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SALE oFJUEGNENTs FOR COSTS.

Am the Ord Efoaday in September 1916,
~ at the Court House Door in the Town
Of Ripley, Miss, Win sell the following
Judgments for The Costs due thereon:
J. s. Z. G Anderson vs.. VIM o. Lining,
dated Oct. lst l8ii, amt Of judgment 876 02.
Rankin g. Mcdonald VS. inc. s Gochen, da-
tcdCctobcr 3D. 1914 amt of Judgment $55 90,
VIM. Arthur use wilson & Cobb w. VIM.
West, dated September 90A 1915, amount Of
judgment ISL 81.
WIN. Il. Bonner d wife Judith Us Henry l.
Machem, dated April 2nd 1874, anoGat Of
judgmen, sS3G6 90.
Erwin Price VS. Jno. w. Thompson, dated
October I'd lS44, amount ofiudgmen' $,59 10.
A. c. BLAIR, Shift
OF Tjppah County.
June 9Th lSs6-2t-3m
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Notice..

q 4 the Nay Term, 1916, Of the Probate
~ Court of Tippah County in the State Of
Nisssslppi, Letters of Administration
were granted the undersigned, on the Estate of
John 4ahIef, deceased. Notice ia therefore
gwen to al persons having claims against said
Estate 10 prooant them, properly authenticated
"ithn the Time prescribed by law, or The same
will be barred.
ISABELLA TALLER,
Administrative Of seed Estate.
Nay 9Th l8z5-22-ev
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ESTRA YS-Tippah County.


TnAKEN up by John II. Norton, living r.
~ miles North of Ripley, near the Purdy
road, one sorrel mare, supposed to be 5 years
old rext spring, no brands perceivable, wart
on the near side of,he neck, and not on her
right fore leg; abou, l4t hands high, with white
hind feet, Appraised to $50.
ALSO, one Grey mare, supposed to he Q or
III years Old, no brands, left hind leg has the
appearance OF having been hurt, a small black
spot on her back, about IA hands high; Ap.
praised to $40.
Taken up by Andrew Prater, living miles
south of Ripley. small sorrell horse, supposed
to be years old last spring, blaze face, hind
legs white up to the hook joints; Appraised
to $50.
~ M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
January 3rd lS46--4-3w
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Medical Notice,

IMHE undersigned respectfully leaders his
- professional services 10 tbtcitizens of the
vicinity and surrounding countr. He may be
found at his residence, on the old Cotton Gin
Road, one mile North Of WaIks's mill, when
not professionally engaged.
J. +. BtRRY, NJ. d.
Tippah Cry, April 1916.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NNWHEREAs, Letters of Administration
w on the Estate of William Mcleod, de.
ceased, were granted to the undersigned, At
ne January Term, 1916, of tha Probste Court
Oh 1ippah County, State of Mississippi. An
persona having oa,as agaias, the Estate of
SAID decedent are hereby required to exhibit
the same, within The time limited by law, or
The same viii te barred
V, D. GOSGETT,
Administrator Of said Estate.
January lO.h iSl3-5-6w
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THG STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
IishemIago County.

10 etl persons interested ia the Lands T'ene.
ments and ls'e4ilameuts Of D. !. Ktaer decd
WyOU are hereby cited to be and appear
III before the Probate Court Of said COun.
~, at the Court House thereof, on The
hfs' monday in June next, Then and there to
answer the petition of s. o. Gibbs, Executor
OF Inc Estate ofsaid decaden,, for sale of said
ands, 'enoments and heFedilaments described
10 sag petition, as lying situate aud being in
SAID County of Tishemingo, WIZ
:, = Z / Section II, Town 5, Range s. East;
. y / Section IL Township s, Range 8, +"
w ! Section s, Township G. Rance 6, "a
w ! Section II, Township 5, Range !, "
E ] Section ID, Township G, Range z,
N E / Section Is, Township G, Range 7,
s Section Is, Township G, Range 2. /"
s w ! Section "a, Township 5, Range s, "
E ] Section %, Township 6, Range 2,
s w / Section ID, Township 6, Range 7. /"
s E Section 81, Township 6, Range s,
N w Section %, Township 6, Range 7, &"
s E i Section %, Township 5, Range g."
for the payments Of the debts Of said testator,
his personal estate being represented insult.
cieni; and to show cause, if any you can, why
so much Of the said lands, tenements and here
ditaments should not be sold, as will be sutfi
cient to pay the residue OF the debts of said
decedent, and further to do and suffer such
things as shall be considered and ordered in
the premises by the Court aforesaid.
Witness, Hon. A. H. WEIR, Judge
IL. 81 &c, and the Seal Of Court affixed
the 9TH April lS46
TEST: CHlSLEY ID. KEY.
CLERK,
April 25th le46-20-5w fee $l2
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ESTRAYS-TIPPAa COUNTY.

