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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-07-27

brown filly, all four of her legs black, left
eve out, supposed 10 be 2 years old last
spring; appraisedso $40,
Taken up by Green Treece, living on
The head Of Harricane creek, Is miles south
west Of Ripley, one brown bay mare mule,
5 or years old, l3a hands high, marked
with the collar, and some saddle spots on
her back; apprised to $40 80,
Taken up bv John hurry, one yoke OF
Oxen, one is black, marked under sleap IN
the left ear, under sloap in the right ear
and snderbi', with bell on; the other marked
under slosp in the LEFT ear and smooihe crop
ander sloap out of the right ear, he is white
speckled, supposed to be Cor 10 years OLD;
appraised to $50. July Is, 1874.
N, M, ARMOUR, Ranger
July 81, lS44--37--3t
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ATTENTION WINGS.

The wings Of Tippah, ard all honest DC"
ocrat., are requested TO meet in Ripley Oh
Monday morning Aug. 5'h for the purpose
If forming company to attend the wh'E
Mass Meeting to be held in Holly spr''s
on Wednesday, Aug. 7'h. 1t is the 'n'en
in, TO form foot company to be called the
uwu,o GUARDS" and to go on FOOT accom>
ua,.ied by few baggage wagons. The
company to leave Ripley on Monday Aug
5,h at IL o'clock.
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TEMPER ANCE.

Mr. ED,ToR--Wlll you be so obiging,
As to inform your readers who may feel an
in,eres. in such information. and have it
not, tina, the Ripley Total Abstinence So-
ciety, will hold its next regular meeting, in
Ripley, on Saturday Evening August the
SRI con me ncing as nearly as practicable,
at n o'clock P. M.
We hope our fellow citizens, who desire
.he''prospelity ofour country, and especially
of our immediate community, will, if they
can, give their attendance.
1t is important that every man examine
the principles upon which our cause is based.
70 become acquainted with them. is all that
is necessary, as we conceive, y convince,
any one, not under the dominion ofprej dice
in som, WY, that the prevalence OF these
principles will promote the best Interests OF
his. or any other community.
Sneakers have been provided for the "c-
N WIN. A. GRAY.
President of the Society.
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pretended IN 1910, and va oil remainder
lac rc,ul, TI,uj have oven goso ~ iaf NJ
10 publish tho names u some Tho 'tucat
shir- IN Tho land updor Tho list u changes,
and never afterwards mado Tho proper COZ
feclion, when these gentleman denied tho
over 'bsw signatures. wo have
no desire 10 enter The lips with our adyer.
.afcs in counting up conversions from Los
cofocoi,m 10 ~bigism 1hey may need
such n s,imulous, bu, We feel ssssfed tina,
no true weg needs to be inspired vhf Tho
idea that no is on tho strong side 10 order 10
induce him to battle Tor his principals. Blu,
M par, Of tho current incidents Of The day,
We call tho attention Of the Loco journalists
to TWO prominent changes, in order lha, they
may give them place. THOMAS LoRlNo
ESQ, former Editor of The North Carolina
a.. F J Standard, has renounced "modern
democracy and gives notice that he will
Mace The names of "CLAy AND FRELING>
uUysEN," at tho head of tho next number
Of his paper, the "Independen'," and zeaI>
ousy advocate their election. Mr. SMINN,
leading democrat and member Of the Vir-
cinia Senate from the Harrison DIs,ric, has
disayowed Polk and Dallas and taken his
stand for Henry Clay.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-07-27

TWe welcome the "Columbia Observ.
er to our exchange lists. 1t cuts like two
edged sword in the wing cause. 1t is pub.
lished at Mr., Folks residence and Judging
from the number before US, its editor has
both the knowledge and ability to expose
all Mr., Folks tricks. We commend j, Il
The patronage ofour readers.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-07-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 r the July Term Of the Probate
"A Court Of Tishamingo County Miss's-
sippi; Letters Of Administration were
granted 10 the undersigned on the Estate OF
William D, Callicott deceased. Notice IS
hereby gwen to all persons having claims
against said estate, TO present the same
properly authenticated, within the time pre-.
scribed by law, or Otherwise they will %
forever barred. -
0'o ELI CALLlCOTT.
Administrdt
july ooh lS44--37--6w fec
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or The late letter o. Mr.. Polk declaring
himself 10 favor u a protective iaf'l', wh'e"
vii 10 found IN our hfs' pare, hiss 'hfow"
our Ioeoloco friends IN Ilose feg'ors' a''e
INTO cenfua,or. wo have been much anu
.ed a, their efforts to dcve'o'l 'h'' lo''' '"'
IA tho articles Of their political h''h' 'o''o
times lhoy swear ,ha, lhe democrats nave
always boon in favor Of moderate p'o'0'''0''
But they are taken completely obaos' ""'"
wa refer them 10 tho speeches OF D'f'o"'
Brown, Matthews and BONE made mere u"
h, las, twelve moa,hs. When routed from
hi. pos,iop. they tack about and swear
,h0, Gov. Folks la,o Pennsylvania lo''or IL
entirely consistent with tho views he has
always professed on the tariff When We
oo, hem in this notch, we show them up so
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-07-27
col. POLK'S LETTER ON The
TARIFF.

