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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

lamplco paper OF the 24th september, con-
tanning decree of the Mexican Government
in regard to the providing Of the army with
the means of transportation. 1t assigns 10
each regimen, Of infantry and Of cavalry 5000
monthly, until they shall each be provided with
forty-six mules-tte price Of mule, with lie
furniture, being limited to $40.
The same paper contains the proceedings,
on the 10Th Of September, Of the junta (asso.
cia,ion) for patriotic contributions. Among
other measures adopted on this occasion, was
the appointment of two committees to solicit
donations Of all sorts from the male population |;
and q resolve that two committees, composed
Of ladies, should be appointed, 'to solicit from
persons Of their own sex whatever their patri-
otism might permit them 10 offer for the army
lean usurpers of that precious part Of the Re-
public"
From this language, i. is evident that the
good people of Mexico have actually been
made 10 believe (Query How far is the es-
tabishment Of this creed 10 be credited to the
efforts of our own National Intelligencer y that
Texas yet constitutes "part ofthe Republic :"
that same Texas which-to say nothing Of
her treaty with the President of Mexico and
generalssimo of her armies-was, years ago,
recognized BY the principal powers Of the
world as an independent and sovereign State,
and has ever since been treated, and treated
with. az such, by Great Britain and France.
This s.precious part Of the Republic" the
"American usurpers'' are now about 10 tear
away and the good folk Of Mexico-men,
women, and childsen-are called upon to deny
themselves their usual comforts, in order that
each may contribute his mite to the "holy
work" Of defeating the rapacious Americans
in their designs upon ''that precious part Of
the Republic. 81 Union.
ANTI. RENTERS IN PeNNsYLvANiA.--It APP
pears that Bradford county, Pa. has become
the asylum Of . portion Of those concerned in
the laie difficulties il Delaware county, New
York, and who fed from. the scene Of these
oulTsgss. The Deputy Sheriff Of that county
ferfeted ont and succeeded in arresting one of
them IN franklin county, one day last. week,
when he by his cries gave the alarm. which
was further communicated by blowing Of
horns, firing Of guns, &C., and the whole par.
~, sixteen in number, rallied to his defence,
and rescued him from the officers Of the law.
70 Emigrants come ia in stronger tide
the preseut season than at any time for seven
years. The fertile prairies Of Illinois are fill
ING Up rapidly with an industrious and in,elli-
gent population from the eastern and middle
Stases. From 90 to 80 wagons pass our place
every day. Occasionally we sec an Oregon
party ia the tide, and week ago a train Of 90 |
on their long way to gCalifor.
MIA. II want 10 60 where there are Indians, !"
said lady TO u in an Oregon party, who |
looked very suspicious Of being hsl:-blood
Il lived among them 10 years in New York.
md never saw one that was dishonest; have |
lived among the whites longer than that, and
nave yet TO see one that 10 not dishonest
Ottawa Free Trader.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

~ The extraordinary productiveness Of the
soil Of the West 10 ssrikingly shown by facts
stated in the Alton (lllinois) Telegraph
That paper says
1.-THE quantity ofstanding corn which may
be seen from Mound farm, Jersey county. M
der twenty miles from this place, canno.
amount to less than foe hundred thousand bush
els. Nor is this all, or the rest. From Mr..
B. A. Davidson's residence on the bluff, on
the road from Alton to Edwardsville. and
about seven miles from this city. there may
by looking only in two directions, fields e
standing corn the probable yield OF which :
estimated a, one million foe hundred thousand
bushels. Beat this who cam"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

DESTINATION OF THE MoRMoNs Is now
said that Noo.ka or Vancouves's Island. on
the northwest coast of North America. is n
DO the final destination and home of the Nor.
mons. This Island IS about 800 miles in
length and from 20 10 100 in breadth. |, il
separated by long narrow stra, from tho
main land and lies between the 47lh and 5sI
degree Of north latitude. The English have
one or two trading posts on the Island, hu,
for the most part it is occupied BY Indians, Of
mol warlike disposition. The Quincy Whg
says: --"lt is long journey, bu, can be &c.
complished. II the Mormons do emio,a,e 10
that distant lard, they will be out Of The reach
of harm from white men, and may enjoy ,hei,
peculiar notions in quiet, until The devil breed.
his own discords and confusion among them.
We understand that companies are rapidly OF.
ganizing at Nauvoo, for an early start in tho
spring. The church authorities and leading
men will 60 ou. in very large company. and
wi,hou. doub. the remainder will follow"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