:, TAKEN up by Richard NJ. Malone, livipo
~ mics North west Of Ripley 3 work steers,
. orr years old; one with red sides, white back
and belly, some white in bis forehead, marked
with crop and two spIits in the left ear. crop,
split and underbit in the right.
The ether has black eidcs white face and
belly, marked with crop and split in the r.pb,
ear; both appraised to 800.
March Ii,h l8&6-l1-3s
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EIgtR'aey

ERAKEN up by l.. w. Dalton, living 8 miles
~ South of Ripley, on the Aborson road ,ope
strawberry roano Horse, supposed TO DO 8 years
old, white face and jaw, hind legs white, bran.
ded on both thighs, but not so that il can be
made out; Appraised to $500.
N. N. ARMOUR, Ranger.
June 9Th lS46-26-3l
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Cheap Heading.
81 WILL BUY S POPULAR WORKS

I " W 1LL DO FUFULAR WURES
/. THE MERCHANTS DAUGHTER. beautiful
, NoteE, by Miss Ellen Pickering.
:: oRUiKsHANKs' OMNIBUS, by Cruikshanks
himself. G,otesqaely illustrated.
D. LIE MOSAIC WORKERS OF VENICE, a benn.
ty~ Tate, from The French of Madam Geo.
Sand. wv
L. SCHILLER GREAT RoMANcE-The Vision.
arg.
D. ROMANCE AND REALITY, and other Tales.
by L. s. Arthur, ESQ.,
ANY person sending us ONE DOLLAR, post raid.
VIII receive the above choice Novels by mail.
Editors copying the above will be entitled
to the Books. Address
J. J. GALUSHA e. co.
AZ West 4th st. Cincinnati, q.
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Brides.

TDur by your rope brides. as YOU may buy a
* fac double rened brido aslow as you can
rope one by calling at kings crner.
Ripley, may, 1916.
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ESTRAY-TIPPAH COUNTY.

TAKEN up by Miles Moss, living on Hatch
10 River, l8 miles North East of Ripley. one
bay mare, about 8 years old, star in her fore.
eoad, some saddle spots, left bind foot white.
mp shot IN the right hip, abou, 148 hands hirh:
to $50. April Is, 1916.
A., a.. 20, N: IA. ARMOUR, Ranger.
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

