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The New York herald., 1845-11-05

PHiLApELrHiA, Nov, a, l5I5
The weather. up TO within au hour has been delight
fulbu since then the sky has become rather overcast
and the bracing GOODNESS Of the day has assumed chilly
and raw feeling.
Murdoch appeared, last night, at the walnut to a
house crowded from pit to dome. He personated Ham.
Lett but the throng toe great TO permit to
him, of course can say nothing to his merits. The
performance is highly spoken of by those who it,
and whom set down as excellent judges In fact their
in describing the personaton of the Danish prince
is enthusiastic The keans appeared at tine Chestnut in
Knowle play of Love. to moderate house. The box
es presented full appearance, but the pit slim
Curiosity to Murdock who old favorite Of Phil
adephia drew of large numbers from this establish
ment.
The Kentucky Bank and schuylkil Bank case still
before the equity branch of the Common Pleas cannot
upon what substantial ground the late rise of the
stock of the Schuy kill Bank is predicated 1t is true
there rumors of actual settlement sc but listen
ing TO the argument it apPea ed that the pressed
vigorously by the Kentucky Bank; and there Ger.
ainly indications the part OF the judges hat the
decision will be in favor of ths Philadelphia institution
Unless the latter has the best that the law is
their side the rise in the stock should Judge be
entirely the result Of speculation The quotations be-
low show that there is considerable speculation in Will
mngton railroad shares, as they have advanced TO 1871
from Is, at which they selling not long since =
Reading railroad shares also improving State ves
declined the receipt Of the by the Caledonia
Although money has heretofore been easy yet it is said
that the late will make rather tight The follow.
ing Is the list OF sales at the Stock Boards to-day
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FrRsr BOARD, Nov. Alps State 5s, new an 7SI;
1854 do 75s 1000 Reading RR Bonds CO. 1000 do 6e
lS2 shs Wilmington RR, lsI 100 Reading RR. 26I; $50
27 - Liberty Gas, 22 Penn Bank, 25si l6 Northern
Blk Kentucky, 81; 45 Grard Bank 9t.
BETWEEN BoARDs.-5o00 S,ate 5's 75I 534 do '55 do;
$50 Girard Bank, ds 81; 100 do ds, 9i IS vii.
mington RR ls3
SECOND BoARp-5o schuylkil Bank, 10; so do, loL;
1000 State SIS 10; 5000 ds rs; $500 ds 75t 500
Reading RR Bonds, 69s; $50 Wilmington RR b o5 DIS,
l9 100 do -; so do, ds 263; 100 Reading RR,
ds, 26s 5000 State SIS, O 4 ds, rs.
AFTER SALEs-300e Reading RR Bonds SOL; 200 Viii.
mington ltR bo ds, 10; 500 Lehigh Mort Loan 10
500 do, es3 80 Wilmington RR b ds, l9l
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ABERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS.