~ The National Council of the Cherokee
Nation 10 in session at Tah.le-quah. The
proceedings, judging from the reports 10 the
Cherokee Advocate, are conducted pretty much
az in our Legislatures. A message was re.
ceived from the acting principal Chief, written
in the Cherokee language; in joint meeting Of
the members Of the Executive Council, Judg.
es and Solicitors Of the several districts, were
elected Petitions were presented for various
objects; and in general, the members Of the
Council seem to have az well defined notions
Of their duties % those Of our own Legislative
bodice Mo. Rspub.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

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..x..s.ss 80 - sv.,.. - ~. corc,6...i.l.
|. .s".s ss.y =. ~. ...a,., a., = oc,.r1 ~
~. 80 49,. 80 80. srnnyd -;
srS 80. .J :, s ~, nn,rv .od ,.r~ - s., -,
s.la,h = .. $40. r.. = ,.,.rn Comrs.,ca
..s..Is Gus. 100 1890 -. s.;.,,,ls,sI ) mi
.ooo' ~ seaJys - .Ls,.s "a 80; -.
-. WI. :. a. .ss.;s.,..:
ppa 80. p'ssnS ,.s... ~" $500
r.. go. :. @s.,lash. a.ass.ss
;" 800: 80. 49,. !, ..s,'
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a ":n 3. iul1 ,. -. = 81. 49, ~
8. ~ - Pson'oHsu = s.eo
~ sommoo,'es ~ u'neIons "as ":
$3.50 g soonsu . sepss ~ wv 'c ~
coDses - 10Y etisoa...s
Z. - w - .sy W. sss.eE 80
ss = 80 80 ai 49,. ~, 49, 3.
proc mucn n.gnoI = a1s,s.s - 1870
mus. Pfoouce 'nas 49, = hi 's1lEs z
PoHsose oN3m .ce. ~ ~ ou'u :
rni'aoeleeI1s, y. any 49, psoo'em-
so'vef: 90 PAIN. Z. 8 49, nos.s W. '.'o
eltnu ns10n 9 taeano1'ne'n eno sAylsss manu-
mn kess 70 so 1on.s.
- -. ~ 80
IS. 'n'i'o,,s ~, y sou's' s"on Sa''
Dos ssEyel q tne cIeGuy P'e'!enea - ~
- e oooouui wae1neI. i Ane a. LsssIac
49, Pog uaoe we1e Re1a .ns1uy TO-
oossc 20 '"e ss1.Ia'o " '"o co"PIv'",o s'';
one s'.e'e poonu 'ess =. PUN - =. quo ousn.'
less OF corn "oo'o 'he.eoy DC consumed IN
me eastern marAes. "a Pro"'ono!y % MN
protective 'atin, therefore, ma'n'aineo .. 'ne
direc' cost OF inc manoiac'o1log INTEREST," 70
me exclusive oehent OF 'he nome ma"o'ac'o-
rer' when 'he currency Is cow" 20 inc miol'
nun point ano 20 .ne prom o. Me !oae'gn
manufacturer ""en "e currency - 80 ''aaeeu
as 10 nnily me enscrs o. P'o,ec'o"' as u 'fe'
quen''y mas oeen'-lr h''. Logger
HEAVY ROBBERY OF LIVINGSTON AND WELLS
ExPRsss.-W nave JUST oeen INFORMED oy
Messfs. Livingston q Weis' express agents.
OF NO 10 wall street, mat '"ey were e maoe
the victims OF oar'ng roooery on 'no1soay
n'sh' ,as'' unoef 'he ioliow,ns circumstances
Al nall past nine or Ten CLOCK, on 'he aoo'e
evening. while 'he'r express 'Fain was making
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

