The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-10-11

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bestowed before the snsnees, Gro no wss ss,,.s
Ivy me town constable end carried IN ,s,l In $50.
y, Tvs pfo'estsiions that bs noysg ssojo a blseL
I,,s.p,ns o. blggof In oil HE life. Tho con.,s.
49, o.w they said, that he was tho man. ana
en- 80. no,,.. ,ss sen'snee regarding tho whip.
~ ia saougn ,he sino came. Our Yankee
was 100 70 the post, and. ~ they sav an hos,S -
man-of.war; ''ssized up." ''""
| Ilbo first lash fell. On, Ysnts. ,...l.s
Aloud and seemed 10 enjoy the aogring with
great relish, for until tho fftIotb las5 no h.d
'ausned ana shouted with great CLEO. Tho
lWnipper paused IN The exercise of his vocation.
oofeu a. the culpfit with Amusement. and then
resumed ms task, muttcring that the man was
certainly deranged. To mako 4 lonc .,Ss.
ehort' me sentence was entirely carried into 81
feet; still our Yankee KEEP. up Is mirthfuI each.
inetior.
ING oheiia standing near, said 10 him, "wby
'n's seems 10 me to be very serious--a very &C.
sious matter, rather than laughing one."
:. 81. KNOW" continued the yankee, in dull.
eng 10 the broadcast kind Of gufisw, abut il
tick'es me like thunder 10 see how darndablv
you are al taken IN. War AMT THE MANI
AUG s;'ii chuckling Overt the s'suck in" his
H0egers mad experienced, he. went his way.
HooD ONE.-Soon after the close of the
war OF 1917, an American vessel with crew
green sankeee. mo0sed at st. Catharine's
dock, in London. One o, the Yankees nitched
into large warehouse, and the proprietor, pre.
suming from his appearance that he was green
one, accosted him:
,, "fr. ir-ri'riend. ca. an you. t.t.tell m.m."-
mere ms etu.tcrng stopped his speech, and his
D0oa-XeePer advanced to bis assistance, saw.
ing
~ %Hs was going to ask you il you knew why
"Wall, I! guess du," replied Jonathan: II
guess baaam was suffering man and couldnt
speak, 60 his ass spoke for him!''
MAIL ROBBERY IN OHIO.-The Xeuia
Torch Light, Of the 18Th inst, saws:
"Ihe mall between this place and Clinton,
was broken open on Saturday, the sOth ult !,
a"u a. ieas! TWO letters-one directed to Cincin-
nat', containing seventy dollars, and another
directed to the editor, Of the contenst Of which
we are nadvlsed-abstracted. The robbery
was not discovered until last Thursday, when
Mf. Anderson, the postmaster at Clinton, came
20 snls PIsce Tor the purpose of instiiutinc in.
CURES e regard to il. THAT night the Stage
anVs' WIG Drought the mail here on the day Of
Ine IoDoe!y decamped; which circumstance, to-
ge,neI WIN nis attempt 70 sell one of the horses
Deons'ng % the stage company. has satisfied
'inos' every one that he was Chilly ofthe rob-
'ery. He was seen on the top Of the stage be.
ween here and Cedarville, BY one of the pas.
engers where, unknown TO the driver, he re.
named until near the place, when he Slid down
yer the boot, and passing through CedarviIle
N foot took the.stage beyond and went on TO-
yard Columbus.
Mr.. COUGH FoUND.-The editors az tho
'ational Police Gazette inform US that. thru
ler means, Mr.. John b. Cough, the Temper.
ICE Lecturer, was found 10 the upper part of
e city this morningj alive, and wandering .. ny
'ut 10 state of partial delirium--from high
'citemena. caused by his being drugged. Il ;s
ated that soon after he left the Crotou Hotel
Friday evening, he was met by man wh"
lew him, and Of whose friendship he had had
evious doubts, who walked with him, and
ANY invited him to 60 into Soda Water shon
Broadway, and take glass Of soda water.
,ich he did.-The companion is charged with
wing caused powerful narcotic drug 10 he
used into the syrup or the soda water thai
:. Cough drank, and the effects soon were ex-
'ited in the great civilization il Produced
'at he was then taken from place to place,
treated a. the conspirators against him
ased, until he was found. He had not been
bed, and was delivered over 10 his friends to
'over froms the effects Of the infamous treat.
mt ne had received. The man who is charr.
with drugging him is known, and will proba.
De called upon TO atone for his conduct
Y. Sun.
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