nNE box of these invaluable Pills worth all the qua X
medicines advertised for certain delicate Let
unfortunate that
ing these Pills speedy and radical for Gonoh@a,
Geets Irritation of the Kidneys They for several
prescribed by the celebrated Abernethy all the
ef the above diseases In the rst stage box usually sut
6cient effect la long cho-
stages obstinate glees they equally CERTAIN havn
cured who taken other medicines for
which tended the
disease They leave the parts to the troubles
weakness which frequently after other
cines They have SMELL and
taking them might frequent refined soesty withour
having their misfortunes suspected.
For Apoecaes' Hail. G Catharins street. and lzS
Ma,den lane. Price 81 per bor. 70 im-mr
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FLorn-We received this morning later news from
Europe, per the Caledonia steamer Bostn which be.
ing deemed favorable for this article prices advanced
and sales to some extent made at So per bbl for
Genesee later in the day, So l2t obtained Gene
see and Troy; and some sellers demanding So 25
and sale is reported at that but generally credited
The movement is wholly Of speculative nature os but
little II any taken at these rates for export The re-
ceipts are to very fair extent and will probably con-
tnue SO through the remaining part
We have no movement to notice in Wheat Rye IA rs
cents Corn 6s cents Oats 43 cents Barley St 81 cents
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sts yn@ee sls ksss spss--Ssp hses isjps
Godfrey. - =
NAss4u Ntsehs ha.l .sll bis sponge bbl
tkos .l,s pea Fancy wood pkg sk w usihl-S bales
sponss Werxmsn Nswman. xasH sxxza .xs.
Domestic Imp0rtatl0ns.
MoBILE-Brig Alabama-500 900 feet pine lumber Sturges
Cearman co-l0l bales cotton Bell Cog Center
eo1is Georre Martin COIL Huntington Cleveland
peienger-2 pkgs John Roiston-l bx Sempson Brohen-
tin BIZ Charles Augier.
CHARLEsr0N-Brg cotton Pbiladsl
phs73 sacket Belcher co-05 Spoffori Tiiesonsa DO
IL cks Backmeyer sonsI0 bales Underhill- terce
Burritt Johnson- bags Persse Brooks-a3 bxs OK %
eo,s Hsteh-as hides Henry ns2l empty barrels
hndsI7 BIDS o. 6bis D9nham Dimon-2i bbs Guilmsr
nnts bb Pilot lie Baeb~re-l ro carpetng Thompon
Sco-2 cs Townsend brothers-l D. McLean-ID d B-l Is
Lowe q Jones--l 4 Wemore-l James Sngdarn--6O
bags feathers . order.
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THE
! N VISIBL E

GO closely resembles the real head OF hair that ceptics and
~ connosseurs have pronounced the perfect and er
aodInary invention OF the day Tie advantages Of this
novel aud unique its being made without sewing Or
weaving which its closely resemble
the natural ha both ia ghtncss and natural as 20
defy Affection, its texture being be ,uul and
Free that IN all Of persplraon unnpedeu
aud the evils Of other wigs entirely avoided Tbs .cspc
aud alike beau
ul Wig aud the peculiar method " hitting the head me
berry street, up stair. oI0 In. nc
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. -, :, IUDGE FOR YoURsELF.

II trref ea.
teblished A. 1885 by tho present poprsor or te ,oc
ctssiu ,eatm,n Of disease of secret nature and E he
sale oi Dit HUNTERS RED DROP This medicine ,s the
only remedy on earth that safely he relied on 10 oronshv
cufs h nod disease without injury the constitution and
without diet or hndrance from business even ,ven III a
s Pave ssa M Comprehensive treatise each vial
az cases no matter how long standing or how seated in
the system with less trouble the Patient and In sbors,
space OF tne Than other medicine the world or mn nav
" I'm fmr
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DEPARTMENT G

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Nov. 3, 1915.
Official information has been received that by a
resolution of the German Diet Frankfort all newspa.
pers or periodicals in the German language printed in
the United States of America prohibited in the Ger.
man coniederacy and all posmasters in that country
are directed not to deliver any such newspaper peri
odca coming from the United States but to send all
SUCH back to the port at which they been landed
Europe.
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MEDICAL DISPENSAKY.

hOCTOR COBbITT, 10 Duane street, Member Of the
Royal College Of surgeons London, and Member Of the
Medical Society Of New York. nay be consulted In the
meEt Of certain delicate disease His long experience and
close attention this class OF mplantshis pleasant safe
during long and extended practice for thirteen years this
cy-and above all his legitimate med c qualifications,
few Of the grounds winch he rests his claims.
Dr. Cohbts mode Of treatment safe eectusl and erped
tous requiring either the OF mercury dr.
ct or exercise.
STRUCTURES cured weeks with scarcely pain
CONGREGATIONAL DebilityThose individuals who have in
dnsed IN certain oatsomc and secret habit can positively
BE- stof 10 hsa tn and society Mild removed "a twu
70 four days No charge made uness cured Remember
Du ane street. one door lInm Chhhtn % Im,m
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Pa8sen Uera In ArrIya

