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Punch says he once saw father knock his
boy down, and he thought it the most striking
picture Of sun down he ever beheld.
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DEATH OF A VETERAN SOLDIER. The York,
Pa, papers announce the death of James Cross,
Sen, Esq, in the s7th year of his age. The
deceased served two tours of duty against the
Western Indians after the close of the Revo-
lutionary War, and marched as Captain of
Company of RiAemen against the actors in
"the Whiskey Instruction" which broke out
in tho Western region of Pennsylvania during
The Presidency of Gen. Washington. He re-
ceived commission as Justice of the Peace
from Thomas Miiiin, the first Governor of
that Commonwealth after the adoption of The
Constitution of 1880, and continued to serve as
a Magistrate for more than forty years.
Throughout life, he maintained the character
of an honest, useful and intelligent man.
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Royal Etiquette. The Empress of Russia is
fast sinking under an attack of the consump-
ton, and has with the Emperor gone to spend
the winter at Sicily, as the guest of the King
of Naples. The following gives some idea Of
the etiquette observed on the occasion.
The health of the Empress is so much i'm
proved since her arrival, that she is now able
to walk on foot in the garden, where she ia
sometimes seen so early as eight o'clock. The
Emperor, who RIGGS still earlier, attends his
wife in the garden, where the august pair de-
vote themselves for several hours to the cult
walton Of the flower beds, with which the CUR
den attached TO their villa is richly furnished
There are in full bloom there at this moment,
all the summer flowers. The assduity of the
Emperor towards his wife, and the attentions
he lavishes upon her, excite the most unquali-
fled establishment among the Sicillans, unac-
customed to meet this coniugal affection mani
tested among the higher classes Of their own
people. Last Sunday almost the whole popu-
latlon Of Palermo visited the Oliverezza -
The crowd which surrounded the palace inha-
bited by the Empress was immense, but pre-
served the stIlctest order and quiet. The En-
peror, Empress, the grand duchess Olga, and
Prince Albert Of Prussia, appeared on the bal
cony and were saluted by the populace uncov-
cred. The King of Naples shows towards his
guests the most unwearied attentions. Lately,
when going to take drive, at the moment of
entering the carriage, the Emperor wanted to
give precedence to the king. A mutual pause
ensucd, each waiting for the other to take the
first place. The king settled the point by
jumping on the coach box. The old Spanish
courtiers of his majesty were scandalized at
this departure from long established etiquette
by the rules of which none but the sovereign
can take the first place.
This trifiing brings US back to the palmy
days of Louis Quatorze, whose daily domes-
tic habltudes were regarded as spectacle
Five hundred people assembled to see him
shave and put on his breeches of a morning.
He then kneeled down at the side Of his bed
and said his prayer, while the whole assembly
waited the end in solemn silence the eccesi-
astics on their knees and the laymen with their
hats before their faces. He walked about his
garden with train of two hundred courtiers
at his heels; all Versailles came to see him dine
and sup. He was put TO bed at night in the
midst OF crowd as great as that which had
met to see linn rise in the morning. He took
his very emeties in state, and vomited maes-
tlcally in the presence of all the grandes ct pc
lites entrees!
The grand duchess Olga, second daughter of
the Emperor, is in her twenty-third year, and
is a noble looking woman. Nicholas is devot-
eddy fond of her. She is an expert equestrian,
and appears on horseback in the Imperial
Staff, on field days and at reviews. The EN-
peror has given her the command of regi-
ment of Hussars, of which she is named the
Coionelie!
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
T1PPAH COUNTY. {
PROBATE Court, March Term le4;

PROBATE COURT, March Term le45.
SAMUEL MATHEWS, Administrator o.
James NJ. Gunter, deceased, having filed
his Petition to surrender the Admin.
ls'ration Of said Estate. 1t is ordered by the
Court, that said Mathews give sixty days notice
OF bis application, BY advertisement at the Cour,
House Door of said County, and that The same
be published for three successive weeks, in the
Ripley Advertiser, newspaper published in
the Town of Ripley, notifying all those neres-
and show cause, il any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
WITNESS, The Hon. r. R. THOMAS
~ Judge Of said Court, the Sd dav
[L.s] Of fMarch 1s45, and the Seal Of
~ eaid Court thereun,o annexed.
| t,sued the 9th March 1s45.
DANIEL HUNT, Clerk.
March 9Th l645-l8-3w
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E.str0ys

