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TWO CERTAIN LOIS OF GROUND,

living and being in the said village Of tharlcStOwr
and distinguished Oh the plat "i said village II.
Nos. ~ and ~. irnar'n:r on Water street. lAr uut
. inches. and running mp Frederick strG,.: at right
angles 10 cet: hctl tie >auln i;.~,.i which Mary
+. Simpson late oi t"cli ,,,unIN. died Srtyyd and
which were conrCf".. L. her ny john iSrNSOH and
wife Il .!.sI dared VI ~ 18th \ u. ISL and ic.
...r,.cd IN liter II. II. NJ. No. l. tolio IL Sc Il
CHirrstOwn Record BOOK nc eel county. E-a,1S
There is Il small frame house upon tho lEl3sS
land: also. good well Of water and a y al
yOua-s orchard vi tlIiltS apple trees. So
TERMS on :. ALE. Pre- scrihCd by III, decree
lniur-: GI,r .liri oi the purchase .uO"v IL
be paid IL cash On the day OF safe, one rniUi ia
threc months and in" rcin;.II iuG one thlri il SiN
months after the dtE sale. the credit PAY III,
Ia be srcur"d by the ui ar notes ~ the pure
with approved sc-usli, and tu bear ih;cic-; from
the ,tav ni sale.
Cost OF cuHVcyGnCc to hr pAiV hy tho l.urchaSoc,
kDhEkr &. rHACKERI
Mar lS--ts Trustee.
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,5Y- SICK snd billions lr:l,iacha and ali
arrangements of stomach and hnwr'>, cur
ed by DR.. rirrcc's "Ptiiets"--nr autihil!ous
grinul-s. - cents "A vial. M chrnp iuXcs
TO allow waste Of virtues I;y druggists.
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,.4 CUTICTH.N SOAP-,a~

IA Exquisite Toilet. Bath. and Nursery Sanatiyc
Fragrant With delicious tower nj NJ and he ding
haSaml. Contains in mod ned form AL the VIZ
'i;c< 81 CITICuRt. the great Skin Cure. aud i i'll
dspcnSauie in the treatment ui SKIN and Scalp
Diseases and tor RESTORING. preserving. and beau
cinhl Baby Soap.
C,rIcrEA REurptT, are the only real curativcs
for diseases Of III" Skin. Scalp. aud II God.
i''icr: CrTi,I'EA kE>pLNENT. II 90 per bottle:
CUTI,UEN. :, g. pee hny large boxes >Iuo: trrI-
Ours MuplvtNAL TOILET Soar. o.: tUFICUKA
MEpICISAi SHAVING soar i5'. - d cyerywherc.
prMcirAl IIrpnt, Wee Iss a Potter. BOSTON.
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SMITH A :i.-Mntci - !. ISS2 hv Rev.
VIM. krl>hIw, Mr.. .i">,!,n i, s>,rr'h, and
Miss Mary l.. Ash, m''h IT NV ta~'l" 60,
Drirwtrr.
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High Breed Calves for Sale,

I offer ut Private Sale. six High Breed
/ short Horn HEiFER CALVES from sin
m0nths 70 a year old, sired by = ban tilonn
Prince WI ]. PRESTON.
R0ak Srrings. Cecil county. Nd, llee ~
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Attention. Farmers !

=" Create n healthy appetite, prevent
IN ,arial diseases, by using Brown Iron
Rittt.IS.
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SanfoYd's Radical Cure.

Tine Great American ''n,simic bisfiil"tiaH
Of witch Hazel. American TINE. Ca
n.ttliiii FIR. Nari%";ai, tIoNcr ls:o>-
som, ETC.,
Fi,i tlr Immeiirc = liz! ant, Permanent Cure ct
every 'utIn o. CIfarrir. !'oI Imi,i" ii". cold
orl IN l.Hztt,,r tue Loss ~ nell I s;ra. Herr
in- tuu-,. J. IouctIttS. aud lac inrnt t"..>"lni-
iinn. ii!,ur>ri 10y PHy>I"i;tli:. tI"n.s's. an"
Medical Journals tit''!L ,-,'it tic wor H. A. he
oay complete cXtcIn:,i .t..,t internal treatment.
ON. hottie Rht"Ai Care. t'itc i'0E Catarrhal sol
vcuI ari San:urd's Inha!,r ri! M one package" o.
all druggists Tor -. Ar tor %ANFuiD'S i DICAL
CURE. WeekS \ Potter. Boston.
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=. ILRJpTIONS-----rs~,