~ A most singular state ofthingsis shown
by the returns Of the census which are CON-
ing in from the different counties Of New
York. In the counties al Allegheny, West.
chester. Schenectady, Oneida, Cayuga, Ous.
rio, Livingston, Cha,auque, Chenango, Co.
lumbia, and Genesee, there has been an acu
al decrease in the population, in the last Eve
years. And tie increase ia che whole State
will not exceed 20o,o o0 since 1870. On.
taird Of this increase has been in New York
city. This shows that the agricultural districts
OF that Stale are not increasing in population
nor production. Population is fas! equallz'ng
itself between the east ard the west 1t csn
no more than water be kept above its proper
level in this country and the old States will
soon find that the sceptre has departed from
JUDAH" They have manifested al ovsr.wssn.
ing confidence in their power to control, s'd
govern the young States, and now they mu:'
not complain il they get paid Of some Of 'he'f
old scores. In 1850 the Mississippi valley
will have the power in her own hands, and |
then the long neglected interests Of the west
will receive due attention, and the bIoased Old
glnttons Of the east will have 10 disgorge some
Of their i'll. gotten wealth. II is hoped 'Aa
then there will be other interests, than those
of the manufacturers, 10 engage the a'len'oa
Of Congress. Instead Of passing laws 10 en-
rich few nabobs in the east 10 enable 'eu
to monopolize. and leaving the western I'fs
and rivers unprotected and unimproved' ono
yearly subjec,ing the western citizens to 0ss
es Of millions, i. is to be hoped that tho go
eminent will be administered in the spil'
wisdom, jussice, and equality and that 'ao.
important truths, promulgated at the 'ne y
the confederation may no longer be dIsesa ,'r
ed, blu, revered and followed. that this cou''I
may become what i, processes TO be-ons y
equal laws, where all mems rights and 'a's''
ests are protected.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20

FeILow ciIlsfssia-In announcing my nam,
a. q candidate Tor reelection, 10 q scat ~ IA.
STATE Senate, You ara aware, DO II ~ opposi
lion 10 the nominee ~ or County convention
Ih' 10 win some regret ! take this step how.
over, with due reflection and IN eoss,de,,uau
Of duty o~oio The citizens Of r,ppah county
J 'l'o DO u under the most 0attefiog, EXTENSIVE
and respectable solicitations.
Fortunately, The people did no, and e,ooo,
confer upon The delegates, their elective fran.
ohise. They did not constitute them slsc,o,s
Fbeys still have Tho right TO choose anonp ,be
nominees, TO take up some and reiee, o,ho,.
Inc President OF The United States, and tho
"oVsrnors Of the States nominate men for of.
hce' the several Scpa'cs advise and co,so,, =,
advise and reject the nominees. The peoole
~ 'her capacity are more sovereign than sny
omcef government, hence they enjoy this
right IN its fullest and freeest extent. But
mere IS a very large and respectable portion of
the democratic party who were opposcd to the
convention, and always have been opposed to
conventions Of this sort. viii you deprive them
OF free choice and compel them to vote for
any man you may please to present to theml
row not The free citizens of Tippah County
will come forward on the day of the election and
exercise The sacred trust conferred upon them by
ne constitution, and deposite their votes in the
'ano' oox Tor the man of their choice, in oppo
mon to the dicta'ion of any one.
:. ~ conclusion, feIlow.citzens, | make no
'al0ns' but ask of you scrulinizing examina.
on 81 my votes and conduct in the Legislature,
"a 'ee' confident you will voe crcumspectly
nd with freedom. wy
F. BROUGHER.
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ATROcIous MURDER

90 The night Of Saturday, the OH inst. n
most wilful and aifocious murder was comm,
ted, some two miles west Of Brownsville. The
individual murdered was ~ olj.geuilcmau, Ivy
The name Of To-. Tho particulars, as we have
gathered them from a friend are these. l.ee had
gone 10 town Tor tho purpose of gettlog some f. W
hundred dollars IN money. Onhturnlng home,
some minutes after dark he was shot, az !, s sup.
posed, with double barrel sbo, gun; two balls
entering bi- breast, Zone oi them penetrating
tho hearty and one entering the head. The
body lay undiscovered 'ill Sunday morning No
traces of The murderer have yet been discover
ed; though it is TO be hoped Justice will yet
ovettake him and force him to pay the penalty
Of his crime. II is more than probable that be
entirely Jailed in his purpose, that of getting a
few dollars, as II has been since ascertained tina,
Mr.. Lee d not receive the money which he
anticipated getting. Let the community be on
the alert and v'gilap' in their endeavors to
Republican.
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n,s' le'i and hiss totally dIsress,dsd M. mar.
nare fgw WIN bef, and That ba has h., ,ba
'paee gilmore han three years wboly as.s,,.J
ihu shandenel hef and iha' he describe. ssa
fganupnmpnt bas beeb wilfU', continued AMI
gps.na'e iw term oftime, gilmore than iLa
yT'ts, and Tia, during none oflbal time has be
~, m"y msnnef, discharged towards ber any NJ
we ou'ie' Of husband 10 wife. ana Thai be s,lll
=, ls b's obstinate and wilfu dersertion
rnyei, That tho said William ., D,,he, ts
, maoe aelendsnl, and that The bonds n Ma,u
mopy between Complainant and Deloodsn, b.
.', ~ ana for sucb other and further relief
may require " WV ''''
,,.. Hardy ". sTRIcKLIN, Cluk.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ,
TIPPAH County.

