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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, June l6. 1881.
The following sales were made at the EIs
change salesrOOm tN-far;
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The following shows the relation between the
total reserve snd the total deposit Liabilities
June 10 Juno II. Changes.
sner,e s54, 374 aN0 SJ7 1884. POO Inc e3.5l0OOO
IseaI iauders 259l94OG 70 100000 Inc 9SG,lOO
Total reserve ssO294 500 ss4790.4OO Inc 81 $500
sgainstdeya5s 75I5ss75 7eI5SOOO Inc 94O25
surplus.......... s5I85325 Ss6S7 400 Inc s35O3O75
The banks now hold in cash-specie and legal-ten-
ders-S9 29f 900 less than the sum held year ago.
The loans now are $40, 1O1 600 less than then
and the deposits ale S39G95,OO less that
the reserve required by the 20 per cent rule is
$685., 900 less than II was a year ago. But
Tie surplus of reserve now is $629,000 greater
than was then, md the proportion of total reserve
now is 27.56 against 27.32 per cent at the same
date OF 1851
The following are the totals OF the statements
at The CORRESPONDING date for preceding wears
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PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE RI LwAT}
NEW DIRK CITY. June Is. 1887.
COUPONS from first mortgage bonds OF this
~ company, maturing July win be paid At the Aetropoh
tan National Bank
Three , per cent paid OF tho earnings
Of the past six months upon all tho INCOME BONDS, Oh
presentation OF the bonds at said bank.
g. q. MITCHELL. secretary
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lpsot ~ land lst-ave. block front bstwssn 203d
and ZS4tist, 800 lOI 400 Cassia ..-.--.-.------
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Diuioeno Notlccs.

TuR IYrORTERs AND TRADERS
NATIONAL BANK OF NEW-YORR
NBw-l DIRK. June IT, los2.
DIVIDEND OF Z PER CENT out of the
~ earnings Of the last ak months has today been dec AIRED
this bank payable on the lst day OF July next The trans
Ter books viii remain closed tai that date $500 49,,
EDWARD TOWNSEND. Cashier.
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1 S-story frame buildng and sud 4story brick
dwellings with lease Of lot No 800 loth-av-. SO
cor of-Nos 466 AID 45S-29ts-s 81. iot "a -sIlO0; L
l<AeLr
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WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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Countrp proptrtp for Sale ann 60 &c

AT ORANGE, \. j. (neighbOrhoOd speciality
"A Property and all varieties great bar
gains EDWARD 7. HAMILTON. ~ Plnest, y Y.
AT WESTFIELD, on the New-Jersey Gen.
"A trail desirable building lots location high, drainage PET
be obtained favorable IN pOis 10 suit tho
purchaser by applying 10 J. KIRKLAND. az the Westhed
Hotel or JOHN D JAQU Is or p q PEAISALL- real
int
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OFFICE or
FLINT AID PBRE MAEQUErrE RAILROAD CoMfMT(
EAST SAGINAW. Mich, May 80, loS&
V'fIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared DIVIDE ofTHREE l3 PER CENT upon
preferred capita OF the Company PAYABLE AL tho
Exchange National Bank ~ the CITY o NeWl 0rk
H. 1882 stockholders Of record at p NJ June 70
The transfer books will closed from June 25 July -,
1882. Ii. e POIIEh treasurer
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The following shows the relation between
total reserve snd the total deposit liabilities
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-30
New A~pPplEtmentt,

The Hon. Van, n. Manning will
address his Acknowledging ct the
following times and pieces
Ashland, Benton o., Sat-, Oct. IA.
FalknsF, Tippah Co., Mon, Oct. i6.
Dumas, o. Wednesday, Oct. l8.
EllistOwq, Union Co, Fri, Oct, 20.
OOrnersville, Marshall Co.. Oct. %.
Graham's Mills, Lafayette Co., Tues.
day, October 24sj1 .hk5a}l
Delay, Lafayette Co., Thursday, 26.
TayloFs, Lafayette Co, Friday q.
AbbeVille, Lafayette Co., Sat, 90.
Free Springs, Monday, 80.
Uhulahoma, Marshall CO., Tuesday,
November list.
Palestine, Tate 90, Wednesday I'd.
i'oldwater, Tate Co, Thursday, 3rd.
Mt. Pleasant, Marshall CO., Monday
9th. "a AK w
The Hon. Jas. R: Chalmers is in
Vited to be present and join in the
discussions upen equal terms
Speaking to commence each day at
noon. ED. NJ. WATSON.
Chm'n Dem. Dist. Elk. Com.
HA
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M8NrNS AND R T