We law before our readers, ibis week, Il
the recent letter Of Col, Polk to Mr.. Kane |.
Of Philadelphia, on The subject of the Tariff. 9
Altogether i, is one of the most exra0rd'na h
" productions that has met our eye Tor many 4
dav. We had without much surprise !,
seen him, in his letter Of acceptance to the
Baltimore Committee, cooIly assume the .
uone TERM doctrine oc the wings, by the
declaration tina. he would in no event be a ,
candidate for re election, in case he should
be elevated to the presidential chair. We
had heretofore been made pretty familiar
with the capacity Of the Locofoco leaders
(Col. P. in particularly to "wheel about"
whenever the exigencies Of the case required
them them to slump Jim Crow" But we
must confess we we're not prepared Tor MS
summerse. upon the tariff. But before
giving the letter in question: let US recu
for a moment to the former declaration OF IN
writer for the purpose Of comparing ,he'
with the doctrine laid down in it by him.
a sneech delivered at Jackson, TIE, in Il
month of April, lSi3, at which time II
canvass for Governor was opened by q
Polk we have the following language:
III am opposed to the Tariff Ac. Of (,
late congress, considering it to be in ma
respects Of this character (protectipe) a
indeed so highly protective upon some
,icles as to prohibit their importation i
the country altogether. am In favor
repeating that act, and restoring the Go
promise Act Of March %, 1888; b eliev
as | do, that it would produce more revel
than the present law, and that the incide
protection afforded by the trenty per
du.y, especially when this would be pai
cash, and on the home valuation, ,ciN of
efficient protection to the manufacsr
and all that they ought to desire, or to w
they ore entitled"
This is clear and explicit The
Governor tells US that he is in favor
twenty per cent revenue tariff--that it
afford all the protection the industry
labor Of the country is entitled to-but
one word is said about "discriminati
in the duties imposed for the purpose
'sprotecsion."
Again, in answer to the interrogat
profounded to him by the Memphis con
tee in May lS43, he says:--
"ln fixing the rates Of tariff, my
ioniis that the object in picD should
raise the revenue needed by the Go
men,, learning (mark the word) the in
engaged in manufactures to enjoy The
dental advantage uhieh the 'epy Of
DUTIES rM afford to them"
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Mr., CLAY.

MR, CLAY.
al had resigned my
seat in the senate
when the act Of lS42
passed. Without in
tending to express a.
ny opinion upon eve.
ry item of the tariff
I WOULD SAY
THAT | THINK
THE PROVISIONS
IN THE MAIN wise
| AND PROPER. ~
Sept, l3, lS43. Let
ter to a committee Of
Georgia Wings.
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"a, p.rs,prsr OF rut UNITED STATES
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY
Fon vIcg PRESIDENT
THEODORE FRELlNGHuYsEN.

ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VIE
PRESIDENT.
IoHN I. GUIoN, of Warren
PETER B. sTARKE, ofLownde''
ALEX n. BRADFORD, of Marshall
r. JONES STEWART, OF W''ki"'o"'
ISAAC DAVIS, of Pamela.
HENRY GRAY, of Winston,
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TIE DIFFERENCE.

Mr.. Polk.
uI AM OPPOSED
TO TIE TARIFF
ACT OF THE
LATE CONGRESS
considering it to be
in many respects OF
this character. | am
IN FAVOR OF
REPEATING tina
ACT and restoring
the Compromise tar
if of March 3, Is
! 32."-May Is, Is
80. Reply to CHI
Gems of Tennessee.
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THE MISSING LErrER. Why was not the
letter from Mr.. McKane that drew forth
Col. Folks reply, published also' 1t is
usual in such cases 10 publish all The corr
respondence. b., this time we have only
half Of il. Did Mr.. McKane's letter Gun.
tain something not intended for the "publlc
eye?" Did he warn Col. Polk that his
former tariff declarations would not do toI
Pennsylvania, and that his cause was II
danger unless he altered his tone? Come
gentlemen, out with the letter. Let Us have
all the facts in the case.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-07-27