az the skin and Sralp.-Surh a. Salt Rh"um.
Psoriasis. letter RiugwOrm Buffers If"h. SrHld
Head. Itching Piles and other b>iIgurin.: aud
fortnrin" HnEoTs from rmplc 10 - >cr""l,Jic
ulcer. when aS"=t",i hy - rICrEN and ~ rICt IA
Soar. the trent Skin -
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1-xv,CUTICJrRA z.S.s.....--

\ sweet. Interchangeable Medicinal Jelly. clears OFT
all external evidence ul Blood HumOrs c.is ava!
Dead Skin ana Flesh. instantly aIaE> ltCliI"S
and lrrttltionS. SutenS. Suntnts. and Heals.
M..rtL il N.,.rht IN ..lL L..r ~ t.lil. I....
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TF + JIHRh EYS.
Elkton Mark IS.

REr0ETED ET u. SCOTT & BRO.
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the lowest prices consistent Will
STEPHEN NORRIS q son.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-28

but even il their positions were
equal Manning is hissuperior before
the people. Meanings styls is
more vigo rous, earnest and impul-
8ive. On inyective he is irresistl-
BILE. We have never heard his AS
minutes reply surpassed. He did
no: take hold of his opponent with
a gentle hand, and with a smile and
bow; but with the arm OF an intel.
lectual athlete, who is c~onscious OF
his power, he collareG the lame
sophistries and mis- cradle subterfu-
ges and his opponent, held them up
before his audience and remorse-
lessly picked them to pieces.
! His friends were wild with APP
.plause, while a few of his opponents
left. We sum up the result in the
classic language Of a prominent
MISUNDERSTANDING eat up
our man Chalmers, bones and all"
Ashland Register"
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IN. p. LowFey, .. T., prcsa]s
ident. 'N ,"'' s1'R'
w. &, BERRY, Professor Of
Creek and Latin. ~.

The ninth annual se>si,n whieA
close the 18th q Juat, loo, VAS u.s.
most prosperous. Yl'e hun3red anA
thirty3ilye pupils we're pliulipd. 1gLpteI
whom wers p-NNardsrs, .Mld n n y.s,'o /,
music. "' y
Tie tenth annual scasiaa viii 0pn
Sept, 1lth, 1852, and eoRi,ue tunr
scilolastlc mon94s, rail l4n4.ty con
sistlng Of nine efficient tr,cndrs.-
BoarUing accon!ludoa ilons llcss ikeiM-
three weil fegasUlel Du4rdAY buses,
with a wed cAoseh heruLvl 4 iuey Ac-
ulsy N clalge Vt each boalJls house,
Charges Tor both board ulu ILlt,o,iii TX Z
ctedingiy 1%iloleraVe. oeAu lof icatgbg
alogue- Address4 = la. 4ol eIs,
LoWRRY " BEEEE ,,rropaotors,
Baiqe M9Eltain, l.ppah ~, Aiss,
July 29th, I662.
D. .NNH 1859 30 4sF t.'. 40 4. ~ 49,
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PILLS A SUGAR PLUM

TUTr'sPiLLs are now covered with
vanilla sugar coating, making them as
pleasant to swallow asa little sugar
plum, and rendering them agreeable to
the most delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and bilious
collie.
They give appetite and flesh to the
body,
They cure dyspepsia and nouriSh the
system.
They euro fever and ague, costive
ness, etc.
sold everywhere. % cents q box.
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GEN. CHALMERS pledges himselftc
vote with the Republicans in the
organization Of the House, and to
support President Arthur's Admin
~issration. Therefore The Republi.
can 'bosses" agrees to furnish him
money and votes to secure his
election. Judge Lyon makes
pledges to no party, acknowledges
allegiance to no man; therefore gets
no money for campaign purposes,
and can only be sure of Republican
votes after they are polled. Heis
independent of all the world and
the balance Of mankind. lie has
the courage Of a Lion, but Aassep-
arated himself too far from his sour
ces. to make them available
NTH Herald.
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A Triple Tragedy.

