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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-13
ELECTION TICKETS,

In accordance with the arrangement entered
into by the Democratic candidates for Congress
and State Offices to provide tickets for the CON-
ing election, we have been engaged to prin,
aud distribute the State ticket for Tippah and
Tishemingo counties. By that arrange provis-
ion is made for the insertion Of only the names
OF the candidates for Congress and State Offices
We take this occasion, therefore, to say to can
didates for other stations, who may wish thei
names placed upon the State ticket, that it vii
be done at the rate Of 50 so per county. Or
ders must be accompanied with the cash.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-13

UAll letters on business connected with the
Advertiser Office should be addressed TO the
Publisher..ch
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-13

pWe with pleasue lay before our readers
to-day, the address Of the Hon. Jacob Thomp.
son. We ask for it an attentive perusal.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-13

TThe Oxford Organizer comes to US this
week enlarged, and much improved in appear.
ance.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-13

Col Dodge, a sterling democrat, has been re-
elected to Congress- from Iowa. The proba.
blliiy Is that the people have again rejected the
State Constitution.-Jef Rep.
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The Mass Meeting.

Oar readers are reminded that the series of Mass
Meetings. under the auspices of the General Tenn
pcrance Council commence next week. The first
will be held in the Park on Monday evening, al
which DR.. A. ID WILSON. President of the Council,
" preside. assisted by d. McLIoD and \. {.
FLANAGAN. Vice Presidents We are assured that
distinguished speakers Will address the assembled hosts
eminent singers engaged entertain them, and an
cxceen, Brass Band has been employed to enlyen the
occasion We the business has been taken hold Of
by tie right and in the right way and the arrange
judicous and complete that they can hard.
by iad 10 hearty and outpourng response on the
part of citizens and give rapid onward movement
to the OF Temperance Reform in this city.
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Law and Order in -choharie.