shrooi-Steam ship Msssacl usetts--Col Perkins and
Br,uham, y Forbes, Miss Forbes Miss Mariana Hale
ter M,s ar i,gss Mr. Basne,t, Miss Medium Miss Por-
oes@.ysf sf Mr. W,I;,n II Wwehd. Cart VIM Stone
chard Conl,fe ETurner MIR Folars,e Robs Va dwo,,b
NJ NJ ano lady WIN Mills Miss Brush Mr. Gemdng
aha % Mrs barnett Mr. Campbell Miss Jane Cny-and lo ia
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT. JOSEPH S. May,
as Deputy Postmaster az Apalachicola, in Florida,
IN the place of Geo. F. Baltzell, resigned
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
DeSToh Lsase1 81 ss
his esSsd HsT sYRu 81
sssd III abss, fSs
Z
cal Tms al = s%s
81
eed sa a case f that
against opinion Since Dr. Hastings discovery, howeve
With
is ssency have been this well established
@ IN y With x. G
s'I STss sSR sky % sRs
property Of SsphSa have been discovered They are sH
moment received into the system extend. itself
out making PASSAGE or KyEHy PORE ~ matter how clogged
Hence the diseased lungs by dsodging the
regions the frame and thus rsoDucIsc THoRoycH
and hence & never failing remedy in oppre..on Of
feeling after tatas had forced passage through
Of which the only result Y he restoration q
as S Srs sefd T H 81 ri rsn tic iss sn'isy
which recommended that from the time they commence
''A'As ~ FEEL FEEL THAT IT IS CURING THEM.
an effect nearly the reverse Of that which attends the earlier
sore night psin hs breast
% and .sa e 5
tant Ihas frequentl painful cough day. viii
has defsd other popular medicines for month"; and its effects
in all sth aiic complaints equally decisive and rsmsLs
disposition to inactivity and melancholy iobodngs also
quickly corrected by tie Naptha Syrup which, in wonderful
the spirits hardens the flesh and muscles bra
aud increases the weight Thus those who use
according directions generally increase in weight about
Pound week and take for other purpose than the
dissipation Of melancholy the increase o bodiiy strength
In ne single trial Of Hastings COMPOUND Syrup all that
required the confidence Of the patient aud cause
him to forego all other remedies in Its favor
For sale BY MOORE 4 CO., Al ANN STREET. Price
81 boe six bottles neatly and securely packed box
aud ready for transportation to part Of the world be
had for S. Persons OF the city have forwarded
them by other All orders must be
paid by remittance, and directed MOORE&
COMPANY. ~ ANN street. New York. au26 msm
INIsEAsEs OF THE URINARY ORGANs-Snch as
~ Chronic aud diseases Of the
Bladder, Also, Gonorrkma,
Urethra, elects,
Prostrate Gland, Structures
Kidneys, and Seminal Weakness,
Loins. Diabetes, &c
speedily and efectually removed by A6enthys Botan
cal Pills w'thou, one particle Of mercury They equally
tive rarely experienced from other
dcines For sale at Apothecares Hail. Caharne
at lN Maiden Lane frice$ nj lmsmc
The New York herald., 1845-11-05

0o- The President has officially recognized Mr..
ROBERT GRGGs Consul Of Great Britain for the States
Of Florida and Alabama to reside at Mobile
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co M NJ E Il CIAL.