FEVAhEN up by Cemment X. Briggs, two
Steers, one dark red, with some white
on the belly, left hip shot, marked with
asmooth crop and swallow fork in the RICH, ear
and undcrbt in the left; the other a yellow.
With ball face, three white feet, branded with
the letter IL on the righthip, marked with
smooth crop off each ear; Appraised to 1924,
N. NJ. ARMOUR. Ranger. y
January 10Th lSa6-5-3w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ISs|E "ere on the 2nd day OF February
wv i84j, appointed Admins,rats of Chris
topher Skiman, deceased, by the Pro-
pate Court OF Tishemiogo County. Those
having claims against said Estate will there.
ore present them properly authenticated with.
10 10 me time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred. Those indebted TO said Estate
VIII please make payment, w,hou, delay
NANCY SKiLLMAN,
ANDREW CATREY,
Administrators
February l4th l6i8-lO--Gw flee 81.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ED virtue aud IN pursuance Of a decree OF
LIE The Probate Court OF 1'lshemnro Coun.
Y, Mississippi, made at the May Term
.hereot the undersigned, Guardian OF The Pa.
,a'e OF Folly d Joseph Akin, will on Mondsv
Inc End day OF June next. between the hours
prescribed by law, proceed to SELL at the Court
House Door, in the Town Of Jaoiuto, al pubGc
auction to the highest bidder on credit of
twelve Months, all that certain trac, of Land
lying and being in said County, on Cane Creok
4. to w't;-The West J of the ri. w. | of Sec. s
Town q OF Range 7, East. Bond with eu(fi
Gent security will be required of purchasers.
,o., ANN AKIN, Guardian.
May 10Th lsi6-23-3w [pr's fee S4.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 T the December term 1915, of the Pro.
"a bate Court for Tippah County, Miss.
Letters of Administration we're granted
to the undersigned on the Estate OF M. d.
Stout, decd. All persons indebted 10 said Es-
tate would do well to settle immediately, and
all persons having claims against said Estate
will present the same in the time prescribed bv
by law, or they will be barred.
JOHN GOSSETT.
Adm. Of said Estate,
Deem. 18Th iSi5--2--6w
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A \ the May r. fmlst0, Of tho Probate
"a Copu 81 1tppals Cuunty. IN tho sliale
of Mississippi, lelts Of hdmipiatfal,on
wofe granted the pndefsialod, 90 The Estale of
Nicholas Wright, deoeasa ko,,ee IL There.
Iots gwen to OIL persons living claims against
sa'a Estate, to pfosenl lbsn, properly authen.
,ioa'eo' "ililn The time posefibed by law, or
The same will be barred.
WESLEY 4. ROOT, Admit.
NANCY ~ pool, Adm'u
49,. qfsatd Estate.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a Z the March Term, 1916, of the Pro
"A bate Court of Tippah County M,ssssip
p'; Letters OF Adminislration'were gran.
ted 10 the Undersigned, on The Estate of Eze-
kel Lindsey deceased. Notice is therefore
given to all person having claims agans, SAID
Estate 10 preeent them properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or the same
will be barred.
Wm. Il, BU CHANAN.
Administrator.
March 18th l8l6-li-6w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VT 10 undersigned q. the November term
I'll l34o, OF the Probate Court of Tipoah
couniy mississippi, having obtained let.
H. Eeeief deceased, takes this method ofnotifv.
ing al per1ons having claims against SAID decd.
10 present them in tie time prescribed by law,
nrih,- notice ssih - pIe@a ;r, barpf ttlrir re-
coVery; aud all persons indebted to said decd. |
are requested TO come forward and make SET. |
Element Immediately, az | am determined 10 |
"ind up the business as soon as possible.
GEORGE A. PEELER.
Dec, 18Th 13zs-2-Cw
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ESTRAY-Tippah County.

YUYAKEN up by jesse Williams, living 4
miles North Of Ripley, one sorrel horse
with blaze in his face, blind on his leN
side, left hind foot white, also slightly hipped on
the same side, ii or Is hands high, supposed
to be 8 years old next spring; Apr. to sos
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
January 18th lSi6-6-3w
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Estray.

yNAKEN up by Vinson Tapp, living on
~ Camp Creek, 10 miles NORTH Eas, OF R,p
, ~ one sorreIl mare, s years old, upwards OF
10 hahds high, branded on the near shoulder
WIN The letter 81; Appraised to $25.
,oo. N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
Nay 3oih l8i3-25--3t
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EsTRAYS-TlppAH COUNTY.

:, TAKEN up by Stith Jackson, living 3 miles
south OF Ripley, 3 white & black spoiled sows;
also one sandy coIored svw, marked smooth
crop OF the Ieft ear, and underbit in the right.
also 20 shoats some 5 or 8 months old, aud 5
pgS' something near the color Of The sows, no
other brands perceIvabe, All appraised TO 800.
N. "A. ARMOUR, Ranger.
Feb. 2tst l8i6--Il--3s
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
"A ] tho April Term 1876, Of The Probate
"a Court Of Tlppah Co,nty, In the state
Of Mississippi, Letter, of Admipistra,ion
were granted tho undetsppdl, ON Tho osta,o r.
James Mckay, deceased Notice b lherra,n
gwen e. 10 oil persons having cbims against eaid
hsta'o 10 present lhe same FOR payment, duly
authenticated, within the THE pfescnbod BIZ
law, or the same will DO barred.
JOHN ]. Mckay,
,o,;i,s1,e,o IN Administrator.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ],
TIPPAH COUNTY.
Ciyruis Court, March Term 1916, being 25th
day Of March 1916.
Thomas Jones,
vs.. ) Attachment.
John w. Gibbons.
FUVHIS day came the Plaintiff, by Attorney,
and it appearing to The Court, tina. an
Attachment hath been duty issued at
the suit of The plaintiff, against the Estate of
the defendant, for the sum of Three Hundred
Dollars. returnabe to this term of the Court,
and is now pending in said Court; and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
defendant has removed and resides beyond the
limits Of this State, 90 that the ordinary pro.
cess Of this Court cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered by The Court, that un-
less the said defendant appear at the next term
ofthis Court, on the first day thereof, to be held
ior SAID County,at the Court house, in the town
Of Ripley. on the 4th Monday in September
next. and give bond as required by law, and
plead, judgment will be entered, and the estate
attached will be sold. II is further ordered by
10, . Court, that this order be published in the
SH'pey Advertiser, a newspaper printed in said
S es, ior the space of Six weeks notifying the
'eenoant Of the tendency of this suit.
HARDY. w. STRICKLIN, CLERK.
May 9th l046-22-6w
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'rgi'FAES agOCEl..
RiPLEY, WIsSfSSIppI