We have jus; learned that there u probability
Of peace once more being restored IN this county O"
ing the unpleasant Of things now existing IN Tue
.Ouih paIi Of this County and wish manifested y
some Of the leading men % remedy ini- eFi- was
deemed advisable by the authorities and the people Al
Gooa make proposition the AMI Renters and in
ACCORDING with that proposition committees are Deih-
appointed by the and by in- people OF iiooa 70
meet - day for the purpose Of amcaoy arranging maj
fers Mr.. John Msyham and Mr Geo Baisey. OF Norm
Blenheim yesterday waited upon the sheriff and IN
formed him VI the new aspect % affairs we "a" a
cory n the proportion msde by the people u D.noa-
ami % recolect nightly. the conditions "ere nearly g.
io.ows
l-i Certain men % influence among ihe aniirenier'
named 10 the wiring were % Use fnrir influence 10
causing a DISCUSSES be delivered up 90 The auiho e-
2nd. They were 20 fneir influence IN preventing
any ptr-on- appearing ln disguise and we're 90 pledge
Themselves % assist the officers in arrestns a. persons
~ Disguise or guilty o. any breach Of peace.
Bird. Iney were % use their influence hrou-n9ut me
county 20 restore peace good order and proper r.
-peci Tor the laws
II these conditions We're complied with the people Of
Glb0a promised 20 release those in custody disoand
the posse and refrain from aTrestns any more on sus
yicon Of appearing 10 disguise. The examination %
persons IN custody has been suspended until ine
result OF the conference j. known.
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or hardships resulting from IL which the sta'e may
egitims,ey remedy. We cannot doubt thal INC
original granting BY the State Of vast tracts OF land
IN individual, for mere peppercorn cons'dera-
ton. was grievous public injury and wrong ou'
this was done iguorany or ,houghiessly ana Is no"
be,ond recall Still let the State investigate ihese
tides thoroughly and if the specified cons'ne'a
ZION Of each has been fairly fufed- all the grants
claimed were really made-if none OF them have
hoo, northumberland if no lands held under them
which they DO not honestly cover II all Is iai'
and right, let the fact be proclaimed in the
mos, public and authoritative manner and the sooner
The better If the contrary shall appear, let iha'
also be made public and let those who have al
,..,dv maid dollars rent per acre on these lands
where the original grantees at most paid but pep
per.corns have the benefit OF the discovery we
utterly repudiate the idea that the cuivaors shouo
20 on paving rents If there be no good title
in b landlords merely because they or their fathers
coveanied to do in the full conviction that the
landlords had good title Those who argue that
the leases estop all investigation Of the landlords IL
les are doing much TO strengthen the suspicious
which have been excited that of the titles will
not bear inves,iaon But lie, the titles be thorough
Is scrutinized and established and the landlords OF
Ter to sell out their respective Interests for the equ
.ble value thereof mot including the worth OF inc
tenants improvements and then if there shaii DC
any further resistance legal process or any relusa
TO pay rents on any ground whatever the "nole
moral and physical force of the State VIII promptly
aud serny array itself on the side OF the landlords
and The Laws But should a radically different
co,ree be pursued and persisted in, we shall not con
fdenily expect the full and permanent restoration
of pea ace order and prosperity in the Leasehold
Counties though we shall earnestly desire ii and ut
,e,v condemn every instance of resistance to or vi
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GKAHAMs MAGAZINE 1t IS amusing TO contrast the
Magazines of the present day with their precedent broth
OF fifteen years old At that time It was con
sidered an excellence in Magazine possess an III
drawn and worse executed engraving and sometimes 4
Telegraph nexpressbly distinct that each impression
seemed 10 have been taken in muddy water. The pub
Usher was considered liberal, II he secured one two
original stories and dozen Of original poe
try although the latter commodity has at all times been
somewhat of a drug in the market People liked them
Notwithstanding and the success Of one Magazine in
ducei in others the desire 70 venture for similar sue
cess and go competition arose consequence of that
competition mas been regularly increasing degree OF
excellence in the periodicals to meet the increasing
fncmeni taste until the Magazine that not many
years ago looked a. shabby as need be- beautiful
art can make H. and the Of conveying vast cir
c OF readers. the thoughts Of the bes, writers in the
c unfry Lberaity is not only tasked. but invention
a. 3d. and the most inventive and most liberal are the
most successful In this strife Graham has led the way
and from one point to another has climbed enviabe
cminencc New features OF interest have monthly been
aided to its pages and illustrations have increased
the beauty Of It's appearance yet the climax Is not yet
reached for there i. this month addition OF most
notable character We have often times mouthed at the
ladies who were drawn al length and drawn up about
the mouth in what were termed Fashion Plates con
timing the latest fashions We never considered them
anything but ugly excrescence on the fair proper
ton. Of the Magazine. but large number Of lady
readers Won ID have them. Mr. Graham al great pains
sni cost has caused the fashion plate given IN the sep
T. uDer number to be engraved printed and coored IN
Paris and the consequence is that nowt worth look
in a. and an 20 the book 10 which II Is placed
There j. also original view OF Western scenery
done by Hnshewood In his bestsyle and OF the read
n matter We may only say that Mr. Ann : stephens
tlai refined and careful writer Fanny Forester,
" hoso dashes life done with ireer pencil and
more delicate touch than Willis ever achieved Pro'es
sr Longfelow Mrs AMMAN, Miss Caroline Orne, and
other writers OF excellence. among whom We must m
cude an unknown Contributor who takes TO task the
literature Of the presen, day in manner that viii make
tie blow be aims be felt If he does not accomplish re-
frm-are oined together as contributors. -
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The Delaware -ReQufsiuons lot

We learn. upon inquiry al the Adju'ani 1enerai
Office that the Governor hs. ordered into the OF
the STATE in Delaware county. company o. L.sn' ~
fsnirv rom Unsfia Otse,o county, and companies
Of Light Infantry recently formed IN Delaware oouns
that J. expected the Companies VII BE- nrd lP % -
each, and that The Battalion inl- hf,''- =
placed under The command of Moor THOMAS NNN' -
Of Delaware county on tbs force loD men are ~ -
mounted once. with orders mount another h-llfel
IN the officer in command. ard TIE -n'ilH sAa-l
think the service requires j.
Two Regiments OF Infantry are put under orders T.
be in r -ant readiness 20 march m case tnrr comm al-
ers shs receive notice TIA, further force = " anird
Thee steps, taken promptly upon ihe p1oi'au.h ui
the Governors Proclamation. W are assured WI o.
followed by such other BE- stal prov, o. Dc necessary
% the execution OF the aw and ne service ~
esal process both civil and criminal 10 that county u
= confidently believed. however that the force now
placed under the command Of Mao MAEyIS vi prove
fulv ADEQUATE 10 thai object Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