PROBATE Court, September Term 1916.
ED ENJAMIN BOWERS, one of the Heir,
ofthe Estate of Haywood Bowers, de.
ceased, Prayed the Court by Petition
'1r the sale OF the lands, or real estate of said
deceased, to wit:-The Southwest quarter of
s, elton ID, Township 2, of Range 1, East
Also the Northwest quarter Of Section %,
township d, Range 4, East-Also the North.
west quarter of Section 90, Township 3, Range
8, East; and also Lot No. l, in Block No, "a,
IN the Town of Ripley Missssppr; setting forth,
that there are several Heirs entitled to a nor
ton thereof, and that an equal division cannot
conveniently be had among the Heirs. It was
therefore ordered by the Court, that citation
issue, requiring all persons interested, to be and
appear at the November Term, 1915, of the
Probate Court of Tippah County, to be held at
the Court House thereof on the First Monday
IN November next and show cause, if anv thew
have, why said lands should not be sold, and
said citation be published for six successive
weeks IN the Ripley Advertiser, a newspaper
published in the town of Ripley, and that eta.
ton issue to all the Legatees residing in the
State of Mississippi
Witness, Honorable r r. Thomas, the pre.
siding Judge of said court, and the seal
thereof annexed the LIST September 1915.
Issued the Bird September 1916.
DANIEL HUNT, CLERK
September 9th lS45-42-6w
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THOMAS NEWTON,
HUGH WALKER.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
TJPPAH CouNTv

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
TIPPAH COUNTY.
Hugh II. Ful'z, Attachment leved.and Sam.
vs.. }uel McAlister summoned as
Robert Mitchell. )Garnshee.
NJ Office is hereby given, that an Attach.
IL ment hath been issued against the estate
of the above named defendant, at the
suit of the said plaintiff, for the sum of Three
Hundred and Fifty three Dollars; and that the
same is now pending before the Circuit Court
of said County; and that unless the defendant
shall appear at the next term of said Court, on
the last Monday in September 1915, and give
bond as the law directs, and plead within the
time limited for his appearance IN said case,
Judgment will be entered, and the estate 80
attached, will be sold, and the debts and effects
of the defendant in the Garnishees hands, con.
demned Plaintiffs demand.
Issued 2Sth August 1915.
HARDY w. STRICKLIN, CL'K.
August 3Oth l645-4l-4w flee &c.
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Notice
F. BROUGHER.

FwNHE late Firm of GALLAHER d GAR
hEFT is this day dissolved by mutual
consent or by l. &. CARROTS buy,np
on, me entire interest of David Galaher.
therefore, all persons holding claims against
saiu hfm Will present them to l., G. Garrett for
piyment-and those indebted to said firm are
hereby notified to make payment 10 l.. G. Gar
se'' VINO is alone duly authorized to receive
the same.
=. GARRETT d GALLAHER.
August lS45.
r. D Tae public are hereby notified, that the
undersigned wIllnot be bound for any account,
note or contract made with or by an agent or
drivers, Without his knowledge or appreciation
l. G, GARRETT.
September ID Ii l5i5-43-3v
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To Printers.

gNYPE FOUNDRY d PRINTERS FIN
~ ISHING WARE HOUSE.-The sinh
ecribers have opened a new Type Foundry il
the city Of New York, where they are ready t.
supply orders TO any extent, for any kind Of lot
or fancy Type. Ink. Paper, Cases, Galleys
Brass Rule, Steel Column Rules, Composing
Sticks, Chases. and every article necessary fol
aPrnting Office.
The Type, which are cast in new moulds
from an entirely new set of matrices, with deep
counters, are warrented 10 be unsurpassed by
any, and will be sold at prices to sui, the times.
All the type furnished by ms is "hand cast"
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engines oflhe most approved patterns.
N. B-A Machinist is constantly in a,ten.
oance to repair Presses and do light work.
COMPOSITION ROLLERS CAST FOR PRINTERS.
=. Editors Of newspapers, who will buy three
I'mes as much Type as their bills amount to-,
may give the above six months insertion in
.aer papers, and send their papers containing it
70 the subscribers.
CROCKCROFT g. OvEREND.
oep'' ~ eq5- ON 66 Ann street.
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hsornsn M.srepo, D,.eoyrssp .-Tbe 70 I