Taken up byJ. w. Lccch, 10 Salem, ono
eisek poney, with 2 white iecf, star in the fore.
mead white spot on Tho lcft side OF the neck,
syesrs old, Appraised TO S25; Oct la 1916.
Taken up by John Murry, 12 miles wes. ol
Ripley one sorrol mare, 7yesrs old. abou. lai
hsnde high, small white spo. below her left
eye. Appraised 10 $40.
ALSO one sorrol mare, o years old. the rise
OF IA hands high, with her hip knocked down.
Apparised to $25 march 22d lo45.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
April 9Th lSiJ-20--3w
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Notice.

a 1.-The April Term Of tho Probate Cou,, al
"A I'ppah County Mississppi. Letters Of
!, Administration were granted to ,bs nm.
ders'gned on the Estate Of James L,,,Io dsrsss.
60, notice 10 hereby given TO all persons indebted
20 SAD Estate TO come forward and paw. AZ I am
ae'crmned to close The business as SOON =, n,,c.
uoe, al' who hold claims against the Estate will
present them properly authenticated within the
barred. ''"' VIII W
MOSES SHANNON.
A,.re,. , Administrator.
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Office.

~ the 10 hday Of April 1916, a. the resi-.
dence Of James L. Morgan, in Tippah
County Mississippi. we will cell on
Twelve Monihs Credit, the following property
belonging to the Estate Of John MorgaDs decd ,
TO wit:--'rHe North half Of tho South East
Quarter of Section "a, in Township A, OF Range
2, East; land Of said deceased; And also Ne.
groes, Columbia, Betsy and Sarah. Note with
good security required.
JAMES L. MORGAN,
WILLIAM MORGAN,
Administrators.
March 18th lS45--l7-3w
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ADMINISTRATOR q NOTICE.

"A I The March Term Of the Probate Court
"A of Tishamingo County Mississippi, the
Undersigned was appointed Administra.
,or q and Administering Of the Estate Of LyddeI
y Estes, deceased. Notice is therefore given
70 an persons having elaine against said estate.
to present them properly authenticated, within
the time limited by law OF they will be barred.
B. F. ESTES, Admr
NANCY A. ESTES Admx.
March 18th 1645-l7-6w
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Candidates.
JUDGE OF THE HIGH CoURr OF Errors

JUDGE OF THE HIGH Court OF ERRORS AND
APPEALs.
TWe are authorized to announce the Hon
a. NJ. CLAYTON, of Marshall County as ,
Candidate for re- election to the Office Of Judge
on the High Court Of Errors and Appeals. for
the Srd District rfthe State Of mississippi.
a For CHANcrIuoR.
1--WE are authorised to, announce Gen.
STEPHEN COOKE, of Lowndes. Comfy. as
aC-ndidA.e for the office Of CHANcrI1oR The
state OF mississippi. at the next general eIec.
tlon. II elected, he promises to reside at the
Seat Of Government.
Ton CIRCUIT JrDaE.
TWe are authorised 10 announce HITCH
r. MILLER ESQ, of Pontotoc. as 4 Candida.
for Judge Of the 7th Judicial District comnosed
ofthe counties Of Tishamingo, Tippah, Marsha
de Soto. Pamela, La Fayetie, ponto,oc aud Il.
swamba.
For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
I We are authorized to announce john
W. THOMPSON Esq, a candidate for reelection
TO the ffi,e Of District attorney.
For CHAscERY CLERK.
UjAMES C. ANDERSON, the prescn.
CLERK of the District Chancery Court at Holly
springs, for the counties Of Tippah, Pontofoc,
Lafayette, Panoia, Coahoma, Tunica, De Soto,
aud Marshall, is a Candidate fof re election
othat effice in November next.
GTWe are authorised to announce HAN
NiBAL HARRIS, of Holly Springs, as Can.
d,da'e for Chancery Clerk, for the counties OF
I'ppah, Pontotoc, Lafayette, Panola, Coahoma,
Tunica, De Soto and Marshall.
Fer PRosArE JupcE.
"We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
FORD Esq, ofSalem, AZ Candidate for the Of.
nee Of Probate Judge Of Tfppah county,
A. W We are authorised to announce c. p.
miller Of Ripley as candidate for The
'nce OF Probate Judge Of Tippah County.
,, q We sre authorised to announce W,r,.r
a. JOHNSON Esq, as candidate for Probate
'!aoge OF 1iPpah County at the November cleo.
FoR SHERIFF.
u We are authorised 70 announce Jou, u,
ADMINS, asa Candidate for the Office of Sbe,,T
"T'ppah County. s1
Foa AssrssoR or-Txxrs.
r%S Weare authorised to announce WILLIAM
oAuNDERs, as Candidate for the Office ofl
assessor Of Taxes for Tppah County.
., 1--WE are authorised 10 annoucce o..
:, hoMas IooMBEs, Of Salem, as candidate fnr
"' 0i''ee OF Assessor Of Tirpah County.
FoR RANGER.
We are authorised to announce N. N.
az nsaoua asa candidate for reelection for Ran.
ger Of Tppah county. -''"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 THE November Term, 1914. of the Pro.
4 bate Court Of Tishamingo County, Mis.
sisspp,, Letters Of Administration we're
granted to the Undersigned on the Estate OF
Vacbal Leight, deceased. Notice is therefore
given to all,peSsons having claims against said
Estate to preseutthem properly eutheAtieated,
within the time prescribed BY law. or they will
be barred.
NEAL MORRISON, Adm.
January 25th ls4j-ll-6w [see e.
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General Orders, No A
HEAD QUARTERS.
Jackson. Miss, february llkh l645