4 Convention of the friends of Temperance III
Western New York commenced on "Wednesday
ls, at Rochester, Asa b. Smith OF Wayne was ap
pointed President with eleven Vice Presidents and
three Secretaries Strong resolutions in favor OF the
fr six sections of the Law of May a. si5 were intro
duced Speeches were made by w. c. Bloss of Roches
ter Rev J. Pierpont and Dr. Jewet of Massachusetts
The Convention was 10 be continued the following day
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LATER FROM TIE PACIFIC.-By the arrFai OF
the brig Gamorsan, AZ this port from JalAcA We nA'7
received advices overland frum Callao u July =
The American squadron IN port wss conpoe ~ &c
frigaie Savannah and soops Of Levant and Ports
mouth .
The American merchan, vessels in port were me snip
Leland. ckii.n-ton. bound 70 East lndes DaIk loaioh
for Sandwich Islands. in few days Inc of.- Saue
sailed for Valparaiso few days before Inc T. : sn
Brandywine sloopof Louis and oIg feIfy sa'e1
about month before for home. -
The soop of war Warren on the coast Oh 4eA-Oo
schr Fin with the L. : mall arrived Al OHaEfe'' ''N
July
The schooner Tam Oshan'er. Of New YORK. was al
- Martha On The -9th July 10 sail iur Afih4-'la
Mr. Biiack tle American charge % bo-oi~ afilHel
a. Car-hagena wei, and 70 leave ioi hoso's i'm
July. Baltimore RAJ
FROM Gu 'A.-By the ship lanthe. arrived yes
tsriav rom lng Kong ~ earn that very serious rots
had occurred ~ Amoy and that during their conunu'
the British consulate had hesn destroyed me il-
Acasta and sesm-r Vixen had bsen ordered - annoy
Oh luoS into The affair
NORMAL ScHooL-The examination or general
review Of the several branches o! suoy p-is-s1 n nj
institution during the past term was ofe.-l - -
on Tuesday AiternoOn-four entire days hA'he 'en &c
voted 20 H. We but speak the sentiments % a. ~
present during the greater portion OF in-
ton when say that - results have amply vindicaied
the pre-cicnce OF the Legislature N = anu
more than realized the slightest eNpeciAols ~ -. -os'
sansune friends. The exercises were le i... - ~
abe Address o the pupils u the sehoo y
Hon y. : BENTON Superintendent Of common o'no1.s
and parting Address by the frneiPa % inr sradu-
Aes-,hiriy-iour 10 lumber-to whom il ceitne3ie- OF
qualification. a. Teachers were granted BY ne Executive
Committee and Board Of instruction Of the Institution
Cor Albany Evenln. Journal-
y The Cortland Democrat states maj senator
BAKrLrrT has received the appointment OK Oouthiss
Toner. from the War Department AZ a'n.on, 70 *
anime the v4., mineral region bordering On Lake >1pe
nor. IN connection with Gov Tom. u ono.
SUICIDE Mr. Ernest II. Chestham, OF ms city
who has for many years been employed as designer
for the PRINT Works In Lowell committed suicide on
Thursday night at the Commercial Coffee house ~ cut
ting his throat with penknde. bcsl Trans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

~ Hoboseu The fountain Of h-siih aad great resort Of
N-~Yorker. hAs now srg- and commod0as Hotel for
- accommodation of boaTd-r-. Th- afternoon NJ Nc
Cary proprietor Of the Coonsde will entertain vi-ier-
lie ysan Fields. irse ofeAprlse, with tue popular Eho-
pan Operac Brothers and SISTERS Strangers and eizen-
vii tad ih. favorable opportunity 10 spend lew hours
these picturesque grouna-
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~ Disease Of the Eye.-An interesting pa

Awe % The incident 20 this delicate and oealuiul
orgaa embracing Of remarkable cures performed
by Dr. Wheeler Gre-nvlehslree. las recently hsn pub
.hei by tbs successful ocu. Il ernoode' mass Of evi
ene- from highly respectable individuals regarding his a..
An iher pleasing OF this lille pamphlet H. hal il az
ford. the most Convincing testimony hat while he as ray
Of hope there every PROBABILITY that te resiors
ou Of ..sht will effected the greatest OF al earthly
blessing. The pamphlet may b. Obtained gratis. The
Doctors residences IS above 4! suS IL
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I.ardner'. Lectures.

