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THE RETURNS FROM MASSACHUSETTS,.

We are indebted to the Boston Atlas for returns
from 294 towns, comprising nearly all the State,
which show the following results of the election
that took place in Massachusetts on Monday last
FOR GOVERNOR.
For Briggs, Wing, 53,243
For Davis, Democrat 32,6432 40 oee
For Abolition, &c. 13,443 fo'ooo
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The following is the official vote of this State by
Congressional Districts at the recent election, CON-
pared with the Governors vote of 1914:
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THE GOVERNMENT LOAN.

The Loan of Five Millions of Dollars, advertised
for by the Secretary of the Treasury, has been all
taken and it is understood that the offers exceeded
in amount the sum required.
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The increase of.revonue in the same time has
been $23,24l, the present amount being $3.50, 2s3
The average value Of land per acre in the whole
State for 1916 is Sc al
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Majority for Gov. Briggs,

Majority for Gov. Briggs, 7,I57
Last year the same towns gave majority OF
2,I70 against Bri ggs; SO that the Wings have
gained 1927 votes.
CONGRESS.
The returns Of the Congressional vote show that
this first trial, the Wings have certainly elected
nine Representatives out of the ten to which the
State is entitled; and regards the remaining dis
trct, the fourth the Atlas speaks confidently of the
ability Of the Wings to carry it at the next trial.
The following is the return of the Congress
Siopal otp 90 far
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Table of 1Majorities on the Congress Tickets M
each Of The thirty four districts Of The Stale of Nev YORK;
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
Printers look here.
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order, any style, size, or pattern OF WOOD
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Having just completed new and improved
machinery, we are prepared to fIl orders at
he shortest notice; and being practical prAers,
and one OF us having niue years experience az
Job printer alone, we hatter ourselves as to
our ability to give satisfaction in every case.
G-papess that published the advertisement
of Palmer s. Co. can have their orders filled by
us. And papers publishing lns aduariisemens
to the amount of 50. will receive their pay IN
type when three times their bills rs taken out.
Editors will please send papers containing the
ADVERTISEMENT that we may ksow where to
send the specimen seeets.
MARTIN & JONES,
S. w. corner Sscahaors ana Ih1Td SIS,
Cincinnati, o., JAM lS46.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EJNY order of the Probate Court Of Tippah
h County, Sac OF Miss'e~'rpi, made al
the April term, a. ID. 1916 thereof, The
unjei.isnrd administrator Of the Estate oi
J'mea Lr,le deceased; vi! On Monday the
io.h day OF May 1916, sci! at public auction, to
the highest bidder, on credit OF Twelve
Mouths, at The Court House door, n the Town
Os Ripley, between the hours prescribed by
iaw, the following Land lying and being in SAID
Cou0ty, and known as the North Last quarter
cf Section a. Township ?, OF Range 3 east,
heinngias TO the Estate OF James idtte decd.
Bond and approved security required of the
purchaser. MOSES SHANNON
Atm ofsaid Estate.
April ilth l6l6--lS-3W
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25

M have applied TO the Probate CoGrt ct
III lipPah E"nnly, Mississippi, a, he Apr,I
Term ls,0, for az order to sell Claim on
me Treasury OF Marshall County Mississippi,
,or S3S-due IN July 1880 payable to iacos
5ickson, deceased. shall move the Court al
the ncM term thereof fora final order Of sale
ot sa,d CIaim, when and where all interested
'oby appea; and contest the same, If they think
proper. JAMES JACKSON,
AdaainjStro'or Of
.jacob Jacts u, Decd
April ll.h 1916 -ls-3w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n will sell to the highest bidder on Twelve
IL Months credit, at the Court House door,
-, in the Town Of Ripley, on Saturday the
2''d day OF May next, The following lot OF
hands, 10 wjr:--E'he N. W. ! Of Seciol -,
1T'ownshp 3, of Range 3 cas-; Also, one Lot
Na. |, 10 Block u n the town Of Ripley.
vii convey such titles as are vested in me as
administration Of Haywood Bowers, deceased.
Bond aud approved security viii be required.
JU0S J. DAVIDSON.
Administrator Of the
Esta'e Of HGl gO0d BvWerS, decd
April li,A ie IS - IS-3W
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
Cheap BEADING.
Fire Standard Books For SI0O.

F1De Slanaara Bo0Ns For 8 90.
ANY person forwarding us 81 90 post paid
wal receive the following popular works:
/ "Abednego: the Money LENDER" by Mrs.
Gore, author Of Soldier of Lyons dc. dc.
2"rhe Lone STAR" Tale Of Texas; by J.
Winner Dallan Esq,
"a single star is at her side, and reig1s
With her, DER half the lovely heaven"
3 The Last of the Saxons;" tale of tie
times of William ,fhe Conqueror."
4 Louisa Mildmay," novel by the author
of"Two Old Mems Tales d..
5"Sketchas Of Naples from the French
of Alexander Dumas.
GJ@Editors inserting this advertisement. viii
receive the above books. Address
], J. GALUSNA q, co,
AZ West 4h s., CmcInnauO
Jan. 3Ist lS46.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
TEAMS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

wv HEREAS, Letters Of Administration
w on the Estate OF William Mcleod, de.
ceased, were granted to the undersigned, at
the January Term, 1916, Of the Probate Court
OF Pppah County, State of Mississippi. All
persons having claims against the Estate of
SAID decedent are hereby required 10 exhibit
the same, within The time limited by law, or
The same will be barred.
V. u. GOSSETT,
Administrator OF said Estate.
January l0th 1Sl6-5-6w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

Taken up by DAVIS Williams, living Is miles
North of Rpsy, one Ro4oe Horse, with a Star
IN his forehead, no brands, supposed to be or
Syeara Old, Is hands Ligh; Appraised to $50.
Taken up by z. Minor, living about IA
niles North OF Ripley, near the road leading
from thence TO La Grange, one bay poney. black
mane, tan and legs, supposed to be about $
years Old, no mark, perceWabIe; Apor to $50.
N. o.. ARMOUR, RaGger.
January 81 lSi6-4--3v
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
SCHEME,
75 Numbers-l2 drawn Ballots.


There are many prizes OF less denomina.
ton winch may be seen by reference to the
scheme, winch can be had by application to the
Managers Office, or to Mr.. +. Crane, Main
street, Nachez, or 10 VIM. L. Eppes, Rpey
Miss, Agent. Whole Tickets $400 Halves
So %, Quarters ST..
MA Package OF whole Tickets. % in nun
ber $l0O, warranted TO draw $50 less Ii
per cent .,and may draw the foar Capital prizes,
which would beS22 coo. Packages OF Halves
$50, and packages OF Quarters, S25, war
ranted TO draw hat the purchase money as
above described
An approved Bond has been given for the
payment OF all priaes drawn in this Lottery.
&. +. HATCHER & co, Managers
VIM. E. EPPEs, Agent, Ripley Nj
1TTickets may be had at the Advertise
Ofice;1
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25

HUNAkEN up by Sherrod Harris, living 8
miles north ,,,ot Spring Hill, on the
road leading 10 Berlin, Que black horse.
s yea RS old last Spring, some gear marks on
the shoulders; Apprisedto $25. Sept. %.
TAKEN up by VIM. Morgan, living 9 miles
north west of Ripley, one black filley, 2 years
old last spring; Apprsed to $50, Sep, 30
N. NJ ARMOUR, Rauger.
October 4h ls45--46--3w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
MAsToDoN COTTON SEED

UnURE, unmired and unadultsrated, may be
had Gas long as any remains unsold,) Of
my agents in New Orleans. Natcbez.
Vicksburg, Yazoo City, and Memphis, soho hare
,orittea authority. X. ABBEY.
Yazoo City, Ian. Q. ls46.-aw
DAll the papers IN the State will pesse
copy twice, counting this one square. Jan 81.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ADMINISTKATOR'S SALE.

WMY order Of the Probate Court Of Tippah
H& County, State Of Mississippi, made at
the A r term 1916, thereof, The under.
signed, Administrator of the Estate OF Benia.
min Cook deceased, will on Monday The 18Th
day of May lS46, sell al public auction, to the
highest bidder, OH credit of Twelve Months,
at the Court House door, IN The town Of Ripley,
between the tours prescribed by law, the fol
lowing Land, lying and being in said County,
and known as the South East quarter Of Sec
tion 5, Township 5, of Ranges east, sold as
the property of Benjamin Cook, decd. Bond
and approved security will be required
SAMUEL ALEXANDER.
Adm. Of said Estate.
April llth lst6-lS-3w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
Cheap Reading.
81 WILL BUY s POPULAR WORK,

@i Wild BUY PUPULAR WORKS.
/. The MERCHANTS DAUGHTER. A beautiful
Novel, BY Mss Ellen Pickering.
2. CRUlgsHANKs' OMNIBUS, BY Cruikshank.
himself GroteS9uely WuSrated
g. THE Mosaic WORKERS OF VENICE, a bean.
tJ~I Tale, from the French OF Madam Geo.
Sand.
d. SCHILLER 8 GREAT ROMANCE The Vision
arg.
b. ROMANCE AND REALITY, and other Tales,
by 4, 5. Arthur, ESQ.
Any person sending us ONE DOLLAR, post pa id,
will receive the above choice Novels by ma
Editors copying the above will be entitled
to the Books. Address
J. J. GALUSHA & co.
~ West 4th ST. Cinciaaati, ..
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

1uVHE undersigned, Administrator of Chsrls
l.. Jay, deceased, has presented final
account of his Administration on said
Estate, to the Probate Court of rippah County.
Mississippi, and will, at the next April Term
thereof apply for its addition and allowance.
THOMAS HAMER, Admr.
February 7th lS46-9--3w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ESTRAYS-TipPAH COUNTY.

TAKEN up by Rchsrd N. Malone, living
y miles North west of Ripley,2 work steers,
u or years old; one with red sides, white back
and belly, some white in his forehead, marked
with crop and two splits in the left ear, crop,
split and underbit in the right
The other has black sides, white face and
belly, marked with a crop and split in the right
ear; both appraised to $50.
n. NJ. ARMOUR, Ranger.
March I4th lS46-li-3t
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"A T tie April Term 1916, of The Probate
% Court Of Tppah County, in the State
OF Mississtppi Letters Of Administration
were granted 'he undersigned, on the estate Of
James Mickey deceased. Notice is therefore
gwen TO all persons having Claims against 50 d
Estate TO present The same i.y "a, nent, duly
authenticated, within the tiu.e prescribed ly
law, ar the same viii be barred
JOHN J. MCKAY,
administrator
AHriI l6 h l@i6 -I9-6w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25


TssH prisons h,st md IN me Lagts Tine.
n,ms and Hytdham.m ~ ~ II - deed.
~yntta,r hefrby cited 10 bo md appear
brffc the Probate tour ol said Ccun.
- ~. o. thr ttuH House hereof, on lbs
fts Moidy uluUs urt'. theD and there 10
answer ,hp p,iri,n glS .. Gibbs, Executor
a. the Estate oi .aii dHeedoni, lof sale OF taid
lapds tcnemeni- ard berodilsments described
N -s'd petition. ns lying situate aud teing IL
rad County OF rishemngo, vz.--
Sc Section II, Town >, Rarge ?. Elsr.
SE section y Iouhsb . 3, Ranges.
y W 4 section :, TuwushD p R4ngo =,
NV section IL, Township . Rafgs :, -
u ! Section ~. rowu.hp q. Range :,
W Section H., IoNn.b,p q, Range z,
= ! Section 10, Township q, Range 7,
s W | Section a. Township ., Rluge :,
T. J section -, Township g, Range Z. "
= " ! y ellon II, Township u, Range z,
: f. ! Saciun 81, VnWnahp g, X uge :,
N " Section % Township Il, Range 7, i"
5 4 Section -, Township ., Range g..
Tor The payments ofthe debts Of said tes,alor,
hs personal estate being represented Insult.
cler'i and TO shov cause, # any you csn, Why
so much OF the said lands, tenemenls and here.
d''amen,s should not te so d, as will be suM
clent 10 pay the residue OF The deb's of said
d"ceden', and further 10 DO and suf.r such
things rs shall he considered and ordered III
the premises bg the Coud aforesaid.
Witness, Hon A H. WEIR, Jude
l., S &c and The Seal of Court affixed
the 1th April Sl6
Trsr: CHlSLLl d. KEY.
CLEUE
hprI' 25ih lHi6-EO~5W zee ST.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AID DNINiSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
H ETIERS Of Administration having been
4 granted TO The undersigned on the Es.
tate of Josephus Heweti, decd, at the
October term, lS45, of the Probate Court OF
Tippah County Mississippi Notice is there.
fore given to all those having claims against
said Estate to present them, duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, Otherwise
hey will be forever barred.
LORENZO HEWETT.
Administrator Of said Estate
Deem 18Th lS45-2-6w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
WE7 E were on the Pad day Of February
Wv 1876 appointed Adminlsirats of Chris
topher Skmar, deceased, by the Pro.
bate Court OF Tishemingo County. Those
having claims against said Estate will there
ore present them properly authenticated with.
in the time prescribed by law. or they will be
forever barred. Those indebted to said Estate
will please make payment, withou, delay.
NANCY SKiLLMAN,
ANDREW CATHEY.
Administrators
February l4th ls4G--l0--6w lee 81.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
thfapasfs, Efgaaes and Escsiisaes comtipedi
~ THURS LADIES' MAOAZiNE.

thfabHf's, Ekgaaes, and Escsiisass comtipedt
hUrllUR's LADIES' MAOAztNE.
pniof OsLg ~ pfH AsyUa
~ Ps:s' RsaiiRg Nafe,, ts'i,if, 400 Elegant
Sie. Ploiss, aad Fine Wood Eagrstiggs IN
each Nuubori
The pubishofa, IN announcing tho Third Vol.
lme ti their Magazine, which IL esclusivoly
aud permanently under The editorial control of
r. $. AUTHUR,
believe that they can offer 10 the pubic most
substantial G anus to patronage. The first and
second volumes have been acknowledged on al
hsuts to be equal, aud IN many respects super.
or, in character, strength, interest aud atirae.
livone p, to any Of the magazines issued. Tho
ann Of the Editor Is a high one lie foouda,es
The long prevalent System Of basing his work
upon The repui ation Cl Coulf bulots, whose az
ucies, no matter what they hare done, arc, IN
100 many instance, below mediocrly.
Nothing game admission mo tho pages OF
tins Magazine, which is not exc lent IN itself.
The source from which an article comes is sec.
ondary--Its merit always primary. Such rule,
strictly carried out, must give character 10 any
work Il has gwen "ARTHUR'S MAGA-
ZiNE Il" a character already acknowledged IN oil
quarters where il has been reveN-
ed.
The price of the work, only 81 per annuu.
brings II within the reach OF every one, while
It's elegant Typography unrlvalled eugrasings,
and high-toned literary character, csunot but
make 1t welcome visitor to every person otre-
fined taste and true intelligence.
T-aNIS.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ESTRAYS--Tippah County.

ESTRAYS-Tppah County.
"AkEN up by C.emment r. Briggs, two
Steers, one dark red, with some white
on The belly, left hip shot, marked w,th
smooth crop and swallow fork IN the right ear
and underbit in the left; the other a ye low,
WIN a bal face, three white feet, branded with
Inc letter ID on the right hip, marked with a
smooth crop Oft each ear; Appraised to $22s,.
- --~ N. NJ ARMOUR, Ranger
January 10Th lSi6-5-3w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
TlPPAII HOTEL.
RIPLEY, UISSTySTPpI

RI have opened the above House for the ac
comDodatlon Of boaidcfs, aud II who may
see proper 10 call II ~ my intention TO
remain permanently n this place, and duty aud
interest WI prompt me TO keep ~ aood
house ss The country will ailjrd The following
are tny charges.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ESTRAY-Tippah County.

ESVRAY- --TPpah County.
"YAKEN up By Jesse Williams, living 4
miles North of Ripley, one sorrell horse
with blaze in his face, blind on his left
side, lett hind foo, white, also slightly hipped on
the same side, IA or 10 hands high, supposed
to be 8 years old next spring; Apr TO S25.
N. NJ. ARMOUR, Ranger
January 18th lsi6-6-3w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

'~~A 'ppHi Souhtys
IN AIKEN up by John II. Norton living 5
- miles North Of Ripley, near the Purdy
road, one sorrel mare, supposed 10 be S years
cd ceXt spring, no brands percelvable, a wart
on he near side OF the neck, and not on her
right fore leg; about l44 hands high, with white
hind feet; Appraised to $50
ALSO, one Grey mare, supposed TO be 8 or
10 years old, no brands, left hind leg has the
appearance OF having been hurt, small black
spot on her back, abou. IA hands high; Ap.
praised TO $40.
Taken up by Andrew Prater living miles
south of Ripley, a small sorreli horse, supposed
to be 4years old last spring, blaze face, hind
legs white up to the hook joints, Appraised
to $50.
N. NJ. ARMOUR, Ranger
January 3rd lS46-4-3w
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w. H.. .;pycs.

FTOPkE AT LAig,
RIPLEY, MISSiBSIPPi,
NN,N(iiL practice N tho teyofa rrufiI " the
~ so,onth Judicial D,s,rtt. DiiUo Soul,
SIDE OF the Public Squly,
February 7, lsi0.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25

0MiNISTRATOK'S NOTICE.
4 T the March Term, 1916, OF the Pro
"A bate Court of Tippah County Misslssp
pi; Letters Of Administration were gran
ted to the undersigned, on the Estate OF Eze'
kjeI Lindsey, deceased. Notice ls therefore
given to ali persons having claims against SAID
Estate 10 present them properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or the same
will be barred.
WIN. R, Blu CHANAN.
Administrator.
March Iith 1S46--l4-6w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25

FOR THE BENEFIT or the
'RAND LODGE or THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Class No. Is, for 1916
"O De drawn on Saturday, the llth dav o.
April next, at Natchez, Mississippi.
SCHEME.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AUMINIS TINT IUN y NOIILL.
a ~ the December term 1913, of the Pro
"A bate Court for Tippah County. Miss.
"a Letters OF Administration were granted
to the undersigned on the Estate OF NJ. D
Stout, decd. All persons indebted to 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 by
By law, or they will be barred
- JOHN GOSSETT.
Adm. Of said Estate,
Deem. 18Th ls45--2--6w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25
Notice

vwvHE undersigned, appointed by the Pro.
hate Court of Tippah County, Mlssissip.
- nj, at the February Term 1916 thereof,
Commissioners, to receive and examine al
cIa,ms he several creditors of the Estate OF
Richard Mcdonald, deceased, represented in
solvent; will meet at the Cireu. o'eth o'nee'
in the Town OF Ripley, IN SAID County, on ,he
8 d Satu rday of every Month, unu' the hfs'
Monday in August next, for the purpose oI az,
tending the said creditors and olreselt'ns ana ana
examining the said claims, when auu where 'ne
said creditors are hereby notified to oflhg IN
and proove their said claims respec'''eiy' d.
gaiost said Estate.
''''' 'N HARDY w. STRlCKLiN.
DANIEL HUNT.
Commissioners.
February 9Th lsi6-9-6w
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-04-25

In ENAlNlNG intho Post Once W Rpey
u Miss, 90 The u day ot Apm $40, |
when y not taken uut before the IT. of |
July nest, VIII be sunt 10 the y. o. Depft,nent |
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Sporting Intelligence.

THs SAVANNAH Foor RAGS great foot rsse be.
tween Jackson and Gdersleeve came OF the Ogle
thorpe Course ON the lith inst At O'Clock the two
champions made their appearance, both, apparently
prepared Tor the struggle Jackson at the word took
the lead and went at stroke Of min 10 to the
mile lie maintained his position to the seventh mile ct
which time he some two minutes shead of his time
while Gilderslesve was not quite up the judges
stand within his average time. Finding the task diff
shoes filed with water he gave up the contest, sppa
renty not worsed by the trial and the CONT
nued by Jackson At this point Of the the crowd
were favored by now and Independent entry, who,
Jackson came to the stand started oven with him. with
the intention Of giving him run Of mile but before
gait Jackson gradually wdened the gap between them
and on the back stretch the entry gave il up
bad job and sisurely walked back to the stand Jack
son. however, continued on, and succeeded in accom-
plishing the ton miles in 81 minutes and 10 seconds
When the state Of the 10 taken into consdera
ton-i being very heavy and sloppy from the rains
Monday and Tuesday-this race IL one of the best on
record The following Is the time reported to us:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-18

We understahd that z match has Deem made up IN
Charleston for Jackson and Gildersleeve which Is
Course.
In New Orleans, Sunday, March 9Th, a fight be.
tween two bulldogs, OF the genuine English breed,
came of upon wager of $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-18
The following ara the average prices Of wool for the
A slsvsn years, - realized By the growers western

no less than az 600 brick. One nrm n Lovsii 6s
nsds contracts 70 ny 100000 The eeaing ssssSn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-18

hna P4"iussu W ue oeoucteu..
Rsselutsens Of tie Grend Jury Of the City and Ceusy ~
New York
Resolved That Committee oftwo be appointed, with
10 memorable the Legislature upon the subject
Of taxes and request them to grant such relief
they in their wisdom may think proper.
Resoved, That the foreman Of the Grand Jury be one
Of that Committee.
The snnszed memorial il prepared In conformity with
The above rssolutions
we WIN GALE, Foreman,
MARCELLUs EELLs, Of the Committee.
Nsw YoRx, March 18th, 1886
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-18

In The city Of Mont,s al during the year ieAs there
have been ~ marriages, s,eA bspfisns, and s,%l2
burjals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-18
Poli,eness In Church.

notice the want Of Good Breeding" on Sun :
day last, in Grace Church, which he 30 ably depicts
in your paper yesterday.
Il he had exerted himself to find pew, instead
Of standing still like ninny, with lady by his side,
for an hour or more, he would have found plenty OF
room, at least for her.
There is sufficient cvility in American churches
for all ordinary purposes, and when seat is request-
cd isnever reiusedj but congregations are bet
ter employed during worship, than In watching the
crowd and drumming up customers. -,
| am an American, and have been abroad, and
think never entered an Episcopal or Roman Catho.
lie Church in England, or on the Continent without
paying for my seat.
In one church in England, asked for a seat Tor
| lady. who was with me, and she was adm,fteo asu
I shut out, while two seats were vacant r"a'"
ed 20 during the service. Was that snny,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-18

MORMON NKws.-A great many men, who say
they never have been Mormons, but whose wives
Of faith complaining that their consors have
left them and taken OF their children. Many applics-
tons have been made to Major Warren in relation to
Of this kind, in consequence Of which, learn
matter how that Lieut. Prentss has been commission
cd 70 to Mormondom and investigate the facts. 10
delicate duty but trust the tact Of the lieutenant
will enable him to perform It In manner satisfactory to
all parties concerned.
we had heard several years since, Of Mormons swap
ping wives but the most novel operation, In this line,
took place short time since at Golden Point Nor.
BY the name Of Hun, not being able 10 support his
wife, sold her to neghbor by the name Of Ewel for
ram The wife and the ram were exchanged as though
well satisfied with the exception, probably of the sheep
This seems like pretty tough yarn but assured
by neighbor Of the parties that there question Of
the fact The transaction 10 the subject Of talk
IN the vicinity. and 10 not denied but justified BY the
parties. WarsaW SIG nal, 22d ut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-18

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