Tia dEgaHs and friends Of Gen.
Chalmers have repsstedly charged
that the 6andiaacF Of Carteg IA 4
Democratic tEick, gotten up B Col,
Manning in his interest; or IN other
weFjs il d claimed by the opposi-
ton that Garter Is q mere tOol d
1aisgidf bsiue 10 d.
vide with Chalmers the colOred y6te
andE aus materially aid in slscting
4aR1ing to Congress. There ia
Eeall Foundation fo aoh q
ehaRgs III cannOt hApEpTa fAEso,
M
n aaY po1n o s.
We c0nCindak hat pure
inFsntion IT : s6a ened
tySist al o. Aol
al elephant IL has 6Ad :,
the same uR Nam ahpal'
der the rsgpa ility en eable
guy Of lntrOdd he@ dtStuSbihEble
imsnt into III plsSt: This baHle
be q very clever ay klltlhg IVA
Birds with one .atopes and II sue,
csssfnl, it would smircb Manning.
and squelch Garter and land CHaE
mers in Congress. But Col Man.
ming does not propose tobe ssctffc.
ed in any such way. III hit speech
at Canaan, Benton county, he slsar-
y refuted the charge that be had
any part or lot in the Carter move
ment, stated further that any person
who makes the accusation, after
hearing what he tManning1 says
about it, deliberately and wanton
ly lies" The fact that the opposi.
ton originates and clrculates such.
a ridiculous and CSlumuiOus:stOry
to what straits they are re-.
for aiittle cheap campaign
capital, We doubt. il it would be
healthy for any man to makethis
charge in the presence of Manning.
Star. NJ fuf
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III ki1 Et &'1Nt9&38
We get good reports, says an Ex-
change, frOm'ths speeches being
delivered by Senator George In the
western part Of the stats, We
mean by this that the }rspdtts6sye
it, and We have no doubt Correctly,
that the Notwithstanding sensible,
timely il every respect, and are
having a good effect. Senator
George, who has madea splendid
reputation during ths session he
has served in Congress, makes no
attempt ct OratOs but speaks to his
bearers ina plan SpraCdcsl, e6m.
mon sense way. What be says,
we'll digssted and clothed ID Tie
simplest siToageat E9glish--which
is the lapguage efieAasrs Of men@
goes straight to the mark and
makes Z. durable impression. He,
puls the claims lOf the party, Of
which hsis ORe Of the abIest efliv.
ing representatives, in q light so
clear andsO powerful al 10 carry
cOnvis.ian % all who listen to him.
lie is one Of The strongest men nov
before che people Of Mississippi,
aud it is fortunate that the dsmOCs
Facy have such 3 man to bear, their
eqlOrs I fight with Republican,,
Green hdepsndsats ana
disafTedtsd. Off e.seskegs generally.
This distinguished gentleman
Eill speak q Ripley on Friday ns
=Qct- and it is hoped the PEG.
pie generally. will come out and.
hear him. Ap9eiaI train Vii Be'
run on that das thoss living.
along the line of the Ripley RaiL
road the OppeFtahit u attend The
speaking. ae 61 SCI
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AdminIstratot,s Notice.

