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Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
The State Of Mississippi, Tippah County.
Circuit Court, March Term, lS4l.
Mary Kendrck

THIS day came Complainant by her attorney and the said
filed her bill of complaint against the said
defendant appearing satisfaction of the Court that the
resides beyond the limits of this State that the ordna
served him. is therefore
ordered by the that unless the said before
said be held for the of
Tippah Mississippi the of Ripley the
Monday September Plead answer that hearing
compainans bill will be had and the aega
therein contained taken confessed further ordered
this published for three months in newspaper publish
ed in the of Holly Springs in said State
A true copy from the Minutes Test
HARDY w. STRICKLIN, CIk
Thompson & Davis Solicitors for the Plaintiff
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
APPOTNTMENs.

Iz-WM NJ GwINN candidate for Congress, and JN
ID FREEMAN candidate for Attorney General VIII adlu
their iellow-ctizens at the times and places following
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
JOB PRINTING

OF every variety executed at the Gazette Office with
ness and correspond with the hardness
OF the times July 2s, 1871
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
COUNTIES.

Adams,
Amite,
Attala,
Bolivar,
Carroll,
Chickasaw,
Choctaw ",
Claiborne,
Clarke,
Copiah.
Coahoma,
Covington,
De Soto,
Franklin.
| Green,
| Hancock,
Kinds,
Holmes,
Itawamba,
Jackson,
| Jasper,
Jefferson.
| Jones,
Kemper,
L.auderdaIe,
Lawrence,
Leake.
Lafayette,
Lowndes,
Madison,
Marion,
Monroe,
Marshall,
Neshoba,
Newton,
Noxubee,
Octibbeha,
Perry,
Pontotoc,
Pike,
Pamela.
Rankin,
Scott,
Simpson,
Smith,
Tallishaichie,
Tunica,
Tippah,
Tishomingo,
Warren,
Washing gton,
Wayne
Wilkin son,
Winston,
Yallob
Yazoo.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
JOINT APPOTNTmEN =

The Hon. ID. q. SHATTUcK and H. M TUcKrp rs
candidates for Governor will address their fellovc1,.
the following times and places, viz:
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
Tales, Narratives, Essays, Biographies, &c.


Together aoiM articles on
Science, Fine Arts, Health, Commerce,
Mechanics, Literature,
Agriculture, Domestic Intelligence.
Manufactures Education,
Foreign News, Amusements, Facea
New Publications, Humorous Poetica Articles,
Morality. The Drama,
Medicine, City Matters,
The Silk Culture, Amusing Miscellany,
Temperance, The Markets,
Family Circle, The Musical World
efE1ucated Men, Correct Prices Current,
List of InSolvent Banks, Discount and Exchange,
from Europe, History,
The Classics, Philosophy,
And all other matters discussed Universal Family
Journa-furnishng altogether vast, and believe as
interesting variety be found an any other Journal
embracing subjects for
FARMERS, MECHANICS,
TRADEsMEN, ARTISANS
MERCHANTS, MEN LEISURE,
TEACHERS STUDENTS,
And eoery Glass Of our Country.
The Courier always be depended nothing
permitted to notice in its columns IL will always faith
fully fulfil its agreements.
enable whole he
Literature Europe correspondents
brace the best the
tales cunequaled value will follow
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

For ten lines less continuance so cents
liberal discount will be made those the year.
BRemiances and communications of every kind must
addressed 10 the publishers, post paid
FOSTER g. BAILEY.
FAYETTE, Jefferson County, Miss. 3rd, l641.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

Monday the 3Oth OF August at Kosciusko, Auala Cop
Tuesday 3lst Thomastown Ieale .'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25
RACIIEIOls'S HALL,

Bachelors hall! what quarc looking place it is I!
KaPe mo from sich all the days of my life!
Sure but think what burnin' disgrace it is
Never at all to be gittcn wife.
See the ould bachelor gloomy and sad enough,
Placing his Ia kittle over the fire
Soon tips it over; St. Patrick he's mad enough,
or he was presently to fight with the Squire.
Now, like hog in a mortar-bed waowing
Awkward enough to see him knading his dough:
Troth, ifthe bread he could ate MISUNDERSTANDING,
How he would favor his palate you know
Pots, dishes, pans and such grassy commodities
Ashes and prata skins kivcr the floor:
His cubboard's house ofcommical oddities,
Things that had never been ncishbors before.
His meal being over the tables left sitting, so
Dishes take care of yourselves if you can
But hunger rcturnsth then he's Tuning & frctting so;
Och let him alone for haste of man.
Late in the night when he goes to bed shiycrin;
Nivcr bit is the bed made at all,
He grapes like tcrrapin under his kivcrn'-
Bad luck to the pictur' of bachelors hall.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25