A terrible tragedy comes crowd,
ing upon the St. LOFTS affair from
Knoxville, Tenn. On the 1871
inst, in this populous ci'v, on The
public 8 reefs, in hroat day light
under The worry shadows OF the tenn
pie OF the law and the edltices o
God, IN the BRIEF space of two min.
utes, three men, all prominent il
business and fine social position,
were envelopeA in the darkness of
death. The principals in the terri.
BILE rencontre we're Gen. Joseph A
Mabry, Major Thomas O'Connor
and Joseph A. Nahry, Jr. TheEliR.
Guilty began at tho Fair Grounds on
the Wednesday afternoon proceed
ing, when Mabry, ST., attacked Maj.
.O'Connor and threatened TO kill
him. O'Connor replied that it was
no place 10 settle the differences.
and the matter was dropped, Mabry
telling O'Connor he should not
live. Yesterday morning as Mabry
.Sr., came near O'Connor's place of
business the latter stepped into the
bank, and, procuring a shotgun,
tir.d twice, Asbry falling dead at
the first fire. About this time Jos,
eph A. Mabry, Jr., son Of Gen. Ma
bry, came rushing down the street
unseen by 0Connor until within
forty feet, when young Mabry fired
a pistol, The shot taking effect in
.OUonnor's right breast, passing
through tn body near the heart.
The instant that Mabry shot, O'Oon-
nor turEed and fired. the shot TAX.
ing effect IN young Mabry's right
breast and side. lie fell, pierced
with twenty buckshot. and almost
instantly O'Connor fell dead with.
out a struggle. Young Mabry Fri.
ed to rise, but fell back dead, The
whole tragedy occurred 81 b . wo
minutes, and neither oi the hlree
spoke a word after being shot.
Gen. Mabry had about thirty buck
shot in his body. a bystander was
painfully wounded in the thigh,
and another was wounded III the
-Four other men had their
clothes pierced by bnckshot.
This lamentable affair gives add.
force TO the suggestion. that
the Code ofiHonordsbafter allsB9Ll
and thatltgisg atrsIaast G9v
prsfarabtstn the EudGresDrtAtp NDrs
isCipliaedanaIu didt0rbal
ind Riblsdnsy thalpscubARAavDs aafI
which atedTeres6 uargioalg Vaaems
)lifed. 4aClagIomaseg oWt aliw ega7a
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entirely satisfactory.

Ladies wishing a perfume thai
coiSBines Boyelty deiicaGt and
richness, find Florestqa Cologne
entirely ssAiflaCtsFys x uaAr .lA
, ,7p UrgTfHF fIE gJUITE IT'D
FRANEt HURD0f Ohio, is to be
trusted opths tariff question, and
we ask the agricultural portions Of
The coahtry Is bear that in mind.
Mr.. Hard would make 4 good
fPg the pew House n Rep.
resentatiyes y Vicksburg Aerald
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The gain of ten Congressman by
the democrats in Ohio leaves scarce
ly a doubt that the next House Of
representatives will be democratic.
This removes the only shadow of
a hope Of the Independent and Re-
publican candidates in this State
getting In, aud tits folly for them to
waste further time and money In
pursuing the canvass. -Tnbelo
journal. .EraL
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Col. A. w. Slayback, one of the
most prominent lawyers III ST Louis
went to the Post Dispatch Office, in
that city, on Friday last, to seek
satisfaction for a poIitica! attack
that had been made upon him
through its columns. and was shot
dead by the managing editor, Col.
Cocksrilltwllo will daubtless be,sc-
quNedvupoNtbepIea ofselE defense.
Col. Slayback served with dssIinG7
.tion iuithe bNedalNte1arpNOaNd
was one oiths msss' popular men
in ST. Louis, but was. impuIsiYe and
very reckless when excited--Tupe,
10 journal.
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The Height Of Folly.