New York, Tuesday, Nov. 4.
CorTos-The intelligence per caledonia" has had
depressing influence this staple. BUYERS have not
shown themselves, but it is probable that considerable
decline will now be submitted to by holders to induce
operations In the meantime, sontinue our quota.
tions, which of course are nominal
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcArIoN
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DIR. MARSHALL HALLS
CORDIA l. Reno TOR.

nR. MARSHALL HALL Of the most Physi.
- clans Europe sthe discoveer Of this valuable
y snow used IN his practice among the Of and
through the continent OF Europe and IN every instance where
suits Il is exclusively directed the Of such
arise from adisoganlzaon OF the generave organs
quick and wonderful action such coldnrss
caunot remain ~ the system that under Influence for half
Az hour It Will afford decided relief those who by
chronic debility. -
Constitutional weakness brought by secret induged
by young men This - when frequently ndved in, the
greatest tyi that bef Dyspepsia weakness Of the
limbs and small OF the back confusion or intellect forgeul
ness papitaton OF the heart society
enacation the symptoms of this disease Glcets whss
ness are removed by this medcin
PHlLL!PS BOYNE, Agents Forwarded to- all parts Of
the United States Price So bottles bottles for S9 Sold
IA Duane L m
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hsras wsrs sold ~ pscss ranging fsn siso 70 tssa
per lbs tho hoct FiourIhs market tot How ard
si.eet sio has beun active aud saios havs bso
saalo ct tscllS There sales saturday u 500
20 900 bbls. Of mixed brands at 81 l9t Some dealers
sell at 50 Is whilst others asking % 20 and
there sales of few hundred barrels at the latter
rate Also sale of fine at 81 9s The receipts are TO
fair extent and the last settlement Of which ad
,ised was Saturday at So. Holders Of City Mills
Flour ask So 81 but hear of transactions Grain,
The supply OF Wheat at market to-day pretty full
and the prices Of last week well sustained The sales
OF good to prime reds made to-day at los li2
cents and OF ordinary good at 100 l07 cents. An
occasional parcel OF prime red brought Ia cents
White Wheat may be quoted at no a ll5 cents, and
family -four white at lis l?s cents.
SroCK BoAnp.-Sales OF Mar land 6's were mado yes
teriay at ISL IS, and Baltimore 6's at I0I
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
= = -,
az s.nsI EVENINGS MAIL

Nxw JERSEY ELKcrlos.-This election took place
yesterday twas probably as quiet as that IN this
CITY. We have not yet received any returns, and
no one seems 10 know any thing about the matter
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FOR THE PILES,

DIR. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY.
internal remedy cure for me Piles either
terna external bleeding blind Sold Office Of
the original proprietor Uph.m regular educated
ce where Piles other chronic diseases successfully
treated Medical Office 1856 Bowery four doors above spring
street. Office hours IRON ! Am. to 9P.M
Advice gratis 400 lmdGW~m
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ALOPECY,


n4 on q ns Hair ard r rr,{ra. Pfnduf R sfH
Onguent which an old a:d well tried specific for all d
Of the hair scalp OF the head 1t preventive OF
or red ha or do exist thorough Of the On
Euent will change the color il win make the hair flexible
cned to CURL keep 1t moist longer aud give gosssr
pearancs than any othe! preparation which
few Of which annexed Sold wholesale and
retail, No. l3 Nassau street.
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READ THIS.
4 II CASt.s IN the Surgical and Medical line especially
mo oi long standing receive advc. medicine era.
~ t nI.t application, neither residence required
No nsede street. g. HkINk, M y.
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New YoRx. May al, 1s43.
To Mr.. VIM. Hill.