pave opened The above House iof tho ae
~ communication Of b0afdofe, and all who may
te0 proper to ca, IL ~ my intention to
r,aaili permanently IN this place, aud duty and
i"'VfeH WI prompt me 10 keen ~ good a
nuu'e a8 'uo country viii anjfd. The following
arc my charaea,
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va
Henry 7. Rucker. !
FF7VdIS day came the parties, by their At.
III torneya, and leave Is granted the Defeo.
dant TO tlIe his bin Of discovery mon
isaac Pearce d Co., and Isaac w. Moore. the
tiaiht'ti IN this case, requiring them TO answer
the charges set forth in said discovery, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, thar
me .1 said Isaac Pearce e Co. and the said isaac
W. hioore reside beyond the limits OF the ata,c
OF mississippi, 30 tha: the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon them. Ills order
ed by the Court, that publication be made in
The klpley Advertiser, newspaper printed in
said State, once a week, for Two months sue.
eessiveiy, notifying the said Isaac Pearce & Col
and the said Isaac w. Moore, that said biIlofI
Discovery has been filed, and that unless they
answer the same by the next Term of this
Court, on the ith Monday in September 1916, |
that the allegations therein contained, will be |
taken as confessed aud will be used as tesumo |
ny IN THIS suit.
HARDY w. sTRlCKLlN, CLERK !
May 9Th 1876 22-2m
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" hEte Lead.

I'D IRE and unmixed white leac received and
for sale by ]. /. WALKER.
Ripley, may, 1916.
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Lioerai deductions made for families boarding
al my house would state for the convon.
renee OF passengers, going east, that The S,ape
oiIlce Tor the Iuscumbia line, is kept here.
NJ, b. d, NABERS.
Ripley, Feb. 2lst lst6--lln
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February 9Th ,a.3-o-Gwl
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March 18th l846-li-6w
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17
D:o,o,.ru of CI,ss .As some NOR

Discovery Of Giass.-.As some mer-
chants says Pliny, were carrying nitre.
they stopped near river which issues
from Mount Carmel. As they could not
readily find stones TO rest their kettles on,
they used Tor this purpose some Of these
pieces of nitre. The fire, which gradual.
lv dissolved the nilre. aud mixed il with
lie sand, occasioned transparent matter
10 flow. which in fact was nothing less
than glass
In the reign Of Tiberius. according to
the same author, Roman artist had his
house demolished; or, as Petronius Arbi-
ter and others affirm, lost his head for
making malleable glass.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17

Faithful Sentinel.-His majesty, one
dav parading the terrace at Windsor, in
1897. with the duke of York. rested his
arm on the sun dial. which is near the
end of the walk; the duke did the same.
and continued in conversation with some
gentlemen with whom they had for some
time before been walking. During this
parIey. sentinel upon duty there walked
up 10 the king, and desired him to remove
from the dial, as it was under his partic-
ular charge. His majesty removed ac-
cordingly, observing, at The same time.
,ha, the mans rigid adherence TO his
orders was highly commendable; and a
few hours afterwards he was graciouslv
pleased TO recommend him 10 the colonel
of the regiment. as an object worthy OF
promotions. and one who ought to be pro-
vided for in as eligible manner as the
nature Of the service would admit.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17

The corporation of Boston, have deter
mined to supply the city with water from
Long Pond" On the occasion of break
ing ground week before last, there was
a good deal of merry making among the
Bostonians, and some excellent toasis
given lin Iemonade.) Here are two of the
toasts:
By John Quincy Adams. The waters
of Cochitua,e: May they prove to the
after ages of The city Of Boston as inspir.
ing as The waters of Helican were said TO
have been to ancient Greece:
The Mayor of Boston thus toasted Nj
Adams:
"The Hon. John Quincy Adams.
long, useful and virluous life, has fitted
him to be citizen Of that city through
whose streets flow the river of life. and
whose waters are for the healing OF the
nations"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17