= Whereas Letters Of administration
upon the estate Ot John o. Craig de-
ceasedI were granted to the under
signed, by the Clerk of the Chan
gerry Court Of Tippah county, MIS-,
sIssippi, at Rules on the first Mon
day, the seventh day of Aug. 1882,
this is therefore to notify all per
sons having claims against said es-
tate to present them duly probated
and registered within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
- All persons indebted to said. es.
,tate'must make IMMEDIATE pay.
.ment, 50 alioe u. A1HARRIs "
a. lGr la HaEv.w 81 aa nn} Admir-
August 26, 1S82-l3-4w.
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fQBhC SFEAKINGA

Gen. 7. z, George will address
3has fellOw-citigsnS at the following
'fineS and places ILL
Aberdeen, Saturday, Sept. 80.
OkOlaRa, AOaday, October 2.
TUPelO, Tuesday, October 8.
BQaRetiIIc, Wednesday, OCT. A.
goFiRth, Thursday, October 5.
Eiiplay, Friday, October 8. =
Ashland, Saturday, October 7.
Holly SpFinga, Monday Oct. @.
OxfaFd, Tuesday, October TO-.
Water Valley, WedneS, Oct. IL.
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hin WITH % ToHE ALI
I'm ONE d
RemonRsE len. George peaks Qct 81
Nh. ERIEeh

M4s HNsNphsS .s:tJfkF. ~.
pEAR SIR Fearing that
many persons, Who Gould HS4e, VIII
neglect the LITTLE MATTER Of regis
tering pptil it may b. too late, and
tb9tthe Democratic majority in
"Old Tippah" might be reduced
thereby I VishtocaH the special
attention, through your paper, Of
those who ate4pt VOW in the dis.
tEicts where they lived when last
registered, to the fact that they
will haze to fStrsgister' and have
their names transferred to the poll
book in their present districts.
Also those who have moved into
this County, since they last voted,
and allyoung men who have never
registered Win all have to register
4. Fl &c s- HH YFNE. a.HNL . 1910
before they will be allowed to vote.
Our popular and very accommo,
dating Circuit Clerk, Hugh B. Nc
Cord, is the only man who can at
tend to this business; and he is ev-
er ready with a Smile"'to serve all
who call upon him -HREE ofcHARGE.
As a matter of course everybody
wishes to hear Gen. George speak,
and all who are not properly regis
tered by coming to Ripley early
the 9th day Of October next, can
skill two birds with one stons"-i.
e., register andhear a speech by
one of the ablest and most practice
al statesmen Of our day,
Let every body tprp out that day,
old and young, white and black
and'dO honor to one Of our distih-
guished U. 5, Senators, to, Wit; Gen.
y. z. George ~. ,,,g.S... . ,..e
. Very respectfully, 40
JNO. Y. MURRY,
Ch'm'n Dem. Elk. Com.
on . .- aux -
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N~oN.REslpENT NoTrck.l

The State o. Mississippi, ol' W.
To Joshua ScaiIy and thsT heirs u P6i
ly Ann Davis, deceased: 4Gn lyg
You arc commanded to appear be,
fore the Judge Of the Chaneery Court
OF the County Of TipPah, State Of Mis-
sissippi, on the second Monday ONO
vember, 1882 to- defend the suit of
John Hubbard, ct. a., wherein yoRa are
defendants. I, A. HUNT Clerk.
Sept 18th, 1882. ~ tAisol'
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Blue MOUNTAIN FEMNE tolLEGE.
= ''9sa TiJl.3 De-T-ra 1a .iUll1e .Es
-FqUNpEEp ~ 1873, CAARTEAEA * 1877.
N. P. LOwrey, .. B., Prseasi4 ~"
ident.
W. e. BERRY, Professor or
Greek and latin. s asg y!'tEH'

, THE ninth annual session wlii6h
closed the 10Th Of June, 1882, was tie
most prosperous. one hundred Ind
thirty five pupils were enrolled, re JfAi4
whom were ~bOarders, and AZ in piano
musiC5 stlf 6iil al 's&s 81 3.R'ft,
The tenth apnusl session will epen, +.
Sept, 18th, 1882, and continue ten
scholastic months. Full facdlty l6m-a@
sistingD of nine efficient ~teaehets
Boarding, accommodation home9ikeiG
three well regulated boarding houses, !.
witha Well chosen member 81 the fac!
llty. I'M charge at each boarding4otse.
Charges for both board and tuition exl re,
ceedingly moderate, Send for cat :
alogue.. Address
/ 'LoWREY& BERRY, Proprietors, 4"
Blue MouAtaia!a Yippah CO., Miss. e@Hs
JRiy 29th, 1891 " be4lR ras9 3
|LA Ea
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faEfestF roigclRLY sr1rtp..

