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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-11
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ORIGINAL ANECDOTE.

Not many years years ago 2 man APP
peared, whether as plaintiff, defendant, or
witness, tradition does not inform US. Be
this as it may, the following dialogue en-
sued:
CoUET.-What is your name cir!
ANSWER My name is Knott Martin,
your honor.
C.-Weli, what is II?
Ali is Knott Martin.
C.--"Not Martin" again! We don't
ask, you what your name is NOT, bu, what
it u.s. No contempt of Court, sir.
Ali your honor will give me leave, II
spell my name.
| C.--WeIl spell it.
! Ak double t, Kaott I'm r, mar
in, tin, Martin Kou Martin.
i CO, very well, Mr.. Martin, we se'
through it now; but it is ono of the mos
KNorTY cases we have, had before us 70
some time.
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v,h ,m Gua jg,s srd 'orros' ~ 70 have
fur. alpo,tsp,r douf ss''isbee, so'os
~ bflnn ne course 80 sfo pufsuinr. spa
4 seen. are scarcely agicei Oihen 80
tho desperate adtenuie n disian' c'inaief'
,nd fbbkma anl sfe never again hea'd u.
IS rh some. fylly DE. 0a vofk II ii0'c AM
a 10. pefhaps. afe fecagnilod Hmooa''
lbo.s wbosignsIile locomotives 10 themselves
m the fegefsh .fnrf Il politics. o. are eom
msmom'ed ~ having ALLEN 10 some bril-
Ian, aehegemenl vs. dfyefgo Ike lines
dnWn ffom The SINE poin', puffuing 'imi'
Tar directions, bui seldom fc.unitinr Our
permanent connections sfc generally form
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10 magnIdod by being seen through the puref
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Bloody AGay.-A sanguinary fight took
place on Wednesday evening, near Lake
Borgne, between a number of fishermen
in which 7 or ere said 10 have been woun
ded. One of these named Felix Francois
was removed to The Charity Hospital, and
is since dead. We trust that no efor,s will
be unried to secure and bring to jus!;ce
tho offending parties. Tropic.
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From the y. Y TnbUae.
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nv Mas o. W afscrs

Az. 10, our glad shouts swell Tho aft
Loud burst The lannon's foaI
For Death the despofs ruling chain
Wa bow the knee no more.
We swsll the shou, from thousand hearis,
The noble and The free;
Whose every pulse is beating high
With fires of Liberty.
We swell The shoul!--we raise our staff!
Our coors float on high!
A. the ascending eagle sweeps
Majestic through the sky.
We bear the nimsy fabscs down
A despo,'s hand hath reared,
With noble souls 10 grid US on
VIVA. is there to be fearedf
Well raise the altars of the free
Throughout this vast domain,
And hill shall echo back to hill,
The yictors shout again.
For "peace there is no peace" for w
Till, swept from shore to shore,
Shall be Oppressioh's wi'hering path
To find trace no more.
Lot Freedom, then, our watchword be,
And brave deeds here arise,
Until our country shall be hailed
The noblest meath the skies!
Till hearthstones shall be affairs made
Where children worship free,
The cherished land which gave them birth
The cline Of Liberty.
lowanda, Pa.
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Towanda, Pa

Squire S., Of our village, has very. sa,
sgaoious dog. He sits up like a man in Il
chair, allows you to put hat upon his head
and acigar IN his mouth, and if any bystan.
der chances to give him a ftp or levy, the
dogs owner is the only person who can get
ii, from him again. West. Rep.
A remarkably sagacious animal, truly,
but rot so good fnancier as the elephant
we heard Of who took in money on -ve,y
special deposit
"Tha,'s very KNOWN hanimal Of
yours, is hep" said coekney gentleman ,c
.he keeper Of the elephan, in question.
"Very," was the cool rejoinder.
"He performs strange tricks hand hantics
does hei" inquired the cockney, cycling tn
animal through his glass.
"Surprisin'v' re,orted the keeper, "we'v
ioarnt him to put money in that box you Sc
way up there. Try him with dollar.
1.-THE cockney handed the elephant dolIa
and sure enough he took it in his trunk an
placed it in box high up GU, Of reach
."WelI, that is very hextraordinary-
jhastonishin' truly" said the green one, c
pening his eyes. "Now let's see him TAX
it out and and it back
awe ncper learns him that trick" retol
ted the keeper, with roguish leer, and the
turned away to stir up monkeys and pune
the hyenas.
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A LUDicRous SCENE amusing oc'
currence says The last Springfield Mass
Gazette, iranspired during service in the
Catholic church at Cabotvlle, on Sunday
Several marriages and baptism were per
formed by the officiating priest with due
form and soemnity, but The individual who
stood asgodfaher to the child, in the latter
ceremony, not fully understanding his duty
il is presumed, when called upon TO give
The baplismal name, responded "John,
supposing that be had been asked his own
name. The ceremony went on, and the
infant was duly chrisiened John, when to
the establishment ofaIl, the mother informed
the prizes, that it was female! The scene
which followed may be easily imagined.
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ARRIVAL g. DEPARTURE OF TIE
MAILS AT RIPLEY, Mi.