To wait until you are IN bed with
disease you NAV not get over for
months, is the height OF folly, when
you might be easily cured during
the. early symptoms by Parker's
Singer Tonic. We Ii We known
.s::ckly families made tbehealthiest,
by timely use Of This pure modi,
e~ine.-Dhseryer::
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NON RESID NsTICE a.

The State Of Mississippi. =
To Joshua Scqlly and the heirs of Pol
" Ann Davis, deceased: ~
You arc commanded to appear be
fore the Judge OF the Chancery Court
of the County Of Tippah, State Of Mis-
sissiPpi, on the second Monday ofNo
vember, 1882, to defend the suit o.
John Hubbard, ct. al, wherein you ar,
defendants. I. A. HUNT, Clerk.
Sept. %, 1882-l7--4w.
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Public Speaking, to which every
body, irrespective Ofpast party afil-
%latiOns, is respectfully invited:
By Co., w! c. Falkner, Hon. G. ],
Frederick ard D. r. Childers.
Walnut Station, Oct. 3Oth.
Falkner, 31st.
Antioch Church. Nov. 1st.
By Capt. Tho. Spight, Hon. W. A.
Boyd; and 4. W. Hopper.
Moore's Mill, November 1st.
Dumas, I'd.
Orizaba, 4th.
By Col. W. c. Falkner, N. L. Mar
mon, Esq, and DR.. L. NJ. Alexander.
Blue Mountain, November I'd.
BY Hon, Ohas. B. Howry, of Ok,
ford, Hon. Q. J. Frederick, Capt. F.
A. Wolff and Chss. N. T%hurmOnd,
Esq, ~
Tiplersvills, November I'd.
Ripley, Sd.
Ashland, 4th.
At Ripley and at Ashland the
Hon. Q. B. Howry, of Lafayette
county, will! bejoined by all the
speakers Of the two counties ofTip-
pah and Benton, and there will be
u Grand Rally at each of these
places of the unterritied, iyEesistl-
BILE Democratic party.
The new Oornet- Bands. will fur.
nish inspiring hAusfGE 1ft65fF' thhtsss CSccA.:
sions. JNQ. \. AVRRy.u 20.
Chairman tx. Com. Tippah %.
Il. J.HUDSON ~ "
Chairman Ex. Com Bentah @, :
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Is selling by tens Of thousands. Ii
isthe most universally useful book ever
published. 1t tuil4 Completely ROW
no DO9EVENYTHlNG in the best
way, How to 6e Your owmlawyet, how,
to do business correctly and. success,
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where. A gold mine of varied infor.
ina ion 10 all classes for constant refer.
ence. AGENTS, WANTED for all OF
spare time. To know why this book
Of REAL value and attractions sells
better than any other, apply for terms
to II. b. SCANNED & Co, st, Louis,
Mo-. July 18th, ON.
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THE CONTROL or CONGRESS.