Asorusn MIsf0pos Diseoyfnrp The ~
~ Ina OF an imnegso Nos oiop were discover
ed and esbUmed last week abou, as miles wesi
~ Newbufab, Now York, II - too fourth
skeleton " The mammoth diseovefed ~ Tits
rountfy and more over. The largest ~ well no
The mosi complete one The skull alone weighs
200 pounds. Tho lusks arc over nine feet long
Across Tho hip homes he mca ufes shout seveu
feet. TIE position Of The animal ., its death
Was clearly diseefnable' lie had evidently be.
come mifed sn 20. n ,.,. settled down upon his
this pes,ofa be was found. Tho femains were
found Imbeded IN shell mafl.--N q. Dee.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI f.,
Tippah County,

Hiram Hines, } Attachment, Levied on Land
vs. to wit: N E Sec Is, Town
Benz Sherrod. )shp l, Range East.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an Attach.
III ment hath been duly issued. a, the sn;t
the above named Hiram Hines acains,
the Estate of the said BENJAMIN Sherrod. for
the sum Of Sixty Dollars, and has beer returned
levied, and is now pending before the Circu;t
Cnurt of said County. and that unless the sand
defendant shall appear at the next Term of
said Court, on the last Monday in September
io4o, and give bond with Sufficient security
and plead within The time limited for his appear
ance; Judgment will be entered, and the estate
so attached will be sod,
HARDY w. STRICKLlN, Clerk.
June llth lS45--30-4w-prs fee S..
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

II ETTERS of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned on the Es.
tate of Charles Walker, deceased, at the
September term, 1915, of the Probate Court Of
Tippah County Mississippi Notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment.-And all those hav.
ing claims against said estate are notified to
present the same duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law; or they will be forever
barred.
THOMAS NEWTON,
a. HUGH WALKER.
Administrator OF
Charles Walker, deceased.
September 9th lS45-42-6y
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ENIGE-s
OF THE
HORSE SHOE:
A TRADITIONARY TALE
OF THE
co tx E D.HA II GENTR
OF THE OLD DOMAIN.
By The Author of"The Cavaliers of Virginia

by The Author cf"The Cavaliers Of Virginia
~ HARLES YANCEY has the pleasure of
informing the Southern public that he vii
issue from his Press in West Wetumpka, Ala,
~ few weeks, the above named Novel, bv a
distinguished author residing in the State of
Georgia.
The KNIGHTS OF THE HoRsE SHOE will be is.
sued IN Pamphlet form, 2 vols, l25 pages, or
more, each. Price 10 cts. per single copy--9
copies for $500; 20 copies for $40.
Letters 6y mail, post paid, enclosing the
money, will receive pre- mpt attention. Address
CHARLES YANCEY,
-, We,umpka, Ala.
Wetumpka, Ala, July Is, 1915.
HNewspapers in Alabama, Georgia, and
Mississippi, copying the above, shall receive
'opy of the work and at the same time, confer
favor which will be reciprocated when oppor-
unity offers. C.Y.
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William o. Barker,
"VHlS day came the Complainant by hel
Attorney, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court, upon opening the
matters of this Bill, that the Defendant resides
beyond the limits of the State of Mississippi
so that the ordinary process of this Court can.
not be served upon him. 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court, that unless the said defendant
appear at the next term of this Court, on the
first day thereof, to be held for the County OF
Iippah, in the State of Mississippi, at the Court
House in the Town of Ripley, on the last Mon.
day OF September lS45, and plead, answer, or
demur to the bill of,he said complainant, that
the allegations therein contained will be take n
as confessed and said cause set for final hearing
and decreed accordingly. 1t is further ordered
by the Court, that this order be published in
the Ripley Advertiser, news paper published
in the Town of Ripley, in The State of Missis.
slppi, for the space of Three Months, notifying
the Defendant of the tendency of this suit.
HARDY w. STRICKLIN, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.
Complainants Bill charges, that she was
married to defendant in Tppah County, State
OF MISSISSIPPI in the year 1889, that they Lived
together happily and peaceably for eighteen
Months, and from some cause not known to
complainant, her said husband the defendant,
left her and went 10 places unknown, but again
returned to said County but did not return to
her; and after remaining some little time, he
again left and went to Jefferson County Ala.
bama, where he has remained ever since, that
he has taken no care Of compiainan, since he