TUSCUMBIA MAIL.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS
Tuesdays, Fridays Tuesd's Thursday
g. Sundays at6rM g. Sundays at 5 NJ
HOLLY SPRINGS MAIL.
Arrives, Departs,
Tuesdays Thursd's Weekdays Fridays 8
g. Sundays at4AM Sundays at Pm
PONTOTOC MAIL.
Arrives, Departs,
wednesday, AFFIRM Thursday ADAM
OXFORD MAIL.
Arrives, Departs,
Saturday, at 6PM Friday, at JAM
PURDY MAIL,
Arrives, Departs,
Fridays, at I'm Friday, at 2rM.
s. R. SPIGHT, P. M.
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, the proCound remark 6

In answer to the profound remark awe
were children at once,''-"What puzzles
me-" said child Of five years of age, sis
when you were all babies together, who
took care OF youf'
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SUBMARINE FoRTIrICATIoN-Mr. Colts
last experiments with his submarine batteries
was made near Washington City on Satur-
day evening last. The National Inteli>
gsncer says:
"Mr. Col. made the explosion at signals
from navy.yard. The explosion was o
beautiful jet d'eau. By the second, the
sunken wreck Of the .Styr' was blown up
and perfectly destroyed, every part of i. BE-
ing torn into fragments, and not one timber
lsft upon another.
"This was followed by two magnifc en-,
waterspouts, one of which was thrown up
IN q height Of from one to two hundred fe ct,
which were intended to show that continued
operations could be performed upon an as
sailing squadron, without renewal of the
means, under exposure to lis proiociiles.
alt 10 understood that Mr.. Colt had for.
tilted the channel, previously to the first
experiment on The ship when under sail, SO
that had there have been twenty ships com.
ing up with hostile intent, they must each
have mot with the same fate"
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OuR EARLY CoMPAN1oNs-How few of
Inc companions of our youth do we find &C,
comPanying US in the after days Of life's
journey. OF those who seemed 20 I;nked
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TfAT}DWA ARE.

anOf!, STEEL. NAILS. sc. t-c.-SEEjiSYS. EaEESS
{: SAh;pS(H lis Greenwich ST. Snccss=ors 10 iDGk.
MAI, JOaSrTQN. AKRES Il 90, h:yo On nS-.f 4 !uA
asrGrtu=nt %
Swedish fat and sauze bar cn; Ee.lian old sahc u.
ynSi round. fa, and squals lion American do
American fire square Iron. = TO y ilca
Bra=iais' Rods. S.!6 10 X inch
2piss Rods and vhue sha!-s, OF a.! si-es
HuT3s Rod Rods, OF Norwegian 11d ole sIt$ !5Sa
Band and scroll iron OF oil .izss
American hoop Iron, a ia iT inch5s
Cu, Nail., Brads and SpkeS; Epg!jIh wrought Asill
Cast steal! Of saaGcItcn, 'othsr: & Co. hap zlls2si
Spring Steel, OF the EisstTn4p warranted
Shear Steel: German 5 esl Of VARIOUS s.aEaos
!. Els:or Steel, frst ana sse1ed quality
American blser sssi fiUn, Axes, .Iparici ar!cie
s.. B-Swe!iza lon czn aWS5s be !oJniinsd s9slsc: %
drawback, iy:5 bl7
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SECOND BOARD.
p,b,,e sock nxchanse.. .Dxo. 10.
HECOND bUANr.
Is airs VisssburE BIZ: 0ofafne" ltus.'''i' 90