Having surrendered all claim to
the next House Of Representatives,
the Republicans are now endeavor-
Ing to prove that they will be very
lucky in losing Congress this year,
With a Republican President aud
Senate, the Democrats will be up.
they boast, to accomplish any
reform legislation. They will gain
nothing, therefore, from their pos
session Of Congress; at the same
time, they will be responsible by
the country for any failures or de,
linqsehces'on its part.
There is too much smack of sour
grapes about this, The next Con
gress'is AlValuaols. one-to control,
because it counts the Presidential
vote; and the DEMOCRATS can and
will make such a record'in it, as
they did in 1874, when the legisla-
ton framed by them was SO popu-
ular that 1t carried their candidate
into the White House in 1876
Thus, the Democratic Congress
elected in 1874, instead Of having
the effect OF weakening that party,
strengthened it at the POLLS, and
carried the country for it; SO ought
a Democratic Congress to do to-
day.
1t is true, as the Chicago Tribune
and other Republican papers say,
that there are many serious and i'm,
portant questions to come up be.
fore the next Congress, difficult to
deal with and which will require
great astuteness and political man
agement to settle properly; as, for
instance, the method of counting
the vote for President, the 3arif'
question, tho reduction of taxation
and the reduction of our expendi-
FtbreS!!, The responsibility Of this
c0qtFpl is great, but we. have no
rfeaEithRt itistoo greas.for the Dem
oqtG ts!N ']fafgy' can md. they VIII
shqY That 3Eqx aFe Bettegr capable
IOf administsnip@theJ affairs Oh the
country than the Republicans: 1t
evident from Democratic
E~utterances that the next Congress
will be economically that there will
be no sSlOojeoeOOO voted for pen
sloHs, that the reduction in our ex&
penditures will, if the Democratic
House has its say, save the people
at least S0O,OOO,OOO annually; and
that much other reform Legislation
will be secured. The Republicans
can defeat this legislation, if they
want to, but it can scarcely be
claimed hat this course will be
damaging to the Democrats. The
Democracy is no more afraid of SO.
control Of Congress, than of
obtaining possession of the White
House.-New Orleans Times-De en-
ocrat.
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Stonewall JackSQh's aFmyy horse,
called "LitaeS orrIeI," is % Years of
age, and still kindly cared for BY
Gen. Jackson's father in,laW, DR..
Morrison Of Lincoln county, NC. 1t
is The horse on which Gem Jackson.
received his death w0ind.~~
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SnERIFF's SAhls. " 8
l.. Hogan, ~ Partner OF ,.sis.
ho9an,& LeathegWuod, lila.

~ virtue IL an execution in'thyo.
han1s, l wIl GA MondSy, dls Ots tsaya
Of AOvGlIber, lSe., sell to thu Lixhqst,
bidder tyr gqst, se'tnt 6Yau Hynss
door ~ Ripley, Mss, lie equitable III.
teresrof J.'A"N &tA III thd l5!t6winK
lands, to WITT 81 aores oL hlse, noltnit
sloc VI Wy. ~sYqtk-west !, u prc. j, ", /.
acres on the aoata side Of t&a u0rtl.
west t, 3I sec. 4, anu oG acres I'd tasl :
east siue OF The ooatlav east qt seq ~
al ~ town . OF ka4ss s k.est Iegled
On ~ the property OF satd j. a. ', aich
to satisfy aA execution ~ CHI a30Ss
stated case. x. e..ltF
% !. n. RUTlIERFOGD, sh'f.
Sept. ~, l6o2-i6--Lus.
NNf ~Ha| y 8t VI
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Victims OF Constipation and its
untold miseries can keep in good
condition, by a moderate use Of
Ayers Pills, s%urest, safest and
musl reliable Cathartic.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Rogan & Thu mond

VS.. Fifa,
J.A. Velch, '"''n
by virtue of al execution in my
hands, / will on Monday, the 9th day
OF November, 1882, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, ut the Court House
door in Ripley, Miss, the equitab e in
tercst OF j. A, Wclchin the following
lands, to, wit 81 acres off the north
side Of the South west ! Of Sec. 4 50
Hcres oil the Sodth side OF tile North
west t, of Seed and go acres oil the
East side ofthe South East /, of Sec.
i: all in town 8 Of Range 8 east; levied
on as theSproperty Of said j. A. WEIGH
to satisfy lin execution in the above
stated case. ~, .s.. ,tytef4. .,
z" j. NJ. RUTHERFORD Sh'G.
u Sept. 10th 1852 16-tds..1 - -
& +I EtrF WV It"tFa. HHttL .F.Hr. 80 .A It'd = e.I
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I'VE attended the,MemphisJu,

I'VE attended thevMemPhis=Ju-
bilee "Wednesday aud Thdrsda and
arrived home yesterday. $ghe
WIS an lmmensU urowdgpEqsBn
Thursday, ana the whole affair, as
far as we could sac aid judge was
very creditable to the people OF
Memphis. .ASr l.
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How Senator lamar Feels Towards Mai.
BaTkAdale,