The Nisth number Of Lariners Lectures = published
and ready FIR delivery TO Booksellers and Agents II
contains Lectures Protection from Lightning Magnet
i-u Electro Magnetism. The Thermometer Atmospheric
Electricity. and Evsporsuon-
The back number, may still be obtained Price p
cents each The work vii be completed Il numbers
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CONGREsS-IsT DlsTEIcr.-ConpLete.
1915. 1913.
IID DlsTRiCT-COmplft.
T.cLa IA HeoeafI IL Gilbert
2lO7 1914 63lC

Coz kes majority Gilbert 1923 Cooke and lteneau
over Gilbert 3 100; Senter Wallace in 43, 1000
CoRRrcTroN-In our table of the Tennessee Legisa-
Ia .. published few days since placed the Repre-
sentative from Bedsoe and Morgan in the Locofoco co..
uu,n He is whig-the footings.consequently should
be- 50 Wings and 30 Loco Focos
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NisLos-Brough.m play. tonight, aud Two rgh' laugh
abe pieces are selected Tor the occasion. Seton, ChPpen-
dale Mss TAYLOR Nj. Mathews and hos, Of others assist
Edse has display Of Fireworks s-so. Monday L<' H1-
rasnoh b. produced. with csve te heroine i"iA Be
e1reo.y put on he sage and every effect given 10 L.
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Delicious OoLooSc-Goodt tea . great luxury and IL
indeed convenience know where you can aaay' OBJ
tam b. The Pek.n Tea Company i selling most deli
cou- Oooong Black fifty cents per pound and hey
invite of lea 70 compared with The Oooons ihry
have been using ala cost Of six .hnss aud dollar per
pouuI AL ho have tired 10 unite be- saying a % i inner
t.a than they usually get any pnce el-ev here. TIC
Young Hys0n lea sod ibis great warehouse better
an mos. Of the ea -od q. dollar By the grocers Try
lle.e teas and Judge for yourseve. ~ sg5o 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

MILITARY. Major Gen. J. l.. Lewis of the First
Division OF Louisiana Militia yesterday issued an order
IRON dlusrers. responding 10 the order OF Gov.
NnuiOn and calling upon the officers OF his division
carry into effect the demand Of the Governor for the
a,ine of regiments OF Infantry and two OF Rifemeu
Gen Lewis relies with confidence the zeal and patti.
I'm of our citizen soldiers meet promptly the rcqui.
,ti1n without the resort 10 draft
Capt Forno marched his company of Artilery-nine-
iyttd sfropsto the barracks yesterday morning from
NiC place they will embark this evening ON the sssn
ship Alabams.
Major Gally's men, too busy yesterday in pre-
psring move and will be all resdy to-day, with snot
cafir dyes and held pieces for Texas.
We hear that Col Dakn Is getting on nne!y IN hAins
mp his companies OF Rhemen. II needed. they viii
prove most effective, and give good account OF them
selves New ORE ans PicsyuRe. slst
REPORTED MURDER IN NILrs.-lesterdaym morn
lug aoou,2 O'Clock informed that Mr.. Fowler.
vng IN the town of Niles in this county most cru
ny murdered by his father II said that the old man.
Who was IN the habit OF drinking TO excess on Monday
night retired greatly intoxicated Waking about clock
e commenced abusing his wife VINO at eagh. the door
being fast made her escape through the window. pro
eedins 10 her sons NJ shor distance for protection
ec son wishing 10 protect the house proceeded hher
Out upon opening the door stabbed by the father
e"ietry through the body with large sharp and
"Pou iNihs thc blows repeated that BY the
thoinef son mad made his appearance no less than
Twelve horrible sashes bad been inflicted Al the time
ouf inormsns visited the spot yesterday morning the
who was said to have been worthy IN an was still
alive, but there Was no hope OF his recovery
Auburn Journal 9Th.
~ There arrived at quarantine ground YESTERDAY
morning from foreign ports l,y7s passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

r. The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery upper
corner Broadway and Muusy-slfeei, = very pleasant
Place for person pend hour or 30 in looking over The
tortras even If they DO get their likeness aAen ~
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The Beginning -Gaines's FURRY.