The produce Of the Whale Fishery arrived al
from l.i January December ih 1874, Were
$3.50 whale. and 2SSsperni-
A trsin OF ears passed up on the Hartford and
sornse Railroad on the I'd inst, accomplishing the distance
% OF s6 mlcs-n hour and eight minutes, vnans time
topppc time minutes. Tho train down In
hour and four minutes.
The route of The Montreal Railroadfrom Portland
hs, beu surveyed and the to;a cost estimated at
including depcts, csrs. &c
The North Carolina Legislature is paying eff ole
seb A resolution has been introduced to pay of sSSO Of
,,r,r Notes issued By tina, i5S0. and owed
by Emily Perry, OF Wake Co.
NJ McKran, from tho Committee on Banks, il
tie Nav Hampshire Legislature reported bill TO incorporate
80 Rank at Manchester. bill TO cfess the Pr
cat.cua Exchange Bank was passed Inc o 20 ehaief '
,bs Nn,hua ead Cotton Railroad passed 'he House
4, "a nroposed 10 sell the i,lichigan Central Ril
,,,a "a n,vae company 1t will then hoped. be com
peied M, ~, t,oJ X
les in length hiss paid from 10 20 II per cent 'cce It's con
aud The ssSe SSfn GpksS b.
@ The NH Geek that hiss 'eceay gone mo Inc hands O.
cG Ss TgeS RdaI fi9 a from ase 70
cosoa which vas one Sf z. pa
penses p.,,
The rec4ipts of ite Charleston Ralltchd iof ,ht
p,on.h Of November, Is compares WILL with hss 81 the
Sf NerS5s and those hs
month. of the last year, the company WIZ Ve e'u ee
esa dv,dend equal TO pc; cent per annn, aud nave
handsome surplus besides, after paying oil e1pen'es ana Inc
TSe Sseeip for November 1874 S
Do do ls4S.................'-.'.s'o Vi II
Surplus. .S-'' -
The valne of Cotton exported rom Mobile 10 for
ego port. durin nc the first quarter Of lsis-l was
Exported III Sptsnber =, 81 81 -
Do October ;; g.: q
10 Sovembe. '-io,S-t :
To.a!Fsr quarter. sass, ssi IL
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SCHOOLS
FASHIONABLE DANCING

clONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONhY,
IS The hcno OF in!aring the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
New DIRK, and vicinity. that he has arrived for the pur.
pse ol rving instruction the principal fashionable Dnnces
prevailing in The highest circles oil European and American
society.
Mons H. has lately arrived rom Boston, Saratoga md New
port where his style met the wunneSt admiration of the pa-
Among ctheis; Mons X proposes TO teach tnt well known
Ounce LA PQl.kA-the tSuadTllss with original music
tine Vase de peuy Pastie aiGzouTka-new Coions-new
Guloppe, md p,l Amencnn Dances.
fiGIs X will be assisted BY MADAME K0RPONAI us
MuscInn: The instruction viii DO given the FIeaeh, Ger
man ami English lausIases.
5os engaged Park pacestfictIy private clol
and uiry-io the accommodation Of Ladies' aud Gentlemen.
The PCik0, and the (uafeS, present danced III
the fashionable circles Of London and Pns he taught
twelve lessons eScep; the MazourSa. III ohes
tw eAty four lessons.
For further pasiCiqls inquire Of MONS. EORPONAY.
his residence - Park Place.
Tx9As-C;ass Lessons from 10 to u. a. NJ, u to l. and
to-, p. NJ, and from . 10 Z III the evening.
SIX lessons, st-twelvc lessons, $40, End quarter, sl5,
Private essonssx lessons, IS; twelve lessons sIa guar
ter, so
enieS. t.c. M
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DAGUERgEa-STYPE,S5; Els.