- 49, - New YoRx, May 81, lsAa.
Dear Sir "A short time since my hair became dry exceed.
ingly harsh, and finally commenced falling which
TO such alarming extent that quite hn and what
losing all Of it. AT last through your persuason
duced try Inable Onguent which happy say
IN short time csed hair to entirely falling of
ent members Of family Especially the female portion
used the Onguen Tor like purposes with like success
Yours respectfully,
Proprietor Of City Hotel.
NEW YoRx, May 6, 1914.
do certify that have been seriously afflicted with dandruf
and falling of Of hair for than five years and
made Of several articles said be remedies for the
found benefit arising from hem but quite the
his nfable Oguen and the result has highly saac
tory IN removing the candruf staying the hair causing
to grow and would recommend any afflicted with the
above make Of the Onguent being perfectly satisfied
s. A. POWERS,
Manchester, Ontario County, N. Y.
:, - New YoRx. October, 1914.
SHavng had the misfortune lose the greater par, Of
my hair BY gradual falling off during Of four
months our West, was induced by the suggeston Of
friends who id been similarly afflicted try your Inabe
Onguen and to great Joy has completely restored
moist, soft, and gives beautiful dressy appearance
j. 4. sANDERsoN,
Recollec Hills Infaibe Onguent can be obtained only at
ms pncpr once en the Northwest Pine and Nassau
Vim H. Carey Co., ls6 Pearl street l. Graham Co.. -
Water street Mr. Thomas sewe s Grand street Brooklyn,
so s. a: M Fu;Gn :sss M Esns
D. A Herck No. De,avaa House Baltimore, Md Messrs
Mortimer Mowbry corner Of Market and Charles streets
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By last Nights NOHIhern IIj8il.

low. brig Coquette Demarara. CD, ship Susan L Howell
meu brgs Josepe Balch, Boston, Atalan;a Bermuda and
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTICE.
PAcKAGEs.


ss.i " :s: & ~a
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HASTINGS

B-At an early day sale viii take place to reali
Store sixty days.
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miscellaneous Record.

Ships Ohio Liverpool Hector Mobile; Allen Charles
ton; Helena, Canton; Oneida, Havre, and others.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-05-10

znHE COLUMBIAN LADY's AND GEN.
u TLtMAN'S MAGAZINE.--'in the LIST o
January 1914, will be published, the first mum
Der oft6e COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN
TLEMAN,S MAGAZINE, edited by JOHN In.
NAN. and filled with contributions from the mos.
eminent and accomplished writers OF the country
The motives which have led to the commence
ment of this unde taking may be briefly stated :.
1t is believed by the proprietor that there IS IN
the United States an immense provision OF liter
ary ability for which rs yet there is no adequate
cncourag cement or field Of display; that besides
the numbers of clever and successful writer
whose productions are weekly and monthly, and
annually read with delight by thousands, there
are vet greater numbers constantly arriving at
maturity of power who have only to appear on
the srage of publication to receive a brilliant
award OF fame, and that the powers of those
whose names are already pronounced with res.
pect by lips of wisest censure are capable OF
more and still higher euertions than has yet
been called forth. 1t is believed, too, that the
demand for literary production in this country
especially in the periodical canuel, exceeds the
supply in very large proportion, and that new
supplies have only to be presented of the right
quality and in the way to ensure a hearty well
come and profitable reception. No doubt is
entertained of the American minds ability TO
sustain itself, certainly on its own ground if no
| dOfodu, against ulI the COmpetltlOn tndt tlt
intellect of other lands can bring to the encoune
tei and full assuranceis felt that among the
mi lions of American readers there can be and
s cordial welcome for all that American wri.
tiers can produce of excellent and interesting
rom these preises it 10 undoubtingly inferred
that there isabunaant room for anotber Mora
zine, Notwithstanding the merit and success o
those already in bein.; that there can be nc
,sas ABILITY to All its sage. sooeptaby within
.he 'eacn o. capital and liberal enterprise; ant
that such periodical will not fail To be greeted
as welcome visiter by thousands upon thou
SANDS who as yet have done little or nothing
owafd tae support and development Of Amer
can periodical literature.
Another and strong motive has been the fe o.
ing that Few York, the FIRST city of the Union
should be the home Of periodical owning nc
superior III neither merit nor SUCCESS The Co
lumbar Magazine will be published on the frs
day OF every month. Its mechanical arrange.
ments will comprise the best paper, type and
workmanship that money can procure.
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" Office.