AAG Af'SCE COANOA0AA % AEDs
d JohnHr.a Mnfry ch8itnani 81 the
Democtstiy Executive Committee
.Sf HpPSh' equity MISS, hasn issasd
a stirring address O. tR6 D~emoGfaCyp
lOF his dotne from WhichW W. make
the Following extract: i''1H t'at%'s
Suppose V TSth3s%Rl t~As:hssx1t Col Congress
meets and the vote il 1taken Iof
sSpeakeE, &hsnalt the districts haSe
voted sxdept5the SeGondSMiss issipg
pi resulting mi his bsiKaeR.g Tie
Democratic and, Republican .caRr
aidates, and then this district Is
ESali6d and M. Uialuaetss9 RESPONDS!
(NI give shbp deciding voesn tit the
1OpiASS nfths Radical cauSas2&s
kelleEttbe mssa obhokians0cfdAlt
the Radicals. Ii there 4 man, q do
hot cOnihs 1t to party but sspe.
bcially is there a.Aemecratcr Con
Eservatiye in this county, Rho,is. 50
stupid. or blinded by pFsiadloe. AZ
Enota6 ss dRdeE thsss circumstah.
ces the az Az kTiRppgkanes of
lAleCting hi. Mannins. Tke' ofica
.pfSpeaksr ia Congress- Is second
only iI importance, il, 4 political
point Of view, 70 thai, Of Prssident.
OF the United States, and shalI # Bs
said ofathebDe a6cfgcy ot thscEAN
ner3county; that byt our qlSthasasi
and indifference veawarethelcapse
ri thNs ygast petFEcgnsgs Of this mighig,
position . gSesPg?sjlniippg i9g tlhgs, Rhannas6 Of
the RadicaIss" 1say no@X thou.
SAND FIMks, HGl bnsga asiyal oaI -
This btisf extract 80 VI p ths ia &
.porrandce Ut cry DsmSocTsts IA ne
doubtful difFiefF ahieibE For lllkSss'
1t scouting q. DsmloDcoFSastiiccII
majority IL the iowsFF ebraRch 81
Congress. One vote may, possibly
elect spsakef 6f tie next House
Of Represented and possibly /
president " thJ Tnit1d fs3ss. SaByy'
energy, zeal and hAsdrftno4Hy ManAiag
and'YoGug cah be slsgtsd oa Sso5ns. q
gross, and h9SigW1 81 Ahsoaffaa4p 5FS
tahce Of the issues involved III Is
hoped the DeihOcrac5 WIFI ubits ID,
] DIFFERENTIATION ID sscute thsif
election, Memphis Appeal.
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Third Mlss'ssIppi' District NeRoeratl,
Convention.

Convention.
Special to the Appeal.
= GREENvILLE, Mss September co.
DemocratiC Convention Tor
the Third District met today, AL:
egates from six counties being pres
ems. General Fergusoopp,. 81 WasRl
ington, was elected president, and
Captain Moore, Of Sharkesyy,, aooreattas.'
lry. 1t was declared inadvisableI to
make a 3nnoominslion. ae counties
arc urged to maintain the party
organization for the seculrriity and
maintqipahcce Of goSod government,
that law and oydef might 81, udpkeid.
resolutions wvesrrss' passed
concerning the action ION Of the Praessic.
dent and Congress upon river i'm.
proYements and protection. An
executive qyommitteei Was appoint.
ed. Judged. W. diarkee an Rsai ts !
himself as a candidate fof CONGRESS-
against che Hon. FL Jesffo5frds.a BE
is al Obi, man. al SCI served ei IL tG3aaF3felds
regiment ii,S was SF5 4 delegate u the es
Chicago Gonventlloan1, and Voted fo5Tr
Grant lntittbe break for Garfield.
which earned him Will it, + Fol.
ten years he was ,dirstrtiic3t d attorney 10 !. !
hers. There viii b a warm YARN agbt
between The two Republicans !.
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MEETING OF DEW. Ex. com.