We take the following extract from
d lettet written by Maj. s. ". d
HiIltolhs Macon Beacon, he hav-
Ing recently met Senator Lamar in
ST. Louis:
In speaking ofthe political situa-
alton in Mississippi, | referred to
the charge that be did not favor
the election Of Col. Barksdale IN
the Seventh district. This lie re-
PEELED with Indignation, and stated
that he not 0 lily desired the cleo
lion OF Col. b. but would canvass
the district in his behalf, if it were
not for his domestic misfortune.
He spoke of his eminent fitness FOR
i seat in Congress, ofhis faithful,
efficient and long contlnRe e
III Tie party, aud how inuak re-
pretted not being abie - AN
active parLin securing bis q.
We have always thought there
was not sufficient cause for serigA
disagreement between SenPtm
mar and Maj. BarAsdale, abd4ha
above kind and genefoas sxpfAdh
On lhg part oGtge 9rmfr alaala
-Harinaily reiiioge 'whaiaEeI 80
,x,sted. Tupelo Journal w
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NONRESIDENT NnrlEE.

The State of Mississippi.
To A. j. Martindale, AdeIine Owens,
dSarah A. Ash, Rachael Glen, Mar.
tina Moore, SamI Moore, Riley Dial
Amelia Ferguson, 4. A, Dowdy, Ri
ley poway, HulHa AMI Sardin, Mar.
celia Dowdy, William Martiudale
James Maftindale, Mary MartindaIe
Alexander Lakey az Mary Alspp:
You are commanded to appear be.
fore the Judge Of the Chancery Court
of the County of Tippah, State afore,
said, on the Second Monday Of Novem.
Der, 1882, to show cause If any you
can why the petition of w, @, Mccoy,
administrator Of the estate of L, J,
Martindale, decd, for sale OF land Ia
pay debts, should not be granted.
aE g7 TIA. HUME, Clerk.
Falkner q Frederick, 5.t us. l.,
Att'ys for Admir-, { l.,
Sept, 90, 1SS2-17-4w.
~
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UNIVERSITY OF MiaSlsSgPPI
AT oXFCRb.

Omen aid fsoo IN an H.
ond ren,oIn $500 " r. Im9 "'l.n, inal'
".hor"n,rsSe S1;si6" Ia" "'"ooi'S gre
Next'sessiom Tgnh noons g.
Der 22, 1882.
The Literary. Scienh6r. INV ~,
Preparatory Departlnunls, are in FIJI
operation. i"'
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RALLY. DEnoPEAT rs, RAALY.
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Gsorgla ana CHIC May0 Led tAe Way
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Van H. Manning,
or MARSHALL qeuKiY.
hill
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NON.R ESIDENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississipni.
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lou are commanded to appear be,
fore the Chancery Court Of the County
Of Tippah in said State on The Second
Monday III Novembes 1852, to DEFEND
the salt III said Court OF Napoleon
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The Fourth Annual Fair Of Mis-
.slssippi Exposition Association VIII
be held at Aberdeen, Oct, 30 and 81
ana Nov. 1,2, 3, Y 4 1882 NH,
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At the WharYes.

The following recent arrivals at the river
front have been reported by the harbor-
master; Canal-boat c. w. Porter, Captain
Fields, l04 tons coal for johnson & Bros
schooner Grace Watson, Captain Irving, 100
tons coal for city dealers; schooner L. R.
Kirby, Captain Smith, 424 tons asphalt blocks
for p. Maloney schooner p. II, Livingstone
Captain Pressey, IT'S feet lumber for Wheatley (;
schooner Mary Ella, Captain Gibson, 800
bushels oysters for market; schooner Ocean
Queen, Captain Bundick 600 bushels oysters
schooner Isaac Seteman, Captain Chiseltine,
700 Bushels oysters; schooner Cora McKenney,
Captain McKenney 500 bushels oysters !;
schooner John Henry, Captain Dodson, $50
bushels oysters, schooner Independent, 800
bushels oysters schooner Maggie, Captain
Cook, $50 bushels oysters; schooner Wagner.
Captain Dixon, $50 bushels oysters; soop
Dauntless Captain Luttreil, 400 bushels
oysterss sloop Eagle, Captain Ellis, 800 0bushels
oysters 4 sloop Wave, Captain Chiseltine, 300
bushels oysters; sloop John William, Captain
Green, 400 bushels oysters schooner Five
Brothers, Captain Pullen, 45O bushels oysters.