The rage Tor publishing mammoth sheets is
thus humorously hit Oft by the Albany Micro
scope:
PRorosALs We purpose, in few
days, to issue newspaper from this of
fee Of sufficient dimensions to serve as
an awning for the whole United States !
1t will contain 100000 columns OF
reading matter, with "pictures to match"
being column and a picture for every
man, woman, and child in this great re-
public! 1t will contain nearly every work
in the English language, besides German
works for the Germans of Philadelphia
and the West French works for the
Monsicurs, Madames, and Mademoiselles
of New Orleans and other places! Tales
and Sketches in other languages, alive
and dead, 10 suit all tastes and capacities
besides literary notices, advertisements OF
Pcase's candy, editorials, foreign news,
notices 10 correspondents, puns of all sorts,
original poetry written three thousand
years ago, "weekly gossip" lists of new
subscribers expecting to take our paper al
some future time, our success, mutton
market, deaths, murders, marriages, du-
els, births, etc. etc. etc.
This vast sheet will be issued some
time in the present month. We have
agents in all parts of the states, from
Maine to Georgia, engaged in driving
down stakes to hang it on! 1t will be Vi
sible in every part of the Union, and
those who will pay us the sum of six.
pence will be able to read it with great
ease!
n. Bit will be invisible 10 those
who don't pay. 1t will be called "INe
EWth's Sheet and SIN Eclipser!"
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THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER

tumblcr of water, and pull leaf or two
from the plant and stir it round in the wa
ter for several minutes, which then be-
comes tasleless liquid, and has the re-
semblance of water with few drops of
milk in it. The effect is instantaneous,
relieving the child entirely from the com
plant. How many lives can be preserv-
ed from the discovery of this simple We
getable, and of what importance is it TO
every parent to secure himself from dam
ger by its cultivation.
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Granville School.

This school, situated six miles east OF
Hennepin on the road TO Lowell, eight
miles from Peru, has been in successful
operation years and six months, under
the charge of o. FISHER, Principal. The
summer term will commence on the 18th
of June, and continue eleven weeks.
TuirIoN-ln Primary Department, 81 Sc
" Common English branches, 3 81
Philosophy, Chemistry, &c A OC
" Languages, Higher Malhc-
mates, 4 SO
Board, in families, from 81 % to 81
80 per week.
Il. WARE. AGENT.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25
From the Quebec Mercury, May 80.
Melancholy shjpwrccls.
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT
LIVES LOST!

LIVES LOST!
1t again becomes our duty to record a
calamity, involving destruction .. human
life to an awful extent. -Four of the crew
and four of the passengers, arrived here
yesterday, bringing the disastrous intclli-
gencc of which the following is an accur-
ate summary.
The Minstrel left Limerick, Ireland,
on the 2lst of April last, for Quebec,
with one hundred and lor,y-one passen-
gers, cmigrants, intending to settle in
Canada. The vessel had a toerablc pas
sage up to Tuesday last, at four o'clock
in the morning, when she struck on Red
Island Reef. There was a heavy sea
running at the time, but the boats were
launched and made fast to the fore chains.
Upwards of one hundred passengers
embarked in the boats, but their doom
was quickly sealed; the vessel "heeled
off" into deep water and went down stern
foremost, so suddenly that the "paintcrs"
of the boats could not be cast off, and the
people who had embarked in the boats
persisted, with their equally unfortunate
companions on board the ship, except
four of the crew and four passengers,
who alone of upwards of $50 souls, re-
manned to tell the sad tale.
These eight persons had embarked in
the gig which was towing astern, and
fortunately for them the rope which at
,ached it to the vessel broke when she
went down. They succeeded in pulling
to White Island, where they remained
until the following day, when they were
taken off by the ship Wellington, Mcln-
tyre, and brought to Crosse Isle.
Following is a statement of the number
of the crew and passengers who per-
ished :-Crcw-Capt. Outerbridge, mate
and nine others. Passengers - Male
adults, forty-seven; females do. forty-onc
males under IA, ten females do. eight
males under 7, nine females do. twelve
infants ten. Total persisted l4s.
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Journal adds, that the most serious ri.
mors are alloat as to the cause and nature
OF this horrible catastrophe, which, how
ever, cannot be cleared up until the Crcs-
cent, which is daily expected, arrives with
the surviving passengers. The American
consul at llavrc has Intercepted the sail
ors oil the William Brown, brought by the
Vile dc Lyon, and has had them commit
ted to prison.
Furlhr Particulars via layrc.
Harre, Diay l3.-Thc American ship
Crescent, Capt. Ball, arrived here ycster-
day evening with the remainder of the
passengers of the William Brown who
were saved in the long boat The arrival
OF this vessel has confirmed all the horrid
details given of the dreadful scene which
took place during the night of the ooh
and 2lst Of April. OF the sixteen pas
sengers who were thrown into the sea
fourteen were men and two women; Of
the seventeen saved fifteen are women
and two are men. One of these men was
seized for the purpose of being thrown
overheard by the crew of the boat. lie
cried out to the mate TO save him, and not
10 tear him from his wife. The mate
told the men not TO separate man and wife
if it were possible to help it. He fell
into the bottom of the boat and was
saved.
A boy of twelve years was thrown
overheard. He caught hold of the boat,
and, favored by the darkness of the night,
crouchcd under the bows and was saved.
All the women saved are young, except
the mother of a Scotch family from Dunn
frlesshire, who with her five daughters
and servant girl, was saved her name
is Edgar. Her husband and son are set
tied i'll Germantown, near Philadelphia.
A young women with her infant at the
breast succeeded in getting into the boat,
with her husband ; they arc amongst the
survivors. His name is Patrick, from
Cook's-town, county Tyrone, the proper
ty OF Col. Stewart.-Several persons from
that genlleman's estate or neighborhood
have met with watcry gravc..-One fam
lily of the name Of Leydcn Sixteen in
ally sunk with the vessel another named
Corr--iathcr, mother, and five children
sunk at the same time; the little boy who
was thrown from the boat was one of
that family. He had not soul left be-
longing to him.
They were also from Col. Stewards
property. A Mrs. Anderson with three
children, who was going to join her hus-
band, Il medical gentleman settled at Gin
cInnati, sunk with the ship. Miss An
derson and a Miss Bradley were thrown
into the sea from the long boat. The
tales which the survivors relate are pite-
Gus, hOrriiying. The crew and passcn-
gers have been examined by the British
and American consuls this morning, and
the impression is that the dreadful act of
throwing their fellow creatures overheard
was of impcrious necessity; but it is
hoped that the two cOnsuls will give pub
licity to the examination, in order that
the public mind may be satisfied Oh this
point.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25
Summer Complaint.

The season for this very fatal disease
to children is rapily approaching, and we
know not if our readers are acquainted
with a remedy Of sufficient strength to ar
rest it in any stage. The Philadelphia
Chronicle tells of one, the Bene Plant, OF
the easiest cultivation, and Of untaiIing
power. II is used in the following man
ncr: When a cliid is affected, take a
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-25
IIHNlE NEAI..

MARRlED-In Marshall county, Ills, on
Thursday last, by the Few. Mr.. Chase, Mr.. c.
BYSBY to Miss ELIZA POSTERN.
On Sundy last, Mr.. ISAAC TODD to Miss
ELIZA BASCOMB, of Putnam co. Ills.
NoTg.-Our friend who sent the above notices
adds the following cheerful news 1.-The far
mcrs' sons and daughters of the South side OF
Putnam county, follow the sage admonitions OF
Saint Paul and Peter, that however sweet is Lib
orty and Freedom, Wcdlock is still swee,cr.
There have been seven weddings in six weeks
within two miles of each other. There have also
81 weddings taken place in this ncighborhooL
within the last Is months"
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DRY GOODS [,

low prices us any olncr store III inc place. Their
stock consists Of
DRY GOODS
Such as Cloths, Cassmeres, Satlinet,s,
Summer Cloths, Tailor's Trimmings,
Domestic Goods, Calcoes, Flannels, Tick
lngs, Drills, Linens, Threads, Bonne,s,
Hosiery, and Gloves, &C., &c.
GROCEKlEs,
Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Sugar, Tobacco,
Dry Fish, Powder & Shot, Flour, Boston
Pickles & ketchup, Raisns, Candles, &c.
HARDWARE.
Boston Nails, Shoyels, Hoes, House Fix
lures, such as Butts, Screws, Latches,
and Locks,) Cutlery, Trunk and Chest
Locks, Trace and Log Chains, Brass
Kettles, Coffee Mills, &C., &c.
CLOTHING,
Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers,
Stocks, IIandkerchieis, Suspenders, &c.
HATS 4 CAPS.
Brush, Fur, and Palm Leaf Hats-Fine
and Common Fur and Worsted Caps.
ROOTS n SHOES,
Mems, Women's, and Children's Boots
and Shoes, of various styles and qualities.
QUEENsWARE.
Cups and Saucers, Plates, Bowls, Pitch
ers, Tumblers, &C., &c.
n l. $ o:
Saddles, llallers, Circingles, Window
Glass and Sash, Stationary, and grea,
variety of other articles.
All the above articles the subscribers will he
happy to show to any person who will favor them
with a call
VIM. TRUE & son.
Ottawa, April -, 1871. 49--,f
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satisfaction, and assures those who may favor him
with their custom, that their work shall be done
in the best possible manner
The Machine will undergo thorough repairs,
and will be put in complete order for cnrding all
kinds ofwool by the Goth of May.
Believing that ",hc nimhle siNpcnco is better
than the slow shilling" we have established
our price for carding wool the present year at sir
anil Il t1urth cents per pound, Ga reduction from
former prices of one and three .toutM cents per
pound.) The Machine is removed to our new
building calculated for Woollcn Factory, which
will be putin operation the present season.
!. IL ID. GREEN.
DAYTON, ILL.,, April 30, 1871. 5J--tf
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NOTICE.

VHVHE subscriber, having been appoin-
ted Administrator of the estate of
AARON Balm, deceased, requests all
persons having claims against the estate
to exhibit the same to him or to the Pro-
bate Justice, for settlement, within nine
months from the date hereof.
Those indebted to the estate are re-
quested to call and settle the same in,nae-
diateiy. The books of account, &c. may
be found at the Office of the Probate JUS
tice. ABRAHAM HOES,
administrator.
OuaMa, Inne l4lh, 1911. 2=5=SW.
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Spring and Summer Fashions.

vlNHE subscriber respectfully informs the gen.
Il tlcmen of Ottawa and vicinity, that he has
Just received of Mcssrs. Scott * Wilson, of New
York City, their Spring and Summer Report,
together with the latest London and Paris Fa.
shions for gcntlcmcn's clothes, which he thinks
will not fail to please gentlemen OF every variety
of taste He still assures all who may favor him
with their orders, that all business entrusted to
him shall be attended to with promptness and
faithfulncss.
n. B.-The subscriber has removed
his shop to the east side of the public
square, opposite the Court House, and
one door south of the City Hotel.
+. s. TRACY.
Ottawa Nav %, 1871. Wifi
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FOURTH OF .9gEE.

The inhabitants in the vicinity of the
Big NcrmiliOn River intend to celebrate
the anniversary of American Independence
at the house Of Mcssrs. Galloway in the
southern part Of North Vermiion Pre-
cinct.-The committee appointed to make
arrangements have resolved to celebrate
on the 9th in the following manner -
At half past 10 O'Clock procession will
be formed at the house, and proceed with
martial music to a place selected where
an Grafton will be delivered by f. BALD
WIN, Esqr., after which the procession
will return TO the house where suitable
dinner will be prepared.
sC@The inhabitants of the vicinity are
respectfully invited to attend.
l.. l.. BULLOCK,
Secretary of committee.
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Ottawa, June %, 1871. 5--tdsp
Administrators Notice.

a LII persons having claims against
IN the estate of Hugh NJ. Griggs,
deceased, are hereby notified and request
ed to present the same to the subscriber,
of said estate, or to the
Probate Justice of Lasalle county within
nine months from the date hereof for set
Element. JOHN Ii. HENDERSON,
Administrator.
June %, 1871. 5--1w
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n Office. - The subscribers would
" very dellcately hint to all persons
who know themselves indebted TO them
that it would be to their advantage to call
and settle the same without delay, as our
old books must be settled up. If you
cannot pay in cash we will take Wheat,
Oats, and Corn, if delivered Immediately,
and if you cannot pay i'll thus way you
can at least give your notes.-All who
neglect this reasonable request will hear
from us in another way. Now, remem-
Der, we are not johing but in sober
earnest. J. y. SANGER & Co.
Ottawa, June Is, 1871. 1--tf.
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NOrtlr u. Giicixrl

HNFORMS his friends and the public generally
d that he has returned to Ottawa. Grateful for
the patronage lac has heretofore received he hopes
still to merit a share of the same.
Office over Cushman & Thompson's store
where he may be found during the day, when not
professionally abscni, and at nigh, N the Fox
River House.
Ottawa, June 70, 1911. 2-5G
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administrators Notice.

administrators Notice.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given,
n that the undersigned have taken
out letters of Administration on the estate
of Christian II. Charles, deceased. All
persons having claims agains. the estate
of the said deceased are hereby required
to exhibit the same to them or to the
Court of Probate for the county of La
Sale for settlement within nine months
from the first day Of November, A. ID.
1910.
Dated at Peru, this first day Of No
vember, A. ID. 1910.
JOHN HOFFMAN,
Administrator,
JULIAETTE CHARLES,
Administrative.
May %. 2,-l--6w.
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Ottawa, June 18th, 1871. 2-5-
Administrators Notice.

DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given,
Il that the undersigned has taken out
letters of Administration on the estate of
Joseph Fullerton, deceased. All persons
having claims against the estate of the
said deceased are hereby requested to en-
hibit the same to him or to the Court of
Probate for the county of Lasale for
settlement within nine months from the
date hereof. JACOB FULLERTON,
Administrator
Ottawa, June 10, 1871. 5--4wp
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Administrators Sale.

NJ Office is hereby gwen that | will
" sell at public auction, on Saturday
the l7h day Of Luiy nett, on the premi-
ses occupied by Stephen Ii. Jones, near
Troy Grove, in Lasalle county, the per-
sonal property of Joseph Fullerton, de-
ceased.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Terms of sale made known on the day of
sale by JACOB FULLERTON,
Administrators.
Ottawa, June 25, 1871. 5--tdsp
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ID II u G S II O r. f .

ID IL u u y | - IL T..
G. L.. Thompson
AEA 6,j" jus. stree, received lat a., his his New Kew
60 of the Public Square in this place.
~ his summer supply of FuEsn
GJ>>3 DRUGS & MEDICINES,
4 embracing all articles in the line
SI-....---. which the country demands.
ALso-A variety of Paints, Oils, Warm
ish, Turpcntinc, Glass, Putty, and Dye
Stuils, together with a variety of other
articles, too numerous to Mention.
Also: A few CHOICE WINES ana
LIQUORS, selected expressly for medi-
cal purposes Perlumerics, Conlccliona-
rics, Fruit, Scgars and Tobacco of Il good
quality.
Also - Patent Medicines, the most
popular of the day, among which are
Doct. Jaync's EXpcctorant, Hair Tonic,
Tonic Ncrmiluge, CarminatIve Balsam,
and Sanalive Pills; Docts Dolc's and
Thompson's Eye Water; Motifs Phrn-
tx Bitcrs and Pills; Rewards Tonic
Mixture Balm of Columbia; Car
penter's Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla;
Hays Linament' for Piles; Nerve and
Bone Linament; Batcman's Drops; God
fry's Cordial Fahnestock's Ncmifuge !;
Morrison's Pills of the British College of
Health; Lees, Phinic's, Emore's, Hoo
per's, Braudeth's, Doct. Champions and
Boardman's Fever and Ague Pills.
The public are respectfully requested to call
and see.
Ottawa, June H. 1871. 2-3---tf
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The Tarquin which arrived this morn
ing, says the st. Louis Gazette Of the
18th inst, reports the loss Of the new
steamer Oregon, which left this port yes
terday, loaded, principally with tobacco
and lead, for New Orleans. The boat
struck snag near Turkey Island, about
so miles below st. Louis. She lies in
about six and half feet water; and, as
the river is rising rapidly, she will be Il
total loss, unless immediate assistance
is rendered. The Oregon was built at
Cincinnati this spring, and was owned by
Mcssrs. Conn, Sprigg & Greene, John
SIagg IL Co., b. Pratlc, Geo. Collier and
Capt. Cable. This Dry Dock, Missouri
and Union offices, each, had risks on
both the boat and cargo.
Mcssrs. G. Collier and b. Prattc, each
owners of one-ifth, were not insured.
Boat valued at $4,000.
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S p II | N G G o O D S
WiIIiam TrY,e II Som.

HAVING received their Spring Supply of
LII Goods, are prepared to offer to their friends
and the public, as good an assortment and at as
low prices as any other store in the place. Their
stock consists Of
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Doctor q. Erary

THNENDERS his professional services to the in
Il habitants of Ottawa and its vicinity, and, by
a strict attention to the duties of his profession,
hopes to merit portion of the public patronage.
To be found at the MANSION HOUSE.
Ottawa, May %, ls4l. v2-l-tC