4 letter from Washington. to a gentleman in Bal
timore. saws: Bait. Pat.
There Is nothing new here except that somebody
see has been Tightening hoaNins Gen Oanes win
shadow vi 10000 Mexicans marching into Texas. And
the Old gentleman has forthwith made a requisii0n upon
the Governor of Louisiana for OOO militia wonder u
the Texans. intend o. eaye % do al the n-htns
there i 10 be- any and remain Themselves quietly Al
home Their decision and course Of action would SO
20 be- deliberate design 20 fleece Uncle sam IN the
shape OF enormous charges for provisions supplies &c
THINK OF steamboat being PAID >lUVo Tor starting one
Sy .ooner than IN. usual true 70 carry important des
patches 20 Texas 10 = m0ustrOus We snHA nave the
Florida War over again with such Improvements IN cN
tfays-ance have been suggested by experience u e
sbomnaole that shall have pay so much Tor tnis
Tyler and Polk Aiubns for the especial amusement and
benefit Of me Democracy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

TEA-There can be 10 doubt that he genuine article Is
o5ta ned al q cheaper from the Canton Tea Company
han where ei.e. One cup of their Young Hyson Or
Oooong worth gallon Of the common trash generally
drank We cordially recommend ali who enjoy The cups
which cheer but no, nebnaie" 20 l65 Greeneeh, or
III Chatham street See adv. ~ auS II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

~ We learn from the Clercldnd Herald that
regiment of Military mustered at Burton in Geauga Co.
Ohio the 22d inst set Of rowdies named the
Hell Fire Association which seems TO be young En-
pire Club disturbed the guards The Capt of this gang
named Britien attempted break the lines and being
stopped, stabbed worthy young man named Truman
Alien, killing him instantly
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ The Southern Mail arrived a, 2 O'Clock this
mornns We understand that the Cars broke down
near New Brunswick
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THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 30. is45.

~ An evening edition OF The Tribune Is printed
every aftsrpoon At o'clock containing the latest news
received in she city OF New York that hour besides
brief Of the Markets and sales Of Stocks up 10
2. o'clock. p. NJ Travellers board Of steamboats,
and other. leaving the city in the afternoon obtain
the evening edition by inqurng for it ofthe news boys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

- Miss VIRGINIA. daughter Of MAJOR Genera
Winfield scott. : Army. died on Tuesday evening
Angus, g6th A; The Convent Of the Visitation. 4 ) VI
G-orsetowu D. C.. IN the 2iih yesr Of hef age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

WILLARD PfILBlPS ffrs4rl-
J0SArHAS ANOEY. Secretary.
JoaS {. CHEssaAS, ". d. Consulting Surgeon, ~
Broadivav. N-x-YOrk
JAMS " B. GsEESHow NJ D. Consultn. Physician, s73
broadway N-~iOrs.
john HOPPER. Agent, No IS Pine-streeL
Tbs Company operation Tor tr- At - ecr
s0lts Boston and has already insured aDOs- 700 per
Am0ng t1e advantages hich 10 presents may De- IN
4in-rsIrc in- following
D. The Company a mutual one, u which a. persons IN
SURF. D. u.bers sr- Interested tfe
VI - concern. IN proportion - he amounts which hey
Il. ls. guaranty capit. 81 5000 which j. held as
SAFETY fund for he payment Of ~ ri-k-.
In- rs.e - premium and deposit d. regulated
atrc the greatest possible security both the Company
lad % the Insured while the i
Consistent WIN me stability Of he Institution.
A. lrser security Or tle stability Of the Company
very person who insurrs : required 10 maze small DE-
post 10 addition 10 hi- prem such deposits are held
reserve for i've years and II nor needed of ne payment
n claims they are tfrn credited 10 lhr depo-iior
II policy By accident should become Ofierd me ae-
posts made by e assured subsequent DO TIE "a p~i,'
distribution paid back % hin, 80 hat m d-foss -"
belong The assured SUI ~ Tie above con14lohs
g. Al each periodical Distribution " m surplus every N
.1rec entitled rec-iv- oscA hfe-solf-ns " We
surplus Of h. premium and above what may Dc ne-
ce--ary 10 meet The liabilities n the Company Tue oer
fourth zoe. INTO The reserved fund Of the Company
Applications or eft,rs addressed % ne subscriber 10
New FORK Will promptly attended 10, and a. necessary
JOHN HOPPER Solicitor and Agent,
.ues cod l,tp - Plne-sueet, Sew-forA
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FROM JAMAICA-We have received Tile of the
Kingston journal Aug 5 The Journal OF that date is
f,l Of details taken from the Extra Tribune about the
Great Fire in this city We find nothing these papers
Of - much importance other matter for which we
cannot make roomday Nancy Strschan charged with
giving her husband poison. had been found guilty OF
common assault and sentenced 10 the female Penten
tbry for l2 months Alexander Forbes Esq died the
lst ni AueusL