Gen. Henry s Foote, one Of the Den>
ocra,ic candidates for Eec,or, will address
the people at his place Oh Monday the ooh
instant.
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shrewd loco who thought h''hse" "'o'e
cunning than his neishbors, came INTO our
sac,um yesterday. "oho," says he'll have
discovered the great difference between
Mr. Polk and Mr.. Clay on the subject OF
,ro,ec,ion. Mr.. Clay is for protecting man
uf,c,ures alone, while Mr., Polk in his late
letter. is in favor of extending his doctrine
of protection to "agricutture, manu- ac'ures'
,ho mecha mic arts, commerce and nav'sa'
,;o,n We took down our crpy OF Gays
s,eeches and showed him the following
and he left.
!, .our agricultural is our creates. interest," IL
It ought ever TO be predominant AN o'"e''
should bend to it. A-e'
.,o,,o a home marke, to give further scope
- Tho consum,,on of the produce OF Amer.
w" ~ Industry Mr.. Llay's Tariff speech
Of March 80, 1924
:, al desire TO furnish the agricultural pro
= d,csr a home marke, in addition to The Tor
e;cn marke,-in other words, two marke'
Of sale and two markets of purchase. - Mr
Claws Charleston Speech, April, lSl4'
y Another loco, in his despair how to &c
o. nut Of the difficulty into which Folks 'ar''
nc otter had thrown his party, avowed sh'
'e. ,here was no difference between Mr., fo't
in .,s;,;on On the tariff, and the ground take
'ry bv Mr., Clay in his Georgia letter "
age presented him with the following compa'
the son-He swore--,urned blue--asked
e'S' to drink Of liquor and commenced 'a'k'
o~' about scraps"
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CHANGES. The Locofoco papers are
laboring mos, assiduously TO create the be-
lief that great changes are going throughout
the Union in their favor. just SO they
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| HAVE At ALL
TIMEs BEEN orro'
srp TO THE Pro
TECrlvE POLICY
/ AM in favor OF n
tariff for revenue
and OPPOSED TO A
TARIFF FOR Pro.
LECTION
Coz. Polk, adj
dress to the people
of Tennessee, ia
ted May II, H.
| l3.
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Ia my judgement, 1t Is
The duty of The Gorern
ment TO extend as far as
i, may practicable to do
SO, by its rerenue 'dws
and all other means
within its power, fair
and just PROTECTION to
all the great interests
of the whole Union,
embracing agriculture ,
manufactures the me
chanic arts, commerce
and navigation.
Coz. Polls Pa. lette'
| Of June l9h 1914.
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GIVE have received from the publish
ers, No. TX, Of the Junius Tracts--ANNEx.
ALTON OF TEXAS. Like every thing else
from this source, the subject is treated with
great ability. The subject Of Annexation
is contemp lated in strictly national light
without oeierenceto the Northern or South
ern feeling.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-20
Grant County Delinquent
List.
Lancaster, June 10. 1874.

once ofMe clerk oftse Board Of C''""a's''0"-
rscf Grant County,
Lancaster, June IL. 1874.
A IL PERSONS are hereby notihsd, that me
~ following tracts OF Land and Town Lo's' so!a
=, nec.mbsr, 1912, for the taxes due and unpaid
,nereon for tic year 1912, aud previous years, re-
mai, unredeemed in this Office. Now, therefore,
unless the taxes, interest, and charges, added TO
No several tracts herein described, together with
inc redemption fee, and any interest that may sub
seoueny accrue, together with the charges for adj
ouising the same, shall be paid within six months
from the date hereof, ia pursuance of,he statute in
such case made and provided, the same will be 'or-
ieitsd fer such tax and charges:
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.

TN pursuance law, Joas TYLER, President OF
i the United States Of America, do hereby declare,
and make known, that PUBLIC SALES viii be
held a, the aforementioned Land Offices in the
STATES OF OHIO and ILLINOIS, at the pc
mods hereinafter designated, to wit
AT the Land Office at UPPER SANDOShf
OHIO commencing on Monday the firth day OF jan
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Section thiuy-6Ve, in township three, Of rsngs
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~ Beef" and proposals for Pork the
may be, will be received at this office until o'clock
on Monday, the Both day of September next, for fur
nishng and delivering free Of all and risk to
the United States
Five thousand eight hundred barrels of Navy
Beef and five thousand eight hundred barrels of Navy
Pork:
Each barrel to contain not less than two hundred
pounds nett weight Of Beef or Pork no excess of
weight in either article will be paid for. To be de-
livered at the respective Navy Yards, as follows: