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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03

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Dues TrAvrtLiso Tho President Mes.
@pe ~ sad 10 lsvs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fom Wa.
Sturgeon 10 Ds's,no,s IN one hous and ,wo
u'nvsss; The shsrsst sSp ever (sade on tho
Tho ss'Iity OF l'rhtbn q soAs IL msAe Nantes,
every nov sud Then, Du'fg thunder storm
At Rossvle, Ohio, a few days ago, the ri, cific
fluid truck tho house ei the New. cbs,,~s r..
Wade affecting IN a shSb, degree, all the Der.
sons IN The house. The bolt feII within Gy~
yards Of where the family were seated, and
passed down tho l'ghin.as rod, without dong
/ injury TO any part VI the building. Tho same
house was struck with Lightning q rear or two
since. 4t #1A va
An exchange paper R,ves an account Of
white woman among the Winnebspc Indians
, who was taken prisoner while q hl.,e child. On.
years ago. She refuses 10 leave The ,r,b, : has
no recollection Of her parents and relations: now
nearly oil dead: and has all Tho habits and tsst,s
OF her ip'ors, though showing in many respec,s
a superior unders' andng - -. =. "a, =
Who can tell the anguish Of those who los,
their child in the frontier espin 70 hong ago, ard
who can tell what scenes Of romance aud trial
The "daugh'er Of the pa'e face" passed through
with the wi d children Of the forest and the
Parairie! EHr-
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present, enjoy the festivities Of The time, and in
duge in the more grateful vocation Of the coun.
,erchange Of acts Of sociability and friendship.
To onsaand all, we repeat, A HAPPY, HAPPY
NEw.9EAR!
~~>>>~~~ s~~~.~~~v>~~
Qua PArER.-The publisher Of the Advert
ser returns his thanks 10 his friends for their
patronage through the past year, and respect.
fully eolicts q continuance Of their favors
throug the coming one. Though we are with
out Al editor for short time, yet we hope the
interest of our paper will be enhanced rather
resPon dence from Jackson during the Session
ofthe Legislature. We have made arrange.
ments with able correspondents for the earliest
and fullest reports Of the proceedings Of the leg
stature, and we hazard nothing in promising
the readers fthe Advertiser % full accounts Of
the doings at jackson a. can be obtained from
any other source Whatever.
49, 49, ~a~S~ss ~
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE The number for Jan.
uarv is before us--full to OVERLOOKING Of every
thing that could charm the eye or the mind
I. is worth whole years subscription TO lool
At the four splendid engravings that embellis
this number. Why don't the folks subscribe
Only Is for two subscribers or $40 for Eve. fc
one year,! Just think Of that. II ow youn
men and heads Of families, who spend ten time
that amount every year in tribes, would ju
think to invest two dollars Of il in work hi
this, how much better would il be for their poe
ets-for their morale, and for the improveme
of their minds. Truly the world is slow 10 gro,
ing wise.
uSpecimens and prospectus at our Office.
LADIES NATIONAL MAeAzrsE.-Here is a
other work which deserves every thing got
which we could say about it. The Jsnua
number contains three engravings and thirl
six octave pages Of literary ma.ter--and we
not hesitate to say that it is fully equal to az
work Of the came size ever published in this
any other country. II is the cheapest of II
ine magazines. Terms-$2 90 year 8 copi,
for $685. copies for $3.50.
Specimens at our Office.
KNTcRrs OF THE HORSE SHoE.-Wh;e W
have our hand in at literary matters. wewill ju,
take occasion to jog your memory, brotherYal
cy. ofthe Wetunpka Whg,about that sKnigh
cfths Horse Shoe" you ives to send US for put
fishing your prospectus. Come, fork over. D
not trespass 90 upon our patience. We kno,
itmust be good thing, and we had promised
treat our intellectual man to its contents, durin
the holidays as kind Of new. years gift. Ii
~ hear from you.
>~Sss~~N sssN~~~~>~~~
Hon. JAcoB THoMP soN.-We are glad 10 no
tice that this honored citizen and representa-
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About one hundred Of the Cherokees hav,
moved from the Nation, and encamped 10 tn,
bottom below Fort Smith, on account Of distur
Dances in the Nation. They bring their fami
les aud property with them.-Ark. Intel.
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10 An exchange paper ssys there are many
hogs 10 this world with invisible SHOUTS ~
Their bristles grow inwardly, and their souls
wallow in the mire until they become fitted
for the devils pork barrel, into which they 20
after Z hard scald.
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pNitu .a.chee, the principal chief of the
Choctaw nation, died in LauderdaIe county,
Mississippi, on the 23rd November. He &C.
companied General Armstrong. Superintendent,
Of Indian Affairs, from the West, 10 order to
influence the remnant Of his tribe who still re.
NAMED here, to return with him to his new
home west of the Mississippi, but be has gone
to his long home from whence no traveller has
yet returned Winston Banner.
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In this gratifying result we behold an exam.
Pile worthy of imitation at this time in Missis-
the democratic banner, and oy her example al
Doubtless there existed diversity OF ssntimen,
among the republicans in Virginia AZ to who
was the most proper man TO select. Conflicting
opinions and predictions were, however, har
monized, and the democratic party went intt
the election united as one man. Thus may
be with the party in Mississippi!
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THE WILD CATTLE OF TEXAS.

THE WILD CATTLE OF TEXAS.
We find the following article, in relation TO
the wild cattle Of Texas, 10 recent number Of
the Houston Telegraph:
The settlers who have recently opened farms
near the sources of the San Gabriel and Brushy,
find the country we'll stocked with singular
breed Of wild cattle. Large droves of these
cattle are found, not only on tho San Gabrie,
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The JBcKsoN MoNuMFNr.-The resolutions
Of Col. Anderson and the bill of Col. Guild, 10
reference to . statue Of Gen. Jackson have
been made the order Of the day for the 9Th Of
January. That day could not be better appro.
prated than in acting upon this subject. We
doubt not it will be an interesting occssion-it
will furnish an opportunity for . discussion
which will be read with interest Throughout
the Union. That efficient m asures will be
adopted to chow how deeply the memory Of
Gen. jackson is imbedded 10 the hearts Of Ten.
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pA friend OF the editor of the Arkansas In
telligencer tells The following camp. meeting an
ecdote. Il occurred in the south. western part
Of that State. A preacher was holding forth,
and con,rived so to work upon the feelings Of
his auditory, that the straw on the ground in.
side the altar was completely covered with
PROSTATE mourners. .Perceiving there were
many others ready 10 cast themselves down,
who refrained from SO doing solely through the
lack of straw TO lie upon, he cried out in The
MIDST of his exhort ation-"S'raw! Straw! TWEEN
ty souls lost for the ,oont # stra,o!"
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nInrkel... :. Carstuly Reported .for TA. 7,tbun..

Marketb.. CdreTuIIy hepoTfed Jor Inc fTNoufS'
FRIDAY, July II.
ASHES There ls no change today. 100 bbs sold at
50 50 and 81 for Pots and Pearls
COTTON-The sales TO day have been about 100
bales at rather easier prices mostly for export After
Change, uews per Telegraph announced the steamer
Cambria being below Boston. which had the effect
of checking operations her will be published in
the morning.
Freishts 10 Liverpool remain a: I'd for square and
round oaes.
FLOuR-Westeru continues very firm. and Michigan.
owing to light receipts s looking up The sales have
been pretty heavy to-day al 50 s7tdSi for Michigan
and S4cS4 OCT for Genesee. The demand mostly tor
Eastern ports Round hoop Ohio sells readily at 81 49,
No sales OF Southern Rye Flour worth s. 62i o. IS
GRAIN-We heard Of no sales OF w beet to-day. Rye
10 dull $500 bush Northern sold Ut 69 669i cts part for
export Northern Oats steady at yesterday rates
Corn 10 wanted and has become rather scarce. HOO
bush dassed Western al AZ 10 ell we heard Of sod
to day.
SALT-A lot Of 500 bush Maine sold to packer at IS
cts, months.
RoSIN-A lot Of s25 bbls Newborn brought 60 cents,
delivered.
WHlSKY-Rbs are firm at 30 cts for State Prison, but
we only know Of small sales.
PROVlSlONS-Beef moves agsi,. 500 bbls Mess sold
at private bargain snd 10 do - rs Pork 10 dul!
AZ 81 S7t S. for prime. Mess 10 said 10 be little hrner
and may DO quoted 50 500Ss So 100 bols Lard sold
Yesterday at 50 cts the demand Is light Farther sales
of picked Hams st 4 cts.
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Scrleral q otllEs.

e Sew-York Weekly Tribune.-con,ean for
Saturday, July 1S.-PoErsY-The Turret,ed Mountaio,
by William Wallace: Chance. by Augustus snodgraEs
vtgih-EpiToRIALs The Tarif g: Washington; Ap-
porlopmen-The sense The Tariff, Presen; and Future
Slavery beyond the Rio Grsnde; Thiies aud PsekSsd
les; Movements OF SAINTS Ana; The Right or Wrong
Doctrine; The Republic of the Rio Grande; Corporations
Mr. Loomis's Report Passage Of the Land Graduation
Bill through the Senate; Reyenus from McKsys Tarif
&c-NEws from the Seat of War; From Fort John San
Ia Fe; Brszi; Troubles Ia Nsuvoo; Cherokee Affairs
Their Settlement Correspondence OF The Tribune from
Washington and the chief Cities and Towns Of the Unions
Six Dsys' Proceedings OF the Convephou kc- MiscEL-
LAsEous ARTIcLEs-Let;es from The Back woods. Nos
and H.; The War on Mexico; SANTA Fe Expedition; The
Cherokee Bosrd Of Commissioners; The Conventon-Law
Reform; Reform and Reformers; Law Reform Ia England
Senator Niless Objections McKny's Tariff Bill Anuiver
sary Meeting fths Delavsn Union Letter to
John Rohrson Fugitive Slave visiting The Birthplace Of
Bu' ne Reviews OF Brow nines Poems and Memoir OF
johann Go,leib Fch,e, and choice collection of Domestic
In,elligence COMMERCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Stocks, Money, Cattle Market
Single copies, pu, up in wrappers for the Mails, can be
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DIED
7th in,,. THOMAS HALAHAN

On Friday morning 18th inst. THOMAS HALAHAN,
aged SIS years. native of Talmsn, Kings Co Ireland
The friends aud scquaintances of the family are re-
opectuy Invited to attend the funeral on Sunday alter
noon ct 4 O'Clock. from No Thames.st
On Thursday evening 10th inst. ARON HOWELL
MAVERICK. In the 9th year Of bis age.
Tue friepds of the family, York Tent NO. = j. u;
of r. Mount Elm Eucampmcnt, No. . E o. of X and
the Order 10 general invited to attend Bile funeral
on Sunday next 18th inst at o'clock from h' late resi-
dence No l26 Franklin.st. cor. OF West Broadway
On the 18th Inst. Of consumption, ROBERT CURRY
eldest of the late George Bount aged l9 years and
mouths.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are respectful.
" attend his funeral from the residence OF
D. F. Curry No. 229 West Nine;eenthst on Sunday al
O'Clock precisely withoa farther Invitation
AtNevark on Friday morning CALEB BALDWIN
aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend bis u
neral on Saturday at P. NJ
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II y.B. Pnimcr's Country Newspaper Advert.
ding Agency, Tribune Building New forI embraces
most OF the best newspapers all t,s cities and PRINCIPAL
In ,he United S:s;eg and Capnda Tor which he 70
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Those, therefore, who -ith
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their orders the Office address V. 3. PALMER,
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THE NETWORK ORGAN

rF- OF Saturday, July y, is extremely rich In con-
tents and variety beautiful story The Revolution by r-
graham The Melancholy End OF Richard Bnsey sherden
The Shaker Dance Smiles; Birth Days; Summer; Bu'
,erer; The People; The Worlds Pity; Leading Children
20 God "a gem Benedict on Long Dresses; Heat Cold
Water and Alcohol Proceedings OF the Nsw.York Stale
Temperance Convention; Blue Ruin and Red hshogany
Alopa,hy and Homeopathy; Musical EocuIion; Rum Ke
cord Sons Of Temperance Wsshingonians Daughters o
Temperance VII, Pleasantly, &c &c kc The org'n now
ranks among The hrs family journals ofihe country Tern
ONLY ONE DOLLAR YEAR, in advance City sub
scrbers one shilling every four weeks 20 The carrier Sin
gle copies three be bad the office or al sronss
OF Nssssu.st JOHN w. OLIVER,
Printer and Publisher, Sun Building.
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u SEE A1RINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAeR
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Columbus, Wood. 43 days from Bremen. IN bal
last, 10 John Mitchell 265 ,,eersge passengers. June
9th lar 40 co. len IS 90 exchanged signals with packet
ship Burgundy. hence for Hsvre.
Ship Queen Victoria Ranlett from HARE, June 9Th.
in ballast June 9Th. Of the Lizard exchanged
signals with saip Charlotte Reed from Eavre for New
York 3days out 10Th lat 40 90, Ion le co. British ship
Coromsndcl fm New. Oreans for Liverpool. July 5h.
in lon 45 co. passed steamship Great Western hence for
Liverpool Ssh of Cape Sable spoke ship RoScoe. from
Bremen for Baltimore 81 days
Ship Orleans. Sears Is dsJs from NewOrleans, cot
ton &c TO William Nelson. 18th inst. in Ia, 81 90 Ion
u co. spoke whale scbr Grand Island OF Provinceto~n
with 25 bills OIL
Bark John w Cater. Brown, from Lisbon. Jne 5th,
wine. fruit, &c, Smith Boyoton Left no American
vessels 10 port June oath lat IS 30 Ion ~ Us spoke
whaling brig Seams, a cruise 3 months out. 10 oos
oil. Psssepger-Rev Msagher.
Bark Mpy Flower, Hitchcock, from Antwerp and 30
days from Flushing with rndse, 10 Hurlout Co.
202 steers2e passengers to VIM Weisse Sd inst In lat
81 &C. Ion AZ S. packet ship Burgundy hence for
Havre.
Italian Bark Alamo. Piagso, 81 days from Antwerp,
mdse. 10 Gcrding e. Kunkelnapn and VIM Weisser
Austrian brig Arone Constantine 70 ds from Trieste,
NTH mdse. &c. 10 Bemonte.
Schr Benz Bgeow Baxter. d. fm Boston, ndse
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snraroga-Arr, Life, &c.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
sAzArooA SPRINGS, July l6. lsi6.
The weather is last cool enough TO make II pleas
m, for e ride To the Lake or a walk 20 the Gene
terv or about the village TO the Springs. DC. but
have lust returned from seeing that beautiful work
of the Old Genoeee Monk, the Ivory Christ, and
feel more like sitting down and wiring 70 you have
no, az re. thoroughly examined L. having spent only
about fifteen or twenty minutes In the but shall
return again and again with renewed delight the con-
temptation OF IL am not connaisseur OF works OF
this kind and of very enthusiastic or excita BILE
temper men, bu. Immediately asruck with the
beauty and genius displayed by the Old Monk In this
and turned back again on leaving the room 10 see
new Beauties bat finally left with mental promise to
return 10 Il often am glad Mr Edwards the proprietor
intends remaining weeks here as will give many
visitors opportunity 10 II who could not other
wise have done either living In remote places where
Mr. Edwsrds will not take the statue or being TOO nucn
engaged In business at home TO notice II
The Panorama Of tine Lake and City OF Geneva
exhibiting in the Panorama b building, near the "a
vilion Spring is a work well worth seeing, ana
think il well worth twenty five cents TO have The
privilege of looking upon this picture during the sea
son here and Is we'll calculated to assist in doing what
Mr. Edwards 10 about with his Ivory Cruchx, viz raise
create a taste for works OF beauty and art
While writing about works OF art, would mention
Mr. johnson the Daguerreotype atat, and Mons Edou'
art the Silhoueteist who well known TO old vsi
apts here having been here for several seasons They
both great artists 10 their way and attract many Wis
tors TO ,ner rooms, and those loerers who just
stroll into their pass an idle moment by view
ing their pictures many ofthe induced to get their
own likenesses taken.
But truce with arts and artists. The weather,
ss said before has been quite cool 30 that the Wis
it.n,s from the warmer regions OF The sunny South
who are here have kept much within doors, causing
the streets to present less crowded appearance than
they otherwise would but ut evening the parors OF the
principal hotels bright array youth and besu,y
At the United Hoe they have social dance almost
every evening the drawing and tonight hop IS
10 be given in the large dining snd ball room there
Hall nd I1utnU IA
evenings IA busting equally pleasing manHer IN
social conversation and the piano X. V. l..
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e ,Iorri.tovn u,oropnrhic Ius,itutiou--

e Morri.t0wn Hydropnthc Ins;itutiou--
MokRIsTowS n. TOE Bahos scconnod sti1nr OF his
have iecently sedvhir the past
month Plunge Alb 10 feet In nSh and feet deep with
Douchs Of ~ feet fall supplied from sprins oi pae,
he Temperature OF which Is 80 deg Fab
Doth Summer Wini-r1 h-ye been buI vii appro-
pirate Dressing Rooms. &c Lc rhs Insitotior has
three Plunge Ssib. supplied from spring.
of pursst and coolest wsi-r.