There will be a meeting of the
Democratic Executive Committee
of Tippah County, in Ripley, Qcto,
Der 9th, 1882.
All the members are requested
to attend. .5A@4 u
JND; I. MtRRY, 0h'm'n.
O. J. FRBnERFCK, Sec'y. ,AAAl4l
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ImpraSsmen. for Mina aad loa1.

u There is more strength testGoFing
power in a bottle. Of Parkar's Ginger
Tonic than IN . bqshel Of malt or a
gallon Of milk. AS an appetizer,
blood purifier and kidney correct0r,
there is nothing like it, iandlinvalids
consequently find it a wonderful
invigorant for mind and body
Commercial. 'uiias.' rs
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II
tOla MIC gsb.l
an. + I. FoRO,
UEAR SIR. AS CHAIR


NAN OF THE DEN. FIX, Gov, Of the
County, fsquested ahe editor Of
the RiRlssSOptinel to publish the.
following article, in the. hope that
sOms good to the BenpEfade
result, from It's circulation
among thB people 4=''An Ef'A
I For "Rant Of space" thatpsPsy
TO publish it. And nO
ask you to publish in the ADykREI.
SER, as the 'psxt Issues nf the
'FrEEL viii BE- too late tpg ny puEs
pose. YoptS respectfully,
JNO. Y MURRY
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We regret tolearn Senator par
vin not b able 10 fll HE appoint
ment1O speak heres2wing to-e the'
illness ofhie wife ll0l3y SpEings
Reporter.
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q sHERIFF'S SALE.
ROgan & THuimoua s9a

igc VS.. a5i 3,9fa2 eR Fila ~ "a
HHoA Weigh Jr39a.l Is 3ys.N
By virtue of an execution in nv
hands, l will on Monday, the6th day
OF November, 1885, sell to the highest
bidder for cashsat the Court House
door in Ripley, Miss, the equitable in,
terest Of >. "A. Welchin the foilojwwino9o
hands, to- wits so acres Off the north
,siideipf the 6opthrwsst t. Of ,Sec.A A; SO
acres of the South side of the North
west /, OF Sec. a; and so acres off The
Eastside ofthe South East of See.
A ;.aiEintOwn 8 Of Range2east levied
on 70 the prqPertyio Of ieid !. A, Meleh
70 eot sa5lsly IN execution " IN p the above
gin j.. M~SRUdHERFORD Sh'Eyd
gltsept. lBtAr lss2ElR rtas.y lpg5b >
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AyeF.sAguSi Cure shOuldIbS in
every hOuseh0ldgih regions gwhsrss
Fever and Ague prevail. Itshelld
be taken As Aapreysntivs by, every
Teside4t and traveller in mAlarial
NsIElotsin ~ a..nl1aa auiL.L "
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ap DE- ocp riS aAeSr.S
Te Tie so4pt aeeo ) so
following lines were written By d
.dROcraIieV boy on his siAtS-frss
.bFthdss:a - &C. HI
1Re DsM0eralic wagon vas running
! rather slow ~ ~, Il al,, y, ,s,
VHtiIlVan Manning lent a hand,
and 4hea it Rad u go.ai e'Riq y
SEwAana 1--WE fghJqori YAH and
; RighE itiisnt lsaeuytGg g1sT
Well baEeyoprWaNand WielIAsrday,
or else WsA dsdaEgingoa
the oPp0htioe 1Gaahp!t he Il
fFslghledfde@1w with woes y -,
Is track ii.amads5byl fraud Jaad
q wrong 81, throl the 6tatejs gossa
.Itruns Upon ajdowpyard graderu
CHALMERS is is channel. o;H.a
lts passengers are aigsers, its dFiy+
EcT..
So now, good friends, before we
I" start, we've this go0diword tosay:
let whitsthoh quit that rOttSneArt
and gO'with Us this dayyl!. 1ses9
While democrats and greanbackars
TOO, end alliwheilqys StasstPEide,
wall jpmPiOn b9ard our good old
wagon and ell take . ride.
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lItaItpIU ,TOu JOIINH fnH3rNn I
ylllH ERSlIY OF MISSISSIPPI
~ 0xFORD. S9sl
Oman aIld fraa Il WI ~ 800 -