s, Jackson, Miss, february llkh I54j
y TyHE commissioned and non. commission
a. officers of the following regiments of Ii
=, Mississippi Militia, will assemble for dr
% ana instruction, at the respective times an
}. places, viz.
The 25th Regiment, at Canton, on Monda
:1he 2oh Rsgiment. q, Benton, On rhursdsy
9Th instant.
The 9th Regiment, al LexiQgton. on Mon.
Iday the Sd day or March next.
The 9Th Regiment, at Catrollton, on Thurs.
day 9th OF March.
The 30 Regiment, at Charleston. on Mon.
day 10th of March.
The 36fh and 60lh Regiments, at Coff.evilIe.
on Thursday 18th of March.
The 55'h Regiment, a, Oxford; on Monday
l7ih Of March.
The 54th and 6lst Regiments, at Ponols, on
Thursday 20th OF March.
The 5ist Regiment, at Hernando, on Mon.
day 24'h of March.
The 5Oth and 57lb Regiments, at Holly
Springs on Thursday 9th Of March.
The 49th and 55'h Regiments, at Ripley, on
Monday 3lst of March.
=. The 47th and 63d Regiments, at Jacinto, on
Thursday the Sd day of April next.
nN ~" onu JON NeSHcutes 6t uUOnS on !
Monday 7,h Of April.
The Ash Regiment, at Ponto.oc, on Thurs
day 10Th of April
The 45'h Regiment, at Houston, on Monday
l4th Of Apr !.
The 18th and Gath Regiments, at Aberdeen,
on Thursday l7,h Of April. Il
The l9h Regiment, at Columbus, on Mon.
day 2ls, April.
The officers Of the above Regiments are
commanded to meet promptly; equipped as the
law directs, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at
the times and places above designated, when
they will receive instruction and drill from Ma.
Jor D. H. Dickson, who has been appointed
for that purpose All officers eutjec. 10 driII
are required to be obedient to his orders during
the hours ofexercise.
BY order OLA. G. BROWN, Commander.
inchIef. B. C. BucKLEy.
AdJutsnt General Mics. Militia.
P. S. The above drill will be followed soon
by review, when the commander. in chief will
present to the commandant ofthe best organi.
sed Regiment, an elegant sword.
Feb. IL l945 -l5-3w
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1Dk. W y. CARTER. having rc,mrnsd "a
- Ripley ofEsrs his services 10 h,s former
gsfons and to tho public. Oaico IN the Bank
House, up slairs.
March 20lh 1a16.
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A Nrw Mopr or SETTLING IIo-rrLlrIls go
Ons of the n,ost novol noi,oas wo have cnenun.
tered for soms lisncs iscoutAined In a la.e Lon.
don paper IN giving . sevy fair ~ ~ mo war
spirit which is considered 20 prevail In tbiscoun'
iry. The writer takes Il for granted that tho
questions now In dispute between England and
America cannot bc settled definitely, until each
country has spont much ircasu O, and poured
forth 4 largo qusntity Of blood. II IA therefore
suggested that . mutual understanding take
pacs with the two governments, and tho OK.
pensc Of fitting out hostile forces be prevented,
and s,ho war bo carried on after tho following
Esbiou, Wiz
"For the EngIis Government TO undertake to
level Liverpool with The ground on condition
that the u. y. Government destroy New Yoskl
for England TO lombard Bristol. and America to
burn down Baliimorei--and 40 on with oil the
cities on the seabosrd, until sufficient, mutual
injury has been effected, ater winch the two
governments could settle the matters in dis
pute be negotiation and treaiy!"
And this after oil seems very reasonable. for
II such must by the inevitable result, what mat.
ters II by whom it is produced.--Mrror
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JailOr.'s Notice.