Muention Of the Steam Engine.-Mr
Boul,on, of Birmingham. soon after he
was connected with Mr. Watt. who was
making such wonderful Improvements in
the steam engine, appeared at ST James's
on levee dav. We'll, Mr Boulton.' said
The king, Il am glad to see you. What
new projec, have you GO, now!' i am,
said Mr. Boul,on. manufacturing a new
article tina, kings are very fond Of Aye.
ave. Mr. BouI,on, what's that? at is
power, an please your majesty. Power!
Mr. Boul,on: we like poacer. that's true:
but what do you meant why. sire, !
mean the power of steam to move ma
chimes His majesty appeared pleased,
and. laughing. said, 'Very good: go on,
90 on
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17
BARRETT HOUSE,
corner OF jefferson 4 Third-Sts Burlington,
j. C.. FLEET CHE

TNHiS House, recently opened. is one OF
l. the largest and most commodious in
the Western country. 1t has all the con-
vcniencies of the large hotels in the cities,
and is fitted and furnished in the neatest
and most substantial manner The propri
etor has had much experience in the keep
ing of public houses. which, taken in con-
nexion with the facilities afforded in Bur.
ington for furnishing his table, justifes him
in promising that the character Of his house
shall be kept up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, with
or without families, can at all times be accom-
modated with pleasantand airy rooms, and on
rea sonable terms.
Families will also be taken as permanent
bosrders.
September 25 lS45 Is
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17

Peter The Great.-Peler The Great
made law in 1922, tina, if any noblemsn
heat or i'll treated his slaves. he should be
looked upon as insane. and guardian
should be appointed TO take care of his
person and of bis estate. This grea,
monarch once struck his gardener. who
being a man of grea, sensibiity. took to
his bed. and died in few days. Peter,
hearing of this. exclaimed, with tears in
his ewes. ALAS! | have civilized my own
subjects; | have conquered other nations;
We, have no, been able TO civilize or 10
conouer myself
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17
DR. Hueh Snifh.-The late benevolent

DR. Hugh Smith.-The late benevolent
and eccentric DR. Smith. when established
in practice equal TO that of any physi-
clan in London, did what few physicians
perhaps in great practice would have done.
He sci apart fwo days for the poor IN
each ,Ceek From those who were really
poor. he never took fee; and from those
who were of the middling ranks IN lie.
he never would take above half guinea!
ye, so great was the resort TO hun. that
he has in one day received fifty guineas.
a, half guinea only from each PATENT
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17

Duke of Orleans. Regent.--The Duke
of Orleans, on being appointed Regent Of
France, insisted on possessing the power
of pardoning. Il have no objection said
he. ito have my hands tied from doing
harm, bu. will have them free to do good.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17

Bold .Appeal.-A poor old woman haa
often in vain attempted to obtain the ear
of Philip Of Macedon TO certain wrongs
If which she complained. The king al
las, abruptly told her. he was not al leis
,,e IN hear her. MOI exclaimed she;
.,hen YOU are not at leisure to be king. =
Philip was confounded; he pondered a
moment in silence over her words; then
desired her to proceed with her case, and
ever after made il rule TO listen aiten-
lively to the applications of all who adj
dressed him.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17

WELL ANSWERED. "A person who sns'
pected that a minister of his acquaintance
was no, truly a Calvinis,, went to hun,
and said:
Sir am told you are against the per-
severance Of the saints.
mo-, /. indeed, answered he; its the
perseverance Of the sinners that oppose.
But that is not a satisfactory answer,
sir. Do YOU think that child OF God
canno, fall very low. and ye, be restored!
He replied, Il think it will be very dan
gerous to try the experiment. Banner.
The above reminds US of another an
ecdote. under the wit of which. is sol
emn admonilion. An individual -proba
bly, too much given to settling such cues
tions as whether worship would be most
acceptable at Jerusalem or sin this noun
tain came TO try his minister's theology
cal ability-wlh this inquiry: Il wish TO
know, sir, whether vou believe IN me
efficacy of a death bed rePentancef
.Why!' was the reply, DO you mean 20
fru it?'-Chri>tian Reg.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17

The Charleston papers say that Inc COZ
ton crops are suffering damages from 'ne
ravages Of the caterpillar.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-17
migrants from Foreign Countries.

migrants from Foreign Countries.
From the official repor, Of the Secre,a.
ry of State TO Congress, it appears that
the whole number of Immigrants from
foreign countries 10 the United States,
who arrived in shipboard during the
twelve months ending on the both Sep.
TENDER, ls45, was 1854, of whom