Open sIld free NJ. al the FaEd, male.
and female fexcept Law Students are.
charged Sb0tnln8n. slRiaS ssSh! ~
Nsxtsesslon fSOth C6pehs iSebtenia
Der 2ss aeS& snisd ersw yod, l,
(. . The Literary, Scientific, Law and
Rrcparatory Departments are ia fnli
OnefhtiOn. ABy5DnS t9pao lnt binUW.
heuniFeFhity is inall tesbsctsprosz
per9Hnss aud efieienbs al.4 q 5.sds Il,
70 For catalogues and information AL.
dress any of the following Faculty.
GEN, a. f, ART, Chancellor
n 3. Ja WHEAT, D.oD. Sfaf q
! crow aGEM O. Wi SEARad .isso
tsfor IA JhQREcHEA ~ 4
u baa.; n, y, FULToN, IA. III,
ID j. N. Lone, a. IN. assl
vi JOE. JOHNSON; EgIa Dgo
sldisaoGEa LAEg4h PHns nagg,
y. MAYEs, 4. Id
81 G. W3fibTsoN Am. Asssi'
Isl .bAsl fiEasTa JaNts, u. EtaDsl1eOA
-Hiiai BfaIBSSSs, 4, e's
-1e FRA8Rc hlitRHfk b rAbhR 90
phegteItas Me cAeGbe f shab ii baAltp
Collegaef University inths Ssahhi
II. NJ. SULLIVAN. Secretary.
July l5-2m.
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. EdT.RTsIbESA NOTICE.


The State Of Mississippi.
A.. 81 Martindale Madeline Owens,
Sarah "A. Ash, Rachael Glenn, Mar
thu MpoTe, Saml .MooEes Riley Dial,
Amelia Ferguson, +, a, Dowdy, Ri
ley Dowdy, Hulds Ann SardiA, Mar
| celia Dowdy, William Martindale,
James MartindaIe,S Mary Mhrtihdale,
alexander Eakeyi MARY Alsdp::A
Yoa1 are commaBdedlto -appeArbe
fore tho Judge 0fths ChaRcerytG Court
lof the Comfy Of Tippab, State agOrer
said, on the Second Monday Of Noyem-
Der, 1882, TO SHOW cause II any yO 4
can whyrthe petitiOn 6fW. O. Mccoy,
.AdmipistratoF Of the estate Of T, J.
Martindale, decd, for sale Of land to
pay debts, should not be granted.
,Iid4 oai 'oTyA.HUNT Clerk, Z
FalkneE d Frederick )ce0 I5upa F,
AttiYs for AdmIE. So 8 .s5tt.q am,
Sept. %, 1882 -17-4w.. N ma i
. n ANf -. HE VT "#h .|. - go 70 o. .
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-30

Circuit Court wIiFSPsn At Holly
Springs Mondayns IA.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-30

GEN. WEAYER Is dlEnonrA and
urges the a~reeRbac and o
Gratis Of Iowa To oEgaAigs y
w.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-30
sALE.

49, 70" fL W. - ~ ..-
aa SHERIFFS SALE. srom
u Rega9, Sy. Partner 6t W
Rpgan 4 Leath5rwood, Fifa.
oMsA vs. sa4ndsfh apba,sla
eAA5lNelSh t4an , h tal
BY iTtue of nm 9sxecutioH III mr.
hands will on Mondays tAs- bth ,iay
Of November, 1897, seltto the highest
bidder for cash 1t the Court Ro1aae
dooriin Ripley Miss, ahe equitable M
iterestcf J a, WEIGH IN the lul!6Wihg
lands, 70 wit; So acres OF the norllc
side ofthe S6dtl.- West 1, IF sec. A.. 81
aeFss Otfthesoutl sRAS of As HsFth
Wess3aef secS 4, apAS0 aerss siTltite III
east side, Of the Southseag i, Of Sec !
AL il town 8 Oh Range q last, leyitt'S
on u tie pfoperty 6f SKID j, Al NE
satisfy M~FSxocutlOifi ii the asos5G
T. H RbrHEkRONB,
Sept. t16, fSs2ET62A.. 4t.ast @slss
'e slaV5iDb .aPRWbNjh &tax #hes4|E Tpls'
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'ery respectfully, ~
JNo. Y. MURRY,
Ch'm'n Dem. Elk. Com.