FTNtTEO STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY i75
~ BROADWAY. UP Sr3lRS.-E. WHITE would rs-
specty call he 6eon Of citizens ard s;rengers visiting
tSD city 10 his speniil collection OF DaHuereoigpe fos.
ain ga OF in groups from ~ a person: the tme Plate,
which i lcruY and accuIar; oi dslns7on cHrrut be lT-
s:ef Pc,lails nkca in ii kinds VI welthoT elite, with
hou, he coio prices Of wsch Ieduccd,o thoss
cnafced by the most inexperienced m the busilsss.
The Ams,caa Institute at its late exhibition awarded Mr.
White Ito tit Pe.u: fnrts be5. agueiTeot2pe lenes-
es or grouping Tad general effect which but another pool
TO the superiority Of his Portraits.
Nj White il sole uger, in New YORK the superior
imported German Caa.s and ut o,er Establishment IL
the city or state can they be Obtained.
n B-mported German Cameras, also French and hperl'
can instruments of the yeIT best quality with Plates. Gases
Chemicals Polishing TlatsIlnls. &c.
M Whites Case Gaufac:ory being the irses end most
e,rensive IN the United Sate he enabled from the quality
he manuacturaito sell tlaGusITeo:ye Miniaiue Ct ~
par cent than ntHc hhu=c IN 7 inian s'S &c
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ezzz4.. CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS
M IaSSfI d he ss s y and ss ,6 q.
- hst toned Church Rel aEd ubo Silver Aeda ioI
the ber Ball and Dipa.na for Town Clock, eIhl.
b " the Far of the Amerlcan nsttue in October last 10
row u-apared IT hs uurlry al West Trey, New-Yor to
iu,nsh Be Z; from . GO los. paGe Of the bgst mais
rirs and warranted stad md 10 to
thell ,pe. Cast Iron Yoses " ri sioya=bie AEns. The
incres1s saand for Bells the best evidence that can
be eysr O ts! excellence Orders have beel recssed from
tie tgnags and aiczt al the safes, aGd ehoat 100 5Eve
been :aa hsd 20 isrea; places IN me state OF es Yo5s
;ss,rlsntslts. Cope. and Br1ss Castsrs, =. s:e
a9I TIN AHtj2E.1 IiEfEE-1.
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EARTReUAKE.-The Knoxville ('renn.) Register
OF Dec. 4, states that severe shock OF az Earih-
quake was felt in thar vicinity the och uit IL
commenced a, asout7 O'clock, and continued with
considerable violence for the space oseveial seconds
accompanied with loud report resembling tnet oi
heavy ordnance at a disauce, which was succeed
ed by strong and deep rumbiing noise, similar 10
that produced by heavily loeded wagon in crossing
L bridge. i'ne shock was The most severe we have
ever experienced.
MELANCHOLY Loss OF LIFE.-William Fisher
Goodng, (irmeriy OF Cauandaigual his hrother-ia-
law Mr.. Good, and Mr.. Isaac G. Clark left the har
Dor of Goderich, Canada West, Oct. 30, on voyage
of benevoIence 10 assist in getting off the American
schooner Mary of Saginaw, then stranded at the
Bay de Dor Having succeeded in their enterprise,
they started for home in The Huron Chief bat the
vessel stranded in gale aud they Were all three
Loot. Patrols OF anxious friends had sought for their
bodies in vain up 10 the 29Ih ut. MIR. Gooding was
tho first settler in the Huron Tract
u. s. LAND SALES IN OHIo.-1ti s stated that tue
alternate sections Of uad held b. the United States
in the vicinity of the Miami Extension Canal, will
be offered for sele at Upper Sandnsky on the oil
January, 1916. The minimum is SO per acre.
VorE OF TExAs.-Tne whole numbar OF votes
poled is $4,000. Jones's majosity 1888. There is
falling off OF 6 900 votes since The previous Eec-
tion.
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-, go. BEARS on. HIGHLY PEEFUN1ED
SSITTsE xSGy FOA TIE H. iR.-rh OIL IS chem.
!. calIy prepared from TIE gevuine bears
- grease. and highly cspist ipr the ar
Nothing vli sOuncr stop It from falling
= oil, OF restore bGti places. than tins
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roofs of the hair, and gives il
enrrl osxine,s and NERVOUSNESS beyond any other
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, i nntui its yaire III stopping the hair tIOa decay
so b;,le VII be cef:n test Pe3urel Grd SOLD by \. T.
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