a WAS COMMITTED 10 the Jail oi
N <Jippah County Mississippi, on the
KS 24lh day of March l845, Negro
SN/ Boy, who calls his name Tumbler,
n.&s/- and says he belongs to William
Cfawsbay. living in Monroe County
Miss. Said boy is about % years Of age, yei-
low cornpexion, 5 feet or 8 inches high, will
weigh about $50 pounds, has small scar on
his forehead, occasioned by fall from horse,
had when committed an old frock cloth coat,
and nankeen pants The owner Of said boy is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
E. M. ROGERS, Tailor
Of Tippah County Miss
!. March 29;h lS45-l9f
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Fo2 AssrssoR or rTlxrs.
ESTRAY--Tippah County.

nnEN rat. up BY Ira Crunk, living 7 miles
be 6 u p-sr n q Ripley, bay mare, supposed to
ripb, ave ave ysars old. no brands, sore below the
Annra;sed a.oSs = l ia hands high has bell. on;
rp''''eu 70 $40, April 6ih l845.
Ami, 1a.s ,os- N. W. ARMOUR, Ranger.
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Notice,

4 1t pI'oos Interested N tho Estate Of
"A w'llhm Nosion, deceased, arc hereby
no''h'a. ma, Tho uudcrrigncd will, Al tho
yune Term. 1870, of the Probate cous,, Of the
.o"n'y Of Tippah, State of Mis,issippi, present
NV account with eaid Esiatc for Gnal seti |cment
JOHN HUNTER,
April 10Th lS45-22
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DIED. OF Measles, on the 18th inst, SIMON
SHArIEY infant con OF Simon r. g. L. A Spigh,
OF this place, aged ] year and IL days.
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. ediC S .

a fresh supply Just received consisting vf
IN calomel, jalap, batemans drops, godfrey.
cordial, paragoric, opodeldoc, laudnum, lees
pills. castor and american ole, epsom salts, ces
and mustard, for sale by J.B. WALEkR.
may, 1874.
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

"AkEN up by Moses Shannon, one gel
a derg, IL or IL years old, with a high
sash, black name lying on his lefs side;
ALSO one roane gslding. sbou, a years Old
oaiK name and tan. name lying on The left side.
and both left feet white; Appraised to $40.
" NJ. ARMOUR Ranger,
April 18th 1s45-2l-3t
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ESTrAY.
TTPPAH COUNTY,

0NAKENb BY John Gordon, living near Soriuo
~ Hill, one Sorrel mare and horse coli. the
mare is about years old, no white about her
o. markr. appraised to 1886. Sept 18Th is4a
N. NJ. ARMOUR, Rano, ;
. March 9Th lS45-l6--3t
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Fine Brandies.

A superior article Of Brandy and Brand Che.
ries, Wines Of various kiude, old Holland Gin,
with many kinds Of liquors too tedious 10 men.
tion, all ofwhich will be sod low by
Feb. 20, lSs5. J. y. WALrER.
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NEW FAMILY GRO
Gerry AND
Produce Store
i'm Ripley.