Mr.. Jay Hubbet, v6S has lately
become 90 copsplcuous as the cham
pion assessor Of the United States.
has as the telegraph informs us,
been defeated. for the REORGANIZATION
Tor Congress in the district he now
represents. 1t is not stated what
tho Oaqse Of Mi. JAy HybbelL get
tlpg1eft was, bgt We may suppose.
that such q collector a. he has.
EsRoWn himself to BE-, would natural.
~ find himself unpopular. Like
the dasghteEs Of the horse leech,
his cry has been, give, give, nntll
he, has disguised his, friends, and
they have concluded that ANOTHER
El4nan would be Us useful as he id.
Congress and far less Offensive,
We understand that Gen, Uhal,
nsrS, health failsd him before be.
got through with his aPpoiRtments.I
w learn be made his Tastspeech at
'Hsrnaldo ana left Dol, Manning 10
finish up the iist OF appointments
all By hiHnset. We regret to hear
Of the Generals illness, but the fact,
il hestood up 7onthis feetv longer.
Than We thought be #Culd}-Hclly'
Springs RepSrtef. 7,i4 h9t'i'is'sg
Unsupported. on what Ssems to
be good authority that lay HlbbeilI
has opened his barrel to GaptGWim,
berry, and that plenty Of money
will row be 'fnrGishsd to secure ths
election Of Gen. Chalmers Free;
men cannot be thought; ssrfs Nay
A ballot that can be- purchased oil
controlled BY money, j. net free
Ind should not be counted Bntin
slI candOr and Eanknssew we desifs
d say to our RspablitaR itiends
that the election cannot be control.
I'd with money. a majority fihe
osessc cast in this. district viii be 6crI
oI. MaainiHgaHd HEY viii be sol
sbdAsea L0xfofd Eagle.
The prospect for rain at thisI
writing is good.
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WE have had considerahlenew
lately about the attempts Of Mr., Jay
Gould to get control Of. the Associ.
ated Press of New York. ThetenOt
of the dispatches certainly indicate
that Mi Gould has made the al
tempt he has failed, for Ithe New.
York Associated Press dispatches
handle him without gloves, " .'- y, !.
We do not doubt thathslhas made.
the attpmpt to gain more influence
with newspapers than he now pos
s%esses, butNe do feel safe that he.
can never control sthe press OF the
United States, or any considSFable.
pooFtlon of it. The momsas il was
known he controlled The New Ydrk
Associated Press = pressure ROdld.
be broughtO on Congress BY the psO-
pie that Esuld resalt in . P0Gsal
Telegraph, il tAe GogsrRAent had to
buy or build : million miles Of wire.
II has often Been. charged that very
rlch men, Or Corporations aoptE0l,
Congress, and this Is partly traesif,
~ was wholly true, Il, would not be
Ias ssA ! 9 matter ate aS ieEi o gasf X y
Or . hundred men 70 CONTROL ne.
press Of tRs country. Theps
Che. United States is, much more
powerful than Congress, aad the
hpeoPteaaRPrseiats'a% press sp
much aEaAA y '.l me I'd l 'aWitkit
To.,E ,.st tss .'a.r. \, y
-Wioksb1rg Harala lel
49, 80 ~
Ladies' Should know that AYERS
HHairYigor!s a.SaReTicE and sooRci
indis5snsssls srt;cls e ", ~, gss isO?Is.l
4 \.
Mapnipgand Chalmers areflliag.