
young Lieu' fr~rnrInt. the topnsrapAs.
cal engineer. Finding the name 0f Clay
On the rock, he Determined not d, d
ouidnnc in advancing the interests AZ his
party, ond up went Martin Van Bussa, IL
mammoth tapisa's, over the heed of
Henry Clay. History shows how was
was once carried into Africa. and this
chapter may record how politics have
been promulgated in the Rocky Mean.
lains.