The aud f-mse departments are provided With e.
p.rianc-d and elcer, and every facility .s
afforded for thorough and sy.iemsc application OF The
wser treatment Tue sihs, Diet and Ex-rci.o. &c
the personal pervsioc sn5 direction OF the ptDc
pal Application be made by !euer (posi paidl 10 Or.
DEXTER, Morrsio~n, N or al III Waisr.I New
York jsl5 Swts
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u Behold proah.. Ike ur,o Moses. Duet 1918,
70; faithful priest, ssua 2-S5, se EistiTi ISIS
22-l5 So f-ue7d brszen wall J-r 1919 10 2t
Jcshus Zach s: or Levi, P-l "a TOT the Messenger
Of tee Loo Ms 81; or Elijah. Nal 4-5; faithful
servant NAH 2+-+5, or TIE suge with rsi-bnw hs
had l0-l; Dlel ith yea, oh.tn Rev 20
l. all corc.1Ir.,et II rlsc ard be vii preach tomorrow
morning and afternoon 81 Cro,oy-sl lr FOOT Also,
and Thurscay
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To the Heads OF Famiiies.-Usred son
Young L-c-s sc5 G-niI-rn-n 10 learn Harci.gs's lG
proved Syt;en Of Photography, free or charge Tim
course Of les.ors Ill given The American al cor
re, Of Broadway snt Graz dsl The ar,t lesson viii be
g7ea OF Moncsy Evenlcy July M the second AID third
Tuesdsy Th1r.day evenings TIE object of teaching
this eraul:ousy ss IN. Art b. taught
IN Three Lessons and is penority all other
both FOR bTe-ity esiby sod IL order Tho
mip.,oo of The Cours- exhibition OF The may be
made befors Competent u zes OF is merits.
Tna; improper person NAV be admitted tickets OF sd
,i..ioa can proerr-t of Mr. sireb-gh The Tribune
Ogi-e.
The exercises w;lleoum.see al O'clock jyls Sis
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u Corns ,-CGre Warracied.-The Arabian Corn
P-ssr-An -i-ctus for oorns ia -asiy applied auf
gives immediate reef-o Should fail 10 the no.
rey u III be refunded. For ,si- ~ DAVID SANDS K co
No II East Sra sdwsy lCn Furn-st sni rs Brosauay
c. II. King I9 Broad ~sy; irnbsrd. as Hud,o5.l
WJsu Kechsr. l2l fsoo-st Smith, al spring-st :
{ Guinu. l27 Bo~ery. and hS Druggists generally -
Price IS cent? per box. jyii lmeodis
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GRAND EXHIBITION OPEN.
Gfcursione.

u->PLSAsANT EXCURSION arouod
S2cSaszu{c Staten Island, isnoinc Bergen Point.
every Sunday durink Ihe season ben fair
veuiher-The splendid STRAIN packet ALBANY, Capt
Francis Hsll Sunday afternoon, July eh will leave ~
follows
The foot OF Robnsou.sL At half past - o'ccck. P ~
Cansl-st al Slsrler to-.
Hanrnoud-sI at........... l
Fhh.sL (E r. al hall past
Pike St at quarter lp......
VA, Brochlyu from the LIST Pier below fulton Fer
~ Al ousr,sr past O'clock p NJ; Pier No. IN r.
half past O'Clock. P. NJ
This Excursion affords passengers hr- view Of tho
sons and beautiful Scenery OF the Harbor, Mar
rowe, Sandy Hook Lighthouse. &c.
Fare for mo entire excursion Fifty Cent? Children under
.I,hi
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II DR.. Woods sarsnparilla and Wild Cherry
e-ra-The astounding cute. that ihs edicin1 has per
formed OF pyr p-psis Jaaucicr, VERTIGO Costve-
Indigestion and al diseases sr'0g FROM d-fecSS
mrDl OF the system, indeed wonderful There 10 no
d-ce oon about secret OF It's qnaliies :rd Il recon-
mended by Dr. w Il. Minor family medicine 10 be un-
equsled.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT KETChAM.
l2 Fullon-lt A, retail 1872 Broadway Sll B!e-cker IN
Boyery N, Y iva 6tis-