IN have just received and are now opening in
- the Town Of Ripley, a large and general
assortment of Groceries, Produce &C, cobsis.
ting in part Of the following articles, which ar
determined TO sell cheaper for CASH, thar
they have been heretofore sold in this market
viz
8 bxs Jas River Tobacco. 5000 lbsbest Sugar
}" Kentucky do. IS bis Mplasses.
3 ;" Raisins, $4,000 los Rio Coffee
2 Kegs SaIeratus. 10 Sacks Salt.
2 {" Pepper, $40 bis svp Fiou-,
" Spice, 40" rect Whskey
Ginger, Il "Coa Brandy,
:" Nails, assorted. 81 Sweet Wine.
10 bales Spun Cotton. 2 Loaf Sugar.
together with Indigo, Madder, Starch, Brooms,
Water Buckets, Powder, Shot g. Lead, Candy,
assorted, Sanff Percussion Caps, Writing Pa.
per, lnk, Sperm, Star and TalIow, Candles,
Horse Collars, Wedding Hoes, Spanish and
Melee Segars. Box Blacking. Stone Ware as
sorted. Rice. Imperial and other Teaa, l Box
resh Lemons, fresh Mackere; and many other
articles too tediousto eiumeratc. C4tf n yout
want bargains, as you will be sure to get them.
NEWTON w. SCOTT.
Ripley, March 22nds l545-ISr -
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THE STATE OF mississippi.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
District Chsrceyy Court efMs March Rulo.
siss y M'ssissippi, At ESiios. / isl6. ~
stephen Harmon E,si
Judah Barrett, and
Jacob Cohen. J
I1PON opening The matters Of this Dill, and
appearing TO tho satisfaction Of tho
Court. that tho Defendants Judsh Bar.
row y Cohen arc not Inhabitants OF this State
ou. reside beyond tho limits thereof, 90 that tho
ordinary process OF this Court cannot be served
upnn them, Il is therefore ordered by the Court,
.s ,ns' unless they bc and sppear before the Vice
Snancel'or al the Court Room. In the Town oi
ro'on on the third Monday in May next, and
p'ead' answer, or demur 10 said Bill. The sew.
era' allegations will DO taken for confessed ss 10
men, and such order and decree made therein
as me wee Chancellor may deem equitable and
Jus., ana IT'S further ordered that copy ofthis
oroer oe inserted in the Ripley Advertiser, a
paper published in the Town Of Ripley, once
week Tor Two Months successfully.
March 81 ls45.
ABSTRACT OF BILL.
nr otepHeu IJdImans DAVIS H.
morgan and Joel N. Acker purchased at the
SAFE OF the Assignee in Bankruptcy in Novem.
per is42; the following Lands, living and being
III the County OF Monroe, which Lands had
oeen sarrendered by one Thomas N. Christian,
B.ankrupt-To wit: w TN w I, and WAS
w Section Is, r l3. X l9, $50 acres: Lot
no; l, Sec. II, + l3, l9, l8 acres; s Wa
Of , = Sec. %. T l3, K 10. 40 IL. 100 acres.
LotNo 3. Sec. 26, II l3. r 10. 62 acres. N I'll
OFFS w Sec. %, y l3, r l9, 80 acres. Lots
), D, and 9. Sec. 25, T l3, K l9, l42 so COO a.
res. ;res. Z ! ) E ! Sec 81, II l3. II l9, 70 "a
lOO acres. Lots 2&3, Sec q, Tia, rio
lO4 56 100 acres. N w ofN E4 d N Wi
Sec 20, 4 IL, r 10, 200 acres. = & 4ofN Ell
Sec IA, + IL. X l9, 80 81 100 acres. w 1 frac.
ional Sec 8. T l3, R l9. A "a 100 acres. Lois
and South of6. Sec 4, TI3, RIO. 1901
w. lOO acres. Lots Z & g. TIA, Il 10. 1881
a lOO acres. N J OF the s Ell &NAofS w.
Sec 20, Il IA, X 10. 78 6S 100 acres. !
Said Christian had purchased said lands, a,
ne Sher'fts sale ofthe County Of Monroe, on
ne day o'---.s the property or Judah Bar. |
ett, SAID Barrett had previously become insol. |
'ent' and lett the country. But previous to lea.
ing had made fraudulent assignment of said
lands to one Jacob Cohen. Bill prays that
ne fraudulent Deeds from Barrett 10 Cohen
md Title decreed 10 Compainants, that Jacob
cohen q Judah Barrett be made parties De.
endanls to this Bill &c.
J. ROBINS, Clerk.
March 18th l8i5-l7-2m