A # the September Term 1874, ofthc Pro.
IA bate Court Of rippah County MissIssip-
pi, the undersigned was appointed IA.
mlnistra,or of the Estate of Benjamin Cook
deceased. Notice is therefore, hereby given
&c all persons having claims against said estate
to present them within the time limited by law,
or they will be barred
SAMUEL ALEXANDER,
Adm. of said Estate
January 4th ls45-7-6w
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Medical Notice.

IL. DR. JANIS H. ELiIB, ros'
W. peolfully tenders III. services 10
Tho cn,sens II Ripley, and 'Icin'iy
4-b IN tho yafious bfaaches ~ INC
-r-h.S.J AFT.
And hopes, by s,dc, attention 10 his prcfos'
sicoal duiss, To merit a liberal share Of
public patronage
a.rlI,s ci,ice Is Tho Same heretofore occu.
p,od by Lard. Ellis a. wymon, where he
may ., Ill times 10 found, unless prolcs.
siooally absent
Oct's, 18th, 1912. l-cm.
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ESTRAY--T,ppah County.
TAKEN up by Harrison Clark, living Id
miles South East of Ripley, one flea
bitten gray horse, 10 or | years old, l4A
hands high, racks and trotts; Appraised TO
$50. Sept llih 1874.
N. M, ARMOUR, Ranger
Sept 2Sih ls44--46
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G A. Hutchinson.
Is % TANIC PHYSICIAN.

HE AVlNG permanently located at La
II I'll mar, Marshall County Mics ten
ders his professional services to tn 2
citizens, and surrounding country. From
long experience and success in practice, he
flat.ers himself, that he will be enabled to
give general satisfaction TO all who may
favor him with a call.
Lamar, Mi, August 1914
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STAPL AND IA NC Y
DRY GOODS

Purchased by himself in the cities Of
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, ex-
pressly for This market. lie would res,
pcclfully inform the ci,zens of Ripley and
adjoining counties, tina, he is determined to
Sell G. DDS at as low ratcsts they can be
purchased IN Memphis, Louisville, C'ncina.
ii, or any other Ciy West Of the mountains
HFTo his old friends and customers he
would say that he can make /, TO their IN
teresI to call and examine his stock OF
GOODS before purchasing, as he is conf
dent he will be abe to give general salts
faction, as regards the quality and cheap
ness Of his goods.
s RHINE.
Ripley, Miss, Nov. o3d 1914.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE


ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE
A THE September Term 1874, Of me
- Probate Court Of Tippah County Mis-.
sissippi; Letters Of Administration were
granted to the undersigned, on the Estate Of
Pascal W. Palmer, de- epscdi. Notice is
therefore, hereh; given TO all persons hav>
ing c'alms against said Estate to present
'he!a Within the time limited by law, or The
Same will be barred.
Mr. Jeremiah H. Pickens, is my Agent
as Administratix aforesaid, 10 whom claims
may be presented and paymsnts made.
MARTHA P. PALMER. Admit
Of p. w. Palmer Decd
Sept, 9Th 1874 -43-6w
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Notice..

NflE subscriber has on hand, and for
IL sale Sugar g. Coffee, Tobacco, Also
superior lot of Tin Ware, all Of
which WILDE sold low for cash.
S. RHINE g. Co.
Ripley, April 6 1874.
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GROCERIES,.

(sWOCEE{HaIS.
Tn SHELBY has resumed the Groce>
o. . ny g. Produce business in The House
formerly occupied by j. II. Krof,
on front row, where he would be pleased to
see his old customers and friends HE in
tends keeping general stock Of Groceries
Produce and Liquors, which he will sell q
the lowest prices for Cash or Cotton.
Memphis, Sept, 2Sh lS4i-6m
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
II ETTERS of Administration having teen
"a granted to the undersigned, by the Pro-
bate Court of Tishamingo County Mississippi,
at qe December Term thereof lS44, upon the
Estate Of Wright Bonds, Deceased. Notice
is tereby given to all those having claims a.
yanst said Estate, to present them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
aw, or they will be forever barred.
w. w. BONDS.
January 10Th ls45-9-6s lice 81.